NEW WORLD’S RECORD
PARIS, Oct-, 14, (/p)_The Air
Ministry claimed a new world's re
cord for airplane distance flight in
a straight line for Deudonnc Costes
and Maurice Bellonte. Advices' re
ceived here said the aviators, who
left Lc Bourget Field, Paris, Sep
tember 27. had landed on Septem
ber 29. in good condition in the vi
cinity of Tsitsi, northwest of Har
bin, Manchuria, a distance of be
tween 5500 and 6000 miles.
HIGHEST MORTALITY
NEW YORK, Oct., 14, (/P)— Acute
alcoholism and poison liquor killed
seven persons in New York City
over the week-end, the medical ex
aminer reported. It was the high
est liquor mortality total in many
months.
Alaska’s own Turnips from
Moose Pass at Brown & Hawkins
Corp.
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“MY GOODNESS!”
LONDON, Oct., 14, (/P) -Walter
Hagen, noted gold champion for
several years, sent the Prince of ;
Wales a set of golf clubs as a gift. ;
The unsophisticated merchant al- |
so sent the bill for $325 along. Hag
en was aghast when he heard of !
the “faux pas” and cabled his apol>
ogies. j
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| George Comstock, well known j
nro'-pector of Alaska, left Juneau
last, week on the river boat Racket
for the Taku district where he will
| spend several weeks on a prospect
ing trip.
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CHICAGO. Oct., 14. (/Pi—Six
“robber barons” a'’ thev are known i
to roadhouses on which thev levy j
tribute, stormed the Palm Gardens |
roadhouse and escaped with $10,000
in loot.
SALE PRICE- Emit jars $1.00 .per
d^zen. J, L. GRAEF.
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IN P^OPATF CORRT FOR SE\V
VM) PRECINCT THIRD DlVT
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IN THE M \TTi'!? r»i? hpfif ESTATE
OF JOHN ANTHONY, Deceased.
No. ISO
NOTICE of hearing PETITION
FOR SATE O*? PERSONA1 PRO
PFRTV AT PRIVATE SAFE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That* C. H. KEIF, administrator of
the estate of JOHN ANTHONY, de
ceased, has filed in this court his
petition praying that said court
prant its order directing the sale,
! at private sale, of certain personal
i property belonging to the estate of
| !said decedent, and described in said
! ’petition; and that Monday the 21st
I day of October, 1929, at 2 o’clock of
i ’the afternoon of said day, at the
' court room of said court, at Seward,
jin said precinct, division and ter
ritory, has been set for the hearing
jof said petition, when and where
any and all persons interested may
’appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition should not
be granted. •
jDated: Seward, Alaska, September
7, 1929
CURTIS R. MORFORD,
Probate Judge.
(Seal of Court)
Publish September 16, 23, 30, Octo
ber 7, 1929.
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l ook Inlet ports of Portlock
©eldovia, and to Iliamna
Bay, October 15.
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PIONEER COAL COMPANY
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PIONEER COAL Company’s product which
is now on the market. We feel certain you
will be pleased with results obtained.
The southbound list of reser- i
votlnus on tb° E S- Alaska, out |
of the Port of Reward Saturday
ipr'rnjnof included the following:
SEATTLE—A. Lindholm, J. A.
Dennis, Clifford Petersen, Thos.
Hansen. Fred Jackman, Joe
Stroud. J. W. McCnn, J. B. Pres
ser, A. Kada, John Trovelo. C.
Dofison, E. Trovelo. Tom Xenos,
Harden Smith. G! Robinson, F. J.
Waener, P. MagiU, Karl Horn,
Charles Bades, Steve Diamond.
Frank Pierce, E. A. Biddi-son,
Marcus Jensen. C. MeChenaban,
Gust Pannas, Frank Lynn, Mrs.
S. B. Finley, Alexander Mayer, !
Mrs. Mayer. Mrs- Bess Balch, ;
Debore Balch. H. C. Dunlap. C. (
n’ T^hh^tts. Mrs. Tebbetts, Wal
ter Johnson. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
ShervApman. G. E. Potter.
