In a fast and spectacular game
between the City Women’s team
and the High School girls, cage
sqaud, played as a preliminary to
the main game Tuesday night, the
City team won by the score of
39 to 14.
It is reported that the local j
cable office broke all records yes- j
terday with more than 1,500 mes- ;
sages being filed.
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SMOOTH YOUR
SHAVING TROUBLES
AWAY!
KLENZO SHAVING CREAM
GENTLEMENS TALC
(Its penetrating lather sof
tens the beard close to the
skin and enables you to
sweep it off smooth and
clean.
F0S1Y DUES
RECORDS IN GOOD ORDER;
INABILITY DISPOSE SECUR
ITIES WAS CAUSE
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec., 25, (/P)—
In a detailed statement explain
; ing the phases of the affairs of
! the three companies he organ
j ized which went into receivership
recently, was made by W. B, Fo
shay in order, he said, “to clear
up the misunderstanding and
: rumors which have grown up
; since.”
In particular lie referred to the
statements which have thrown
him in the light of having per- j
sonally been extravagant in con- .
ducting the business of the com
panies. Foshay asserted the re- j
cords of his firm are complete
and in good order and show clear
ly that except for his inability
to dispose uf securities in Octo
ber, reduced his capacity for j
obtaining credit resulting from
the market conditions.
The firm would have contin
ued solvent but for this, he de- j
dared. He met inferences that
he privately gained from the com j
pany without sharing with stock- |
holders, by saying his personal j
fortune is tied up with the com
pany* )
THEILE MADE SUGGESTION
JUNEAU, Dec., 25, bP)—Carl
Theile, acting governor of Alas-x
ka during the absence of Gover- !
nor Parks, who is now in the
States, sent a cablegram to Parks
suggesting to call on the Soviet
vessels for aid in die EieLson-Bor
land search. Parks forwarded the
suggestion to Secretary Wilbur.
VAN GILDER HOTrx
Hot and Cold H at or i a fa very Jtoo at
Steam Heat
J. S. Badger
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THE BIGGEST EVENT OF THE YEAR
FIREMENS MASK BALL
NEW YEAR'S EVE
HUNDREDS OF MASKS ON DISPLAY AT
Urbach & Valade
Department Store
We hope Christmas will bring
you every joy—and may the
coming year be full of happi
ness. This is our wish to you.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP,
“Quality First”
Seward
Alaska
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WEATHER REPORT
Station Temp. Condition
20 clear, calm.
6
4
6
5 M
12
3
14
Seward
Divide
Hunter
Grandview
Tunnel
Moraine
Girdwood
Anchorage
Wasiila 8
Talkeetna 2
Curry 0
Broad Pass 18
Healy 15
Nenana 20
Fairbanks 12
cloudy
cloudy, calm,
Cloudy, calm
Snow, light wind
clear, calm
cloudy, calm
clear, calm
clear, calm
clear, calm
clear, calm
The Seward “Ponies” have lost
four out of the five games played
in the last 10 days.
CONNIE RECOVERING
Connie Henrikson, who had a
serious operation yesterday in
1 Anchorage, came out fine and is
resting as easily as could be ex -
pected. Her mother is with her.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting of the
American Red Cross held Friday
December 27, at 7:30 p. m. in the
Fire hall. Meeting called for the
purpose of electing officers for
the year 1930.
Today is the 47th day that Eiel
scn and Boxianu nave oueu rmss- j
ing in the Siberian Arctic.
SENDS GREETINGS
LONDON, Dec., 26, (As)—Premier
McDonald sent holiday greetings to
the people of the United States. “I
send to my American friends my
warm greetings”, he said, “for a
Happy Christmas and for the New'
Year, and I hope 1930 will see the
birth of a new era of effective
peace and good will,”
YesI We put on New Pack Bot
I t°ms as well stitched and water
proofed, and if not better than
! those that come from the factory.
Price S4.50. SEWARD LEATHER
WORKS.
CLEANLINESS una the best of
meats our motto, Fry-Bruhn’a. '
Inventory Sale
B!G RFDDCTIDN IN PRICES
ON TOYS and NOVELTIES
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
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Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Phone Madison K7 Seward Alaska