Ill SCHOOL HUES
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A partial list of the players
and fans who left today for An
chorage where the Seward high
school girls will play the Inelt
cage squad, included the fol
lowing :
June Geyer, captain; Maud
Larsson, Sylvia Sandbech, Wilma
Shellhorn, Viola Prosser, Ruth
Prosser, Katherine Horton, Anna
Horton, Geraldine Laughlin.
Miss Kaemmer, coach; Mrs.
Shellhorn, chaperone.
Mrs. Leonard Hopkins, Alva
Peterson. Doris Sullivan, Lois
Jcssen, Ernestine Jessen
The crowd returns Friday night
and expect to bring back An
chorage’s bacon.
This day in history: Battle of
Scotville, 1864.
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DEPUTY KILLED
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OAKLAND, Jan., 29. (JP)— Deputy
Sheriff Joe Fox was killed dur
ing a holdup on Broadway and1
20th Street of the branch bank}
of the American Trust Company.;
He was in the bank as a cus- j
tomer at the time when two ban
dits entered. He drew down on
them and they returned his fire
iaraily wounding him.
The amount of money taken j
has not yet been ascertained. The
bandits failed to observe Fox
when they first entered. An aut
omobile used by the robbers was
found abandoned 50 blocks away, j
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TD LIFE, CENIETEBY
QUERETARO. Tex., Jan., 29, (/P)—
A funeral party here was thrown
into a panic when Jose Lorano
“came to life” and broke from his
coffin, dashing out of the cemetery
as he was about to be buried. His
friends scattered in all direction*, j
many stumbling over tombstones j
in their haste. Lorano had suffered
a cataleptic spell and had been pro- j
nounced dead.
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Halibut buyers claim that most
of the old stock has been mar
keted so there ought to be aver
l age prices this yea,r.
Lee Smalley, who has been
i trapping in the Dry Creek dis
I trict, reported to the Cordova
I paper there is no fur in the
; country. Other trappers tell the
1 same story.
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! Any one having aspirations to
become a candidate at the April
; primary must get their filing out
over Valdez on this steamer for
filings must be in the hands of
the clerk of the court not later
; than February 4.
Tena Hawkinson joined the
basketball rooters today and left
with them for Anchorage.
It is understood that Dr. H.
W. Hyatt and Mrs. Hyatt will
move into the residence of Rev.
W. R. Macpherson. \
Evan Jones, coal mine opera
tor who passed thru the city
Monday bound for Cordova, now
has his coal, the Pioneer pro
duct, on the market once again.
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COMMUNITY CHURCH
A gala evening for the male
■members of Seward will be held at
the Community church social room
on Tuesday, February 11, beginning
with a sumptious feed at 6 p. m.
Good speeches, peppy songs and a
satisfying meal all for the sum of
$1.25 for the two plates. No man
admitted unless accompanied by a
boy. Any man who does not have
a son can borrow one for the even
ing. Admittance by ticket only.
See the Pastor Rev, E. Reisner, or
any member of the True Blue Boys
Club ofr tickets. This banquet is
open to any man who is accompan
ied by a boy. Don’t forget the date,
Tuesday, February 11, 1930, 6 p. m.
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