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Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10
WEATHER REPORT

Fairbanks g below zero Healy 20 below zero. Nenana IS below zero. Anchorage 8 below zero Tunnel 6 below zero Seward 2S above. Hurrah.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10
SIGNS OF SPRING

Baseballs and roller skates have made thier appearance in Seward but as yet no straw hat has cropped out.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10

SEWARD LODGE NO. 219. F. & A. M.
 @ Stated communications first NN~ and third Tuesdays of each V\ month. Visiting brethern well come. Henry Frost, ". M.; T. P. Ora ham, Secretary.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10

Chas Goodall, prominent business r.an of Cordova and owner of tue
 ,dova Lumber company, was an rival ii town today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday April 3, 1928 the annual election of the City Officers and mer- hers of the School Board for the City of Seward, Alaska, will be held. The polls for said election will be situated in the City Hall of said City.--The polls will be open from 8 o'clock a. m. on the morning of Tuesday April 3, 1928 until o'clock p. m. on the even- ing of said day.
 Qualification of voters:
 Every person 21 years of age who is citizen of the United States and who fhas resided in the Territory of Alaska continuously for one year next pre- ceeding the election and within the limits of the City of Seward for six months prece eding the election shall be qualified to vote. All voters are re- qured to register.
 The following officers are to be elected at the annual election Tuesday April 3, 1928.
 Mayor, three members of the Com mon Council, one member of the School Board.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this third day of March, 1928.
 ]. D. HANNON,
 Municipal Clerk of the City of Sew ard, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10

RECORD SALE, 3 FOR 91. TAKE FEM, No PLAY FEM. scHALLER- FRS ALASKA SHOP
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-10

The owls were silent last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
CEL1ICS LOSE FIRST
Lp'al RassktlIall Teams Winning >trfak nf Five Games stopped By St. Gyriis.

Tn" Celtic Basketball team suf- f. rcd it's first defeat of the season Saturday when i' lost out 70 th" St. tyrils Of Hartford by a 26 to 9 score. This broke up winning streak which bad reached five games
 Tn" gam" was nip and tuck af- fair with th" lead s'antlv chang ing. Al half lime. Hartford led by an Is 10 l5 score but the count was tira al ".-all at tho end Of th" third e' ssion. In 'hc last quarter both teams played hard and rough bali, fouls h"ing committed often.
 With q minute 70 play. Eccanr, sank J hook shot 10 put the locals in inc lead 25 to "4. Zaicski was in- jurrd but krp, on playing. With hare lr fa seconds left. Wandy popped a long shot which went trIe and thn san1o ended with both teams fighting hard under New Rritain's basket.
 Ial"ski and FIubav were high scor"rs for New Britain while \. 1'i- etrycka and Wanjy starred for Hartford. Tn" score:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
CHURCH LEAGUE TO OPEN
 SEASON ON JANUARY 5
Six Teams Wtll Compete For ta>k- rtbali uonorS in Fourth
 Successive Year

The Inter Church basketball 1caSnc '. N. C. A. on Saturday night. Janu ary 3. with six teams competing for the championship. it was decided yesterday afternoon at a managers meeting at the Y. M. C. \. The en- tries will be the south Consrega- rran. First Lutheran. St. Marks Episcopal and Stanley Memorial churches and the E.Acryman's Bi ble class
 Three games will lc played each night. the first one starting at 7:3n prepared and will b" ready today. the lcagnc having followed the "x- ample of th" Industrial loop in 'h's respect. Abe Aron.on was engaged az official ref"rrc for th" season.
 Three Of the teams entered wrr" Church has won th" p"nnant for the pst two years. with th" St Matts runncrS-up both l.Irs. The First Iutherans were th" first champions of the league when ii was organiz- nd in 19c5-192G This year marks in" return of In" l1iII" class to ,h" floor after a onr-Noar absence. Whil" i: will he the S'anmors' first basket ball attempt and the first entrance of St Marks churrh into any of ;h" l"aguc activities.
 \ committee consisting Of Ed mund rreiscr and Weir was ap- pointed to Srcur" q gymnasium hich could h" used once a week for practice sessions Of the various league teams. Tn" Stanmors an nounced that their jerseys would h" green Each team will be outtitte1 in a different color. and all now have chosen except the Bible class
 The kensington Congregational church planned to enter the leagu". but yesterday r.luctanc" arlong the players was met with and tn" team was withdrawn.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
BURR|TTS BEATEN
 FOR FIRST TIME
heridel Community Five Takes
 Measure Of Local Quintet

Caught of form Saturday night when the.r best efforts were unequal to the task of making badly needed points. the Burritt basketball team went down to defeat before the at- tack of the cmrunity five of Mrri den. The tina! score was oo3 to l9.
 The Hardware City teams lass as good as il ever was. but the high scorers of the team couldn't click and an accurately shooting Silver City team made the most of it's op- portunity to win tho gamo.
 The Burritt men got off to a bad their loyal rootcrs expected tfHit their attack would start. But if was only d short time before the end that they made the best threat of the game. Then, however. just as it be gan 10 look promising Meridcn made
 l'Sually the liurltts' attack cen i"rs around Andy N&kulowicZ and EroAdi" Sa,,lIrrs but these two nt n were off form Saturday. Saunders was hold scorrlrss and lakuboWicz made only one field goal.
 Fans felt that the team would he in good form because Of the fact that it had had q weeks rest. The players did not take part in q game either as industrial league men or burrittS but this seemed to work in the opposite direction.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Dutch Taen-"~d Resc-,e1
 FrOr, Blrnin" HHre

thutchl 1.cnna "d. former major l"a gGe. baseball player. and Mrs. I.eor ard, hn0nn on the stage as Mur.el Worth, vnT' s"U"d from their burning ranch home by n.iaibors yesterday. Both wer" i'll with in flUTnza. TE" homo. q two s'orN structure on th" L"on@r1 vineyard. vas destroyed 1' 2 loss of about S.n .h"n
 ln the ror' ii tan' islaude un- dor tno French admir- t'-a'i"n at Tsh 'tl. r,tiNc, ill respect tl" a-. th"ri;l of tn.lr hereditary king Frd ,-i-rC=
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
FOOTBALL TEAMS AWAIT
 NEW YEARS DAY GAME
Georgia Tech and California Bears To Clash in Tournament Of
 Roses Classic

Pasadena. Cal, Dec. 4 LPY-This football city ill which each season the last pulse Of football beats, to- day was host to the two aggrcga- tons that on New Years Day will clash in the Rose Bowl classic.
 The arrival last night of Georgia Techs Golden Tornado. completed the mobilization Of thc gridiron forces here for the game. Califor- nia's Bears have been on the scene for several days.
 We have stood the trip in splen- did shapo.' declared Coach Bin Alexander on arrival. We enjoyed every minute Of it. and if we lose We will not use the long journey as an alihl. The players. contrary 10 some reports. are all in good shape and We will start work for every man is ready 10 do his part.
 I've know very little about our opponents" he continued. ''1 know they arc q good football team. but W" hop" to be able 10 carry on where Alabama left off"
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
COURT SCHEDULE
 OF TAbS' LEAGUE
Play Will Be Started oD Satur.
 day, December 29

