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SOME GOOD BATTLES
IN SANDLOT LEAGUE

A one-run margin decided both games
played in Georgetown Church League,
the best contests staged in week day
league ranks.
Grace Episcopal furnished most Of the
excitement by counting four times In
the ninth to defeat Calvary M. E., 8 to
7. Corcoran's hitting featured.
West Washington Baptist started too
late to overcome an early lead recorded
by st. Adams Episcopal, taking 5-to-6
setback.
Ball was effective in tight places yes
terday for Interstate, hurting his team
to 7-to-3 win over c. P. o. in Gov
ernment League. He also gathered four
hits himself.
Harty had a perfect day at bat yes
terday for Chevy Chase Dairy with
three singles and double, aiding his
team in defeating Chestnut Farms
Dairy in Merchants League, Z to 4.
Aggies had things pretty much its
way in Departmental League fracas
against G. P. o.. winning, 8 to 4.
Express batsmen hit safely Is times
yesterday to defeat Terminal tossers,
ID to 2, in Terminal Y League
Lofi1er's nine returned to winning form
in Industrial League yesterday. grabbing
an 8-to-5 decision over Big Printers.
Crockett drove out homer
War Department nine scored almost
at will to win over Labor in Federal
League. Public Buildings and Public
Parks ran up a 14-to-4 count on Army
Headquarters in five sessions.
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MATS HAVE PLAYED
BUT 2OF 11L|STED
Lisenbee to Face Red Sox
Foday-Twin Bills Tomor-
row and Monday.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

BOSTON, May 25.-Getting rid of
games carried over from earlier dates
may be difficult matter in so Far as
postponements in this town are con-
cerned. According TO the American
League schedule, the Nationals are to
play II games in Fenway Paris. yet TO
date they have played but two to de-
clSion. The remaining nine are 10 be
slated during this and the June visits
OF the Clan Harris TO the FiT,h. and the
powerS-that-be here have stated that
not more than five games shall be put
on in this New Engla al metropolis
through Monday. That will leave four
10 be settled when the. Nationals get
here the latter part of jane.
Only single tilt was, on the program
for this afternoon, b'H, tomorrow and
Monday double-head els between the
erstwhile figured peCnant contending
Weshty,ctnr, In h
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with a severe stomach disorder. Last
night. he was running a high tempera-
t1re and this morning was none too
well. However. II Judge Is deemed ut
20 play he and not Sisler was TO be
given the first base station.
More OmtfielderS Sought
Although the Nationals have picked
I'd Spaldine for use as an emergency
outfielder Manager Harris understands
that President Griffith still is casting
about foT garden talent for his club. As
q matter Of fact. the Clan Harris Is
badly IN need Of two reserve outnelders
whose ability 70 play In the second line
Of defense is well known. No uncertain
or inexperienced outheiders viii be con-
ga6ered, Il seems, after the present
emergency ends. The pilot hopes the
prexv can get hold Of some Of the ex-
tras now carried by other clubs in the
league.
Although he has been used lately
solely as relief pitcher. Fred Marberry
stiIi Is hankerirg for chance 70 make
himself a starting hurler only. Man.
ager Harris. though. apparently has
concluded that Fred is more valuable to
the club as rescue worker than as q
beginner Of contests and there does not
seem TO be much chance for Fred 70 toe
the slab at the outset Of hostilities as
long sE the Nationals are in the slump
that has engulfed them for several
weeks.
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sented the sum total of the Yankees
scoring.
Lazzeri pounded In six runs In the
first game Despite the fact that Grove
had an off day. the southpaw was
permitted to remain In the game until
the eighth inning, Powers and Ehmke
finishing. George Pipgras lost his first
game of the year in the nightcap, the
Athletics punching hits of him in the
sixth and seventh to score all their
runs. Speaker drove in three Of them
with a double and single.
Bob Fothergills double with two
men on base in the twelfth enabled
the Detroit Tigers TO score 6-to-4 win
over the White Sox at Chicago
Johnny Mostil. great Sox fiy-chaser.
was knocked unconscious when thrown
ball struck him between the eyes. He
expects to return to the lineup tomor-
row.
The st. Louis Browns took SLOPPY
game from the Indians at Cleveland. IL
to g. Sam Gray went the route for the
Browns despite the fact that he allowed
l8 hits Twelve hits were turned into
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TO PLAY ANNUAL GAME.