A. Horn. Jr., V. C. Anderson,
M. D. Blake, Mrs E. S. Hemen,
Mrs. J. M. Clark, H. G. Ilderton, j
Col. O F. Ohlson. Mrs. Ohlson,
Frank L, Knight. Mrs. H. C. Ben
nett, Irene Bennett. Mrs. S. B.
Finley, J. E. Blanc, Maude Brew
ington, Arthur B. Spicer, Dr. W.
G. Trice. A. Waddell, Miss B.
Hedlund. Geo. Me Entyre, Mrs.
Emilv Webb, Will McDonald, E.
Mellinchrodt.
JUNEAU—J. R. Kinghorn, Jhn.
Benson. Mrs- John Benson. Har
old Merren, Mrs. Merren, H. W.
j Terhune, G. A. Hollander, Curtic
Gardiner, Dave Sweet. Tom Shir
i ley. Gill Rich, E. E. Evens.
VALDEZ—H. Dumarce, Robert
Davis. Max Ponchene.
CORDOVA—A. J- Arrivee, Joe
Whitehead, Henry Eskola, Wm.
| Powell.
LATOUCHE—C. W. Wagner. G.
Foss, M. J. Kippenbrock, C. Pet
erson, T. P. Stamey, Jack An
duch, John Hirlock, Leo C Smith,
Steve Knezi, Pete Ferreni, M. G.
Bertmere.
KETCHIKAN—John Ekinomis,
D. P. Kennedy, Barney Murphy.
A shipment of freshly killed
mutton for meat dealers in An
chorage was brought to Seward
from the Abbert grazing lands
near Kodiak, by the S. S. Admiral
Watson, yesterday.
A. J. Dimond. attorney, who ar
rived Saturday from his Valdez
office, concluded his local bus
iness Saturday returning home
on the S. S. Alaska.
A term of the district court
may convene in Seward next
week, according to local arrivals
from Valdez. Anchorage is also
in line for a court session, it was
further said.
CAR TURNED OVER
Wm. Dewitt turned a couple
of sumersaults just beyond the
first railroad crossing, on the
cut-off road, with his new car
last Saturday and, fortunately,
he escaped with only slight
bruises; the car, however, was
smashed quite badly- It is said
that Dewitt was endeavoring to
I beat the train to Mile 7 a passen
ger having forgotten a satchel.
OFFERED AMENDMENT
WASHINGTON, Oct., 14, (/F)—•
Senator George offered an amend
ment to the tariff bill which would
force President Hoover to,reorgan
ize the tariff commission 30 days
after the bill becomes a law.
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40 PLANES COMPETE
MONTREAL, Oct., 14, </P)-Forty
planes in the Nation’s Air Tour,
the Edsel Ford reliability trophy,
and $20,000 cash, was reviewed by
more than 100,000 Canadians as
planes passed from Torontu to Ot
tawa. John Livingstone hi a Waco
plance was reported to be the lead
er.
John Hansen nas one of the larg
est fox ranches in the Territory 25
miles below Roosevelt, in the Kan
tishna. He has about 100 animals
at present.
ON THE JOB
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Oct., 14,
UP)—Theodore Roosevelt, the new
Governor-General of Porto Rico,
arrived in San Juan to take over his
duties.
THE NEW CUlAJMBlA POUT\
tLE PHONOGRAPH IS A WONDER
OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal
rrer’s Ala«k? Shop.
WOMEN MORE LIBERAL
WASHINGTON, Oct., 14, (JP)—
The board of directors of Washing
tor’s fiist country gold club for wo
men will meet next week. Men will
be admitted to the club by invita
•tion only, but the women sav they t
shall be more liberal with invita
tions than are men clubs.
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The Alaska Road Commission
will erect a new bridge across Noye3
slough this winter.
MODEL DRY CITY
WASHINGTON, Oct., 14, <>Pi-A
secret dry agent squad under orders
by assistant district attorney, will
set about making Washington a.
model dry city. This move is an
outgrowth of sensational criticisnt
i of the capitol’s wetness.
ROYAL WEDDING
BRUSSELS, Oct., 14, (/P)--1The
marriage of Princess Marie Jose,
daughter of King Albert of Belgium
to Crown Prince Humbert of Italy,
In expected in February.
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