BIG CUT DON’T GO
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. (#)—Chair*
man Green, of the Ways and Means
■committee, criticised adversely the
recommendation of the Chamber of
Commerce for a $400,000,000 tax cut
and said that the committee will re
strict reduction to $235,000,000.
DEATH LIST RISING
FOLSOM PRISON, Dec. 1. (£>)—
The death toll n the prison mutiny
has reached twelve, the latest to die
being Frank Carlson, convict. The
lives of two more convicts are near
ing: the end as a result of wounds
auffered in the conflict, it is said.
TEAMS GO NORTH
The 3. H. S, and the* S. A. C. team#
entrained thta moifning bound for
Fairbanks. Member# of the two teams
were; 8. H. 8.—Cwt. Roberta McIn
tosh, Cecil Leslie, Elsa Larsson, Viloa
Sheldon, Sigrid Rosness, Jean Mer
i
! ritt, Wilma Harrison and Katherine
Neville. Mrs. Sheldon chaperon.
The S. A. C.—Capt. Bath, Galloway,
iGlancy, Leslie, And resen, Chya and
JT R. McBwen.
Joe Hoffman, tie inspector, left op
the train this morning.
A WISE YOUNG LADY
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. '"Com
panionate marriages will become a
curse to American youth if Judge
Ben Lindsey’s ideas are put into
general practice,” 15 year old Uldine
Utley, California evangelist, said re
cently, while here to conduct a re
vival meeting.
MAKES APOLOGY
! LONDON, Dec. 1. (>P)—George Bei^i
: nard Shaw denies he is a "black-:
shirt.” "I must apologize to your i
reporter for misleading him,” he says |
in a letter to the London Daily News.
WARRANTS ISSUED
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1# (/P)—
Warrant# have been issued for the
arrest of Miss Emma C. Doyle, Er- j
nest W. Doyle, and Ja Doy’.p. on a 1
charge of gam Mi g •
NOT MUCH USE
TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 1. (/P)—Benja-;
min Franklin Levins, who in two
orgies killed nine sleeping persons j
with an axe and who has been sen- j
fenced to death, is making a last !
plea for clemency to the State Par
don Board.
PUTTING IN STEAM MEAT
Thre^ local co a tractors are figuring
on the installation of steam the'at
ing 'plant in <the Seward hotel, accord.
,n.g to Oscar Dahl, proprietor, and he
experts to see the work get undei
way within the next few weeks At
; the present time a large hotJblast
| Airnace in the basement is used but
j when steam heat is installed there
•vill he radiator in every room.
NOTICE TO BOYS
Every boy 'between the ages of |
seven and 12, who is interested ini
being a Cub Scout be at the S. A. C. j
hall Friday at 7 p. m.
SCOUT MEETING
Friday in the S. A. C. hall at S p. ra.
Come prepared to re-register as we
want, to make the Seward troop a
chartered troop.
The Scoutmaster, W. It. Maepherson.
COTTON THIRD HIGHER
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1. (A1)—Offi
cal estimates show the cotton crop
approximately a third smaller than it
was last year, but the price is more
than a third higher. Judged by Octo
ber prices, the 2,000 mile territory be
; Atlantic should sell this year’s cotton
tween the Texas Panhandle and the
crop for nearly $200,Q00;000 more than
[last year’s crop.
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Lucky says: His is not a
sucker store. Of the candy
on the stick kind, or Bar-;
nam’s one bora every min-;
ute. Lucky gives full value
all the time.
WE DELIVER ANY TIME OF DAY
YOU WISH. FRYE-BRUHN CO.
Laughter and tears at the Liberty.
MISDEMEANOR CHARGES
j LOS ANGBLBS, Dec. 1. (/p)~Cecil
| J. Deltfille, motion pict»ir«s producer,
nd Harry M. Haldenaan, President
; of the Better American Federation,
!
are due to appear ia court on mhwio
raeanor chargee growing out ot^aU *
leged participation in the Julian Pet
roleum Corporaton stook pools.
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TO
CLEAR
YOUR
HEAD
VAPURE
Take a small piece of gauze and
put a fev^ drops of Vapure upon
it. Then inhale and exhale in
to the gauze and your head will
be relieved of that stuffy feeling
at once.
Keep a bottle handy and use
Vapure at the first sign of a
cold.
(Elwyn Swetmann)
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HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
j Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. ORAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
Urbach Says
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Wear
When Buying
Gifts For Men
Women And
Children Think
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PORTFOLIOS HAND
GRIPS
Suit Cases, Gladstone’s
Fitted Ladies Cases,
Hat Boxes
NECK WEAR, SILK AND WOOL SCARFS, SOCKS TIE AND GARTER 8ETS,
BOYS BELTS AND TIES, MONOGRAM HANDKERCHIEFS, CUFF LINK8,
KNIT COATS SWEATERS BLAZERS HATS AND CAP8, BATH ROBES AND
COLLAR CASES, KEY CASES, COMBINATION COLLAR AND HANDKER.
CHIEF CASES.
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ROYAL ROCHESTER
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English Dinner
in Windsor and
ivussmere Patterns.
| CARVING SETS, URN SETS, AND CASEROLES, PYREX-WARE, ALUMI-j
1NUM WARE. ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMPS, TABLE AND BOUDOIR LAMPS,!
COLEMAN GAS LAMPS, GAS LANTERNS AND CAMP COOK STOVE8.I
COASTER.SLEDS, KIDDY CARS, BOYS TOOL CHESTS, FLASH LIGHTS.!
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Pink Stem Goblets,
Sherbet Dishes, Wine
Glasses, Oyster Cock
tail Glasses.
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