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WITH THE AVAILABLE

fishing areas in Alaska, as compa1 =
 ed to those of Scotland, the extent to which all fishing could be carried
 on, is so great that it is hardly con- ceivable. It will be recalled too, that as result of several years ex- Derimenting MT. Imlach perfected a herring barrel made out of Alaska
 spruce, exactly sl,iting the reouire- ments. thereby creating an addi- tional industry to progress alorg with the herring fishing. Unjust ly however" continues MT. Imlach. "the regulations covering herring fishing in Alaska are applied on the basis of those covering salmon. It IS pIenosterous to close certain bays md waterways to herring fishing lust because no herring are found there. Cnlike the salmon which re- turn to spawn Tn the streams in which they were released, and they
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HIGH SCHOOL. CAGE
 MEN SINK THE C|Ty

Again the City team bit the dust when last night the high school basketball team defeated them by the score of B to 25. It was loosely played game with flashes of fast play popping up oc- casionally. Regardless of the high score the cage shooting was poor on both sides.
 Raymond Manthey played a stellar game and incidentlly made g points for his team mates. Griffin was high man for the city heaving in IA points while M. Shellhorn added up six. It was a good practice game, at that, x '1ic'. vas all that was advertised.
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lei nothing stop them, a school of millions of herring may be headed Tor certain bay, but the presence Iof a whale there will head them somewhere else entirely, and tie fisherman or packer must go out and look for them. It is my con tention that the packer should De allowed to fish for herring wherever he finds them"
 AS A SECOND REASON
 why A!askans are not enjoying the fullest benefits other countries are afforded by their herring fisheries, MT. 1mlach points to the faulty
 methods of inspections practiced in Alaska which, in too many cases, permits the escapement of poor quality packs to the markets in the States. thereby hurting to serious degree the reputation of Alaska packed herring. He has, to offer, successful plan for competent gov ernn1ent inspection which would prevent the exporting of inferior packs and which could be estab- lished py the Bureau of Fisheries without increa eing the present forces of that department.
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HE NEW COLUMBlA PORTA- sLE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER NOR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal- Prers Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

The s. s. Northwestern of the A. s. s. Co.,, is expected to arrive in port tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock according to the local office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

If you haven't trteo Frye. sruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some thing, friendsl
Seward daily gateway., 1928-12-21

T0BACCOS AND CIGARETTES 5
 SPECIAL HOLIDAY WRAPPER AT BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
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MORE 0N HERRING

'Continued from Page One sea fi'oes, the total quantity of rerring cured. kippered, eco., emo.r'ed to 1.171.757 barrels"
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SAt.E~Al,iOA,uRiiE S,

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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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GARAGE BUILDERS and manufacturers
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Nr use the t,rst material and workmanship
tho market affords. Inspect uur garages.
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WAI.I.ACE SPECIALS.

We call them "Srcrial"
because they are above the
average III condition and
appearance, Look them
over; we have priced them
low toy quick sale,
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PERSONAL.

G AM0RY STEVENS rRoPERTTES-WAT-
kins universal shppmE code books fo mam 1s
s S"" Ga,e @ Gomez Ai" "aa az oii %
wide books and teeCr1phlr cog" ,,,o Af'z aIsa
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Star ''Want Ad"
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p26 18th s.-Nationai nruE Co
1855 i4th st --Mar;v's Cirar and Masazln,
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14ih St and Colorado --o'Donnell,
sc0a Mount Pleasant st.-~:-'nt Pleasan,
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y i. ] aves and N S, Sanitary Phar
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Is. and X SITS -Dnssams Pharmacy: ,..
IN ard sts-;sm,h. Cu,,Rste DRUG Store
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ga ave and Rock Creek Church rd.-R'ck
sa ave and I-pshur s,--pe,worth Pharmacy
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ssMe ar3 Pa ave AZ. Sssss rns[p'''s
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z";i Wisconsin ave-Morsan Bros.
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HElP-MALE AND FEMALE.
\ REAL OPPORTUNITY.

y IN y ~ VI I y IN y ~
Opportunity far beyond most lines of en-
dca,or Is offered the person of ntelhccnre
energy and integrity who learns and applies
himself 10 the real estate business. We are
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statesmen. Beginners are gwen assistance 10y
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at 1903 New York ave. and ask for sales
manager.
RUBY LEE MlNAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave Main lli5.
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SALE-MISCEl.LA>EOCS.