Saturday. December %. will mark basketball season at the Tabs hall. Five teams. recruited from among the members Of the society will ne- gin campaign for honors this year on the same plan as the league was conducted last year. The schedule will run until February 2.
 The list of games as arranged by the committee in charge, is as fol = lows:
 Dece mler %: Bats ys EmcralIs. Eagles vs Dublins. Bats ,s Flash"s.
 January ,: Emeralds Ns Dublins. Bats ,s Eagles. Flashes ,s Emeral!s.
 January 6: Eagles ,s Flashes. Bats ,s Dublins. f.meralds ,s Eagles.
 January 1o: Dublns ,s Flash a. Bats ,s Eneralds, Flashes ,s Dub lins.
 January i3: Flashes vs t.m"ral,!S Bats vs puhin% Eagles Ns Flashes
 January l9: Bats ys Flashes. E.n cralds ,s Dublns. Bats vs Ea sl"s
 January 2"; t,m"ralds ts Eagles Duhlins >s Flashes, Bats >s Elm r ads.
 January oG: Eagles Ns Dnhlus Emnralds 's Flashes. Bats >S Eagles
 January o1: Bats >s Iuhlius Eagles vs Flashes. Em"ral1s ,s Flashes.
 February . Bats .'s Flashes. En- erald.7 Ns Eagles. Dublins ,s Flashes
 Pool Tournament
 The third round in inc pool tour uam"n' vas played off Saturday HnI Was completed "Ac"pt for on" match. The results Wsr" as fol lows: pannie Nirlinn defeated Jack Murphy 100 To e: Tom Kelly S.' town lack ponahue loo 70 So and Jake Mo'tolu heat James Welch too n %
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
LOCAL TEAMS WILL SEE
 ACTION OVER HOLIDAY
Roller Hockey Combination Meets Bridgeport Crew at Stanley Arena Tomorrow Afternoon - Basketball Combine Minus McElwain to Battle Meriden En. dees In Silver City-Polo Quintet Making Spec. tacular Rush Towards Top of the League.

Only one sport attraction is on the program for Christmas Day in this city. That will be tho game tomor- row afternoon at the Stanley Arena between the New Britain and Bridgeport roller hockey teams.
 This will mark the first appear ancr this season in this city of the quintet led by Fred Jean. veteran star. and there is plenty of interest being shown in tho attraction. Bridgeport and New Britain are tied for third place in the league stand ing and the battle tomorrow after noon will settle the issue one way or tho other.
 Jean, has on imposing lineup which will Dc used against the local club. Dyson. youthful sensation is in first rush with the reliable st. Aubin ir the second position. Bradshaw will b" at halfback with Lovcgrecn in thc goal
 New Briain's lineup will be the same as the ono that has carried through to four victories. Williams and Thompson will be on the ruii, line with Gazzinga at center. Dohcrty will play halfhack with Welch in the goal.
 Play in Ncridrn
 Weakened by the loss of McEl- Waln. the New Britain Basketball team will go to Merilen tomorrow night to meet the MeriGcn EnJc.s there. New Britain has one victory ever the Silver City quintet to it's credit bat now that McElwain has left the local combination. Meridcn has been placed as the favorjte in the betting.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

The other day, the New York state athletic commission refused to permit a bout between Al Singer and Johnny Dundee, feathcrwcights.
 They figured Dundee an unsuit- able opponent for the up and con- ing Singer. That this was right is not questioned by anybody. but fans of the older generation will pause and regret to see ,hc "Scotch-Wop" persi.t on fighting long after his mlttcns should have been hung on the nail.
 With all due respect to Al Singer. q lot of us believe that Johnny. in his prime, could have cuffed him around with one hand and eaten q piece of pie with the other. Dun dee. with the weight of 3G years on his shoulders. cant see why they won't let him tangle with the young sters.
 One Of the greatest Of the smaller fighters. he has established a record that will live as long as the game itself. Hard luck always tag ged after Johnny and even now il is said he is broke.
 After l2 years of pursuing Johnny kilbanc, the champion. Dundee fin ally won the fca1hcrwcight title from Gene Criqui. who had lifted j, from Eilbane shortly before.
 During his better days he fought seven men who at one time or other held world titles. Benny Leonard Willie Rnchic. Freddy Welch. Rocky Kansas. Jimmy Goodrich. Johnny kilbanc and Eugene Crqui felt tn" sting of the great little battlcr's gloves.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
South Church-Trader
 Contest Is POStDOned

