WANT NEWS ON MURDER
WitU reference how fast news
travels The Gateway received a tel
egram from the Fairbanks News Miner
today asking for information on a
murdered alleged to have ‘ been co.m
mited in Seward Friday night.
ROBSED AND SHOT
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. (A3)—John
Zubay, who lost several fingers in
the World war, was shot when he
fought against two men who tried to
steal $12,000 from a hotel here. The
thieves fled from the scene without
mitted in Seward Friday night.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. SchaUerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten’s.
Keep a roll handy
HOSPITAL
ABSORBENT
COTTON
There are a hundred uses arownd
your home for cotton.
You need it for cleaning, for stuf
fing pillows, for making poultices,
for bathing and many other uses.
Sterile— White— Quickly absor
senL A pound roll is the economi
:al size.
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TUNNEL IS
NEARING Gl. FACE
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BLACK HAWK, Nov. 12. (IF)—The
showing in the breast ol the Mar
quette tunnel, 810 feet from the port
al, is reported to be undergoing a
very favorable change for the better.
The work of the Marquette Mining
Company is considered the most im
portant new work under way in this
famous district at the present time.
The last news from the Marquette
management this week was to the
effect that the tunnel was entering
new formation and those who have
been watching the fine progress of
this tunnel are hoping that the big
30-foot vein has been entered. Old
timers here predict that when the
big vein is hit, the Marquette com
pany will have a bonanza.
DIVORCES INCREASING
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. (^—Di
vorces are increasing in the United
States, according to statistics made
public by the census bureau. Mar
riages increased at the rate of 1.2
per cent in 1926 while divorces in
creased 3.1 over 1926 rates.
GOOD OLD RENO
RENO, Nov. 14. (JP)—'Charging in-1 £55
fidelity, failure to support and deser- §§§
tion, Mrs. Beryl Ward yesterday ob- ==
tained a divorce from her husband -=||
Walter S. Ward, son of the President =
of the Ward Baking Co.
DR. HENDRIX DIES
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14. <#*)—Dr. g
Eugene Hendrix, retired Senior Bishop Hjj|
of the Methodist Episcopal church |||
South, died at the age of 80 years.
LEGISLATION FAILS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. (&)—The fg§
efforts of three farm organizations to H=
frame a farm legislation failed but ==
hopes of compromise still exists. ==§
President Coolidge urged the organiza- m
tions to get together* i ===
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LANS, BOXBACKS,
AND ULSTERS IN
HARDY MATER—
IALS THAT WILL
WITHSTAND TIME
AND COLD. WELL
MADE COATS IN A
GOOD VARIETY
THAT LOOK GOOD.
$25.00
$35.00
$42.50
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Office and Clothing
Dept. Mad. 80
Grocery Dept.
Main 1
Hardware Dept
Adams 80
Brown & Hawkins Corp
Seward, Alaska
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Moths will not touch these blankets, so
they are always ready for instant use,
free from smelly moth-balls. They are
easy to wash, and shrink very little.
Inexpensive in price, Nashua Woolnap
Blankets come in a wide range of patterns
in sizes for every type of bed. Choose
those you need today while
there is still a wide range of
choice.
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Overcoats that invite active wear
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NEWLYWEDS SAIL AWAY,
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. (/P)—Despite j
the death of Dr. George Benjamin,!
Millicent Rogers grand father, Arturo;
Ramos and his wife sailed for South
America on their honeymoon.
MORE RELIEF WORKERS
WASHINGTON, Nv. 14. (/P)—An ur-j
gent appeal for all the assistance the;
Government can spare was received;
from Governor Weeks of Vermont and
Red Cross ordered additional relief:
i workers into the flood area.
MANY AGENCIES AID
BOSTON, Nov. 14. (JP)—Many agen
cies are aiding in extending a helping
hand the vicinity of the New Eng
land’s flood with Vermont towns as
the chief objective.
SETS 10-INCH CASING
FT. WORTH, Texas, Nov. 14. (JP)—
—The setting of the 10-inch casing
on the Coronado Oil &’ Gas Company
Box “T” No. 1 well is about com
pleted and by this time next week
the truth should be konwn as to
wether or not the 1600-foot level will
run in accordance with the geology.
Lucky says: He can’t
boast of his solid finances
but does boast of his solid
packed tomatoes at .20 c.
New York and vanilla ice.
cream at the Candy Cottage.
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