OF SEWARD. ALASKA
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DESCRIBES \DVANCED ART AS
INHUMAN; “RIMA” AS BESTIAL
LONDON. Nov. 10. (/P)—1The Hon.
John Collier, eminent artist, des
cribes a Ivanced art as ugly and in
human. Lb so v t; Authors’
Club and t’n* L; :a,” the
work c: Jacob Eps in, Lie sculptor.
“I have no hesitation in calling
‘Rima’ a bestial figure, horribly mis
shapen, with enormous claw-like
hands and the head and face of a
microcephalou: idiot. If critics met
a woman like that in the street they
would flee from her shrieking, but
because it is done by Epstein they
are almost willing to embrace her.”
Turning to modern fashions, he
said the mode of today, “when wo
men’s waists are halfway down their
thighs,” was one of the things which
showed “how easily we could toler
ate unwholesome distortions of the
naturally beautiful form.”
Brick ice ere, m at the Alaska Shop.
Parkers’ “Big Brother” Eversharp
pencils, $4.00 at the Alaska Shop. tf.
Bunch of keys on six-sided ring. If
found please return to Gateway.
DECIDING GAME OF. INDOOR SER
IES TO 3E PLAYED OFF THIS
EVENING.AT A. B. HALL
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S The gym floor of the Seward Ath
i letic Club will be the scene tonight of
a diamond battle between the Goofs
and the Scrubs that will decide the
preliminary championship between
the indoor baseball teams of the town.
Since their last meeting, both aggre
gations have been using various ath
letic exercises to keep themselves lit,
and are on keen edge, eager to get at
the sound of the opening gong at S:00
o'clock this evening.
The scrubs are pinning their faith
i in the hurling arm of their pitching
ace, Tom Dyer, and Tom, in his long
i est and lankiest manner declared to
the sports writer, he is not only in
; the condition to do so, but is deter
mmi •; i mow down the golf batsman
• ■ idly as they appear at the plate
Xor i the class flinging of Dyer the
! only cause of the scrubber’s confi
dence. In Bailey? Tinkler and Rob
erts, they have a trio of clouters, lia
ble and capable of breaking up a ball
game with their bats any time. Sny
der v, as lucky, they aver, to have
h ll them ru: 1 ss during the four
■ innings of the game that he defeated
them in last week. Of course, Sny
der’s backers do not agree to this ver
| sion but that’s a different story.
In the Goof camp, but one objective
is discussed and planned on—-Dyer’s
scalp and the hide of every scrub,
that starts in the game tonight is the
aim of the rampaging Goofs, who, it
will be remembered, came from be
hind in last week’s encounter, over
; came a six run lead, outplayed their
; opponents from then on and snatched
the. game by the scant margin of a
single run. If the Goof sluggers can
retain the batting streak that they
struck in the eighth inning of their
last game, they are going to be a
mighty difficult proposition for any
| team to halt. Their pitching choice
will be “Slender” Snyder. While he
was the first to five way last Tues
day, Snyder demonstrated that he was
the Scrubs’ master by taming them
in the vital part of the game, when
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Your own good taste qui«
qutdl'y of Frye’s "Peiici:
anil c.M yo? know ilie scr
is the hrst consideration
preparation of Frye’s
proves the us usual
:ms” Hams and Bacon—
upulous cleanliness that
at every stage of the
‘‘’Delicious’ ’ Products,
under Government supervision, satisfying assur
ance would he added to*grateful appetite.
THE FRYE
LABEL
gives real assur
ance cf unusual
quality and per
fect purity. Look
for it on wrappers
and rind of Frye’s
"Delicious” Hams
and Bacon.
Hams and Bacon bearing the Frye’s
“Delicious” label also bear the U. S.
Government inspection stamp, so that you
have double assurance in the all impor
tant matters of cleanliness and quality.
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two hits in one inning would have
meant a Scrub victory. The Goofs
hope to be reinforced tonight by Pain
ter, first baseman and Shellhorne at
second who were absent from the line
up last week. The Scrubs look for the
reappearance of Robison, their key
stone guardian, whose stick work
was missed during his illness.
An effort will be made to secure the
umpiring services of Ernest Klette,
old time ball player of the Ringling
circuit, where he was known as “The
Flying Dutchman.’’ The game will
start promptly at 8 o’clock immediate
ly following the handball contests, and'
the admission will he 25 cents
The batting order.
Serubs
Tinkler
Roberts
Robison
Bailey
Rucker
deck man
Barnett
Dyer
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Goofs
Shellhorne
Hopkins
Jessen
Painter
McLaughlin
McNally
Paulsteiner
Snyder
2b
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lb.
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Remain In Pori—
the Train \
The Admiral Watson now en rou+e
■ to Seward, is expected to arrive in
; port sometime this evening. No def
1 inite itme of arrival has been an
jnounced. The Watson will remain
| in port until after the arrival of to
| morrow eve king’s train from the
Interior, when she leaves for Seat
tle.
TAILTEANN GAMES WILL ■
BE HELD AGAIN IN
DUBLIN IN THREE YEARS
DUBLIN, Nov. 10. (IF)—The festi
val of the Tailteann Games, which
proved successful in Dublin last
■ year, is to be repeated in 1928, and
preparations are well under way.
Liuetenant Bell of the United States
Army, who last year had charge of
the American team, recently visited ;
Dublin and conferred with Postmas- ;
ter General Walsh, who is chairman ;
of the T alteaan Council. Lieuten
ant Bell r 'ported much American in- ,
terest in the- festival and said Amer-i
ican teams will be organised for the |
1928 festival.
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TITLE IN IRELAND DOES NOT
CARRY GUARANTEE MEANS
DUBLIN, Nov. 10. (JP)—A title in
Ireland is not a guarantee of means.
At Cork, Sir Thomas Moore, the
eleventh holder of one »f the oldest
British baronetcies, created in 16S1,
has just had an order of ejectment
made against him from his humble
home because he had failed to pay
a rent of 16 pounds. Sir Thomas
is 81 years of age, and the magis
trate put a stay of six weeks on the
orders.
The heir presumptive to the baron
etcy is the eldest surviving son cf
j the ninth baronet, Sir Emanuel ;
! Moore, who emigrated to the Unit- j
j ed States. The family motto is “The ’
| brave man may fall, but can never j
I yield.”
The train which is scheduled to
j arrive in Seward tonight at 7:30 is
| reported 0. T.
: The Alaska Railroad
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AND THE PART JUST SUITS HIM
This is the first time the real West
Point and its Cadets have been
used in a Movie story. It surely is a
great play and should be seen by all
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ests in the Territory may be thoroughly enjoyed and understood, and E
to enable them to acquire first hand and accurate information con- E
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“Loop District,” Spencer and Bartlett Glaciers, Turnagain Arm, An- ==
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kinley National Park, Nenana, the Tanana Valley and Fairbanks, hold E
much of interest to everyone, whether on business or pleasure bent; •=
and a tour through these regions creates a true conception of the =
good things that Alaska has to offer. s:
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formation, confer with any steamship agent, or , E \
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