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VOLUME 21, NUMBER 117
SEWARD, ALASKA, SATURDAY, MAY 22,1926
PRICE TEN CENTS
STANFIELD DEFEATED
FREE FOR ILL RACE
SENATOR FAILED TO ANSWER
CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS
IN BAKER CITY CAFE
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LAWYER STEIWER ELECTED
Pendleton Attorney and Wheat
Grower Wins by Majority
OF 8,576.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 22. (£>)—
This state has 1S47 precincts and 957
of them gave the republican sena
tor, Stanfield, 15,220 and Frederick
Steiwer, Pendleton lawyer and wheat
grower, 23,796; A. E. Clark, whom the
Portland Telegram promoted, 10,751,
Sanblast, 7,35S. 836 precincts, Haney,
7593; Watkins 5,911. 932 precincts
gave Patterson 32.2S5, Upton 19,649;
Carter 11.5S7. 757 precincts gave
Pierce 9396; Mrs. Louise Palmer
Weber, 3617. 406 precincts out of
532 gave Crumpacker 16,492; Mulkey
5305 and Richards 2872.
The defeat of Senator Stanfield, is
attributed to the fact that eight ran
in the nominations. After Stanfield
failed to answer the charge of ueing
drunk in a cafe at Baker, a year and
a half ago, the republican race became
free for all.
KIDNAPPED FROM STORE
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22. (£>)—
Search for the misisng two-year-old
child, Barbara June Osborne, who
mysteriously disappeared from a large
department store, spread to Marine
I
county yesterday as clues given to
the police lead them to believe that
the child was kidnapped and carried
across the bay.
Fred’s Kitchen Instals
Modern Cold Storage
One of the neatest and most com
pact cold storage plants ever install
ed in Seward has been completed in
Fred’s Kitchen, popular local eating
house, owned and conducted by Chef
Fred Schringer. The plant is ample
in size to accommodate a large varie
ly of food stuffs and meats, and is
strictly modern.
Further alterations have also been
completed in interior decorating, the
two rear kitchens of the establish
ment making everything look like a
good housewife’s kitchen, glistening
with cleanliness.
f LIQUOR SALES PROFITABLE
OAKLAND, Calif., May 22. (£>)—Af
ter he was fined one hundred dollars
for violating the state dry act, Mon
tague Dyer told the court his profits
were seventy-five dollars daily and
characterized as foolish, contentions
of dry sympathizers that illicit mar
keting of liquor was unprofitable.
Harry Ellsworth, local business
man, who has been making a brief
business trip to Juneau, returned on
the S.S. Alaska.
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The Anchorage public school closed
yesterday.
WISTING BACK IN NOME
NOME, May 22. (JP)—Wisting re
r turned on the schooner Nunivik this
morning and reported everything
okeh. The Pipipin is still here. It is
expected Ellsworth and Wisting will
start Sunday for a camp in ' he hills.1
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FARM RELIEF BILL DEFE \TED
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 22. (£»)
—The House defeated by a vote of
212 to 167 the Haughen Farm Relief
Bill designed to stabilize agricultural
prices.
Seims & Carlson Awarded
Hope-Sunrise Contract
According to the tone of a tele
gram received this morning by Joe
Hofman, proprietor of the Belmont
Lodging House, from V. K. Woods,
road superintendent for Seims & Carl
son Company, and with the passenger
list of the Northwestern, leaving Se
attle this morning with his name and
also that of Mr. Carlson, it is evident;
the company has been awarded the
Hope-Sunrise contract. In his tele
gram to Mr. Hofman he said he was
leaving for Seward on the Northwest
ern, today, to open the above named
project and to so inform local men.
MOVIE PLAYERS
ADRIFT, PACIFIC
Dorothy Devore, Matt Moore, Wm.
Beaudine, and the entire Warner com
pany of players were found stranded
on a raft near San Pedro, California,
early in the afternoon, with the out
I going tide rapidly pulling and tossing
the raft out to sea. Fortunately it
was a calm, clear day, for they had
drifted quite a way fro mshore, but
the scorching sun was proving too
much for the producing unit, which
was in the process of “shooting” a
scene for “How Baxter Butted In.”
The incident, in which Matt Moore
dreams that he is rescuing the maid
he loevs from the ravaging waters,
called for an open raft riding on the
bosom of a swelling sea, and forth
with Director Beaudine, Miss Devore,
Mr. Moore, the cameraman and bal
ance of the players made their way to
San Pedro and engaged several rafts
to get the proper effect.
After Miss Devore and Mr. Moore
“did their stuff” and the whole inci
dent had been photographed to Mr.
Beaudine’s satisfaction, it was discov
ered that they had had enough joy
riding on rafts of any description. A
passing boat sighted the stranded
company and towred them in, weary,
sunburned and much the worse for'
wrear.
“How Baxter Butted In” is full of
funny quirks of this nature, giving as
it does, the droll history of an awk
ward, shy young man who worships
courage and yearns to be a hero him
self, so that he can sweep the girl he
loves off her feet with his prowess and
deeds. Dorothy Devore and Matt
Moore are particularly suited to this
unique type of screen entertainment,
which carries a constant stream of
laughs closely bordering on the pa
thetic.