The scheduled basketball game be- tween tho South Congregational church and State Trade school. ar ranged for Thursday evening. has been post poned indefinitely at inc request of Coach Walter F.. Scho- Der of the Traders. Because of tho school holidays. it has been necrs- sary for the school to set ahead q s;anlc arranged with the Bridgeport Traders and play it on Friday night at the state armorv. As this would mean two games in two nights. the Traders asked for postponcn,cnt of their game with the churchn,cn. and this has been granted. The contest will be played at some date later in the season.
 This leaves both tho church senior and junior teams without games for this Thursday, and efforts are being made to book substitute contests.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
MRS. EMMA JNNI. NELSON

Indianapolis. Dec. .f lP' - Mrs. Einma Jane Nelson. 7h, mother Of six sons nationally known as golf instructors. died at her home last night after an illness of six months.
 'l'h" sons. Lee. Wallace. Chick. Richard. Chester and Erwin Nelson. all golf instructors, survive.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
HOrween Undecided on
 Coaching at Harvard

Chicago. Doe. oi P}--Arnold Hor- Mr"n IS llnd :cilcI whether to return to Harvard as football coach or to dcNot" all his time to business. his father, lsadorc Ilorwrcn, has rcvcal- cd.
 'nd hlS son treasurer of a Chicago tanning company and the latter may decide to quit coaching for that bus moss. the elder HorWt"n said
 toat h HorWecn is on d honey. moon trip in Jamaica.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

One of the principal reasons for the defeat and for the slnmpS in ether games Is the system of substi- ;uting. On the Burritt team Captain Arhour makes the substtu1ions. The team might function more efficiently if the manager who Is on the side lines. makes the changes. Last Satur- day Fred Saunders and lakubowicz were on the sidelncs when they should have been in th" game. Saun u,rS played in" last few minutes but laluboWicz did not get back into action.
 Joe Jasper was the only Rurrilt man who did anything on the floor ol in scoring.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
NEW WORLD HuNOED

Paris. Doe. 2t HJD -~ X now V ord rn, ord for th" 1nn metre back stroke swim for women has been cs- f el'lShed hv l'rauloin Israun of fcl- lrrd. wh covered thc 1ist7nce in
 six minutes Is 4-5 seconds
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
LOCAL AMATEURS
 AGAIN DEFEATED
Glastonbury Hockey Team 1ri.
 ump& Over New Britain

For the second time within a week. an all l-Star combination of amateur roller hockey players gath cred from the amateur league in this city was defeated by the Glas- tonbury All-American five in the preliminary game at the Stanley Arena yesterday afternoon.
 The visiting crew was far and above the better combination on the team work and an agcressivencss that would not be denied. Casper ini opened the scoring with goal for New Britain but the visiting delegation got two before the period was over. Glastonbury scored two more in the second frame and in the third carto. made it a runaway getting five 10 one for New Britain.
 kaplan did some nice work in the goal but the attack of the opposi- ton was too much for him. pickan played q good game for the visitors. The score:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Community Five
I;,iiritt>

score at half time. lo to x, Com nIni,v. Referee, Ball; timer. Saun- u"rS: scorer, Butler.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

For the first eight month hS Of 1928 Canada exported milk and milk pro- ducts to the value of $1S,4So,51S.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
First Period

Rushcs. Casparini 6. F.. Dickan (. stops. Eaplan 8. Hon S9. Referee, kieffer.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
WATERBURY HOCKEY TEAM
 BOWS TO LOCAL QUINTET
Red" Donneys Crew of Shamrocks Is Shunted Out Of First Place In American League Standing-Fistic Exchange Enlivens Proceedings - Williams and Thompson Show Whirlwind Speed In Victory Win Is Fourth In as Many Days for Locals.

