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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
Roosevelt Will Cruise
In Florida Waters; To
Start On Trip Tonight
Last Vacation Of President
Elect Before Assuming
Office AS Chief Ex-
ecutive OF Nation
my Associated PrcssD

cry Associated Prcss)
WARM SPRINGS, Feb.
3.-President-elect ROOse-
welt has fixed his policies,
and found his men to exc
cute them, and tonight he
heads for Florida waters
for a Today cruise to en-
joy his last vacation be-
fore assuming the office
of chief executive.
A solid month of study
and review of the men
brought Roosevelt well up
to the threshold of his adj
ministration and the new
DEAF he promised.
A smashing attack on
the tangled international
situation will be the first
move of the new presi-
dent.
He is prepared to call an
extra session of the new
congress if the present
''lame duck" meeting fails
to finish its job.
Arriving at Jacksonville
early tomorrow, Roosevelt
plans to depart immediate
ly on a cruise during
which his headquarters
will be established at Mi
ami. a.
James Farley, national
chairman, and other party
leaders will remain there
until the cruise is finished.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
Nine Women Burn 10
Death In Sanitariuln
Incendiarism Charged To
Blaze Destroying Dor
mitOry In Cleveland,
Ohio
(By Associated PressD
CLEVELAND, Feb. 3

my Associated Press)
CLEVELAND, Feb. 3.
A mysterious fire burned
nine women patients to
death in a suburban sani-
tarium dOrmitOry today
despite heroic efforts of
attendants to lead them to
safety.
The women broke from
rescuers enrOute from the
upstairs sleeping quarters.
By that time nearly a
score of other patients had
been taken out panic
stricken.
The nine who fled hack
to their beds were beyond
aid.
Charges of incendiarism
were Immediately made by
the management. DR..
William Glendenning,
staff physician, and hus-
band of the superinten-
dent of the sanitarium,
asked the sheriff to arrest
a man he suspected Of re-
vengeful activity.
GIendenning said the
man had recently been in
a dispute with hospital Of
ficials and threatened his
wife with death.
Most of the women
were psychopathic pa
tients.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
CONVICTS STAGE
PEACEFUL STRIKE
CLAIM THEY ARE ARE TIRED
OF WORKING IN MUCK
BUILDING ROADS
tny A..arlated rressl

MACCLENNY, Feb. Still
contending they were tired of
working in muck" and were mot
going to build any more roads in
Florida" 90 conyicts at the state
prison camp near here continued q
peaceful strike today.
In the meantime an investiga-
tian was launched with the arrival
of prison bureau officiSls from
Tallahassee.
Forty prisoners at the camp re-
turned 10 work as usual but 90
continued 20 roam peacefully
about the camp sfockRde laughing
and talking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
BRAZIL DISCOVERS
RICHER GOLD FIELD

CURITYBA. Brazil, Feb. a.
The geological bureau of the
ministry of agriculture announces
il has found Indications that new
gold fields in this southern Brazil
state are richer than the famous
Moro vslho mines in Minas
Geraes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
ROYAL HANDS WILL
HANDLE BANK MONEY
ony Associated Prcssl

=
STOCKHOLM. Feb. g.
Bank patrons here may get
their money over the counter
from royal hands.
Prince Gustav Adolf, who,
last October, married Princess
Sibylle of Saxe-coburg, Gotha,
is reported ready to further
his business training, starting
with experience in three large
banks.
After that the future heir
10 the Swedish throne will
turn his attention TO indus
tries, especially timber and
iron.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
MORE MEN WORK
FROM RELIEF FUND
NUMBER ENGAGED IN OPERA
TONS TODAY SHOWN
TO BE ITO

There are 10 men at work to-
day on projects Of the unemploy-
ment Relief Council. This group
is the first that was selected in
February. They viii work two
days.
Another selection il being made
today and IL ii expected that ap-
proximatsly 100 viii be put II DIFF
feTent points on Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
To Give Dance Tonight
At Coral Isle Casino

