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complete line of magazines in ever:
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Ill TRUE SPORTSMEN, 1
PERJURED LIARS TQ HUNT
j WASHINGTON, Oct., 9. UP)—I
i Before hunters can procure a li
i cense to shoot deer in Michigan
this fall, they must go before a
notary and swear they have not
violated a deer lav/ of the state
in the past three years nor shot
a person while hunting during
! the past five years, says a bulle- j
I tin of the American Game Asso- j
I elation
This requirement was adopted
by the 1931 legislature to ipake
! the sport safer.
DIRECTOR EXTENDS THANKS
The Gateway office is the recip
ient of a letter from Tikhon I. Lav
rischeff, director of the Kanaka
nak Industrial School, in which
deep thanks are extended to the
folks in Seward who have sent
I newspapers and other literature
and reading material to the school
near Dillingham. I. Lavrischeff
says that the reading matter was
thoroughly enjoyed by the mem
bers of the staff as well as by the
children.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a. m. Morn
ing service 11 a. m. Evening serv
ice 7:30 p. m. Rev. Reisner will
speak at both services. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
Dixie’s first football game of the
season was played at Collinsville,
Ala., August 28. The Collinsville
high team licked the Pisgah high
eleven 33-0.
Coach Fred Dawson’s biggest
problem at Virginia this year ap
pears to be development of an ag
gressive forward wall.
Keep your hair looking lovely at
the SEWARD BEAUTY SHOP by
investigating my “Three Months
Club” plan. For information phone
Adams 90.
TARZAN SERIES—The books you
have always wanted to own—two
for the price of one, at the ALASKA
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Once a man has thq Florsheim habit,
there’s no such thing as depriving him
of Florsheim Shoes! And for good rea
sons: What else can adorn a foot with
such smartness? Or gratify it with such
comfort? Or serve it so long and faith
fully? If you don’t know Florsheim
Shoes, it’s time you got acquainted!
P. S. We'll be happy to manage the introduction.
ALIEN DEPORTATIONS
EXCEED DLL RECORDS
Visas not within the require
ments of the 1924 Immigration
Act were the cause of the great
est number of deportations of
aliens during the last fiscal year,
while the fact that the aliens
were criminal was fourth in im
portance as a cause of deporta
tion, it was stated orally at the
Department of Labor, reports the
U. S Daily.
The Bureau of Immigration de
ported 1,773 criminal aliens dur
ing the 1931 fiscal year, compared
with 1.712 in the 1930 fiscal per
f iod, it was stated. Aliens sent
from the country because of in
adequate visas numbered only
6,205 during the last fiscal year as
against 6,694 during the previous
fiscal year. Deportations set a
new high mark in the fiscal per
iod ended June 30, 1931, with a
total of 18,142. The 1930 figure
was 16,631.
TROOPS ON BORDER
I PIEPING. Oct., 10, (JP)—In a
j wireless message thru Sarbin
j Marshal Hasueh Ling Chang
Governor of Manchuria, said that
20,000 Soviet troops have beer
massed on the Manchurian bor
der opposite Nanchouli.
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i New and used propellers,
\ stuffing boxes, bearings, gear
■ pumps, etc. Write for in
■ formation and prices.
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EXCHANGE FOR STOCK
NEW YORK, Oct., 10, </P)—'The
j Trans-America Corporation has
arranged to transfer its controll
ing interest in the Bank of Amer
| ica of New York to the National
| City Bank in exchange for Nat
I ional City stock, it was announc
I ed.
_ 9 ,
Houston speedboat pilots made
i virtually a clean sweep of events
;on a recent race program at Gal
veston, Texas.
Developing, printing, enlarging
1 and framing at SYLVIA’S.
I ——__
j INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. f/P)—
! Reports reaching Washington say
the latest proposal among western
insurgents for 1932 is to sponsor
a set of independent candidates
for election, pledged to no presi
dential nominee with a view to
throwing the choice of a president
into the House of Representatives.
Large assortment o! fine sta
tionery at ALASKA SHOP.
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Cottage, sole Seward agent.
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