nicely together and give Wclch all
 the help he needs i'll keeping New Eriain's cage free of goals. The
 summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

nicely together ana give Ntlcn dll the help he needs i'll keeping New Britain's cage free of goals. The summary:
 New Britain Waterbury Willia ms .lr.... Waterbury Thompson .r. ........ Ioleua Ga1zinga ,......c. ...''.' Dohh'ilN Doherty ......hh........ Hebert Welch ........ Blount
 First Period
 c. Scored by Gagged by Tim' New Britain Williams 1851
 second rCrlthI
 New Britain Thompson s:ol 2 Waterbury Davies III Waterbury Tolctta :o9 j New Britain Williams 3:oS 6 New Britain Williams :SS : Waterbury Davies :34
 Third Period
 S New Britain Thompson 1':oS 9 New Britain Thompson l:l5
 Rushes. Williams :, Davies ,. Stops. Wclch 70. Blount G3. Fouls. Donnelly 2, Blount. Welch. Referee Mcdonald.
 Swamp New Bedford
 Led by "Kid' Williams. tho New Britain team Saturday night swamp "l New Bedford in the Bay State city by the score of II to ,. This made the third consecutive victory in as many days for tho locals and the fourth was added yesterday. Williams cagcl seven Of New Brit aims goals through the defense of Bill Jette. driving from all angles on the floor in wlirlwind attack that took the New Bedford Whalers absolutely by surprise. Thompson caRed three of the others while Barney Doherty chimcd in with the fourth.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

Last Nights Results New Britain 6. Waterbury ,. Bridgeport l4, Meriden $.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24

Pushes, won by Duggan 10. Will Hams 3: stops. Jette jS, Wclch 54: referee, Jack Finnc]l.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Smith Admirers
Pay Fare to Get
Past Station Gates

While thousands stood patiently
against the concourse fence at
Union Station yesterday after
noon to get a glimpse Of Gov.
Alfred E. Smith, when he stopped
over here on his way to Biloxi,
Miss, more resourceful hundreds
bought 30-cent tickets to Alex
andria and went through the
gates to become part Of the crowd
which nearly mobbed the Demo-
cratic standard-bearer when he
alighted from his special car.
Long before the train pulled
into the station the crowd, two or
three deep, lined the concourse
fence, and many tried to get past
the gate guards and special police
stationed along the fence.
Then one woman conceived the
idea of buying a ticket to AleXan-
dria to get inside the gate, She
told a friend. The friend told an
other friend, and soon there were
long lines in front of the ticket
windows, with Alexandria as their
destination.
Evening star., 1928-11-15
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES
ADVISED TO ORGANIZE