TEA CART brown wicker: infants wicker
cabinet, cnameled baby tub. porch gate.
Bradley o3O-W. 49,
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N<N~ y - LAX
NJ, End Sunday, January iS:A>
We have \ Number =. s>>a
USED ears tina; aye real hacSains.
and you >;jl, can buy TIA, so>i
n>e>) car R; 'e>;Vr>l prise.
The OLD prices - hack Mc,s,
day, January 10th, HrioS Ia
wear old car today ana K, rs
S'Ve vru an allowance IN il Is
pavt paNn'eUt On aaN =: c,,S
SC>>i used cars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-14

* Other Cars t. Select FROM.
rr're Range from SIS u,
lft0 |. 81, NV, Main rpls.
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BEATTY P.ARIORS.

PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL SO Edmond
Hr Nestle clrrulire machine by gradual
-'ude'ts Of the Honour school. FIR al3l
ST. lith 81 NV Bird floor.
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COSFIDFkTIAL DETECTIVE SERVICE
since lsh5 ieihiis eihsle,i any legitimate
cause al se' ilops Phone tfdnhin 1900
BRADFORD mo Transportation bait1ihs
hiEht l,tpie Adams lU4oT 80
BAssEisE SWEDISH EXPERT
Lately arrived graduate Gives esfalteitt
Hassass 1871 N 81 NV All ! ieH'
BALLROOM BAbrfkG STRICTLY PM
sste lessoHs ~ eultuTet toiins iads 81 ~
De,!slls, koi APT. physe Decatur
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UEi.I'--FEMAt.E.


FIhi1BEE tYk:firtoed nn iaSIi.s' dfesas
hppls issiple 10 IA ssnls& Hat shop. 1913
pHh.Ii,'.t atH.
IIkL White % Dyht ooio1ei ios cafeteria
"a sGU3rb ~ .snIstHFto33. with come faJa-
fcg.s - visit ~ tahles steady position
an! gabG bst. Ll*r s9gT Iiintf number II
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aIBL iD5 "f'.c sDrs preferably ~llb st+n".
gIa4ilc ,epa,.D ltee siD week Ad5tets
| H. III ter pillee
LiEL oIoiea 4sptrie4HeJ PLAYER Oh laiies'
sils s.tmeusx ali Al lOt0-W ~
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Ia enjoyable SD rnsiDssihE Eeuiy oG5s -
hEFtoJs!y HnskIug employment state Hfhnpi
luR as sspttltn,t Address Boa $50
+i1r plt'e
LADY ~ ell DDt rings eel ~ltb Dleatoj
k.n.s DutrtFs ~DfA Pheasant pfobta'is
pr inbtsl.w pi.ona Etanslu $500 -
NAEItf kIsT With foijp~lue 90 have
sIaes Ia nest GH@ntosH htotaIs. Fot ibiUi
nation aGdress boz *ttZ rtat oihsf ~
eDTA DlepFA@Eh pp@ii"hae5 Eetereu' t.
fsou3,ra Aptdt 1900 - a1e Il -"
kTEkOGRhpHER h. ihsgtaH.e DtiI's HepIs
| 40 : su hand fllhg staiihE aga sADcIlfnt &
| aaa ssiary eEDerted AddiesE bHs *hp 4
star DH,f ---.--. ~
| sTFEO6kAPHEH with bno@Isjss If book
ksftiHg tate sApsIiiHee sad talara ehlsrI
,ss! Aa14F..ss fs.s 453 < stss Of9es. "a
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1927 Whippet 8 Roadster. So:
1926 Whippet Coach. 81:
1927 Chevrolet Coach. ..... 10;
1926 Ford Coupe. ..... D3
1925 Ford Coupe. .... DC
1925 Buick Std. Touring. 40
1926 Nash Adv. Coach. 80. -;
1926 Chrysler Coach 49,. -;
1927 Whippet 8 Landau. @;
1925 Hupp Touring. .... Ill
1925 Buick Master 8
Country Club. ...... q;
1926 Dodge Sedan. -;
1926 Hupp Sedan. ~;
STERRETT & FLEMING. Inc
Home OF the Cold Seal Cars
I'LL 18th s. NV.
Champaign s.. a. ka,ora;ua RI.
Col. 500.
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=, zss,r.- ..s7ss ,5ef 've:i rs'ss,:= Cor n.
->;rj-.r'1 S;i.. 49, 'Ha View ! nr. F,n!es Wi
Dr. :e0r4~ns neer ne E:;s,Hess C1mn:fr 81 Tbs
-: al -! ar rates
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHiCk>-l: 900 llaC~!.iesIs! hret I~rs
~eIs tel fer hi<h egg trp>fuc:ion supply cGSs
Tor this hatchery All leading varieties. C3tlnS
tree I9s%5nGtten Farms Hatchery Sox
:IIi-N Fsr-i>n1russ VI
BABY CHICKs---tCSToN HATCH,NG.
Order Yoar Baby Chlcks NOW.
Hatch 80 every TueS!ay
J FERGUSON
TEL Kersinston 1857 ? O Rockville. "!
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p0K7T6 TNS-a3-CT0R- AFTERNOONS, part
the. Miles Gymnasium. l2Ge 18TH -.
TCF over : q VIII drivers permit. to work
in drag stare three evenings and alternate
Gra2 Y-tA.-r. -
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SALE-AUTOMOBII.ES.