Mines representing the faculty and the
pyramid Honor Society of George wash
ington University win meet in their an
nual base ball game tomorrow after
noon at 2 O'Clock at Friends School
Field, 1901 Wisconsin avenue. Henry
Grafton Doyle. dean of men. Is manag-
ing the faculty team with Harold Young
plotting the Pyramids. President Mar
vim Will unlntre
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BASE BALL FEUD ARISES
IN CONDUIT ROAD REGION

open It's schedule Sunday against Gen
eral Bakers at o'clock on No. 8 Monu-
ment diamond Players are to report
| at noon Manager Leo F. Wise Is book
ing games for the new outfit at Atlan'lc
3674.
Douglas A. C.. nine. which will meet
Boiling Field Aviators tomorrow al =
o'clock on the Flyers diamond. chal-
lenge Mount Rainiers to a game on May
80. Call Lincoln 24S0-J.
Columbia Firemcn of Alexandria will
entertain Simpsons Dairy nine Sunday
at o'clock.
Allied Roofers will journey to Ash
burn. Va, Sunday to meet Herndon
Fairlous at o'clock. Manager NC
Donald wishes to hear from the Allied S
manager at Main 1920 branch 189.
Petwcrth A. c. is seeking two games
for Memorial day Call Manager MIN
nick. at Columbia S740.
Aztecs will book a game for their
home field tomorrow. Call Manager
Joe Much, at Lincoln 1924
Hess A. c. tossers, who defeated Red
Top Cabmen yesterday, 10 to /, VIII
meet Leonardtown Md. nine Sunday
at Leonardtown HesSmen VIII gamer
at 10 O'Clock. at Virginia avenue play
grounds
Wesley's bat figured prominently IN
Aptecos. 9-to-6 win over Clovers yes
terday Call Manager Dockery, at Po-
tomac 1880, for games with the WIN
nerS.
Marosey and w. Saunders starred for
Corby Bakers yesterday When raven
ner Bakers were defeated, Is TO g.
Earl Bean, at North ITO, is booking
games for the winners,
Don Grist. of Collcgian A. c. hurls
a challenge to Brookland Boys Cup
nine for a game Memorial day. Cai4
Lincoln 86l8, after s o'clock.
n. ], Kaufman Seniors want games
tomorrow and Memorial day on west
Ellipse diamond. Call Manager
Charles Beall. at Columbia 3062. be-
tween and $50 o'clock.
Manhattan Seniors want games with
senior and unlimited mines having dia-
monds. Call Lincoln 1888, after .
o'clock.
Sam Rice Juniors. who drill tomor-
row on Rosedale playground ana meet
Del Rays on Sunday, viii De strengtn-
ened by the addition of Archie ware
of Eastern and Tom Dunn OF GonZaga
In June.
Joe Parlon, at Lincoln 9606, Is seek
ing games for Marian A. G, nine. wnich
NtSt tnFt0U =
O'Clock on the Fifth and L streets SOUTH
east diamond.
Lionel Midgets have games booked
with Sam Rices at Fairlawn on Sun
day at O'Clock and with Arlington
Midgets and Lincoln Post Midgets on
Memorial day.
A meeting Of Pepsi-Cola Midget play
ers will be held tonight at 7 o'clock. at
479 Maryland avenue southwest.
Postal A. c. Midgets want a Memo
rial day contest. Call Main 44i4 after
o'clock.
Cleveland Park tossers want junior
and midget foes. Call Cleveland 42l6.
Colonial Nridgets seek a game for
Sunday. Call Georgia 1912.
Royals came from behind yesterday
in the final frame to defeat Morse
Streets, to 4.
Lionel Insects challenge Corinthians.
Call West 87i.
Tremonts defeated Cubs. 10 to 9. In
an insect fray yesterday.
Manager Moreland will book games
for Marberry Peewees. at Franklin 98l6.
With eight wins in nine starts, Chevy
Chase Peewees want a tough foe for
Saturday Call Manager Stewart Rob-
ert, at Cleveland 1870
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two of the three safetics Petty granted
Fitzsimmons gave the Robins only six
safeties, but poor support sent the
Giants down to defeat.
The Pirates gave the Chicago Cubs
their fourth straight setback at Pitts
burgh, to 2. Artie Nahf lasted until
the fifth despite a four-run rally by
the Corsairs in the fourth. Despite
patched-up infield, the Pirates played
good ball behind Grimes. Eddie Multi
gan shifted from second to third base
when Pie Traynor was forced out by
an attack of influenza Dick Bartell,
youngster, went to the keystone sack
and handled nine chances without an
error.
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tional police tc the
scene In an effort.
to restore order.
The champions
ou n d e d Robert
Moses Grove. Con-
ME Mack's star
sout h paw. hard
and often to take
the opener, 9 to
7, but Oss lie
Orwoll held the
Yankees to six hits
in the nightcap
and the Athletics
raced in to a 5-to-2
v ic tory. Babe
Ruth's fourteenth
homer Of the sea-
son and Tony Lag
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SCHOOL MEET ATTRACTS.