Howard Wilson and his band
are playing tonight at the dance
being held at the Coral Isle
Casino. Music starts at o'clock
and lasts until the crowd leaves.
An admission price of 40c Is be-
ing charged with ladies admitted
free.
There viii also be q dance Sum
day afternoon at the casino start
ing at 8 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
- sessseseossess $50 $50

above all the name of Bismarck
stands out and it is not too much
to say that, if Bismarck had died
in 1869, there would have been
no empire in 1871.
"As ! read history, find that
an idea must be identified with a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

leader Tor his direct successors)
for 10 or 80 years. Then only,
after it has been found to have
permanent value, does it possess
the historic background and the
tradition necessary for its survival
without strong leader"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
U+o, And liz fond :. PeopeNot Must Support
llCl f1u Lilo VlCCu Government Says German Chancellor
By LOUIS p. LOCHNER
(By Associated PresaI

BERLIN, Feb. 3.-From the beer cellars of Munich to
the chancellery in Wilhelmstrasse From leadership of
squad of to chief administrative officer of nation
of SO, 900.
That in brief is the which Adolf Hitler, leader
of national socialists travelled in little than
decade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03
in
CHOCOLATE CASE
ON BEING BARRED
LABOR DEPARTMENT RE-
FUSES TO COMMENT; DIFF
FERENCE OF OPINION
AMONG MANY IN CASE
tBy Associated rress)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The
labor department refused to COM
ment on reports that Kid Choco-
late would be permanently bar
red from the United States. It
said that Chocolate has made no
effort to enter the country, as far
as they know, since he was ex-
cluded two weeks ago.
The department added it had
no application here for a special
permit for his entry and if any
such effort has been made, it has
not been made at the depart
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-03

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-The
Daily News said that despite re-
ports to the contrary, "there is no
serious obstacle to Chocolates re-
turn" to the United States.
The newspaper said Jimmy
Johnston has been informed by
his confidential investigator in
Washington that machinery
would begin moving as soon as
application for re-entry was
made"
It adds that. Edward j. Shaugh-
messy, assistant commissioner gem
eral Of immigration, denied any
permanent barrier to Chocolates
entry. If Chocolate applies for
admission, the Daily News con-
tinues, she will come in on re-
hearing by the secretary of
labor"
Evening star., 1933-02-09

~ ANYoN. Tex. February s-The
"tallest basket bail team in
America"-the giant Buffaloes
of West Texas State Teachers
Colleges taller than ever this year
From last years regulars the
Buffaloes have lost only their former
captain, Bob Clark, the shortest man in
the starting lineup. Meantime lanky
reserves and freshmen ranging from
one to five inches above the siX-foot
mark have become contenders for the
varsity squad
With the Texas Intercollegiate Ath-
1etic Association, the conference in
which the Buffaloes won the title six
years out of nine, now inactive, Coach
S. D. Burton already is pointing his
squad for the national A. A. U. tourna-
ment at Kansas City in early March.
BURTON believes ne has an even
- better team than last years. which
scored an upset by downing the
strong Kansas City A. c., only to fall
in the semi-finals Of the big tourney.
This years starting lineup averages
feet Az inches in height, led by Joe
college" Fortenberry. center and cap
tain, who stretches the tapeline to 6
feet Z.
The starting forwards, Conner and
Colvin, are and 512 inches, respec-
lively. above feet. OF the guards,
Stroud is 6 feet 4 and Richards feet
/ inch Two other letter men, Morris
and Monroe. and several reserves are
taller than Richards.
Burton, who never played basket ball
and worked out his own system, has
developed teams at West Texas Teach
ers which have seldom been defeated
by college fives in recent years.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
SIMON PURE SPORT HIT
Carnegie Praise for Rowing Is
Recalled by 'Keepsie Loss.

BY the Associated Press.
The touch of irony in the cancella-
ton for 1888 Of the picturesque Pough-
keepsie Regatta seems to be the fact
it wipes out the climax to the one sport
of which the Carnegie Foundation's
Bulletin %, in 1929, was able to say:
Rowing appears to be the only major
branch of intercollegiate athletics from
which commercialism Is absent"
1t has cost Cornell as much as SOS, 900
a year to float its big navy on the his
toric waters of Cayuga and elsewhere.
Washington has raised upward of
$4,000 just to send its best crews to
the Hudson.
Obviously the present and prospec-
tive situation does not warrant most of
the colleges continuing such expendi-
lures with their normal revenues cut
in half: yet it is fact that the pious
phrases of the Carnegie report of four
years ago now sound quite hollow, in
deed in the light of developments
which show that only the selfsustain-
ing or commercialized college sports,
like foot ball and basket ball, are able
to weather the economic tide.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

MEN OR WOMEN, 10. for educational work.
SO per day guaranteed. Apply ga pm.
Mrs. De Quick. Elizabeth Sumner residence
l1O4 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
DYNAMITE LEAGUE.
Season Record,

Season Record.
High average-Beyer, Lab-Katz. 11O-27.
High individual game-Long, Little Pota-
toes, 1872.
toes, 800.
High fiat game-Grigsby, Little Potatoes,
High individual strikes-Reichgut, HAN
dryS, 30; Beyer, Lab-Katz, 30.
High individual spares-Beyer, Lab-Katz,
Evening star., 1933-02-09
4TALLEST' QUINTET
POINTS FOR TITLE
Texans, With Sports League
Abolished, Eye National
A. A. U. Hcnors.

ANYON, Tex, February 9.-The
"talleSt basket bail team in
America"-the giant Buffaloes
Evening star., 1933-02-09
Saturday Night League
Season Records.

High team sets-Minson's, 1.767: Triangle
Cafe. l. .719; Book of washington. zoe:
622: Minson's, 6I7; Triangle Cafe. Oil.
High strikes-Darlins, 80; T. Hall. 26;
Hi High spaTeSbaTiing. 1as; Halst. 1os
Hedelhnger. 100.
High individual sets5moMinson, 44O: Nc
Donald, AGO. Darling 395.
High indiyidual games-Bekncke. 17e:
II5-1; Mcdonald. 111-14; Fox. 11O-34;
HalSt, 1920; Fanton. 1929; Guyther,
1902; Minson, 10e-24; Heffelfnger, 1O9-22;
T. Hall, 1922.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
SECRETARY,

SECRE lARY.
Well educated, skilled stenog-
rapher, broad knowledge ele-
mental mathematics. Cultured
environment and particular pref
erence given to one so equipped
under 80 and unmarried. Re-
ply immediate in own handwrit-
ing. Address Box 1O1-C, Star
office.
Evening star., 1933-02-09

BUICK 8 SEDAN. 1881; it is the s-e1
modeK We realize you won't pay a Ford
dealer the regular price for this car, so we
offer 1t for only S695. Cherner, 1881 FLOR
ida ave. NV
Evening star., 1933-02-09
AGRICULTURE 1NrERRuREAu LEaGuE
Season Records.

High team set-Extension, LIZA.
High team game-Accounts, GIG.
High individual set-Harris, 395
High individual game-Arnold. 16S.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
woMENs DISTRICT LEAGUE.
MEMS DISTRICT LEAGUE.
KING PIN LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Franklins. 1,749.
Hish team game-Shoe Mart. COZ.
High ind. set-Mosely, 400.
High ind. game-Cohen. III.
High ind. strikes-Franklin-Co Cohen, 80.
High ind. spares-Staley. 1919.
High ind. average-Staley, 111-34.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
Bowling League Standings
NORTH OF WASHINGTON LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Wolfe Motor Co., 1894.
High team games. S. Electric Co., 633.
High individual set-Parsons, All.
High individual game-McDonald, ia.
High strikeS-ParSons, %,
High spareS-ParsonS. 125.
High average-Parsons 1870.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
POULTRY AND EGGS.

FOR RENT-Complete hatchery. hen houses,
incubators brooder houses, stoves; on high.
way, miles from city; 3 acres land; B
rooms in house. Phone Clarendon 106S-W-1.
p. o. Box 2l7, BallSton, Va.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
CIVIC CLUB LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High team game-Kiwanis. 500.
High team set-Kiwanis / .654
High ind. game-BaltZ (Kiwanisl 156.
High ind. set-Kinnshan (RecpD, 375.
Hlgh ina. strikes-Rose (New0, 25.
High ind. spares-Robb (OptD. 116
High ind. averaga-Robb (OptD, lO9 81;
Rose (New). 10S-l9
Evening star., 1933-02-09
Section 2.
Season Records.

High team set-Diplomat, 1888.
High team game-Happy Five, 622.
High individual set-CocuzZi, 800.
High individual game-Cocuzzi, 161.
High strikes-D. Hall, 81.
High spares-Roudabush 14S.
High average-Schlosser. 111-48.
Evening star., 1933-02-09


cleaning. salary and commission. Rainbow
Dyeing and Cleaning Co., las B st. Sc. At
lantic 640O.
TEA-LEAF READER, for downtown tea room:
afternoon work only; licensed. Address Box
435-H. Star office.
WANT TO ENGAGE the services of two or
on an unique sales plan. This should appeal
to women who would not ordinarily answer
a, want ad; either full or part time; salary.
wide acquaintance who can take advantage
Of this opportunity for her financial benefit.
Apply after 10 o'clock Room SOL Washing
WOMAN, not over 45, ambitious, good per
sonality and education, for position which
.SI requires aRitiative and abilty to meet the
29I-H. Star oface.
WOMEN ambitious, demonstrate and solicit
orders, full or part time; can be made to
pay pay SS5 SSS5. weekly. 1885 N. Y. ave. nw.'
WOMEN, ambitious, neat. refined, part or
ing free. 1917 St. Room 31O.
YOUNG WOMAN. light colored; must be
rolled cone machine. Address Box 117-C,
Star of1ice. 9'
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
25-40, education high school or better, expe-
fienced in sales work. accustomed to con-
ttacting the public, unencumbered, free to
pointment after 1880 pm, District $500.
WE HAVE OPENING FOR SEW
ERAL LADIES OF PERSONALITY
AND REFINEMENT. THIS WORK
IS PLEASANT AND OF DIGNI-
FLED NATURE. TO THOSE WHO
QUALIFY 1T MEANS STEADY
INCOME, PROVIDING THEY ARE
WILLING TO WORK. CALL FRI.
2 TO 5 PM. 1121 VT. AVE.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
MANOR CLUB BOWLING LEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-19th Hole. 1,545.
High team game-Niblicks, 557.
High individual set-Sulith, 357.
High individual game-SIn4th, 145.
High strikes-McCelland, IL.
High Spares-McCelland. 6l.
High average-Gerhardt, 105-15.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
BOY, white. to help with housework;. room
and board. $3.50 a week. 314 A st. ne.
Reference required.
CELLO AND BASS VIOLIN VACANCY in
an OUTSTANDING string snsemee BE. doiag nsce ar0sc
COUNTERMAN and short-order cook, expe-
rienced Call between 10 and IL, 1157 Ma
tional Press Bldg. |
DRIVER, experienced. for grocery store; only
experienced need apply. 705 webster ST. u. W.
MAN with car capable Of s0naStins rssSen s3Sn
gomery, County; preferably res1dent a1to,,s OF
Address Box 297-C. Star ONCE.
MFN-Our business is excellent expansion OF
our activities opens three positions ior safes
men Of proven ability; our men 40 no can
You need car and a good record. If you
Mr.. Bruce at the Ambassador Hotel between
2 and 8. Friday.
MEN (3l who have been or are now sue.
a automobiles; men interested in, profnotins
their future are requested to call Mr.. Deit-
rick, Adams 6063. for further details.
sxDegisness in ssSnsser
for newspaper reproduetions. Apply to How
ard Shepherd at The Palais Royal.
PLASTERER, part-time repair Jobs. Address
BOX 276-H. Star office
REGISTERED PHARMACIST: for relief work;
give age and references. Address BOX %s4-C'
statesmen "a, acquainted with flling sta.
tions, accessory stores. garages etc, to sell
oil; also one acquainted with country territory
within a radius Of 80 miles; commission
basis. Phone Lincoln Sl12 Tor eppolnsInels
statesmen t5). local organization. now form
ing; men, 81 to 35. good character, neat ap-
pearance and willingness to work desired quail
incations. experienced in selling aeyertising'
and securities psetsrTee na We a2e pchns
our men; opportunity of advancement, tor
snS 5ssqt k5om ARRy a15 dysan Ksss
.I'anniki Tompkins Bldg. & 14th and PARK I'd. NV.
Bates; can earn $50 daily; every auto
owner q prospect. 900 18th n.w.' Mr. AVi-
son.
SEVERAL OPENINGS for statesmen to rep
resent in Washington territory nationally
advertised rug concern; opportunity Ior as
sistant manasers p9siti2n a avalo oIsap Rus ne Co.
511 11th st. NV.
SOLICITORS, experienced. to SOLICIT Sny dry
cleaning; salary and commission RAINBOW
pyeing and clening Co.. 14o ST. s-e' Az
TAILORING statesmen. experienced; local
house, local work; unlimited opportunity:
Apply am, Kassan-Stein. Inc. 5l0 llth
st n W.
TAXI DRIVER-ReaI proposition for respon-
YOUNG MAN for ignition, battery and tire
work; experienced only. 1893 Allison St NV
YOUNG MAN-Must have restaurant expert
erce; Sc week and meals. Apply o44 II
st. ne
statesmen, several, with or with
out experience, who are looking for
permanent, dignihed employment
with exceptional earnings. Apply
with references. 140o L st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BLUE LIGHT CABS,
2O47 L ST. NV.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MEN OR WOMEN, 10. for educational work.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
Sectinn 8.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Lampkin, 1,7Ss.
High team game-Lampkin, 636.
High individual set-Lyon, 422.
High individual game. w. McGaha, 169.
High strikes-Dwyer. Dulin, 35.
High spares-Backman 165.
High average-Backman, 1881.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.
lCA-As-.nI

PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced, wants
cases; can take invalids and aged in home;
best care. food references. Clev. 6456
SECRETARY lady, intelligent. dependable.
will take charge Of small ONCE, answer
phone. make appointments, meet clients;
knowledge stenography. general Office expert
ence. Hyattsvtlle 1861.
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced
in patent work. Address Box 339-H. Star
Office. 9'
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPING - Competent
work; by hour. day or week. Call Miss
Nolan, Lincoln OOS2.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
HELP-WOMEN.
fCopffpuod
SOLICITORS

SOLICITORS. experienced 10 solicit dry
cleaning. salary and commission. Rainbow
Dyeing and Cleaning Co., 145 B st. Sc. At
lantic 6400.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
Season Records.

High team eame-Holy Name, 62e.
High team averageNHoiy Name. 52s-1s.
High individual average-Meyer (Holy
Nance. 10S-33; Schilke (Holy Nance.
High individual same-Pacini (st
Peter). 169.
High Individual set-Pacni (St. Peter,
43O.
High strikes-Meyer (Holy Name). 81
High spares-Schilke (Hoiy Name). 12S.
Evening star., 1933-02-09
COLE GLIB IEAGUE.
Season Records.

High team set-Beaver Dam, 1906.
High team game-Beaver Dam, 655.
High individual set-Fisher. 404.
High individual game-Fisher, 1856.
High strikes-Fisher. II.
High spares-Moore 81.
High average-Fisher, 117-16.
Evening star., 1933-05-16
Mems 89c.$l Shirts

