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by The Associated Press.)
Observation-Disclosures Mays,
Bayonne, N. j., outpointed Con
OKelly. Ireland, u0). Baby Joe
Cans, Los Angeles, knocked out
Jackie Brady, Syracuse, N. y, Q0)
Maurice Hotter, France, outpointed
Al Gordon, Philadelphia, QO.
NEW YORK-Izzy Grove, New
York. outpointed Vince Dundee, Bal
timore, do). George Hoffman,
Yorkville, outpointed Pietro CORR,
Brooklyn, Q0).
CHICAGO.-Pete wistort, Chi
cago, outpointed Mike Mandeu, St.
Paul, (8). Eddie Ballantine, Chi
cago. outpointed Joe Phelan, Oma-
ha. 90.
WICHITA, Kan.-Angus Snyder,
Dodge City, Kan, outpointed Big
Boy Peterson, Minneapolis, U0).
Toronto, Ont.-Steve Rocco, Tor
onto. outpointed Routier PARA.
Chile, u0).
PITTSBURGH-Ray Newton,
Mansfield,O hio. outpointed Phil
Goldstein. New York, 40. Dan Bill
lex, Pittsburgh, outpointed Mickey
Dugan, Cleveland. go.
MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Blondie Davis
Mobile, knocked out Tom VIM
New Orleans, C).
DECATUR, Il.-Jimny Savers
Lafayette, Ind, and Joe Rychell
Chicago, drew, O0).
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GET
2NDBASEMAN
Spudder Squad Reduced To
"a, AS % Report To
Abilene

DALLAS, Texas, April 9.-tH1E
After forced idleneSs on account Of
rain, the Shreveport Sports hoped
to resume routine drilling today.
The weather also caused the post
ponement Of the firts game Of a
series at Shreveport between Pitts
burgh and Detroit.
The Wichita Falls squad was re-
duced today to "a men with the de-
parture for Abilene of % players
from which a team to represent
that city in the West Texas league
will be chosen. The Abilene aggre-
CATION will be managed by Carl Will
liams. In the SpudderS squad now
consists of three catchers, nine
pitchers, seven infielders and five
outfielders, leaving only a few re-
auctions to be made before May IL.
Gilbert Mulleavy, young infielder
from the Toledo club Of the Amer
lean Association, will play second
base for the San Antonio Indians.
He reported today. d~isplacing Tom
Connolly, Texas league veteran. re-
leased yesterday. Connolly has been
troubled with a charley-horse, and,
while he has been hitting hard, his
fielding has left something to be de-
sired. Mulleavy, who played In the
Piedmont league last summer,
comes highly recommended.
With his squad cut to % by the
release of six youngsters, Manager
Atz Of Fort Worth prepared today
to lead a team to Waco for two
| games with the Cubs. Following
| this afternoons practice session at
| Fort Worth, the Skipper will name
IS men, who will make the trip to
Waco. The other seven players will
] stay at home to continue training.
They probably will be taken to
| Wichita Falls for Saturday and
| Sunday games with the Spudders
| and seven others left behind. VIM
cent Devaney and Buzz Phillips
have been named by AtZ as the
probable Fort Worth pitchers In
| the first contest at Waco.
Batting and fielding practice
made up today'S training program
of the Dallas Steers. The Herd
was forced to forego training yes
terday due to wet grounds. Man
ager Stock expected to start cut
ting his squad today or tomorrow.
Bert Schemanske, pitcher, wa;
released to Quincy, Elwood Black
well, pitcher, to San Angelo, and
Joe Bressler, outfielder, to San An
gelo yesterday by the Beaumont
Exporters. Most Of the rockies are
to be placed in Glass D leagues sub
ject to recall, officials said. Rair
made Stuart Stadium unplayable
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09
TENNIS PLAY
GETS STARTED

PINEHURST, N. c., April 9.-Rl
Play in the Eleventh North and
South Tennis tournament was re-
sumed today with the state OF ia
vorites intact and unScathed by the
opening rounds yesterday.
The more luminous Of the net
celebrities breezed through yester-
days play with little trouble. Ia
milo Abe, the japanese Davis Cup
star, defeated Henry DunneI OF
Providence, r. T., 60, 60, and VIII
mer Allison Of Austin, Texas, one
of the ranking American players,
eliminated Edward King Of Pine
hurst by a 60, 6-3 count.
PINEHURST, N. c., April 9.-(Pl
The second half of the 36-hole
qualifying round Of the North and
South amateur championship was
in progress today with a record
breaking field out to overtake the
lead Phillip Finlay, Harvard stu
dent, piled up on the first Is yes
terday.
Finlay's margin Of leadership
gained by a card of 10 yesterday,
was precarious. One stroke be-
hind him with It's were George
Voigt, the defending champion, and
Ross Somerville, Canadian cham
pion, while Eddie Held of New York
and John Dawson of Chicago were
only another stroke behind.
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Amateur Boxers In
First Tourney; ga
Remain In Running

BOSTON. April e.-P-Sixty-
four amateur boxers from IS cities
remained in the National Boxing
Tournament when the first nights
program came to an end early to-
day.
After eight hours Of boxing, first
honorS went to the New York team
which placed eight of its members
in seven of the eight classes. Bos-
ton and San Francisco each had
seven survivors.
Steve Haliako of Buffalo. the
only champion who returned to
defend his 1928 title doomed as the
star Of the tournament by gaining
an easy victory over a rugged op-
ponent in the 147-pound class.
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BOWLING TITLE
Joliet, ILL.,, Hub Recreation
Team Carriers Total
OF 3,063

CHICAGO, April 9.-(P-The
Hub recreation quint Of Joliet, Ill,
today was crowned champion Of
the 1929 American Bowling Con-
gress after the last of 2,523 team
entrants had completed its efforts.
Their mark, a 1908 total. rolled
March 20. withstood all attacks al
though it remains 1856 points short
Of the record score made in 1927
by the Oh Henrys at Kansas City.
The Klinger Bucks Of Watertown,
count and the Edelweiss combina-
ton of Chicago. accumulating g.
030 pins, ended IN third place.
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SCHOOL NINE LOOKS
GOOD IN PRACTICE

Coach Plato'S high school-Junior
college baseball team Is taking on
the form Of a nine Of some abil-
ity. The coach has his club out
each afternoon on Tucker Field I'M
dergolng strenuous practice ses-
sions, consisting mainly Of 4 and S
inning tits with second stringers
and ineligibles.
Truett Roberts, Charlie Baker,
Frank Sublett, Placido Gonzales
and Bob O'Bryan made a good
showing in a five inning game
Monday afternoon with a team
gathered by Red Irvine.
Bob Myer did the catching for
the school team and looked good.
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pounds, at the start, and in a few
seconds had his man on the floor
for the count OF seven. Arising,
groggily, Leach tried to cover up,
but his jaw was a perfect target for
a straight right, and HinojoSa
cracked him on the button and
Leach took the count.
Hinojosa appeared a much i'm
proved boxer ove his last ring ap-
pearance in Brownsville against
Leach, which went ten rounds to a
draw. The Brownsville boy brought
both fists into use. and apparently
was in perfect condition. Leach
was cumbersome and slow and ap-
peared as a novice in the ring.
Their weights were announced rs
Leach 202, HinojoSa $50.
Two local high school boys opened
the program, in a two round skit.
Gene Finner and Gordon Vickers
fought a draw.
Escobar and Gales, two local
Mexican youths, also put on two
rounds OF boxing.
The third bout found Kid Parker
Of Fort Brown and K. 0. Edwards
Of Fort Brown step four rounds.
1t vas a slow exhibition. at the end
Of which Parker was awarded the
decision.
The most interesting affair Of the
evening was a battle royal between
three negroes. Their names were
announced as Alabama" Spark
Plug" and Speedy" Sparkey got
the decision-because he hit the
hardest. Alabam' won consolation
because he was or the floor most
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SAN BENITO WINNERS
AT kINGSVILLE RETURN
(Special To The Herald.l

SAN BEN1TO, April THE San
Benlto entries in the Southwest
Texas music meet held at kings
vile Friday and Saturday returned
here Saturday night after having
captured the au-around champion
ship at the meet with a total score
of ~ points.
Nineteen schools were entered in
the meet held at Kingsville under
the auspices Of the Txas College Of
Art and industries formerly South
Texas State Teachers college,. A
special train carrying over 200 en-
trantS and boosters made the trip
to and from Kingsville.
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IONS ROTARY

MISSION. April 9.-Olen Rome
and o. w. Shaver were voted mem
bership in the local Rotary club at
the weekly luncheon here today. A
report on the district conference
held last week at Houston was given
by President Tracy Card and Claude
Peake. 1t was disclosed that Mis-
sion had the largest delegation pres
ent of any Valley town. There were
no visitors present.
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HUGHES AND SHAW TO
BOX HERE NEXT CARD

Promoter Tex Becerril or
Brownsville, announced Tuesday
that Johnny Hughes and Battling
Shaw would probably be the main
event Of the next card to be
staged at TT. Brown skating rink.
April %.
Tex has the word Of Shaw that
he will fight Hughes. Hughes
wants to fight Shaw.
Hughes is nov in Lockhart, and
Becerril wired him today offering
him a match with the Battler.
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Football Coach And
Prof. of Austin High
Get In Prohi Trouble

AUSTIN, April 8.-tP-A profess
sor and a football coach Of the
Austin high school were facing
probable charges for violation Of
the prohibition law today, as a re-
suit Of a raid made on a shack"
in the vicinity Of Lake Austin, by
Texas Rangers.
Charges had not been filed late
this afternoon, although the raid
was made Saturday night. 1t waa
reported a gallon Of whiskey was
seized.
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STEBRINS TO COLEMAN

SAN ANTONIO. April e.-(P-
Lee Stebbins, first baseman, was
sent back to Coleman Of the West
Texas league by the Indians today
and Pitcher Pat Hatch was released
outright.
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Wallie Pipp. veteran major lea
que firts baSeman, will hold down
the initial sack for Iris Speakers
lost no time signing with the
international league team.
Pipp had been in the big leagues
since 1912, breaking in with De-
troit. He played with the New
York American league team from
1915 to 1925, and then was sold to
the Reds.
He played his best ball as a
member of the Yankees.
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MOON TO LITTLE ROCK

HOUSTON, April 9.-tP1-L { Q
Moon, veteran southpaw pitcher,
with Houston on option, was re-
turned today to Minneapolis and re-
ceived notice to report to Little Rock
Of the Southern association.
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On March n, John McGraw and
most Of the members Of the New
York Giant squad. motored to the
Mission cemetery near San Antonio,
Tex, to pay tribute to the memory
of Ross Young.
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Hinojosa KOS Leach;
Battle Royal PLeases
Especial To The Herald)

DONNA, April g-Robert HTnOJoSa OF BroWnsvlle Knocked out Ralph
Leach, of WeSlaco, in the first round OF a scheduled 1Oround bout
here last night, in the main event of a boxing card, opening the new
Donna arena.
Hnoosa tore into Leach, who outxeighed the Brownsville boy q
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lake Flowers, Brooklyn lnfleloer.
.u,6erwent an operation for removal
~ his tonsils at Clearwater, Fla.
last week. Flowers has also peer
suffering from chronic appendlclrE
and NAV be required to have fur
4S,ar SURGICAL attention 1t is found
an operation is necessary az tnis
+;v,s he will 90 to Johns Hopkins
:. Ea1tifore for it. Flowers had IN
Sscefsd he would be q valuable man
fcr 4S,e Robins this year. but Rcnny
,o,,st not count on him too strongly
rcws
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ElGHTS LAST


