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DIXON is HON0RED
BY BOWLING LEAGUE

Agriculture Interburcau Bowling
League has bestowed its highest honor
for the 1929 season upon Harry B.
Dixon. star Of Economics team. He has
been voted the most valuable player
gold medal. receiving $50 votes against
lS9 received by his nearest rival Walter
Stork of Accounts.
other leaders In the balloting were
Nelson of Central Stores, 1854. Ready oi
Intcrbureaus, $50. and Lindstrom OF
Plant Bureau. lar.
Thirty bowlers were nominated for
the honor. Those who pollcd large
number of votes In addition TO those
mentioned above were DR.. Martin oi
Blister Rust, Barber OF Economics, Dc
Glantz and Ferrall Of Plant Bureau
Adams and McKericher of Soils-Chem.
istry. Prank Donaldson OF Central
Stores. Conklin of Interbueaus and
Roddy and Costello OF Shops quint.
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An early lead enabled Gonzaga's nine
To score over Business YESTERDAY q 10 5.
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Masonic Pin Tournament Ends Tonight
BEEQUE B0WLERS
AGAIN WIN TITLE

~ EEQUES is the f1rst team to
- win successive pennants In
n Washington Ladies' Duckpin
IL League since the organization
Of the league. In 1870. It
was not extended to cop the 1928
laurcls. as Columbians and CONNER
cials, who tied for second place. were
nine fun games I'm the rear
No new records were registered dur
ing the past season. Beeques rolled
high team rame and set. 5S5 and 1867.
Catherine Moriarty rolled high indi-
vidual game. 144. and Lorraine Quill
he'd high set, 364. The latter led In
strikes with 35. and Rena Levy took
spare honors with i39. Marie Frere
rolled high fiat game with %.
Teams and individual records for the
season follow:
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TWO ID. C. TRACK SQUADS
INCATHOLIC SCHOOL MEET

games. many Of the ranking schoolboy
teams OF the South having entered,
In golf matches tomorrow Central Ia
listed TO meet Tech and Western TO
face Business In public high school title
affairs. Tech viii be out To avenge a
defeat few weeks ago at the hands
Of the Central llnksmen.
Base ball, tennis and rife competi-
tions were scheduled for schoolboys to-
day Business and Western were TO
meet In a championship base ball game.
and In other local diamond encounters
Eastern and Catholic University Fresh
men we're TO face at Brookland, Central
and st Johns on the Monument
grounds and st. Adams and Donaldson
School OF Baltimore on the formers
grounds. Techs nine was To open a
two-day Virginia trip against Virginia
Military Institute Freshmen at Lexing-
ton. and Emerson was to cross bats
with Charlotte Hall at Charlotte Hall.
Business and Western teams were TO
clash In a title tennis match, and a
championship rife encounter was listed
between Eastern and Western.
An early lead enabled Gonzaga's nine
to score over Business yesterday, q TO 5.
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WILL MAKE BOWLING
AWARDS AT BANQUET

bfore tna1 200 30xieys end officials of
HbcFesti1n League snd Washington
Ladies League viii be 'yaesm If Harry
Carroll tomorrow night IT Echneider's
EestsNFs1t. pFlk awards for the two
leagues viii BE- made
Frior " the banquet Washington
ladies League kll-Eiars viii meet
Baltimore HIzent Cj3rlz IN the second
bloEE OF Their annual match ~ the Coli.
seQn5 W8GbiDgtoGs representatives
book the fFst bsock ~ Baltimore last
week bY a spin margin. The Visitors
WIN slso be glleaLs ~ the banquet. which
viii start inlDledately after the match
which VIII commence promptly et q 80
0'ciOck
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eENARo BANKRUPT

