FINOS OF STATIONS
BESIEGE RADIO BOARD
WASHINGTON, July 13. (£>)—Poli
tical and other extraneous influences
will he ignored by the Federal Radio
Commission in considering appeals of
broadcasting station© slated for elim.
ination August 1, Judge Ira E. Robin,
eon, chairman of th<3 commmission
ha© indicated.
The cases of individual stations will
be judged solely on their merits as
shown by operation in the public in.
terest, Judgia Robinson ays.
While charges of favoritism have
been made and members of Congress,
politicians and others hav»3 interceded
with the commission in behalf of af_
fected broadcasters, Judge Robinson
declares he has told them that sta
tion owners will have an equal oppor.
tunity to present their pleas at the
hearing.
HUNGER STRIKE IS ON
SONN7BURG, Germany, July 14
(/P)—Sixty-five political prisoners
have started a hunger strike, fearing
the Reichstag may again postpone
its decision t;o vote an amnesty hi1!.
I
i TOKYO, July 13. UP)—Police offi.
i
| cials are conferring daily at metro,
politan police headquarterss on the
serious matter of preventing “danger,
ous thoughts” during the coronation
ceremonies at Kyoto next November.
The police are said to have listed al_
together several thousand persons in
Japan who ars suspected of thinking
! dangerously at intervals or continu.
j ously.
EDITOR DECREES HIS
EXPLOITS UNREPORTED
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NORMAN, Okla., July 13, (/P)— |
Students at. the University of Olc
Irlioma would scarcely know the
school had a nationally famous dis- |
tar.ee runner if they depended sole- I
i Iv on the student newspaper for j
i ,
j their information. For Harold Keith
I the runner, is editor of the Oklaho
ma Daily and as such has decreed
ihat his exploits on the board and
I cinder paths should not be written
up in the school paper.
A New Portable
We have just received the biggest value in
ORTHOPHONIC V1CTR0LA
ever made by ANY manufacturer.
Steel case, automatic stop, plays 3 records
without winding, fabric leather case. Positive
ly the biggest value in a portable ever offered.
Popularly priced at $25 and $35
Seward Drug Co.
Elwyn Swetmann.
A better
comes
The shoes that children wear should be good
for cheap, poorly made shoes might prove very
costly in later life.
Poll-Parrot shoes are real high grade solid
leather shoes for boys and girls—shoes buMt for real
service as well as good looks.
URBACH’S
Seward Representative
I
HALF THE OPT
EASILY
.lom
' Outboard ^Motors
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Brown & Hawkins Corp
SEWARD, ALASKA, “QUALITY FTRST”
■MOTORS SOLD ARE JOHNSONS
WHEN you move the steering^
handle of a Johnson Out
board Boat Motor the entire motor
turns and the direction of the[|
power push is changed. You can
start sidewise, forward or astern.
Getting away from a crowded dock,
squeezing in and out of tight places
is at once simple and enjoyable.
This full-pivot steering is only
one of the many advantages of a
Johnson. Come in and see the new
1928 Johnsons. Learn the joys of
water motoring. There’s a model
for every purse and purpose, $115
and up. Ask about our free trial
and aaly
C!heflew
LIGHT
TWIN
The bight Tu'in—
World’s lightest weight twin outbomrdi
only 37 lbs. Goes 12 (o 15 tn.p.h
For
payment plan.
HARDWARE
cottagers, fishing and auto touring. $140
it o. b. tv a
DEPT.
/aukiwin, 111.
ADAMS 80
NEW IK STOCK MARKET
IS EXTREMELY WEAK
NEW YORK, July 13. (JP)—Stocks
closed weak. The market was severe,
ly tested to absorb the flood of soft
liquidation which followed the posting
of a 10 percent rate on call loans,' the
highest since 1920.
United States Castiron Pipe certifi.
cates fell 28 points, Case Thrashing
Machine 15, Radio Corporation 11,
Dupont, Wright & Warren Brothers
from seven to eight * |po8nts. Total
sates 1,500,000.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT
TENDED. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Cleanliness and the best of meats
our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
i ELLIS BALL-CHILI MILL
ELLIS BALL'CHILI III LI. ,
MADE IN SIZES FROM
TWO TO FIFTY TONS
DAILY CAPACITY
Priced $150 to $1989
Investigate the Ellis Mill First
NELS HAGEN
ALASKA AGENT
SEWARD - ALASKA
REDS EXECUTED
SHANGHAI, July 14, (#)—Of the
107 Reds arrested at Canton since
July 9, 48 have been executed. A sim.
ilar fate for the others is expected.
Frank E. Towle, well known res
ident at Cooper’s Landing, arriysd
in town yesterday.
See Blue Shop for late styles
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Very Special
BATH MATS 22X35 .$1.00 each
CANNON TURKISH TOWELS
23X43 .50 3 for $1.35
17X35 .25 3 for .65
Colored border wash cloths..10 each
THE BLUE SHOP
VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J.S. BADGER
HARDWARB STOVES RANGES
Gardening impliments
SHEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Faints and Oils
Cofanan lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska