oil wood, srraom
DETROIT, Sept., 2, (/P)—Gar
Wood won the third and decid
ing motorboat race with “Miss
America, 9th” in the Harms
worth trophy race, defeating
Miss Barbara Carstairs, the Brit
ish challenger, in the “Estelle,
the 4th” in the final heat cov
ering a 30 mile course at an av
erage speed of 77.39 miles per
hour.
The British boat was forced
out when it’s fuel tanks collaps
ed. Bert Hawker was at the
wheel.
Miss Carstairs said she would
not again attempt to take the
Harmsworth ttfophy back to
England.
‘‘Mis America the 8th” was
driven by George Wood and fin
ished second.
[OS ANGELES IS
HIT By EABTHOUAKF:
SLIGHTLY OAMAGED
LOS ANGELES, Sept., 2, (/P)—
A quake of approximately 30
seconds duration, struck Los An
geles and adjacent cities at 4:39
causing slight damage to homes
and outlying communities.
No one was injured. In the
center of the Santa Monica Bay
district, three distinct shocks
were felt and pictures knocked
askew and clocks stopped.
In the bay district a bridge
sagged and part of a wall fell
at Venice. The metropolitan area
was shaken badly; builidings
swayed visibly, wires bobbed up
and down and some chimneys
crashed.
WRECKED IRON CHINK”
An Oriental worker at the
Alaska Pacific Salmon Corpora
tion cannery at Kake-not cake
actually threw a monkey wrench
into a piece of machinery. Be
coming dissatisfied, he hurled
such a tool into an “iron chink.” i
He is now thinking it over in
the “hoozegow.”
STEAL RARE VOLUMES
WASHINGTON, Sept., 2, (/P)—
[Burglers continued the theft of
rare volumes from the homes of
(Washington people. The latest
dipredation was in the home of
Rudolph Leitner, first secretary of
the German Embassy, the thieves
getting 55 volumes of German
poems and verses.
A net gain of 255 in popula
tion was made by the Kodiak
recording district during the
past decade.
o a.
By the sack or carload
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Nut or mine run
Range coal in sack or bulk
—EYAN JONES—
Lump or mine run
—PREMIER—
and mine run coal—Try it
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WOOD—ICE—HAY—GRAIN
Alaska-Transfer
—Telephone MAin 81, Arcade Building—
—H. Y. Hoben A. F. Davis—
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