FIGHT, NOT PEACE
NEW YORK, Jan. 23, —After
many hour.1? of conference it a p- j
pears that Max Schmeling and
Jack Sharkey have actually agreed
and have signed articles for the
staging of a fight for the heavy
weight championship of the world |
in Madison Square Garden in New
York City next June.
The deal is said to have been j
closed in the offices of the Garden :
manager, Mr. Johnson.
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 23. pP; — An
automobile accident last Christmas
E?e in which Estelle Taylor, film
actress and former wife of Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion,
was parred and bruised, apparently j
was more serious than her physi- 1
via ns realized at first.
After “recovering” from the
bruises, Miss Taylor began to suf
fer severe back pains. Slip was
placed in a cast.
ASKS FOR SUPPORT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22. (A*)—
H. P. Fletcher, former tariff com
mission chairman, has requested
members of the Pennsylvania Con
gressional delegation to support his
nomination as Ambassador to Great
Britain to succeed Charles Gates
Dawes.
WILL ENTER PRIMARY
NEW YORK. Jan. 23, —Former
Senator Joseph France, announced
he will enter the North Dakota
primary as a candidate for the
Republican presidential election.
CRANE MOVES SNOW
The Alaska Railroad crane is be
mg used to move the heavy snow
which has been piled up along the
railroad right-of-way in the Sew
ard yards, the result of successive
heavy snowballs. The crane picks
up huge quantities of snow each
scoop and transports it several feet
away from the track.
Judging from the amount of snow
which has fallen in Seward the last
two weeks there can’t be any snow j
any place else in the world.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Morning Service. Theme: \
“Tlie Wise and the Foolish Build- '
ers.”
6:30 p. m. Epworth League.
7:30 p. m. Evening Service. Sub
ject: “Tire Good Shepherd.” illus
trated.
NOTICE
Masons and Eastern Stars and
families are invited to a farewell
party given for Mr. and Mrs. James
Campbell at the Masonic Temple
at 8 p. m.. Saturday.
1-21,22.23. H. SOGN, Secy, j
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Always fresh — because he
keeps his mouth fresh with
Wrigley’s.
WRIGLEY’S is recommended
by doctors and dentists. It aids
digestion ... cleanses the teeth.
A simple rule of health, of
mouth hygiene, of efficiency.
SIGNS REFORM BILL
HONOLULU, Jan, 23, —Governor
Lawrence Judd signed the reform
bill which was been drawn up at
the special session of the Hawaiian
legislature and the measure will
go into effect immediately. Among
ether things the bill provided for
was the formation of a police com
mission to reorganize the Hawaiian
law enforcement machinery.
The Stock Market
SEATTLE, Jan. 23. (/P)—'Yester
day’s quotations on the stock mar
ket :
Alaska Juneau
American Can .
Borden
Canada Dry .
General Motors
International Nickle Can
International Tel. & Tel.
Kenneeott Copper .
Radio ... ..
Reynolds Tobacco <b>
Richfield Oil
Standard Oil of Calif.
Standard Oil of N. J.
Standard Oil of N. Y.
Union Oil of Calif.
U. S. Steel
Cities Service
Durant Motors
H3/4
60 i/a
36%
12%
20%
8%
9%
10%
7%
38%
%
241/4
42%
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The Seward high school basket
ball team, now in Fairbanks, will
play a team from the Alaska Col
lege this evening and tomorrow
they wall take on the Fairbanks
City team, according to the sched
ule outlined before they left for1
abroad.
Seward's army of snow shovelers
was mustered forth again today
by the snowfall which came down
last night.
WE SIM BOMS
FOUND BE POLICE
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MADRID. Jan. 23, —The extrem- j
| ist’.s revolt at Catalonia and thru- I
! out Spain. in general had almost
subsided last night and peace was
! expected throughout the troubled
land by today. i
That the government acted none |
too quickly was ascertained when ,
; 150 bombs were discovered in the,
j city of Maderas. Seven persons are i
j in jail in connection with these
bombs and it is certain that a gi
i gantic plot was frustrated.
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WASHINGTON. D. C., Jan. 23. '
i </P)—A two party coalition of House
| leaders was organized for the pur
pose of outdoing President Hoover
i in cutting government expend!-,
I ° i
j tures.
! Speaker John Gamer said: “The
! Democrats of the House are not go
{ing to increase the President’s bud
get by one single copper cent.” j
- Republicans agreed promptly to
! try to reduce expenditures to the j
| lowest point.
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ANOTHER HARDSHIP
, LAS VEGAS, N'ev., Jan. 23. (A5)— ,
j Gambling is causing Rex Bell and ;
I Clara Eow one hardship after an- i
other. Bell walked out of a gamb- j
ling club here and into the re
volvers of two thugs who took $800 j
j from him. Not long ago Miss Bow
| whom Bell married here recently, j
; was sued over a gambling debt but:
I the actress finally settled.
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