DONNA-R ebert Hinojosa,
Brownsville. kayoed Ralph Leach,
Weslaco, %.
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Someone has to lose. San Be-
nito won the all-rOund meet of
Cameron county this year. But
that doesn't mean that they will
grow bigger and better citizens
than the losers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-09

Also Brownsville is a city Of 30
400 Abilene IS the same in popu-
ration. Unlike 50 many high schools
nowadays the boys are pretty big
who are attending the high and
i,rnior schools Of this city. Port
Arthur wasn't a representative
so,lad of South Texas.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
WAIF
To Be AIDED
BY ESTATE

DETROIT, March % U.N.SJ.-
Joseph Boyer, 5-year-old waif' who
was adopted by Mrs. Laura Boyer
and scorncd and disowned~ by her
husband, &yron l.. Boyer. when he
learned the child was not his own.
will benefit from an estate valued
at mot quite Million" Mrs. Boyer
said Yesterday.
Boyer's estate listed with assets
of $4,000 and upward" was left
with no strings attached" to his
wife, from whom he separated after
he learned that the child whom his
wife had led him to believe was
his was in reality the son of a
Canadian house servant.
Cut Off in Will
For son of the Boyer "fIesn
and blood" there would have been
a $65O0,O0O trust fund, established
by Boyer's father, Joseph Boyer.
chairman of the board of the Bur
roughs Adding Machine Company,
but for the adopted child, there
wasn't a penny.
The estate is left to me-" Mrs.
Boyer said today. Il can do what ]
wish with it-so my boy will have
enough"
There was no regret on the part
of Mrs. Boyer at the loss of the
$500, 900 trust fund for her adopted
child.
THANK God. he won't he one
of the idle rich. He will he a
good man or better for not having
all those millions that Joseph Boyer
could have given him"
Adopted Child
1t was because Mrs. Boyer could
not have son of her own that
she adopted the little Canadian
child and pretended to her hus.
band that it was hers. Boyer,
enraSed at his wife's deception had
the fake birth certificates expunged
from the court records and later
separated from his wife. The
child was named Joseph by Mrs.
Boyer for her husband father.
The amount Of the Boyer estate
as left the estranged wife has
not been determined. The will
lists the assets as $4,000 and up
wards" but Boyer was said to
have died pcnnilesS.
Mrs. Boyer does not know the
value of the estate. She says.
however, it is not quite mil
lion"
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
JENSEN GIVE n
!. CREDIT FOR
I RECORD

NEW YORK, March % Q.N.S).--
Martin Jensen, runner-up in the
Dole flight to Hawaii, broke the sole
endurance record, it was definitely
stated here today.
Much confusion followed Jensen :
landing shortly after $50 p. m.
: yesterday. 1t was generally be.
lieved that an aviator endurance
mark had to la exceeded by, a full
hour before rev record was es.
tablished. This does not hold in
the case Of the solo record. accord
Ing to Harry Booth Roosevelt Field
representative of tire National
Aeronautic Association and the
. Federation of Aeronautigue Inter-
5 rationale. -.
There is no officially recognized
. record for solo flights as distin
|, Guished from any other endurance
4 flight. Booth said that he had
Tchecked the time of Jensen's flight
! and that, inasmuCh as he had
recorded the TIVE for the y. A. A,
that officially registered Jansen's
4 time with the association.
r. Booths figures show that JenseG
stayed aloft s minutes and 90
seconds longer tran Lieut.. Royal
Y. Thomas who haG held the record.
Since the record is not an official
one 1t is not necessary to improve
on it by an hour to set a new
mark, Booth said.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
HoughtOn Leaves London
For Rest at Baden-Baden

LONDON. March 90 u.N.sJ'-A"i'
bassador Alanson r. Houghtoh' re-
firing American envoy, departed to-
day for Baden.Baden for three
weeks rest preparatory to en-
barking for home.
Representatives Of King George
Premier Baldwin and Foreign Sec,
rotary Sir Austen Chamberlain ana
many diplomats went TO Victoria
Station TO bid Houghton farewell
Births, Engagements. Maria g.
Deaths and In .MemOrlam appear whls
ON the last inside page, last two columns
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
,Juvenile Association
Seeks New Members

Plans for a campaign for new
members were made at meeting
yesterday of the board of directors
of the Juvenile Protective Associ-
sation at 1920 K Street. The asso-
citation belongs to the Community
Chest and no dues are required
.of members.
( Those appointed on the member
ship committee are: Mrs. f. S.
Jewett, Joshua Evans. jr., Mrs. r,
c. West and Mrs. Whitman Cross.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
'Outdrank Boy Friend
But the Cops Took Her

DETROIT. March 70 Pretty La
cille Cosgrave. 81. graduate Of an ex
elusive girls school and modern
from head to feet" faced charge
Of being 'drunk--all because she cot.
drank her hoy friend" and took
him home from sorority party. she
says.
Lucille was arraigned before Re.
corder's Judge Christopher e. Stein,
who, on motion Of her attorney. Sam
ueI Weller. released her on a, per-
sonaI bond.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Venetian Society Elects
Reorganization Officers

At a reorganization meeting Of
the Venetian Society. Columbus
University, Wednesday night. Bene.
dict Conn was elected president, l.
A. Cough vice president, Miss Media
NJ Schnopp secretary and +. T..
Williams treasurer. The next meet.
ing will be held April 5. at p.
M, at the university.
At an earlier meeting, arranged
by the board of governors, DR.. Will
liam NJ. Deviny, Of the Catholic Uni.
versity, addressed the students of
the school of aCcountancy,
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Loft Loses Control
Of His Candy Concern

NEW YORK, March 29.-The
well-known sportsman and former
representative. George L. Loft,
was relocated to the limbo of men
who see the businesses they founded
taken from their hands when a
stockholders committee of the Loft
Candy Company met yesterday at
Long Island CITY and elected new
board of directors.
AS the count of proxies rose in
favor of the stockholders COM
mittee, y. S Gilbert, attorney for
the Loft interests. advised his eli
ent to submit to the judgment of
the committee, stating it had a
ma iority vote Loft agreed and
waived the count. He then With
drew ds chairman of the board in
favor Of Alfred Il. Miller.
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Children Care for Dog
Found Hurt in Street

ATLANTA, March 29.-The Diti
full appeal OF a little fox terrier,
injured by a hit'and.run driver,
found an answer in the hearts of a
little group of children in Blue
Ridge Avenue.
Carrying the injured dog to the
Edgewood Dog and Cat Hospital,
the children offered to save their
pennies and pay for the expert
service of veterinary surgery. They
found the dog helpless in the mid.
die OF the street,
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Mason City Festival
To Hail Apple Blooms

MASON CITY. w. Va. March ~
Extensive preparations are being
made for the annual apple.blossoIn
festival to be held here In April,
when the great orchards of the
river hills here are Ia full bloom.
This is to Re the third annual
event. 1t is called the "Royap Apple
Blossom CelebrahJn". for all the
great. orchards which are strung
along the tops Of the river hills
from Clifton to Graham are wholly
within the POmerOy Bend section
and the word Pomeroy means
Royal Apples"
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
Belt Saved His Life,
Alleged Slayer Claims

ATLANTA. March 29.-Ernest
Eich, 19-year-old youth. under In,
dictment for Staying his 17.year
old bride several weeks ago, at
tributes his life to an S.year.old
belt he was wearing when he was
wounded three times at the same
time his girl.wife was killed.
"One OF the bullets went under
the belt" he said, but the other
two struck the belt and glanced
over toward my hip. missing my
vital organs" y
The Washington times., 1929-03-29
PROLIFIC WRITER

Edgar Wallace, English fiction
writer, wrote twenty.six novels and
six plays in 1927.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
sOUTHDOUND LISTING
 PASSENGERS ON YUKON
 OUT SEWARD SATURDAY

SEATTLE-J. H. Hall, Mrs M. B. Malloy, Kathleen Calloy, Irene IReinstrom, R. R. HollingSworth, Jose Maranda, Ernest s. Borgstrom, Mrs. Chas. Hubbard, ChaS. Fire stone, Mrs. J. R. Sapp, Emily Cap pers, Mary Bowen Huff, Mrs. Paul Shermuck, Paul Shermuck, Rex F. .cwartz Mrs. Bullock, Manuel Gu larte, Peter Joe Henry, Tom Kat ESantras, Ida M King, Thos. Bremen, Paul Frfurt, MT. and Mrs. Robt. H. Treble, Dale Trieble, James Met Zenbaum.
 LATOUCHE-H M. Conrad, P. H. Abbott. Harry Cook, Paul Javick, A. c. Panks; Mr. and Mrs. James Imlach, Don Roseta, L. Duval, J. M. Ertz, 0. Henfield.
 COPDOVA-D Yasmago, John Rothe Mrs. L. Hopkins, F. J. Welch, Rothe, Mrs. L. Hopkins, Sadie Pratt, B. Hentze, Major Gillette.
 SKAGWAY-L s. Gleaves.
 JUNEAU-R. B. Russell, Claire Roland, J. M CorSe.
 KETCHIKAN-R Hall, Reinny Bergh, Albert Anderson.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
ANOTHER CHANCE IN
 LOCAL TRAIN SCHEDULE

Hereafter, according to a new train schedule received Saturday from transportation headquarters, a passenger will leave Anchorage at 11:30 a. m. on Saturday and ar rive in Seward at 5 D. m. This change, it is stated, has been made owing to the new schedule of steamers leaving the Port of Seward, of the Alaska Steamship O., line, at D. m. Saturdays.
 The Sunday train from Anchor age to Seward will not connect with A. s. s. Go. steamers.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
POOR LAKE FISHING

Fishing in Bear lake has been extremely poor the last week, it is reported, which is sad at this time when there happens to be so many fishing enthusiasts here. Those that are being caught are so small that the real dyed-in- the-wool sportsman almost bursts into tears.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
THANKS! THANKS!

The Gateway is in receipt of a telegram from L. Ames Brown, president of Lord and Thomas and Logan advertising agency, New York City, which is self ex- planatory, as follows: Complete new Lucky Strike advertising campaign of eight ads to run twice weekly during June has been shipped you. Your paper effective in building phenominal Lucky Strike sales records. Your con- tinued cooperation most essential.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
ASSUMING OPERATIONS

To fill a large coal contract for the Alaska Railroad and also to market another large tonnage, Bartley Howard, coal mine ,oper- ator on Moose Creek, left for the mine Saturday to resume op- erations after a two-year shut down.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

WE CARRY THE RFS'r BRANDS 1 )F CANDY MANUFACTURED I;s
 BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot tage.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10
NEW BUREAU CRAFT

A new patrol boat for the Alas ka division of the bureau of fisheries will be put into service soon. The bureau is now calling for bids on a power boat 130 feet long, 27-foot beam, and mould ed depth of Effect, 10 inches.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

The Admiral Evans of the P. s. s. Co.,, is expected to arrive in port tomorrow night or early Tuesday morning from the south, reports the local office.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

Mrs. Winfield Erwin, ST, wife of hte Anchorage banker, drawn for jury duty, was among the ar rivals in the city yesterday. Son Winfield, also drawn, accompa- nied her.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

LESSON PIPES WONT LEAK, WON'T DRIP, WON'T SMELL. CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN MOKE IT EvERYDAY-YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS $4.OO AND 7.50. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

Have you heard the new "Okeh" records at Sylvja's7 They are wonderful.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

Dry raiders are reported to be quite active in and about town.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

Mems working shoes for sale S4.5O, $500, $500.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-06-10

CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEAN ER at Brown x Hawkins, Corr.