CHICAGO, May 25 CP).-Lured by
possibilities of making Americas Olym-
pic team, a large number of prep stars
have entered the University of Chicago's
twenty-fourth annual national inter-
scholastic track and field meet. June
and 2. One thousand entries are ex-
pected.
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straight victory.
Holm and Bottom.
ley hit home runs.
while Douthit con-
tented himself with
\ single, double and
triple. Flint Rhem
pitched a strong
game for the win
ncrs.
Jess Petty, re-
Gently suspended
for breaking train
ing rules, returned
to the Brooklyn
mound and shut
out the New York
Giants with three
hits, 5 to 0. Leslie
Mann, who dotes
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second place In the
big six. r. u I his
average after the
double header was
1856, one point bet
ter than that OF
Paul Waner, who
fell S arply
through going hit
less against the
Cubs.
The decline of
Waner left Rogers
Hornsby comfort
ably in the lead. as
he was not sched-
uled to play yester-
day. Ty Cobb got
three hits in two
games against the
Yankees, but lost
licked up two points
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CONNAUGHTON BURNED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Harry
(Babe) Connaughton, former All-Aner-
ican guard of the Georgetown Univer-
sity foot ball team, suffered slight burns
when fire broke out in his home here
early yesterday. He was the last to
leave the house after seeing that his
sister and brother got out safely.
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Pitchers Nearing Form.

Pitchers Nearing Form.
Happily. the Washington pitchers ap-
pc ar to be able to bear their share of
nSe 6ouble-header burden. After
'opsy-turvy start, they at last are pitch
Ang in the form they promised to pitch
when in training in the South. But,
alas. the team itself is not banging the
ball at the splendid clip ii did when its
hurlers were stumbling It seems the
Nationals simply cannot hit on ali
cylinders at ore time.
For the opening engagement of the
set here. Manager Stanley Harris in
tends to carry on with the program he
had arranged for yesterday. Horace
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41,O(O SEE MACKS
DIVIDE A TWIN BILL
Grove Knocked Out of Box in
Opener, but 0rWoI Beats
Champs in Nightcap.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The first two battles of the American
Leagues initial crucial series" OF the
season finds the New York Yankees
and the Philadelphia Athletics no bet
ter and no worse than they were before
the opening shot was fired.
Before Al, 200 cash customers and
thousands of others who occupied points
OF vantage outside Shibe Park the two
leaders yesterday split even in the first
two games of six-game series.
The attendance set new record for
Philadelphia. Ten thousand wild eyed
fans vainly sought to push their way
into the park, which already was filled
TO capacity Riot calls brought addi-
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soUTHERN AssoCIATIoN.

birmingham. 3: Little Rock. 3,
Chattanooga. II: New Orleans, ID.
Nashville. IL: Mobile. ).
Memphis. 3: Atlanta. >.
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

Coumhus q. Jacksonville. B.
selma 1--3 Albany 10
Tampa. 3. Montgomery us innngst.
Pensacola 81 savannah. q tforfeited 81
annah failed To arrive nj park
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INDIANS SIGN COLLEGIAN.

ASHEVILLE. NJ c.. May 25 CP).-
Harry "Fuzz" Anderson. righthand COL
lege pitcher. has signed contract with
the Cleveland Indians. Anderson weighs
1876 pounds.
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and the surprising,
crew of Carrigar
are slated, Pernap )
ii is lust as We &,
that the Red S *
ofncials decio ? d
yesterday when Iflin
prevented a co'Ssest
not to insist npon
q dual sketc'l this
afternoon The Ma
tionals hay E been
taking their lick
ings with startling
regularity recently
and can afford 70
enter a single en-
gagemerf only in
an afternoon when
ever t'at.y have the
Rta
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

