REED RAPS HOOVER
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16. (/P)-^Sena
tor James Rood, back from a long ab
sence, sharply rapped Secretary Hoov
er, The League of Nations and Europe
but refused to commit himself on his
^ presidential aspirations.
Join. Urbach’s circulating library.
Fifteen cents to read a late book.
BILL ANP .HIS GANG ,
CHICAGO, NOV7 16. flp)—Mayor;
“Big Bill” Thompson and 1,000 or j
more loyal supporters entrained for!
Washington Tuesday where they plan
to urge Congress to hurry flood con
trol measures.
Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten's.
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SHABBINESS IS INEXCUSABLE WHEN
YOU CAN GET BEAUTIFUL CREPE BACK
SATIN DRESSES—all sizes at $16.75.
AND FOR THIS WEEK ONLY— ALL CLOTH
COATS at 20 percent off.
ALL SHOES at 20 percent off
Come in and take advantage of these wonderful
bargains.
TEMPOH FORMATION
REPUBLICAN CLUB MADE
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A large and enthusiastic meeting
of local republicans took place last
evening in the law offices of L. V.
Ray narking the beginning of activi
ties in the coming Territorial and
National elections.
L. V. Ray was selected as temporary
chairman and Elwyn Swetmann, tem
porary secretary.
On Thursday evening, following the
special Council meeting, the Repub
lican organization will meet again in
the council chambers for the purpose
of electing a permanent president,
treasurer, secretary and an executive
committee of five.
At the Seward Drug store, for the]
next two days, a Republican roll has
been left on which representative vot
ers are asked to enscribe their names.
The roll will be taken up tomorrow
evening (Thursday).
Republican clubs are being formed
throughout the Territtory, it was
pointed out at the meeting, and it is
hoped local republicans will not only
sign the roll before .tomorrow night
hut also attend the meeting.
A special meeting of the city coun
cil will take place tomorrow evening
in the council chambers beginning at
7:30 o'clock.
Tech. Sgt. Evans, who has been ill
over in Anchorage far the past few
weeks may return home Saturday.
There’s
one Camel cigarette
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The number of cigarettes smoked has
increased 100% in the last five years, and
for just one reason—enjoyment. Where
there’s the most enjoyment, there you’ll
find the most smokers. Camel over
whelmingly leads in popularity.
Camel is blended of the choicest
tobaccos money can buy—that’s why it’s
so mild and smooth. That’s why Camel
leads the world.
Camel
CIGARETTES
© 1927, R. J. Reynold* lobtceo
Co., Win* ton-Sal cm, N.C., U.S.A.
TWO SPEEDY iAMES ON !
TIP AT GYM TONIGHT
The ball av ill startH*olling this even j
ing at 8 o'clock in the first of a dou
ble header basketball games between
the High School and the City and the
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girls teams, the High school regulars;
vs the High School second string.!
The girls clash first.
The second game starts at 8:45 P.
Mr. Bath will referee the girls tilt and
King for the boys. An admission of
15 and 25 cents will be charged.
The lineups:
H. S. Girls
McIntosh
Lars son
Leslie
Neville
Harrison
City
Andresen
Kunz
Dyer
Chya
Sampson
Osbakkan
F.
F.
C.
G.
G.
F.
F.
C.
G.
G.
S.
Seconds
Merritt'
Sheldon
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Rosness ;
Horton ■
Merritt
H. S.
Manthey
Hayes
Manthey
Sambeck
Rosness
Shellhorn
CONDITION HAND GOOD
Paul Nikeferoff, who was injured
Monday afternoon when a shotgun
was disharged through his hand, up
his arm and under his shoulder, is
getting along as well -as can be ex
pected, Dr. Alcorn reports. Whether
or not the hand be be saved still re
mains in doubt, however, indications
are favorable.
MCJIDEBARBER SHOP;
BEAUTY PARLOIt
Ladies’ Beauty Booth !
Two Chairs Tub Baths!
Shower Baths
In Arcade Building
Phone Adams 121
JESS LANDER, Proprietori
For any kind ef
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. THORKELSON
Leave Call at The NORTHERN
Typewriter* and sewing machine*
made a* good a* new
SHOW AT LIBERTY
PLEASES BIG CROWD
“Puppets,” with Milton Sills, is a
fine picture Its main fault was the
long drawn out preliminaries to the
real interesting part and the good act
ing.
Many of the features lately are so
slow and merely descriptive for three
quarters of their length that the rest
less show fan gets up and goes out.
just as the fine part is about to start.
The last two reels of the play last
night were really great and justified
calling the feature fine, but H is to
be hoped the movie writers will
change back into putting a little ao*
Ition into the first and the middle sec
tions of the plays as they used to do.
FIGHT PICTURES IE
IN SEWARD TOMORROW
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The Dempsey-Tunney fight pictures
are billed for tomorrow at the Liberty
theater. The owner of the pictures
is bringing them on the train due this
evening.
These pictures are the official pro.
duction and show the Tunney-Demp
sey and Dempsey^Sharkey fights t»
perfect detail.
Look for the theatre advertisement
in tomorrow’s Gateway for full an
nouncement.
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' Woman’s Club Meeting
The Seward Woman’s Club will
meet tomorrow (Thursday) at 2 P. M
with .Mrs. Pete Anderson in a social
and business meeting.
The moon changed today so some
thing different along the weather-line
can be looked for.
Captain Heinie Berger, skipper of
the staunch ship Discoverer, reports
a fair voyage to Iliamna and that
Jack Bailey and Alec Bolem, together
with their outfits, were landed in
gced shape.
STRENGTH REVEALED
NEW YORK, Nov. 16. (^—Elec
tions held throughout the United
States last week, revealed new Re
publican strength in many quarters.
Start the day right—order the Dost
meat which is PR YES’S BABY BEEF.