LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27. m
Mrs. Lois Pant aces, with man
c'hers convicted of felonies, receiv
a gift from the court. Superki
Judge Carlos Hardy granted
dismissal of the manslaughter con
viction returned against her a yea
ago last September.
Mrs. Pantages, who is the wif
of Alexander Pantages, million
aire theater operator, had bee
under a 10 year conviction for kill
mg a Jap gardener in an automo
bile collision.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Grael
NEW NUKA BAY CHART!
NOW AVAILABLE AT the Alas
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This effective inhalant pen
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and relieves the discomfort
immediately. Keep a bottle
in your home so that colds
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PRO “CLEANER”
| KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27. UP) -
- Professional football is a “cleaner '
| game than collegiate football Joe
. Savoldi, former Notre Dame full -
| back, said. He asserted there was
| less roughness among profession -
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t MORE COMMERCIALISM
NEW YORK Dec., 27, UP)—
r Blame for commercialism in col
jlegiate sports was placed upon
e; college and university presidents
.: by Frederick Robinson, presi
1 dent of the College of New York
He said college presidents lacked
_i backbone to make use of their
authority to stops sports over
emphisis.
| OUTSMARTS U. S
! WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. (/Pi - -
* j Soviet Russia has frustrated the
' | plans of the United States to dis
| pose of 75,000,000 bushels of sin -
:♦ i plus wheat to Italy, it was revealed.
|' The Soviets offered Russian wheat
11 at 55 cents a bushel, a price far
= I below the minimum price of 73
\ j cents the Farm Board could af
11 ford to quote.
| RECOGNIZE HEROISM
11 OTTAWA, Dec. 27. (IP)—'The hero
\ I ism of E. L. Wasson, comercial pi
| j lot of British Columbia, in rescu
\ \ ing the two companions of Cap
l; tain Burke has been recognized by
l j the Dominion of Canada govern -
i ment and a gratuity of $1,000 was
\ j granted to the aviator.
I CHARITY RECEIPTS
| i NEW YORK, Dec. 27. (/P)—Net
II receipts of the Army-Navy foot •
I ball game for charity, before tie -
(auctions for the expenses of the
i two schools and their teams, were
$607,412, Grover Whalen, chair
man of the Salvation Army's Em
ergency committee, announced.
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| Ask about the Seward Steam
Laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Club. It will pay you.
EAT WITH TS
on New Year’s Day. Resolve to
start the year right. A special j
dnn r will be served all day.
Seward Grill
Prices on practically every bit
0f bakers goods have been *v
Svced at the Electric Bakery.
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, fiirnltiire. Cree^crv, Ov <s,. ir ,
Rope, Ship Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries, Linoleum
and rugs, Tinning and Plumbins. Faints and Oils
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Suggestions To Aid You in Preparing
Your New Year s Dinner
Grocery Dep’t.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Eastern Oysters
_Pint Cans
Naval and Japanese
Oranges
Cluster Grapes and
Raisins
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
Grape Juice,
Ginger Ale
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
and Sweet Potatoes
| Brown & Hawkins Corp.
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The: tre is ' m movie verd.cn o:
the famous ’Stage play . “Interfer
ences’ Critics have .rated this pro
duction as one of the top-notch- j
ers of the year. It could be called!
a melodrama in high life, being an j
enlarged murder mystery plot, hav-1
ing a fine dramatic support and ‘
interest. The story is unusual and
ends in a strange climax.
This evening will be the last
showing of the Richard Dix play
with the Marines in China.
Einar Jackson, late of the Alaska
College and a member of last year’s
college basketball team arrived in
Seward enroute south.
KODIAK QUAKE
KODIAK, Dec. 27. (JP)—Three
distinct quakes were felt here at
2:59 A. M. yesterday. The shocks
had enough force to knock dishes
j off shelves. No damage to build
I mgs was reported. The local Ko
; diak seismograph station reports
that the force of the last quake
was of such intensity as to make
the seismograph temporarily inop- ;
e rati vo.
50c MERCHANT’S LUNCH
Hereafter a Merchant’s Lunch j
will be served for 50c at the Sew- |
ard Grill and a general cut in j
the menu will be made owing to j
the general reduction in cost of j
food-stuffs, announces Mel Hoi- j
ben, proprietor of Seward’s lead- J
ing restaurant.
Plan your New Year dinner around j
Harluck’s Danish lee Cream, soldi
only at the Candy Cottage. J
NEW YEAR’S DINNER
Plan to have your New Year’:
Dinner at the Seward Grill. Spe
cial dinner will be served all day
Join tiie Cleaning and Pressin
C lub of the Seward Steam Lain
; dry: 85 a month entitles you t
send a suit, a dress or a hat eat
.j week.
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Costume
DECEMBER 31st
A FINE ARRAY OF COSTUMES FOR RENT AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES, IMPORTED FOR THE OCCASION
FROM SEATTLE AT
Urbach & Valade
Happy New \ ear to all