Mems 89c-$l Shirts
s:ssss5:ss: '::;:ts:ss:s 2 for ST
Full cut and per-
feet; colorfast. IA to II. Main Floor
Mems 89c.$l Pajamas
s,,s: .5;:' s:s'5:''is =: !: $.ssy II; 3 for
cloths. Plain with
fancy trim or frog trim. Sizes A
to D. Main Floor
Mems l9c Fancy Hose
Rayons in plaids, n G.
checks, stripes, * prs. y
clocked effects - l.
double soleS. Sizes
10 to 11l2. Main Floor
Mems 55c Golf Hose
r9ssss s3ss*t ssa' a''s; *sy.'' Il 2 for
pearl black. Sizes - l.
10 to II. Main Floor
Mems $1.95 Sweaters
Sleeveless or with sleeves;
pull-overs: allWool. Plain or
fancy Wee and crew neck.
81 to A.
Main Floor.
Mems $l.65 Shirt
and Tie Sets
Broadcloth shirt with tie
to match-plaids or checks. ~
Full cut. Sizes IA to 16. -
Mems $l.OO Caps
r. :s;:; +: s.,:s: ;::'; =: ;g3s:: 81: : 2 for
6B to IA.
Mems 89c .Nightshirts
Il Long g, and aa,.1,an, full, . for 5
qua. Sizes 16
to 60 Md1H fo"'
Mems Trousers
.,,sSs sSst i3t l2r estas esHisrs' sf . for S
Includes striped l.
sport fabrics, khaki,
seersucker. work pants ana cotton
worsted. Sizes % to AZ.
Women's 79c Pajamas
s.yIe I@"'o Of 0IerRs printed for .
broadcloth with n l.
puff sleeves; also
one or two piece models Of Windsor
crepe. Sizes Is and II.
ST. Philippine Gowns
s.!i?: as:' !: :, 4:$ss: @:s; 49, !: 2 for ST
dered and scalloped
in beautiful designs. White only, In
sizes Is, 16 and II.
~ Second Floor.
$l.59 COrsettes
Summer mesh: shaped bust. CT
coutil belts, well boned. Sizes y
81 to 46. Also girdles with l.
reinforced section over abdo-
men, Side fastening. Sizes rs to -.
Second Floor.
81 BlOuses & Sweaters
sweaters and Or y for y
CANDY or batiste l.
blouses. Sold in
any combination Of twos.
Second Floor-Sp0rt Shop
Upper Shopping Bags
Waterproof! Great for the 0
beach! Black brown, green, ~
red. -
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1933-05-16
Paint Them With
MONAD!

1pt. MONAD Water
proof High Gloss, l
pit. Flat Undercoater.
Enough for 6 chairs!
Choice of 40 modern
colors. $1.29 value. E.
Downstairs.
Evening star., 1933-05-16

: decks Vogue bridge siSe
playing cards 1inen dniSh) and
. sec rubberized suede cloth
card table cover.
M0in Floor.
Evening star., 1933-05-16
Girls ST. .49 Dresses

Several very new models c.
with puffed sleeves Of or p
CANDY or sleeveless White l.
and pastel colors. A variety
Of hared and straight line styles.
to II years. Second Floor.
Evening star., 1933-05-16
39c ChardOnize Hose

39c ChardOnize Hose
ISL ,.:sias ss;;:s' ;::$ s.:::: =: :: 4
shaped ankle and
French heel. Smart shades to choose
from. Sizes 81 to 10l2.
Main Floor.
Tots l0c Anklets
s.. s. s''';: Is: :1:?: $:$: =; lOp''. 81
fancy tops. Pink, sky, champagne,
white, beige; nile, yellow and others.
Sizes 6 to 8la.
Main Floor.
Boys l9c Sport Hose
All over pat ~ c.
terms. A-length - nrs. p
with plain color u l.
cuff. Black with
white, tan and brown, blue and
white, grey and others. Sizes 711
to l0A.
Main Floor.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-09-02
McKINLEY PARK ;; ROAD EXTENDED
 AT RAPID PACE

beautiful season for tourists at Mount Mckinley National Park was enjoyed this year and there were only two parties that did not see the magnificent scene of Americas highest mountain peak. These two parties failed to marvel at the sight of lofty, majestic Mount Mckinney because of poor visibility conditions which prevailed at the time o1 their visit, according to Francls Leslie, son of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Leslie, of Seward. Francis returned last evening from Mckinley Park where he has been tourist agent for the Alaska Railroad since July l.
 About 275 tourists visited the Park this year, he stated, and tnls is about Is per cent less than the number of visitors last year. In view of the uncertain business conditions in the States, it was re- marked, that the decrease was not bad at all.
 Francis said that numerous carl
 bou, grizzly bear and sheep had been sighted in the Park this year. Only the other day, he said, ne was walking along the road when
 he saw a small band of sheep. Ii he had had his salt shaker with Francis figures he could nave sprinkled a few salt grains on the
 sheep'S tail and captured 1t and sent it down to the University of
 Washington campus and place 1t i'll his Sigma Chi fraternity house i for a pet. He didn't have the salt shaker with him so Francis is still looking for a pet to take wi h 1 him when he returns to the Uni versity within the next few weeks 1 In speaking of present work ir the Park Francis stated that work on the Mckinley Park highway tC
 Wonder Lake is progressing rapid
Seward daily gateway., 1933-09-02
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