NEW YORK. May II CtpD. - FRANKIE
Genaro, flyweisht boxer, who at odd
times he's held the American and Ma
tional Boxing Association champion
ships has filed voluntary petition In
bankruptcy, with liabilities OF S1399i ~
and assets OF $780, Among his debts Is
81 600 alin1ony.
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N.TERATI0Ns-No cash feauired paY a.
hN As 81 .Dey acek, frst payntert II Dc.
zlFed 40 days tier completion Gf WORK
oh MONIES made new hot-wafer heat installed
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isrse Painttns ,tzDeri1s FoynrSS eIsefri~.
lF pfunlHu= stHet0- garage. pOsches. ad6i-
fional ro'iDs cement work and any kisd Of
r~TtlGuetiug estimates free Wa eaf1 daY
afid uight Main :;3:15
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TRIO OF NEW ASPIRANTS
LOOM FOR SINGLES PRIZE
A. King, L. Brown and Purdy Forge to Front Dur
ing Second Nights Rolling-Crack Teams
Fail to Displace the Joppa Quini.
MASONIC LEADERS

TEAMS.
Jorpa, I.:93: Congress. l.7Ss: ST.
Johns. No. I, i.161.
SINGLES.
a. King. 4a1; l.. Brown, 3as: Purdy
3Ss.
DOUBLES.
Shcrbalm and Chaconas. 1s3: Suiphtn
and Wcife, 1aS; Henry and Piun'pton
SIS.
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ODD FELLOWS TO DINE
AFTER PIN TOURNAMENT

Twent9-eigDt teams. evenly divided
sp their approximation ~ Baltimore sp1
Washington ODD FelioRe lodge vii
gOn9pet6 togHogog night e. Kina Pm
80 I IN total piBfsi tournament
Following the tournament tlge local and
visiting teams viii ataRnd 4 BANQUET
81 the HsrriFRfon Rof~l. ~ which time
sesSor s.6 tournament pflze9 viii be-
easKdeo. Eesling stI start 81 sze
ecioeE
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STEINKE IS STYMIED.

Hans Steinke was unable to throw
Renato Gardini in their wrestling match
last night at the Arcadia. valdez
Zbyszko scored two straight falls over
Pat MCGUIRE. Joe Turner and Pete
Dallas put on a 15-ninute exhibition.
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FINAL Team standing.

High team set--west Washington Baptist
! 8Hi
High team xame--wesl Washington Rap
tist bs1
HiRh ind,yjdtai game-~H Tucker. Peck
No 1 PFesbvtefiaG. I69
High individual set Benson. West wash
ingt0n Bantist 3k4
High irds viduat aveFaRe~~-B Benson. West
Washington Baptist iHE2a.
High pparss--YounR Arlington Methodist
IgG
High sirike.--H. Tucker. Peek 40. /,
PfasbyteFt8n, 30.
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CARLSON READY AGAIN.

CHICAGO. May II tPl.-Hal Carlson,
one Of the aces Of the Cubs pitching
stan, is ready again for his turn on the
mound Carlson has been out Of the
Cub lineup all season because of Illness
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T0tsIs E53 $50 ssg
Grand eotsi $50
Totals 53i 81 g3s
Grand fetal 1879
Tgsass E35 5f2 9S5
Erard tNta lG4s
Totals Gni 59I E.g9s
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Evening star., 1928-05-11

In addition 10 the meet at Catholic
University. much activity IN base ball
track and golf Is scheduled for local
scholagtics tomorrow
on the diamond Tech. Dewitt and
GEORGETOWN Prep are To see action.
Tech viii wind up Virginia trip with
stand against Htannt0n Military
Academy at Stannton, Dewitt will enc
gage Randolph Macon Academy At
Front Royal and Georgetown Prep Ia
seheduied TO encounter Loyola High Of
Baltimore.
Tech and Dewitt track performers are
10 see action, the former against Uni
verslty of Maryland Freshmen At Col
legs Park and the latter In ths Uni
yersity OF North Carolina interscholaatle
Coach Hap Hardel will send his
strongest team against the Old Line
yearlings, while the pick OF the Dewitt
squad Wil appear Ia the games A.
Chapel Hill
Headed by Coach Harry Helme the
Dewitt party left here early yesterday.
Had they stayed IN Washington today
the Dewitt boys would haye undergone
scholastic examinations and they will
be given the same examinations by
Coach Hein1e NJ North Carolina II,
Those In the Dewitt sauad besides HelIne
ARE Capt Mickey Harris who VIII show
his wares IN The hurdle events, Francis
Knott, who has been entered In the
40 snd 6E0. James Kelly, who viii per.
form 10 The 40, Williams Summers,
WIN viii compete IN The pole vault. and
jaHk Hinehart, slated 10 Start In the aR0.
Dewitt, which Wag beaten for tap
hon0re by lone point In the unlyer-
stty 0f Maryland iflterscholastie South
Atlantic meet last saturday, viii meet
stout opposition In the North Carolina
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M AsoNrc LEAGUE bowlers will
M stage their third and Anal
l nights program of their an
4 nual tournament at Convention
Hall tonisht starting at 7.la

o'clock. Good scores have been numer-
Gus during the first two nights. espe-
cially among last nights singles per-
formers.
Three new singles aspirants stepped
into the prize line last night, A. King
now tops the field with 407 set, aideo
BIZ a So-pin handicap L. Brown Is
second with 3e2, with Is pins added.
Purdy with a 3o-pin handicap, is in
third place with 3ss. Sands. X. Heinz.
man, Berman and HYDE also registered
good sets ThomaSson rolled l4S 10
record high game score.
Crack teams failed TO displace Jopna
ouint. which rolled mark on the
opening night good enough 70 WIN
Stand fhs second nights assault, Con-
rress team felled 1882 10 gein second
rlsce. and ST Johns No, now holds
third berth BIZ spillinE 1871 last night.
Last nights scores.
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game margin.
Benson of the champs took high
average honors. with i0e-29 He also
had high set. 3S4, and II. Tucker Of
Peck No. ! team rolled high game. 1854
Peck No. ? copped the third-round
consolation cup.
Team and individual records for the
season follow:
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Y n ried II TO victory In the meet
wv las. year. West Philadelphia
Catholic High looms as the
favorite 10 win the second
annual Eastern Catholic interscholasttc
track meet tomorrow az the Catholic
University Stadium Preliminaries VIII
start at 1880 O'Clock and flnals at 2.
st. Johns and Gonzaga Will be the
only local schools represented In the
meet, In which will also compete teams
from New York City. Brooklyn, Newark,
South Orange, NJ j.: Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Cumberland and Richmond.
An interesting feature of the meet
win be the sprint medley relay race
billed for the Catholic high school
championship OF America.
Charles A. Hart. secretary OF the
Catholic University Athletic Association.
has general supervision OF arrangements,
with Dorsey Grifffh. recently appointed
G. II. track coach. In charge OF the
program.
Here are the marks made by the WIN
ners In last years meet.
i00-yard dasf~-parker, Mount st. Jo~
220-yard dash--Parker, Mount ST. Jo-
seph's. O:24
440-yard dash--smlth. Mount ST. Jo-
sephs. 0.54 Id.
sso-yard run Rase. Benedictine
High, 208.
One-mile run~-McKniff. West cstho-
lie High, 4.38 as.
220-yard low hufdies"~Arehfield, West
Catholic High, 0;28 3-5.
Pole vauit-~Archfield Stanton and
Bonniweli. all West Catholic High, 10
| fees.
High Jump Fraiz. West Catholic
| High, feet inches.~
Broad Iump-~ArchfieId, West Cath
| olic nigh. 10 feet 9la inches.
One-mlle reiay~~Weat Catholic High,
J 3:46.
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- taktno ttn title hxs *.
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