e. the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. November 15.-
The need for industries to get together
and rid themselves OF harmful and
wasteful practices is more urgent today
than ever before, DR.. Hugh P. Baker,
Washington, manager of the trade as.
sociation department of the United
states Chamber of Commerce, declared
yesterday before the convention of the
National Coal Association.
DR.. Baker recommended trade asso-
Citations as the medium for industries
getting acquainted with each other and
establishing confidence among those in
the same line of business.
S. A. Taylor, Pittsburgh, former pres.
ident of the American Institute OF
Mining and Metallurgical Engineers,
gave the convention delegates statistical
information showing how the use OF
OIL gas and the improved as well as
economical use of coal had reduced
the consumption of coal around AS
100000 tons for 1925.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Wilbur ASKS OIL
RESERVE FOR NAVY
Seeks Legislation to Develop
Petroleum Sources for
Use in Defense.
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Secretary Wilbur today asked Con-
gress to enact legislation declaring II
"to be the policy of the United States
to maintain and conserve and develop
the naval petroleum reserves ana OH
Ehale reserves.
AT the same time he transmitted a
draft of the desired legislation which
among other things, would declare
"that 1t is necessary for the national
defense that the United States shall
have an adequate reserve supply OF pc
,roleum and petroleum products for
use in time Of war for national cmer-
gency."
Only for War Use.
III an accompanying letter he eN-
rlained that the bill also would pToVloe
that no reserve petroleum proouCtS
placed in storage should DC issues AZ, y,
,,sa or otherwise disposed Of cXcep. III
time Of war or national emergency oe-
Clarcd bv the President. unless neceS-
sary in the Judgment OF the Secretary
Of The Navy 70 avoid deterioration. or
when the President deems unreaSonaole
fhe prices quoted for supplying petro-
leum products for current naVai p0r-
poses" -, x,,.,
Another section Of the bill. Mr.: Will
tl.r set tortN. WCatQ gave tRiS ANaNsSA ~
retarv authority. with the approval OF
the President. 10 acquire, IN whole or
In part, certain sections in naval petro-
ieur1, reserve No /. and certain leases
therein, by transfer TO the owners there
OF in exchange therefor OF the fec SIM
ple in any Of the public lands OF
TIE United States within naval petro-
lcum reserve No. ."
Consolidation Seen.
That is necessary in order that the
land retained by the Government III
Naval Petroleum Reserve No. /. may be
consolidated and the consolidated area
protected from drainage from privately
owned wells or lands, the Secretary
added.
He also said the proposed legislation
would authorize the Secretary Of the
Navy. with presidential approval, to
negotiate and enter into reciprocal
agreements with the owners and lessees
Of oil lands with or adjoining the naval
petroleum reserve. whereby either party
may. instead Of drilling Offset wells,
accept or pay compensatory royalties on
a reasonable proportion of the estimated
drainage from such reserves or from the
adjoining property, as the case may be-
Evening star., 1928-03-01
JUDGE LINDSEY SCORES
CAPPER MARRIAGE BILL
Noted Jurist Says Only Legisla-
tion Needed Is for Easier
Divorce.

Congress should refrain from passing
the Capper bill for uniform marriage
and divorce laws, in the opinion OF
Judge Ben 3 Lindsey, former Juvenile
Court iuyist Of Denver.
His views became known today III
a letter directed TO Senator Deneen
Of Illinois. chairman Of the subcon1-
laittee Of the Senate judiciary commit
tee. holding hearings on the Capper
bill. Judge Lindsey declared that the
only desirable legislation which Con-
gress should pass at this time Is a
measure granting divorce by mutual
consent, making provisions for ali'nony
and the care Of children and other con-
seQuert problems.
Just as the net eject OF the pro-
hibition amendment is the creation OF
q multitude Of laTbreakers. SO the
restrictive divoTee$ legislation ~would
have the effect of encouraging unlaw-
ful union. or else would result in
wholesale avoidance Of q too compll-
Gated and TOO onerous marriage" Judge
Lindsey said
He viii debate on Shall Com
panionate Marriage Be Legalized?" 18th
Rabbi Abram Simon OF the Washington
Hebrew Congregation in washington
Auditorium THURSDAY, March 8.
Evening star., 1928-03-01
Delightful
Bridge Prizes
ST s1.so 81
L. l. A~t

Beautiful Cloisonne Ash Trays.
Match Boxes. etc.
Vases, Ash Trays. etc. Of exquisite
India Brass,
Leaf-shaped Ash Trays and Match
Boxes OF Pewter.
Candlcstick OF Japanese Pottery
blue rose and yellow.
Desirable novelties In Italian Pot
terry.
Lovely Flower Holders
Nude Figures III cream pottery.
Flower Wall Vases In cheerful
colors.
Attractive Candy Jars III orange
and green.
Sunset Pottery Artistic shapes IN
glowing yellow,
The G,u Shop. Frat Floor
Evening star., 1928-03-01

ment, alleging that the company was
unable to obtain plans and speciflca-
tions for the new Department OF Agri-
culture Administration Building. Bids
will be opened next Monday by the SUI
pervising architect at the Treasury
Congress has authorized expenditure of
not more than $2,000.000 for this
building
The English Construction Co., in let
ters sent to members of the Senate
committee. said that the company had
applied at least three times at the Of
flee Of the supervising architect and
three other times at the Office of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury In
had been unable to obtain the neces-
sary data from which to prepare bid