TO inuingst
Wmston-Salem, 5--l0 High Point. :I--S.
Greensboro. 10 Raleigh. g.
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4a1SGLDee sui Is
booked TO step 70
the slab for the
Nationals, While
Dick Spalding. re-
Gently cQu ired
outheider, viii take
the left held post.
There was some
question this morn
ing. though .
whether Joe Judge
or George Sisler
would be at hrstI
base. Joe was as
signed 10 the job
by Manager Har-|
ris, but since ar
irving IN Boston,
he has been con-
a - a
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Bills Accunuluing Boston, Yan Set Philadelphia Attendance Mark

as many runs by the Browns. Lu Blue
got four of them.
The st. Louis Cardinals pushed their
way to within half game of the Ma
tional League lead by beating the Gin
cinnati Reds, to /. for their fourth
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Los Angeles. g. Hollywood. 1.
Portland. 3: Seattle. |.
Missions. 10; San Francisco, 8.
Sacramento. q: Oakland. ).
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POLICE NINE TRIUMPHs.

ALEXANDRIA. May 25.-Alexandria
Police base ballers defeated st. Mary's
Boys Club, to l, at Dreadnaught Park
yesterday.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.

Wilmington = Rocky Mount q.
tsoldshnro. :: Greenvtlle. 3
Fayatit syille : kinstou. !
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RUTH NOW SECOND
AMONG "BIG SIX"

BY the Associated Press.
Babe Euth's home-run bat, which
blasted the Bambinos fourteenth of the
season over the fence at Philadelphia
Yesterday. lifted the Yankee slugger into
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BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

Frederick. \. Waynesbofo. 3.
Hanover, :: Martinshurg. >.
Hage"stown, Is: Chambersburg, 3.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Beaumont. q Houston 4.
shreveport. Dallas. B.
Fort Worth. 4. Wichita Falls, tl0 in Gsi
san Antonio -: Waco. Z.
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Greenville. II: Knoxville, (.
Columbia. ): Augusta. =.
Ashevlile. q: Spartanburg, >.
Macon. D: Charlotte. !.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Buffalo. 1O-l. Toronto. 6---3.
Reading, lit. Baltimore. S--l3.
Jersey City. 10: Newark. 81.
Rochester Montreal rain.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus 5 indianapolis. |.
Kansas City. IL, Minneapolis. o.
Toledo z: Louisville. g.
St. Paul. -: Milwaukee, 5.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

Portsmouth. 10: Richmond. ).
Petersburg. 13, Norfolk. g.
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Towing, Fl 6-s-o-5. Central Auto Works
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Omaha. 80 Dcs Moines 3.
Wichita. q. Amarillo. )
Pueblo. 4 Denver. / l.
Oklahoma City. l3 Tulsa, @.
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ST, Petersburg. II: West Palm Beach :
Miami. ): Sanford. 4
Orlando lI DaXtnna bearh. q.
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GAMIs% Tfts'isgRuH
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
phila. at Neyg York.
Boston ut BROOKLYN.
CiHcinHatl ut ~ T..
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two points. Frisch picked up two points
by getting one hit.
The standing to date:
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS
New York. 9-2: Philadelphia. S----S.
Detroit. 6: Chicago. 3 tI2 inningsD.
~. Louis. IL: Cleveland. 81.
Observation-Disclosures, rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Chain A. C.. newly organized unlm-
tied nine, composed of employees OF
Sanitary and Piggy Wiggly stores. will
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Loffler's nine returned to winning form
in Industrial League yesterday. grabbing
an 8-to-5 decision over Big Printers.
Crockett drove out a homer.
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Lionel Insects challenge Corinthians
Call West 87i
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Express batsmen hit safely Is times
yesterday to defeat Terminal tossers,
ID to 2, in Terminal Y League.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
Brown & Hawkins-Quality First.

if you haven't tried Frye Bruhn's Baby Beef you have missed some shing, friendsl
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
LOs ANGELES ASSUMES MORAL RESPONSIBILITY
 LOSS LIVES, PROPERTY