Ward Crane, Wilfred Lucas, Adda
Gleason, Turner Savage, Virginia
Marshall an(fl. cameo complete the
cast of this Warner Classic of the I
OF SEATTLE TOOL
FEW PASSENGERS
SEATTLE. May £2. </P»—1The SS
Northwestern of the Alaska Steam
ship Company sailed from this port
at nine this morning with 175 pas
sengers, the following for Seward:
J. E. Kramer, Harry Long and wife.
Richard Guderan, George R. Boone
and wife, P. R. Preston, Mrs. E M
Taylor, Mrs. H. E. Wethereli and
child, E. P. Ellingion, wife and child.
V. K. Woods, J. L. Monda. E. Freder
icks, G. E. Larson. John Carson, Miss
A. Jorgensen. C. E. S. Ba ley. A. Col
lin George R. Kissinger. W. A. Baker.
Nor,tan Elbine, Claude McLean. Mrs.
L. Blake and four children and two
steerage.
Congressional Notes
TV. S. Culberson. United States min
ister to Rumania and former vice
chairman of the tariff commission,
denied at a senatorial investigation
that President Coolidge tried to co
erce him in connection with the sugar
rate case.
The House passed the ?tavy pro
motion equalization bill today.
The House passed a bill prohibit
ing transportation by mail of pistols
and revolvers except to officials.
The nary restored chewing gum to
i the sales list on naval ships.
BASEBALL
FRIDAY'S GAMES
National League.
New York 5, Pittsburgh 7.
Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 8.
Philadelphia 4, St. Louis 12.
Boston 3, Chicago 6.
American League.
Chicago 7. Boston 8.
Detroit 10, Washington 13.
St. Louis 2, New York 7.
Cleveland 4, Phila. 3.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 1, Oakland 5.
Los Angeles 5, Frisco 2.
Missions 3. Hollywood 1.
Portland 3. Sacramento 6.
TORNADO HITS CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 22. (TP)—Ross Kirk
patrick. air mail pilot, is dead and
several hundred families are home
less today as the result of a small tor
nado which swept over the southwest
ern suburbs of Chicago. The storm
was accompanied by heavy rain and
hail.
A. E. Rucker, city attofdey, leaves
tonight for Valdez on legal matters.
He will be absent until next Saturday.
The cold storage plant recently in
stalled in Brown & Hawkins Corpo
ration store, is working in perfect
shape, according to R. F. Tir.man,
plumbing and heating plant contractor.
Screen which will be given a show
tonight at the Liberty, starting a:
7 o’clock sharp. Don’t miss St.
You’ll have plenty of time to take
in the stage play at Dreamland hall
after this show.
GENERAL LOSES *****
WASHINGTON Ti C. 1S*T 21 JP
—Secretary Wilbur appiveeti 'The
court —Ttlul sentence of Gowera. W?">
liams, which sentence was the lew
of four e umber? it priority ot the
promotion Hst.
FISHES LEADING {* »E**a
PHTLADELPHiA Pa. Hffay 22. **»
—Return? are ai: it but from ooe pre
cinct it this state The last court
was lor Fisher asc <K f#* for
Beidiemar
Show Troape and Oners
Arrive Seward T*4tv
Instead of the B- X pas car mr
in? over tr Sevt-rc this w t
the cast of the “Or to Fairbanks
show, which riT. he presented at
Dreamland tonicht, the evtcursioKas'?
from Anchors?*-, ar:-rec in a coach
attached to a freict* train today.
It is announced a: the local -ail
road headquarters that the coach w
anain be attached ic the no-Thboand
freirht out of Seward tomorrow leev
in? at noon.
Rolfe Has Roods Trip
from Naka B«v Cocurry
The gasboat RoTfe, \a 1l -Oapta ;r
Pete Sather, arr^ed its nor yester
day from Xuka Bay, after on- of the
toughest runs he has ever expe~~noer.
Ordinarly the trip one m-ay rah — 11'
hours, but yesterday, ovine • the
heavy seas, it required 16 hou-~
Captain Sat her leaves tk - af • *
noon on the return trip. Four pas
sengers have made reservations they
being Frank Case and three hare
rock miners.
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ed Ganns Paper
SEATTLE, Vt. May 28. i&—Tit
Seattle Pos:-lr:el:pencer said Lac
learned that a hifb ran kina officer in
the Nary. not a member of the roast
fuard. had beer Indicted for b<?oor
conspiracy and said oarinc to She of
ficial beina ontside the inrisdicnon of
the local court it -w-onld tafc- sr.®^
time to effect his arrest
CHURCH SERVICES
Services :r the Episcopal anc ibe
Methodist church win be as follows
St. ^ete-s Eoscoos
Mom ini: prayer and Sent "it a*
11:30 a. m Rot. Wa A. Thomas
officiating.
Methodist Church
Sunday School at the usual time i
10:30 a. m. The evening services ,
at 7:30 p. m will be condoned by
the Rev. Wa a. Thomas it die ab-j
senoe of Rev. Thomas Philip Graham,
local pastor.
The S.S. Alaska moved dcrr to the j
Standard Oil dock tils njorDitc arc j
discharged a Quantity aZ case goods.
From there the vessel moved dear to]
the San Joan dock and took o® a
cargo oT boxed ioe-dcurr. halibut.
Mrs. Svan. In charge off the oook
house tor the Alaska HfDe Mines Cor
poration. at Xoka Ba^ arived it Sew
ard yesterday o® a brief visit She
is returning to the cam? today
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