| CHEVROLET COACH 1927: used VERY
| little: repnSaessed by finance company: 30
| day guarantee; $500; terms. Owens Motor
l ~ In
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
900 Michigan ave. n.e.-Stx-room punga-
,o~ on iof 5OXl50: beautiful shrubhery;
otwaer heat and com nt,nn ,d m e Wel
hniIt fhrourhout Owner Is Army man. has
been transferred. Price. $4,000 Terms
can wv MAL .HHi A. BROWN. 140o II.
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SALE.-HOuSES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500 CASH: $40
per mo. and int. on frst trust. s2oi beau
bath. fireplace, h.-w.h:; lot 55xl57 IT, 222o
Perry st. ne; open to pm. Pot. 2S3a:
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SAI.E--ItDTS.
WANTEO---I,OTS,
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

ONE OR TWO LOTS BY BUILDER FOR
HOUSES-PORCH BLDG. CO.
404 Rittenhouse st. NV. IL
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SALE-HOUSES.
This Price Ought to Sell
This House.

| ,10O OIoII PIO0'
It Is located in one of the best neighbor-
hoods in Petworth. on its very highest ele-
walton. The home is in perfect condition,
has 3 big bedrooms and 3 covered porcnes:
tile bath with built-in tub and shower. you
can't begin to appreciate 1t from descrlp-
ton. and II you'll phone me I'll arrange
to show IL to you.
Phone North 1881.
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ONLY $4,000,
One Block From New 20-Acrc
Park in NV.
s-roam beautiful colonial house. with
slate ManSard r0ot, concrete covered porch,
breakfast porch and larGe Sleeptng pcaeh
10 II, deep. runnlng across entire width OF
house, outside pantry with euilt-tn Ice eoN.
real d.h0rntng nreplaee. hardwood floors
thrOugheut. Auilt-in tub aud shower, pittA.
hurg sterAse water heater, hltlt-in heated
sarase, servants toilet and laundry trays
In cellar This house il heinz offered 90
ven for $1,000 less than anything yeu have
seen se5ses5et SGMs S Hg,, Sesr NV
We will arFaaHe the terms,
CYRUS SIMMONS CO. INC,
mxsstmsnl nd. Masa ita1
lcsasinseA % Nsss ksssS
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EXCHANGE.
SALE on EXCHANGE.

SALE OR EXCHANGE.
WAR RPEAA!gJTfrIugLI. Pull, L 5rEHc:.g:F nARK-.s
rage, 30-ft. alley: clear or email nTst trust.
HIoH-cLAsS FARM Or oEMT.LEMAtE's, rs:
property NJ. Chase sois g. OAK ave. ne.
NEAR WALTER REED HosPITATr~M0DERN
81 thrss and four ' rooms ana bash eaeh zach:
al apartments completely furnished and
1870 ;2G rFH VIII s eoSsds is rss iaf sma
times yearly rental. Address BOX 495-M.
EQUITIES 4 BUSINESS PROPERTIES sz5,,
cheap. address Beg 222-M, star once II.
SMALL APARTMENT
aos he"ss t9sSe 'q o 9e
''D1l'4 WWALTfEsin 4. brown 400 H.
5h4 ACRES. NEAR DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
near car line and railroad, improved with
new 3-fcofo house gas plant for lighting
End cooking some fruit, will trade for p &, g
Citizens Bank Bldg, Takoma, shep- 1892
pREEcUMBERED; IS ACRES. LARGE
D C.: comfortable 9-reou snd bath dwell.
from high school stores CHURCHES, post
once. bank, garages. etc. Suitable for sub
Ming i1'S water timber fruit. good soil rapidly
growing section; good present demand for
lots and bungalows PRICE, s22,S00. Sell
O. terms Or ssenSnss g. fos ID G. property
lot. springs, lily and Roldnsh ponds, shrub
0s''' CHI ctHAEDLER' aiSa Tunisw I'd. ''''
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-03

