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money quickly. One is to borrow it—if you
can; the other is to draw it from your ac
count. Even well to do people take no
chances on borrowing; they have their
checking account.
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SWISS GUARD TAKE
OATH OF OFFICE
(By Associated Press)
ROME, May 9.—Recently recruited
corps of pontificial Swiss guards took
'he path of office with services at
the Vatican daring a picturesque cere
mony dating from the fifteenth cen
tury. This new corps replaces the
Vatican guards who have finished
their period of service and have re
turned to Switzerland.
Join the Chamber of Commerce.
DANCE TONIGHT
ODDFELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
Japan Very Friendly to
The United States Says
Japanese Ambassador
TOKIO, May 9.—Shidehara, in a
speech before a governor's confer
ence said that the United States im
migration act last spring often threat
ened relations with Japan, but the sit
uation was adjusted through the ef
forts of both governments who are
now on friendly relations.
Regarding disarmament, he said that
the Japanese are prepared to con
tribute towards the peace of the
world to enforce limitation arma
ment, and concluding said that Jap
an’s basic policy in dealing in inter
national relations is to promote for
eign trade and encourage commerce
with foreign countries.
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JAPAN AGREES WITH U. S.
IN REGARD POISON GASES
I GENEVA, May 9.—Japan has come
to the support of the United States
in her demand that exportaion of
poison gas for war purposes be pro
hibied.
According to a Constantinople dis
patch received at the conference, 18
Kurd leaders, who helped in the
revolution against the Angora gov
ernment were sentenced to death
by shot.
An agreement has been reached
between England, it was learned
here, that shipping line and large
German steamship lines are to have
all German liners running from Ham
burg to America or the Far East
regularly. They will also call in the
ports of Plymouth and Southhamp,
ton, England.
HOUGHTONS RECEIVED
LONDON, May 9.—Queen Mary re
ceived Ambassador Houghton and
his wife yesterday.
Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska
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CONTEST
In Drawing Held April 30, 1925.
FIRST PRIZE, NO. 14451, .$25.00
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SECOND PRIZE, NO. 8213.$15.00
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POLICE HEAD DIES
THREE RIVERS, Mich., May 9.—
Major-General Harry H. Bandholz,
who commanded the A. E. F. military
police, died here suddenly.
LITTLE ENTENTE MEET
BUCHAREST, Rumania, May 9.—
The Little Entente foreign ministers
[are in conference here and will dis
| cuss the Bulgarian situation and the
outcome of the German presidential
[ election.
—
FRENCH RELIEVE THEM
[ PARIS, May 9.—The French with
12,00 troops have taken from the
Riffians in Morocco advantages gain
ed in a three cornered attack Sun
day and now hold approximately the
French line as it was before the at
tack several days ago.
SON OF JAPANESE EMPEROR
GO TO ENGLAND TO STUDY
LONDON, May 9.—According to
a dispatch received here, the second
son of the former Japanese emperor
will come to England for two year
study.
Automobile accidents are decreas
ing, due perhaps to the increasing
agility of pedestrians.
Mrs. J. A. McGill, wife of J. A.
McGill operating a saltery in Anch
orage was an incoming passenger on
the . S. Alaska. Mrs. Magill is reg
istered at the Van Gilder.
Alex Honot, a resident of Fair
banks arrived on the Alaska anti
is registered at the Van Gilder.
Mr. V. Richmond, manager of the
Northern Commercial company, lo
cated at Faribanks and Nenana was
an incoming passenger on the Alas
to the States and is registered at
the Van Gilder.
Martin Kilian, connected with the
Bureau of Public roads was a pas
senger on the Alaska from Cordova.
Mr and Mrs. Max Rede were pas
sengers on the Alaska from Cor
dova and are making their home at
the Van Gilder while in town.
METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES
Sundya School at 11 a. m.
Evening Service at 7:30.
Mrs. W. H. C. Goode of Ohio, rep
resenting the Woman’s Home Mis
sionary Society will speak at the
evening service.
We extend a cordial invitation to
the public.
FRESH VEGETABLES
received on every boat
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No orders too large or too small
Mail orders promptly attended to
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in this drawing in any way, shape or manner
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