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CHICAGO, Jan., 17. (/P)—The
claim was made by Edward B.
Heath, aviator, that his feat of
looping in a glider was the first of
its kind on record.
Heath was towed by an airplane
and reached a height of 1200 feet
before his glider was released. He
made four loops before the glider
settled to the field.
Mrs. Emily Weybrecht has been
confined to her home for rthe
past few days.
WEATHER REPORT
Station
Temp. Condition
Seward
Divide
Hunter
Grandview
Tunnel
Moraine
Girdwood
Anchorage
Wasilla
Talkeetna
Curry
26
10
10
22
22
10
10
2
10
12
15
I Broad Pass 4
| Healy 3
! Nenana 10
i Fairbanks 10
Calm, cloudy
Cloudy,
Clear,
calm
calm
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EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
1930 SALES DATES
3 s&.marion street Viaduct
SEATTLE, USA.
Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers.
Advances Will be Made as Usual When request
ed. Transferred by Telegraph if Desired.
January 27 -
March 24
May 26 -
July 21 -
September 15
November 24
February 17
- April 21
June 23
August 25
- October 27
- December 22
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NEW YORK, Jan., 17, f/P)-Ten |
years to the day since he signed his
first big league baseball contract
with the Yankees, which called for j
a salary of $10,000 for the season,
Babe Ruth, nonchalantly rejected
!an offer of $75,00, the same as is
paid the President of the United
States, for one year’s service, at a 1
conference with Jacob Ruppert, |
president of the New York Ameri- {
can Baseball Club and E. G. Barrow |
its secretary.
i The famous home-run hitter I
shook his head when it was sug- !
jgested that the club would be will- |
jing to pay him $150,000 for his sig
nature on a paper calling for a two i
I year crop of home runs.
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DENVER, Jan., 17. (/!>>—-The Sov
iet government of Russia is spend- i
| ing millions of rubles every year to
encourage the rapid development of j
[her vast mineral resources, accord- j
ling to K. Liandov of Leningrad, a I
| graduate of the Leningrad Academy
of Mining, which has 1,500 students
and has been operating for 150
years.
He is in Denver on a tour of the
United States and Canada, visiting
the mining and milling centers and
says that Denver is the best city for
mine and mill machinery he has
encountered. “I am paid by the
Russian government to get all the
information I can on the latest
mining and milling machinery and
| methods in the United States, and
i Canada and I have visited mining
j schools and bureaus in New York
| Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Omaha,
I Salt Lake, Denver and the School
of Mines at Golden,” said Liandov.
Russia is progressing rapidly in
the development of her mineral rtf’- !
[sources and now leads the world in
the production of platinum, man
ganese and vanadium and is third
in the production of gold, Liandov
[asserted.
LONDON, Jan., 17, (/F)-Cable
transmission of photographs be- j
tween England and the continent,1
was inaugurated by Postmaster
General H. Blees Smith.
The British postmaster sent a
picture of himself to the German
| minister of post, accompanying it j
i with greetings and the expression j
| of the hope that the new service .
would strengthen friendly relations I
; between Britain and Germany.
ASKS FOR MONEY
| WASHINGTON, Jan., 17, (/P)—
President Hoover acked congress
for an early appropriation of $5,
386,367 to send more than 5,000 go’d
star mothers and widows to the
j battle fields of France where they
will be able to visit the graves of
their sons and husbands.
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“OKEH” RECORDS at SYLVIA’S?
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