LINDBERGH IN FRISCO
FOR ONLY BRIEF PERIOD
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26. (#>)—
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh hopped
off before schedule_irom Mills Field.
The mayor appeared at the field at
about 10:30 A. m. and was informed
that the flyer had left about 15 min
utes previously. Lindbergh also
avoided the crowd awaiting him at
his hotel, by leaving by the side
door. Oakland saw the flyer shortly
afterwards.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
WHITMAN
CHOCOLATES
recommended and
GUARANTEED
7RESH
and sold at
the popular advertised
prices at the
ONLY AUTHORIZED
AGENT IN SEWARD
Mill® MEN STUDY
CONFEDERATE TSCTICS
WINCHESTER, Va., Sept. 26. (JP)—
Shades of the hosts of gray, if they
return to tramp again through the
Valley of Shenandoah, may feel the
satisfaction of work well done in see
ing the famous “Valley Campaign” j
a subject of study by military students ■
more than 60 years later.
Their maneuvers under the leader- j
ship of “Stonewall” Jackson, still
masterpieces of military strategy, are
being studied by 60 officers of the
343rd United States Engineers, O. R. j
C., accompanied by a detachment of
regulars. The area extends from
Winchester, which was 'captured and
re-captured during the Civil War, to
[ Staunton. The officers’ report will
| be made to the war department.
General Von Mackensen, a high
ranking German officer, made a stu
dy of this campaign just prior to the
j World War, and many officers claim
I to have noted its influence in his la
ter successful movements in Europe.
SMITH IN CONTEST TO
STAY CLAIM SUPPORTERS
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. (TP) —I f
William McAdoo had any idea that
his public withdrawal from the Pre
sidential race would bring a similar
renunciation from his rival, Gover
nor Smith, then he is to be digop
pointed. This was made unmistaka
bly clear yesterday by leaders who
are supporting the higher aspira
tions of the New York Governor.
They_said Mr. Smith was in the con
test to stay.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
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CASH IS KING
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11000
110.00
115.00
Stock Of Surplus Office Fixtures
For Sale
1 DALTON ADDING MACHINE 130.00
I BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE
1 BURTON CASH TRAY
1 SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
1 T0D3 PR0TECT0GRAGH
1F.E.
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1 ELLIOT ADDRESSOGRAPH,PRACTICALLY NEW 1100.00
1L C. SMITH TYPEWRITER NO. 0 STAN. CAR'GE 130.00
IUN0ERW00D TYPWRITER NO. 314 CAR'GE 130.00
I REMINGTON TYPEWRITER NO. 11 STAN. CAR! 130.00
I REMINGTON TYPE1ITERN0.I124 "GIR'GE 130.00
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER 2 DRAWER ELECTRIC BARGAIN
NEW 4 DRAWER. ART METAL STEEL FILING' CABINET
STANDARD LETTER SIZE AT LESS THAN SEATTLE COST
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
Seward, Alaska
SUSSiS'S POIIIIPEI IS
UNDERMINED BY SEA
KERCH, Crimea, Sept. 26. (/P)—1The
uins of the Kerch, the site of the an
ient Greek Panticapeum, often called
he “Russian Pompei and Herculane
im,” are raipdly decaying, and the
Slack Sea is gradually undermining
he remnants of ancient Greek and
toman towers and walls.
In the fourth and fifth centuries be
ore Christ, the city was a flourishing
rading center, the envy of northern
•arbarians and greedy merchants
rom Italy, Asia Minor and even
Egypt. The city w^as seized in turn
>y Mithradates and Barbarians before
lUccumbing completely td Rome. In
he fifteenth century it became the
>rey of Turks and since has fallen
nto decay.
ARRESTED FOR “NECKING”
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 26. (/P)
—Francis Sousley, 20 years old, was
irrested yesterday charged with per
riGing a girl to embrace him while
i<; drove an automobile on Main
; licet. An ordinance prohibiting
a display of affection we at into
iCetl September 1st. Sousley’s ar
est was the first under the ordinace.
Lucky says: You can't
kick at, “the high cost of liv
ing," when you can buy a big
head of celery for .20 c., let
buce .15 c., and a four pound
sanitary packed package of
finest seedless raisins for
,45 c., at Lucky's.
Vanilla^ and peach ice
iream atthe. QmiylS ottag^
We deliver.
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Deputy U. S. Marshal Long, from
Ruby, was among the northbound
passengers this morning. He arrived
in Seward Saturday from the States.
The Eastern Star meets this eve
ning in regular session. After the
regular business has been disposed
of, the social hour will be in order.
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Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
_
Miss Elizabeth Romig, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Romig, and siste.r
to Mrs. J. P. Hannon, left today for
her Fairbanks home. It is rumored
Miss Rpmig will be married shortly
upon her arrival in the Interior cifj|.
P. R. Holdiman, who accompanied
his daughter Ruth, to this city, de
parted for his Anchorage home today.
Start the day right—order the best
meat which is FRYES’S BABY BEEF.
School shoes for boys and girls,
Urbach’s.
$85.00 to $295.00'
CLOTH COATS in plain and furred collars
$12.75 to $50.00
DRESSES latest styles and colors direct from
New York in silk, satin, back crepe and sport
materials from
$16.75 to $39.50
HAT BOXES, SUIT CASES, TAXI TRUNKS
$5.95 to $33.50
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
SS • J. L. GRAEF
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Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska