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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Vets Star as
Irish 'Trounce
Penn Cagers

By Times Special
NOTRE DAME. Ind. Dec 20
with Newcold and De Cook, vet for
ward and center. showing the way,
Notre Danes cage team broke back
INTO the victory column here FRIDAY
night by walloping Lon Jorden's
Pennsylvania quintet, 81 to 10.
Newbold registered thirteen points
ana DeCook eleven for the victors
Pen led in the opening minutes of
play, but the Irish Spurted ahead at
the half, Is to Z. Ullricll and Prayer
starred for the losers.
Coach Keogan presented his best
combination OF the season with
Baldwin. a sophomore, at forward
and Grove shifted from forward to
guard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
3 NET TILTS ON BILL

Kirshbaum basketball team has
ended its practice for its clash with
the Monroyia All-Stars Sunday aft
ernoon at Kirshbaum center, the
feature game of triple-header
program.
Kirshbaum's, headed by Nate
Kaufman, clash with the Monrovias,
who feature the great Branch Nc
Cracker, at p. m. At 2, klrsh-
baum Bulldogs oppose the Flanner
& Buchanan reserves, and at 3,
Communal Y. H. A. tackles Shell
byville Merchants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Tiger Meters
Drop Cincy
By Times Special

By Times Special
CINCINNATI. Dec. 2o.-De Paw
university cagers broke their road
INK here Friday night to trounce
Cincinnati, so to 81. Ray Ragsdale.
vet forward, led the Tiger attack
with fifteen points. The contest
marked De Pauws first appearance
IN a Buckeye conference contest.
put the victory does not count in
the final standing, as the Tigers
are on two-year probation test.
The invaders led 10 to IL at the
half and pulled away in the Sec
ond period. Meyers of Logansport.
ma, was the chief Queen City
threat
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Boilermaker Quintet Finds
Washington Easy Victim

teen names on the score book. There
were only a few of them that didn't
get into the scoring list.
Lambert started as a reserve
bunch and they played the entire
first half. The famed Johnny
Wooden, Keller and company didn't
get into the fray until the second
half and before they were with
drawn the. score was 30-15, ten of
the eleven points being scored by
the sophmore center Stewart from
the middle of the floor.
Ted Sausselle copied high acor-
ing honors of the game with II
points.
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TURNER FIVE READY

South Side Turner's today we're re-
ported in top shape for their en-
counter Sunday at Turner hall with
the Franklin All-Stars, composed Of
former Franklin high school and
college stars.
Turner's have shown improvement
in their recent contests and hope to
break back into the win column
after their defeat by Firestones OF
Akron last Sunday. Turner Blues
oppose Mayer Chapel Dixies in the
prelin1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
SANSONE TRIPS WOODS

frankie Sansone outpointed Roy
Woods in the eight-round feature
at Riverside Friday. Jimmie Fox
and Tuffy Mitchell drew in SIX
Walter Gregory knocked out Eddie
Wagner in the second, Red Yeager
beat Ray Drake and Paddy Sewers
outpointed Johnny Cash, in other
scraps.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
lAW FIVE TRIUMPHS
.ocal School Gains Fl TO 81 Edge
Over Huntington Meters.
By Times Spccist

BW Times Spccfel
HUNTINGTON, Ind. Dec. 90
Indiana Law School of indianapolis
emerged from a rough and tumble
net game with Huntington college
five here Friday night on the long
end of a "a to 81 score.
The future lawyers lead at the
half is to 7. but the second part of
the game found the locals in a
scoring spree and it was all the
capitol city boys could DO to hold on
to scant lead. Busche rang up
Is points for the locals. Alspaugh
at guard scored seven for the VIM
ners and Hughes and Simmons five
each.
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Friday II. S. Net Scores

Marion. 80; Central (Evansvine). %.
ILoogansport. %: Martinsville. 2i lover
Camden den, %; Buriington. II.
Warren Central. &c; Valley Mills. %.
Bosse (Evansvillel. 81; Henderson.
KY. 1s.
vincennes. "a: Bloomington. 90.
Pierceton. IS; Sidney. Is.
Reits tEyyansv55l1e) IL Lynnyille. 7.
ssndssEs. IL cart Ehs5saiiiiSss . 10
Forest. IS; Mulberry. %.
Bunker Hill, 81; Onward. 10.
North Judson. 81; Bremen. 20.
Attica. 25; Valparaiso. 10.
B1ton IT, south s side # # W Wayne Z
Central Catholic (Ft. Wayne, ~; Kirk
Lancaster. 81; ossian. 10.
Rosedale. %: Bloomingdale. IA.
yeedersburg:. 81: Covington. IA.
G6r saT3.9tdS g.; Th92rEntown. Is
Russeliville. 29: Waveland. rs.
jackson Township. As: New Richmond
Williamsport. IS: Linden. 10.
Eillsboro, "a West Lebanon. 20.
Syracuse, Isl Ligonier. il.
Claypool, %; Silver Lake. TO-.
Peru. %; Upton. % lovertimel.
warsaw II; NORTH, Webster. l6.
FIOI9. SndrpSVllle, "a.
Wingman. 3d. Wallace. .27.
SS1 onrGSIr q Center grt GiTOye 10
Waldron. 80: Boogstown. 8.
Romney. IL: Clark's Hill, 10
Jeffersonville, 80; -Scottsburg. 13
Union City, Al; Portland. II.
Mddetown no. a. OI Harr Ms9S4 foxns5p q
Alexandria, 2e: Silent Hoosiers, a.
.sumuiityille. 81; ST Mary's (Anderson)
GoodIIand, IS; Kentland. II,
LEVEL. 25; Morocco II.
Fowler. g.: Frselsnd Park. %.
Pine village. IS; battle-ground, a7.
Earl PARK: 90; Raub, 1e;
Forest IS; Muiberrry. %.
Dayton. 81; .Wea. 20.
West Point, "a; Monitor 81.
Montmorenci. "a; Otteibein. 2i.
Butler. 80: Edgerton. IA.
Liberty Center. 20; Chester Center, 81.
Berne "a; Rock Greek. g.
Union CITY. Al: Portland. II.
PtennnviIle. %; Bryant. 10.
M MiIIsTTSS Spsg a. Il. hAa aZTsng H.
Jefferson Center. 40: Wiltshire, Is.
state -lTerre .Hautej. IS; oerstneyer
wiley fTerre Haute). "A: Brazil, 10.
Sullivan. u: Clinton. 1s.
Cayuga. "a: Perryville. 10.
Fontanet 20; Stanton, IS
Glenn. 20: otter Creek a.
Hartford City. 81: Eaton. 10.
Yorktown, 80; Sulphur Springs. %
Cowan. 19; DeSotO 49,
Frankton. 81; Pendleton %.
Mt. Summit. q: Lapel. 1e.
Joneskoro. 30; Fairmouut. a.
Daleville. 26; Albany. 90
Converse. sc; Jackson Township, 10.
Emerson Gary. SO; Washington Cast
FroebeI Gary. 27: Roosevelt EAST Chi
cagol. o.
Hammond "a whiting. 81 fovertime).
Hammond Tech. 10: Chesterton. 70
Hobart. %; Crown Point. 90
Griffith. liz Ross. Is double overtime).
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Pin Stars Roll Sunday
to Help Charity Funds

rs cents will be given to the poor Riddles I-
Chuck Collier. the veteran Chicago star.
ana CAPTAIN of the Mineralite team, had
a SAG experience in a. national meet some
tSa Mi as9; Song into their final game:
10 the Championship in the team event,
1reee;d1ing but $50 or so. and going big. when
rested his hand on the bali return TOO too
t al uoWn Inc result was badly smashed
the Mineralites. four or ave errors COM
ing to Chuck who gamelY finished to give
MS team all he possibly could.
LOCAL NOTES
,ng Tg tSsa,, Feeds we're on the head pin dur
N the eo washington League play. games Of
the stars Of this onslaught with totals Of
e s5s ana ST. Robishaw and Giltner had
h asG S0a at s even fF SO
for the winners.
Prima Beverage received a setback at
the hands Of the Hoosier OPTICAL losing
Kline. was the star OF the Elmer voseI
6l2 to give the vos6 team a inorganic
win.
Spencer rolled the same good game that
has has featured his play all season, scoring
give IT. Harrison an odd game win over
Schmitt Insurance. Earl mccarthy was
hot for the losers with $50 count.
Walt Heckdan outscored Badedrs. go to
$40. to give the Coca Cola quintet an odd
game win over Real silk.
Arvin Heater also scored q two-game
ner's 6o6 providing the winning margin.
Burnett rolled g, wonderful series for
the Gausepohl Trunk. team of the CITY
u gu o hnssyins total q ~ With game;s
boy with 63i to give the team total OF
S;GSl anS -tTo-tine wiz over Aoosisr
possible. witwh q pa count which gave
him three-sauae total Of 657.
The. other contests in this loop we're
also decided two, to one. Sargsnts.. Marotts
uiayers 10 reach the 600 mark we're Ber-
ling. COS. Rugh. 625: WeiSnan, 500; John
son. COG. and Bruoer. coo.
The Fountain Square Barber Shop team.
Of the Fountain Square No League.
sames Of 1923. s77 and 1855. total Of
2.006: AGAINST this. class Of play. Martin
Truck was helpless. losing the entire series.
koehler and Bsnfle7 NTere the pin spiders
for this quintet having counts Of 665 and
COS.
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By Times Special

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dec. 90
Purdue and Washington Of St. Louis
battle fairly even in the first half
Of their hardwood encounter here
Friday night, the score at rest time
being 1912, but in the second half
the Lambert proteges turned deadly
eyes toward the hoop ard the score
mounted until twas just two points
short of double, 1924 at the final
gun.
Washington was no match for the
Boilermakers and Coach Lambert
shot substitutes into the game in
quick fire order until he had seven
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Friday College Scores

Purdue. 46; Washington (St. Louis. %.
Butler. As; Brigham Young. "a.
Notre Dame. 81; Pennsylvania, 10.
De PAW. 80: Cincinnati, 81.
Central Normal, IS: Wabash, II.
Capital university 81: Hiram, 27.
Illinois. 40: Miami. II.
st. Xavier. SO: Georgetown, %.
Navy. Sc; Western Maryland. %
City College of New York. 81; Har-
ward. IL.
Long Island university. 46: Toronto. 10
Knox. 26 st. Ambrose. "a.
Pittsburgh. %; Nebraska, %.
Grinnel. 81; st. Louis, 10.
Pittsburg Teachers kansas, 49, Ar
kansas 26
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
TWO FINISH MAT BOUTS

Prince Hygami, japanese, will re-
turn to the local mat Monday night
to meet Merle Dolby of Columbus.
o., in one of two finish bouts. In
the other top event Ralph Wilson
will clash with Leslie Beers.
Humberto, the Spaniard, will ap-
pear for the first time in this city
against an opponent to be named
later.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
TRIAL WITH BRAVES

Harold Cans, a New York semi
pro who tried out with the Braves
last fall, has been ordered to report
in Florida for spring training by
the Boston club. He is a pitcher,
stands six feet, weighs ITO pounds.
and will be 20 years old in Feb
ruary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
Purdue Retains
Baseball, Track

United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Dec. 20
Baseball and track have been re-
sored as major sports at Purdue
university, through arrangements
With the RoSs-Ade foundation,
rhich offered financial concessions
en- Purdue's stadium Indebtedness.
The action countermanded a de-
sion announced few weeks ago
10 drop the sports because of ex-
sting financial conditions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
PANTALEO, NERoN DRAW

By OHteG PfeSe
CHICAGO, Dec. 20. u George
Neron, 205, Greece, drew with Paul
Pantaleo, $50. Chicago in eight
rounds here Friday. Charlie Retz-
laff, l89, Duluth. Mimi. knocked ont
Antonio Mata. 1875, Spain I'd; Gary
Leach, 161, Gary, Ind, stopped TED
Ross. 167, Chicago Cd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
FIELDS SCORES X. O.