ham by train. handcuifed to the wrists Of two
deputies. And when they reached the little city
by the sea. where the fishermen ply their trade.
10000 people turned out. and tried to rush the
officers and seize the prisoner for vengeance.
4 T ALL the stations along the way hooting
~ mob had gathered. and there were cries OF
: Kill him!" Lynch him!" Burn him
alive!" So that. when they came to Windham.
the deputies drew their guns. and the whole po-
lice force provided escort to the county jail while
marine. from the Navy Yard pressed back the
mob with their bayonets.
For tale, had reached Windham OF pale
Anethe's snow-white body. and the way It lay
on the kitchen floor. with her Aaxen braids in
Ulla's bloody mouth. and her shining head all
battered and horrible to look upon.
So horrible that her brothers swooned when
they gazed upon her. and Peder. husband Of
Ulla. had gone out Of his head completely.
Red Olaf offered scant defense. He denied all
knowledge of the crime. and profercd himsy
abb for proof He swore that on the night Of the
murder he had been in Windham. sleeping on the
floor of downstairs room in his lodging house.
But the room in which Olaf said he slept
was locked that night.
Then there were bruises on his knuckles. Olaf
survived them soberly Il got them putting some
boxes Of fish into cart. he said. "A man asked
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with her living eyes, saw him kiss the bleeding
roses of the dead girls wounds.
At seven o'clock workmen from Windham ar
rived at Moon. to make repairs on the breakwater
there. And Astrid. her feet frozen. stumbled to
the nearest point where she could call to them
and signal for help. Her face was covered with
blood. Her hair was full Of hear frost and gore.
and she screamed like maniac.
The keeper of the lighthouse took her to Moon,
where his wife gave her care. And then. calling
the laborers together returned with guns. to see
it Red Olaf was anywhere about.
At half-past seven that morning Red Olaf re-
turned to his boarding house in Windham. Emma
Blake. the daughter Of his landlady, said that
he looked as if he had been out all night. and
joked him, after the fashion Of young women in
sailors lodging houses.
To her CONSERVATION he broke into tears.
A T NINE o'clock he took train for Boston.
N arriving in that city at noon, and going inn
mediatcly to the water 'front.' 1t was in Red
Olaf's mind to ship to the ends Of the earth But
he sought in vain for vessel. All day he wan
dered up and down Atlantic avenue. and at eve
ming. cursing his luck, meandered ito sailors
boarding house. and Ruby, the buxom barmaid.
twcaked his ear. and called him by his name.
Then Red Olaf. who had shaved his full red
beard that day. drew himself up. and protested:
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for stranger-about 900. hooks. That took
him until nearly 10 O'Clock. On the way home
he commenced feeling bad" and stopped on
the corner Of Maple street. where he was sick
for half an hour or more. Then . the village
pump. where he was sick again. and froze nearly
to death before he staggered on to his lodging
house.
Shortly after daylight he went. out again. he
said. and wandered about the wharves, returning
at half-past seven. After this he walked down
town. and hearing a train whistle. asked a man
where that train was going. The man said.
Boston.
There was nothing to delay him. So Olaf
swung aboard. And the next we know Of him he
is drinking in Boston. and joshing Ruby.
4 STRID INCERBREDsEN wa. natur-
~ ally the chief witness against him. Red Olaf
was confronted with Astrid and her hus-
band as he sat in his cell at Windham.
Astrid looked upon him. and bursting into
tears turned away. trembling. Olaf looked at
her steadily, and when she shuddered from him,
he remarked quietly: Il am glad Jesus loves
me.
The devil loves you'll cried Jorge Ingerbred-
sen. and kicked at Olaf through the bars
A priest sought to visit the accused man.
TEL him.. Olaf instructed the guard. that
have no confession to make. and need no abso-
luton. Tell him that ! put my trust in God and
His Holy Mother."
To The Virgin Mary Olaf offered al his
'Anethe was virgin he told his guard.
and the Mother Of God threw open the pearly
gates Of the Blessed Kingdom when Anethe's
soul sought heaven
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HnO UCDCdtlI IlCI OAlIS SuC
hid his bloodstained shirt.
So that. when they put
Red Olaf on trial for his
life. Ruby produced the
bloody shirt. And her
testimony helped to con-
vict the man. To send him
to the gallows.
Olaf denied the shirt
was his, and tried i on
in court. And the wrist
bands appeared to Be
too small to button. But
the prosecuting attorney
said that il had shrupk
somewhat. while the pris-
oner's wrists were swollen
from handouts.
They took him to Wind
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