THE NEW VANITY VEST pock ET KoDAKs WITH F6s LENS ARE HERE. SchaIierer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

|whereupon they will all sail for the
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 In Seward, the deceased left his widow three good pieces of real es- tate; there was comfortable Sav- ings bank account; a $1 1000 life in surance policy and some shares of stock in a building and loan asso- clation in Portland. At one time
 he was associated with Harry Kaw- abe in the Seward Steam Launday 1afterWards selling out to his part her.
 Those who knew him here, speak
 very highly of his qualities as a
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 though expressing words of regret at his passing, they are gratified to
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 It was while working in the hold Iot ship at the city dock about a year ago that he was struck by a falling sling and his leg was badly crippled. During the months since ne has been receiving compensation TOT the injury, and his friends say that 1t was this injury that really brought about his death.
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19
WONT BE LONG N0W
 ID ELECTION JAY

In a few weeks general election will be held throughout Alaska, for the purpose of electing a Delegate to Congress, Attorney General, one Senator and four Representatives to the Legislature from each Judi cial Division. The City Hall has been designed as the polling place i'l Seward, the polls to be open from 8 a. m. to ' D. m.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19
RESPECTED NIPPON CITIZEN IF SEWARD
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YAGO FAMILY PLANS SAIL FOR JAPAN WHERE THEY WILL
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Harry Yago, discoverer of the Willow Crek gold mining district, a resident of Alaska for 25 years, and a highly respected citizen of Sew ard for a great part of that time, whose death occurred in Seattle Tuesday night will be buried in that city today, according to word re- ceived from his widow by his broth CT Tony Yago here. Following the services, the bereaved widow will make immediate preparations for departure for Japan with Mrs. Tony Yago and the later's two children. Tony Yago, who has also been a resident here for some years, and has conducted a small laundry, plans to dispose of this property and to join his family at Seattle
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CHAPLAIN c. A. SHELDON

At the recent convention of the American Legion held at Ketchi- Kan, Charles A. Sheldon, Seward postmaster, was elected chaplain. Next years convention meets in Juneau.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

Lila Rust, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Rust, was struck by an auto last week in Fairbanks having a miraculous escape from serious injury. What injuries she did get were confined to a few bruises.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

THE NEW VIVA 1ONAL. COLUM BIA PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH Is MUST BE SEEN AND HEARD TO BE APPRECIATED SCHALLERER's
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Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY,
 NOVEMBER 6, 1928.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 9th, 1928. Be- tween the hours Of 8 o'clock a. III, and 7 o'clock D. m. of said day. fer the purpose of electing the fol- lowing officials, to-wit:--
 A Governor for Alaska.
 A Delegate to Congress from AL aska.
 An Attorney General fer Alaska. A Territorial Senator.
 Four Representatives to the Ter ritOrial Legislature.
 Two Divisional Road Commis- sioners.
 The Common Council of the heretofore duly designated the Town of Seward, Alaska, having Voting Precincts of the City and the Polling place therein, the Elec- tors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified Voters re- siding within the boundaries of the said Town of Seward, will vote at
  rear of Lots B and SC of Block 10, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct of Seward, Alaska.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this End. day of October, 1923. By order of the Common Council of the Town of Seward, Alaska.
 A. D. BALDERSTON, Municipal Clerk of Town of Sew 1! ard, Seward, Alaska. CLERKS-Bessie M. Malfoy, Jennie PaulsOn.
 JUDGES-Louis, Simpson, '. C.. Robertson, George Sexton. Al meat ana nothing else tn the Frye. Bruhn Meat Market. THE NEW VANITY VEST pock ET KoDAKs WITH Fes LENS ARE AEDE Hnh.Ie> r> ry. AYaeka chAR
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

FRESH HAAS CHOCOLATES. Ex ClUSiVE AGENTS. ScnaHerers A5s.s ka Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylyia's? They are wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR SALE at J. L. Graef.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-10-19

Al meat and nothing else tn the Frye. Bruhn Meat Market