By United Press
DETROIT, Dec. 2O.-Jackie Fields,
14714, Chicago, knocked out Bucky
Lawless. 14715. Syracuse, N. Y, in
the fifth round here Friday. Johnny
Datto, 1851, Cleveland, stopped
Johnny Posky, 1919, Windsor %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
By LEFTY LEE

Admission to the Central States
bowling tourney Sunday at the
Pritchett Central alleys will be
only % cents and the proceeds will
be used to bring cheer to the poor
kiddieS of the city for Christmas.
The Pritchett Recreation Company
hopes the alleys will be crowded day
and night to swell the receipts to a
point where many needy ones can
pe taken care of next week.
High class bowling entertainment
is bound to be offered for the small
admission because some of the best
pin topplers in the Central Associa-
ton will be in action shooting for
high scores and prizes.
Sundays entire proceeds will be
turned over to the local newspaper
Huletlde funds. The schedule calls
Tor the bowlers to get under way at
8 a. m. and continue until midnight.
The tourney closes this weekend and
sunday will be the wind-lup. Three dou-
hal Trolling at D m. TODAY snd tbsrs
VII lbe action tonight and all OF Sunday
Sewers ana non-oowlers are urged to take
IN the Sabbath charity events.
At O'Clock tonight team plav vii start
me teams on this SQUAD that will receive
the attention OF the fans will be the local
sallS CITY Lager. indianapolis Tool and
the Bowlers Journal OF Chicago.
The sis p. m. SQUAD IS filled with class.
Outstanding combination include the Pal
ace Recreation Detroit: Polacki Recrea-
Llon- Calcaxo. SchiltZ BrevS. Milwaukee:
Milwaukee, journal; Plsnkington Arcade
MILWAUKEE,; Eagles. Toledo: Commodore
SsrTy Chicago. and Baby Ruth Candy,
Si4eSh0-
To insure q packed house the entire
night, the 1880 SQUAD is equally as fast
as the SIS. Kaadland. Walter Birk
Cancy and Minneroiitc Of Chicago. Rich
man Clothes. Farman Bowling Shoes.
Hartman Furniture and General Electric
club Of f. Wayne. being carded 10 per-
IN trying 70 pscE outstanding doubles
and SINGLES combinations. one IS all at sea
as every pair scheduled has the ability 10
step out at any time. The roll call in-
cluoes such stars as Bill Elwert. Bill
Brennan. J. Burke. S. Murray. j. Russell.
G, Svoma. Bill Wernicke H Freitag. S
Inoma. Frank kastheiser. Billy Rusch Jr..
CHUCK Collier. Harry Steers. J. Leilinser.
cher. Max Axt R. Bender. Chris Koad.
LOUIS Levine. @. jackson. D. De Vito. B.
5erniechl.5 Billy Sixty. Hank Msrino e
AaItmaaa J.. Crlmrins. our own Jess
Pritehett#and q flock Of others who are
noted ioi&'nei pin-setting ability. All 81
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~ times special
ATLANTA. Ga. Dec. 20.--George
Godfrey. Philadelphia Negro heavy,
end Bearcat Wright of Omaha,
fought ten slow rounds to draw
Asre Friday.
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The lineup and summary:
PAUL BEATS O,DOWI

by IEMtS HptCtut
ERIE, Pa, Dec. 20. = Midget
O'Dowd, Columbus featherweight,
was outpointed by Tommy Paul of
Buffalo in ten rounds here Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20
HARRIER PILOT NAMED

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-R. D. Wool
sey Of Maouon, Ill. viii captain the
1851 University of Illinois cross
country teflln.
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) MORE ROBINS. SIGN
Moss, Moore and Finn Agree to
Dodgers Terms.

