NAMES PROPOSED
PERCE PRIZE HUB
OSLO, Norway, Nov., 27, (JP)—
Among candidates whose names
should come before the committee
which will award the Nobel Peace
Prize, is that of Frank B. Kellogg,
former American secretary of state
and co-worker with Foreign Minis
ter Briand. Errick Remarque, the
German of note, on the western
frontier, was also mentioned as a
candidate, but his name was not
placed before the Peace Prize Com
mittee.
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TYPE RADIO TUBE
TUBE REPLACES MECHANISM;
ENABLE TWO PERSONS TO j1
WATCH RECEPTION
ROCHESTER, N. Y. Nov., 27, (/P)
—Television that may be viewed by
a rooinfull of people, or flashed on
the theatre screen, are possibilities
that science hopes to make actuali
ties, with a new type of tube it has
developed for the reproduction of
movies by radio.
Dr. Vladimir Zworykin, television
pioneer and research engineer of
the Westinghouse Co., said that the
tube, which replaces all mechanism
in the reception of television, will
enable more than one or two per
sons to watch the reception at the
same time.
Thru the design of a special
cathode ray tube, Dr. Zworykin told
the district convention of the Insti
tute of Radio Engineers here, he
had replaced such moving parts as
the scaning discs and its motor, in
the receiver. The function of the
neon, or glow lamp, is also taken
over. Pictures formed thru the
cathode ray receiver, Dr. Zworykin
said, are four cr five inches in size
and can be made larger.
“FRIENDLY ENEMY”
NEW YORK, Nov., 27, (/P)—The
! “talkies” gained another “Friendly
Enemy” in the person of O. H.
Kahn, speaking before the drama j
committee of the MacDow'ell club, j
The famous art patron declared he j
I “welcomed” talkies because they'
are slightly more intelligent than j
the former silent pictures, but he ;
thoroughly disliked them all.
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A NEW SEATTLE HOTEL
THAT TRAVELERS
UP AND DOWN THE COAST
ARE TALKING ABOUT.
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A call brings our
driver to your door
for your clothes.
A few days later he
returns them, sweet
and clean.
A MONTHLY RATE OF
$5 IS NOW IN EFFECT
FOR PRESSING ONE
SUIT EACH WEEK.
Suits cleaned and pressed
while you wait; or, we
call for and deliver.
SEWARD
STEAM
LAUNDRY
Harry Kawabe, Prop.
tiOOD
..promptly dona
Cleaning
and
Pressing
E MAKES HMUUDLE
STATEMENT TO PUBLIC
“I will first endeavor to explain
o the best of my ability just ex- (
ictly the condition I was in before
: commenced to take this wonder
ful Sargon treatment. I was al
vays hale and
E. H. READ
hearty until about 3 years ago
when I had an attack of influenza.
This attack left me with many
ailments from which I had never
been able to recover. Every since
that time I have suffered from ex
treme nervousness, weakness, con
stipation and stomach trouble in
their worst forms. I absolutely had
no ambition or endurance. I seemed
tired all the time. The least little
physical effort would bring on
perspiration.
“I would get so weak I couldn’t
stand up at times without finding
something to hold on to. I had no
control over my nerves. At times
I would be very melancholy and
would feel so irritable and unpleas
ant. In fact, I felt I was losing all
desire to live and enjoy life.
“Thank goodness! I am all over
that now, and am beginning to feel
like my old self again. Since taking
Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills
I have fully regained my strength
and have gotten back to my normal
I weight. I am no longer nervous and
incidently I am sleeping more
soundly, which has also helped
considerably.
“I do not care for publicity but I
would feel very ungrateful if I did
not let the public know what this
|wonderful new scientific treatment
has done for me.”
I The above statement was made
j by E. H. Read, well known San Jose
! citizen who resides a short distance
from the city.
Sargon may be obtained in Sew
ard from the Seward Drug Co.
PROIII OFFICER TO PEN
MANSFIELD, O. Nov., 29, (/P>—
Edward C. McGaw, state prohibi
tion officer, was sentenced to from
one to 20 years in the Ohio State
penitentiary by Common Pleas
'Judge J. W. Balbraith. He was
convicted of shooting, with intent
to wound, Frank Pillegi, 36, a Mans
field restaurant operator, during a
raid last spring. Judge Galbraith
allowed the defense 30 days ir
which to carry an appeal to the
Richland county court of appeals
Under the name of “Chris &
Art” Chris Anthonisen and Art
Brown have entered into part
nership in the jewelry businese
in Fairbanks.
SIOUX INDIAN CURE
CEDAR RAPIDS, Nov., 27, (/P)
Joseph Boxwell ,who has been hie
coughing for three weeks, probably
owes his life to a cure discoveree
by the Sioux Indians many year;
ago. Boxwell was taken to Vinton
where the secret was applied by i
man who learned it from the In
dians. He returned cured. No medi
icine was used but nerves in th<
i throat were pressed by the healer
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HOME-GROWN POTATOES 5k
PER POUND at Brown & Haw
kins Corporation.
WITNESSES QUESTIONED RE
GARDING RANK ACCOUNTS
ASSUMED NAMES
LOS ANGELES, Nov., 27, (A5)—
Audit of the books of Aimee Semple
McPherson’s congregation has been
held up by lack of funds, the dis
trict attorney announced, as the
county grand jury prepared to
question two additional witnesses
regarding the disputed financial j
affairs of the woman evangelist.
The new witnesses are Ralph
Jordon, former business manager of
Mrs. McPherson, and Miss Mae
Waldron, the pastor’s private sec
retary. They will be asked to shed
further light on the bank account,
said to have been opened by Mrs.
McPherson under the names of
Elizabeth and Ruby Johnson, the
district attorney stated.
PROBATION ONE YEAR
CHICAGO, Nov., 27, (/P)-J. la
Coste, auto race driver from Mem
phis Tenn., convicted of attempted
robbery, was placed on probation
for one year. She had faced a jail
I sentence of from one to 14 years.
At the close of a dramatic trial, a
;jury found her guilty of entering
the hotel apartment of Mrs. Rebec
ica Bobbe, early in October with
the intent to rob.
_
Tom Neville, oldtime resident of
Seward, is aboard the S. S. Ala
j meda, due here tonight. Mr. Nev
I ill© recently took his family out
j to the states. They may reside
j there permanently.
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Fresh Haas’ candy. SCHALLER
ER’S ALASKA SHOP.
ALASKAN IN SIBERIA
Charles Cooper, local resident,
reports that Barney Hettle, well
known oldtimer, arrived in Seat
tle recently from Siberia where
he has been mining for several
years. He was then enroute to
New York to make arrangements
for machinery with *which to de
velop his Russian properties. He
is married and the father of two
children.
“STRIP BATTLESHIPS”
NE WYORK, ...ov., 27, (^-Rep
resentative Burton French, chair
man of the house naval committee,
declared he would “strip battleships
from the fleets of the nations”, in
a speech made before the foreign
policy association.
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they eat here. Our
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