LOS ANGELES, Mar 26, (P)-Hav- ing acknowledged, through Mayor George Cryer, it's moral responsibility for the loss of hundreds of lives and millions of dollars worth of property in the St. Francis dam disaster, the City of Los Angeles, assumed the task of making restitution of the stricken valley.
 The Mayor spoke on behalf of the municipality, at conference of City councilmen and other officials. He did not say as to what length the city would go, in restoring the valley, but the Los Angeles Chamber of Com merce announced that they would pro- pose to the. Council, rehabilition pro- gram based on an estimate of a bill lion dollar property damage.
 The total known dead in the catas- trophy were placed at PA, with the recovery of one more body. A battery of 55 military tractors rolled down the Santa Clara River valley, in a fin al search for victims. Efforts were being made throughout the valley, to prevent epidemics. from breaking out.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
CANNERY TENDER ALBANY

The cannery tender Albany, Captain Gillis. arrived in port Saturday night from Seattle, enroute to Three Saints Bay. to the Westward The Albany is operated by the Trinity Packing Company, the new cannery concern which formerly operated the German plant in Drier Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
PORT OF MISSING MIN

Charles F. Wylie. He was she'll shocked in the war and has disappear ed from his home in Philadelphia. He has red hair, brown eyes and light complexion, also has a tattoo on his arm with the American flag and his initials, c. F. w. An information as to his whereabouts should be com municated to James J. Deighan, De- partment Adjutant, The American Le- zion, 903 City Centre Bldg, Philadel- phia, Pa.
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MORE, BILL OE FARES
(Continued from Page Twol

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 hluiwrat, bit, Assiesat-Three va inties of sour leaves left to stand in wooden bucket or put in pokes. Assaklait-Leave scalded and put in pokes.
 Surat-Green leaves, usually willow sprouts, are put into seal oil, eaten with meat and fish instead of the Eaten at pleasure.
 Fish may be used with sour leaves ia same manner.
 t-kwrit-Eskimo potatoes, eaten raw CT cooked.
 Tipi-tu-yut-W Wild onions, eaten raw usual seal oil.
 Allui-wra- u-tenn citing, mianik LII Sour leaves with birds.
 Cook any kind of game and mix with sour leaves and put in pokes.
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TIM ELY ADVICE

Joe stenbraten, located on Squaw Creek, believes that there are many promising prospects in that district. Men are beginning to relay supplies into the district to be ready for spring work. Stenbraten advises those plan ming to go into the new district to go by way of Pleasant Camp as that is the. best route.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special term of tn District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Divi- sion, will convene at Seward, Alaska in the Federal building or Monday, April 1o, 1928 at 10 o'clock a. m. and continue as long as public business requires.
 Clerk of District Court
 Dated March IS, 1928.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26

Among the arrivals on the s. s. Aleutian were Mr. and Mrs. Whitta- ker, Mr. Whitaker being transferred from the Navy radio station at sitka to Kodiak. They expect to be in Sew ard 10 days or two weeks waiting to connections for the Westward.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26

The most pressing need of the low CT Chatham Strait district is more expeditions mail service, according to H. J. Raymond, Warm Springs Bay merchant.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
SCRAP BOOK EXERPs
(By Babe" Hayes, Cordoya)

(By Babe" Hayes, Cordoya)
 Chas. M. Gregg, Charlottesville, In diana. Better get me an appoint ment of some kind up in Alaska, some thing that there won't be any pay in that I will have an excuse for coming back and visiting the many friends I made on my visit in the green North land"
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26

At the recent meeting of the Sew ard Athletic Club MT. Uric was elect ed to the office of treasurer.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26
L.E.GAL. NOTICE

NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Tuesday April 3, 1928 the annual election of the City Officers and mem bers 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 a citizen of the United States and who has 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 edinq the election shall be qualified to vote. All voters are re- quired 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.
 ]. P. HANNON,
 Municipal Clerk of the City of Sew. ard, Alaska.
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The dance Saturday night at Odd Fellows hall was largely attended by local citizens and the many visitors in town.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-26

KODIAK FILM ALBUMS AT ONE HALF PRICE. SCHAlLERER'S AL ASKA SHOP.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-05-12
JUNIOR NINE PUT
 IN CELLAR PLACE
 BY FROSH EATERS

In one of the most interesting baseball games of the Juneau High School series the Freshmen nine nosed out the Juniors yes terday afternoon in the last sched- uled High School game. The score was s to 2.
 The game was post-mortem contest for cellar honors. the Sophomore class having already won the championship. Batteries were McAlister and Powers for the first year men and Jackson and Sturrock for the Juniors.
 After trailing for three innings the Juniors made a rally in the fourth and put over three runs to tie the score with a combina- tion of we'll placed hits, Freshman errors and lucky breaks The Frosh pulled ahead in the fifth and added another in the seventh