By United Press
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. 90
Receipts Of signed contracts Of six
Brooklyn National League club
baseball players was announced to-
day by David Driscoll, business
manager of the club.
The players involved are pitchers
Ray Moss and v. Mungo, infelders
Eddie Moore, Bob Refs and Neal
Finn and outfielder Bob Parham.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20

The torrnev closes this weekend and
sunday will be the wind-iup. Three dou-
pies teams from. Erie. Pa. will start the
raj trolling at D. m. today and there
VII ihe action tonight and ali Of SUNDAY.
Bowers and non -bowlers are urged to take
n the Sabbath charity events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20

Russell Alexander, the former Hash
hound who now IS a dignihed publicity
director at De PAW. informs us that
ell the Scarlet paint spread over the Tiger
football field before that Wabzsh-De PAW
football game. but who cares about that
now with Washington and Vincennes
promising a more interesting civil Tor
should It be unciyiD war.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20

At s o'clock tonight team play vii start
The teams on this squad that will receive
khs attention OF the fans will be the local
Falls CITY Lager. Indianapolis Tool and
the BOWERS journal OF CHICAGO.
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THE young man who had scored
4 10 knockdowns in 100 rounds
FOR to his start Friday night didn't
nave Schaaf on the floor once
which goes to prove, I suppose, that
u knockdown against stuffed shirt
IS one thing and knockdown
gainst a geezer who knows what it
all about is something else.
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The sis p. m. squad IS filled with class.
Outstanding combination include the Pal
ace Recreation. Detroit: Polscki Recres-
ton. Chicago. Schlitz Brews. MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee Journal; Plenkington Arcade
Miivaukee; Eagles. Toledo: Commodore
Chicago.
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Spencer rolled the same good game that
has featured his plav all season. scoring
609 with games OF 205. 2o4 and 200 to
give IT. Harrison an odd game win over
Schmitt Insurance. Earl McCarty was
hot" for the losers with a $50 count
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-20

Wendell Ballard. of the famous Franklin
champions of few years. writes back that
hany and that they're going 10 play
athens. Tex. when the national champs
more power to New Albany. CA tip for
Mr.. Insull.l
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Walt Heckdan outscored Badedrs. s22 to
$40. to give the Coca Cola quintet an odd
game win over Real SILK.
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To insure 3 packed house the entire
night. the 1880 SQUAD is ecuaslv as fast
Candy and Minnerolitc Of Chicago. Rich
man Clothes. Farman Bowling Shoes.
Hartman Furniture and General Electric
form az tisis zine
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st that there were moments when 1t
,soked as If Baer might not only fatten
his Knockout average. but do what his
more emotional cappers predicted be would
do. namely. st,ffen the iourneyman sailor
for the full count. But Baer tired easily.
His condition seemed poor. and what OBJ
portunities he had he wasted or vas in
capable of capitalziHg.
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A F'TER the orgy of punching
N Baer was definitely finished,
and in the next round, Schaaf bet
ter conditioned, and more hardened
10 the hammerirg game, came back
with an attack that had the CAL
ifornian staggering and helpless.
Any kind of we'll directed punch
would have put him down.
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The other contests IN this loop we're
also decided two TO one, Sargents. Marotts
and Bailey Realty defeating Hotel Antier
Sterln Colts and Hare Chevrolet. Other
piayers 70 reach the 600 mark we're Ber-
ling. COS. Rugh. 625: WeiSman. 500; John
son. COG. and Bruoer. coo.
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these stars, will appear Sunday when your
70 certs Will be given to the poor Riddles.
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Arvin Heater also scored q two-game
/ win over Illinois Recreation Newt Wer-
ner.s sos providing the winning margin.
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But schaaf is a confirmed third rater
lacking the capnciSy--as well as the
runch--to rise TO big moments, and Baer
weathered the round. Again in the eighth
sehaaf took measured punches at his fast
weakening foemsn but il all came under
the head of healthful exercise under arc
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BOXER SAILS SOUTH

The M. s. Boxer, Bureau of Ed ucation vessel, completed taking on $50 tons of sacked coal yester- day and left last night for South eastern Alaska B. of E. stations Captain Whitlam expects to get away from Seattle July 25 for Bering Sea and the Arctic; on the southbourid voyage, probably in November or December, the Boxer will call in at Seward.
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EPISCOPAL SERVICES

Tonight at 7:3O p. m. evening prayers and sermon. Subject of of the sermon will be: Mirrors of Men. How are new impressions gained and with what resistance are they met.
 Emerson once said, If we see no Gods it is because We harbor none. All are invited.
 Rev. W. R. MACPHERSON.
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bed to a chair. My joints would swell like I had arthritis and the soreness was almost unbearable. Sargon drove every pain and all the soreness completely out of my body in six weeks and now I'm up and doing all my housework and helping my husband plant the gar- den and build fences.
 "Sargon Pills cleansed my system of poisons and regulated me per- fectly"-Mrs. s. W. Trevitt, of Bothell, near Seattle.
 Seward Drug Co.,, are agents for sargon in Seward Adv
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s. S. STARR SAILS SAT.

Capt. c. E. Anderson, of the $. s. Starr, announces that the ves- sel will depart Saturday, instead of next Monday, on the third voyage of the season to Bristol Bay areas.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-08

Mrs. Frank Roycroft, well known and long a resident of the beau tiful Moose Pass country, came in to Seward on last nights train for a brief visit.
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NAMED CITY ATTORNEY

Wm. D. Coppernoll, local attor- ney for many years and former United States District Attorney for this Division, was appointed City Attorney by the Seward Council members sitting in reg ular session last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-08

Inaugurating a new mail route Ito Chatham Straits ports and Pet ersburg, the motorship Pacific, Captain Clarence Geddes, is now operating out of Juneau.
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T00 LATE ID CLASSIFY
The Episcopal church rectory is for rent to responsible tenants. Inquire Rev. W. R. Macpherson, Anchorage, Alaska.

Mrs. K. Galen, insurance repre-, sentative was among the arrivals last evening from the Interior. Mrs. Galen is bound for Seldovia on the Admiral Watson.
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AT THE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-W. T. White, J. T. Crane, H. A. Baird, Mrs. Frank 
 SEWARD-J. J. Clauson, MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Rogers, Kathryn L. Galen.
 OVERLAND-L. A. Gossage.
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Tn yesterdays article on the tie situation fir ties were called fur" but what difference does that make between friends?
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YESTERDAYS GAMES NATIONAL LEAGUE

ANAAA1o4NIAA A<AI1ANp G A
 Boston l; Brooklyn 2. Herman got his 20th homer.
 Chicago 2; Cincinnati f. The Cubs dropped the third consecutive game; they are now one behind. Brooklyn 13; Philadelphia 12. Pittsburgh g; St. Louis 5.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Washington 8; Boston | Crowder pitched for Washington who are now back in first place. The Ath- letics were idle while the Senators made their eighth consecutive win Detroit 3-5, Chicago 2-9.
 St. Louis s; Cleveland I. Cress and Goslin homered
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Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh Candies at SyIvia's.
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cooper's casR & Carry Store now open for business. Staple groceries at lower prices.
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Classified Advertising

RATES Fifteen cents per line
 Count six average words to line. Minimum charge 30 cents. first insertion. 7Ia cents per line for subsequent insertion.
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Cooper's Cash 6 Carry Store now open for business. Staple groceries at lower prices. t
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FOR SALE-One burglar proof safe; one National cash register, modern; one Burrows adding machine and stand; all kinds of new scales-aIl sizes-including four large FairchiIds weighing up to 2,OOO pounds; redwood store shelving, mahogany coun- ters; Royal typewriter, large carriage. Write Sj0berg & Ment- ger, Unga, Alaska.
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of eye glasses in case; also an empty glass case. Call at Gateway office.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-07-08

FOUND GentIeman's gold watch and chain. Owner may have same by calling at Gateway of- flee, identifying, and paying for this advertisement.