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YOUR SUCCESS is cumulative. You cannot progress
alone in business and every forward step of yours carries
along other people on the same road. In this way, your
city becomes prosperous and great. In exact ratio to
your success or failure your city succeeds or fails.
THAT’S WHY WE, as bankers, desire to see you succeed.
That's why we make a point of rendering service to de
positors and endeavor to safeguard them from financial
reverses.
COME IN ANY DAY. WE WILL
WELCOME YOU
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MUSSOLINI ATTACKS
YELLOW JOURNALS
ROME, March 31— Premier Mus
solini at the end of a discussion of
foreign policies in the Chamber of
Deputies, made an attack against the
yellow press for spreading false in
formation against Italy. “It is the
duty of all governments to devise
means of checking activities 01 such
newspapers,” he said.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE WILL
VACATION IN MOUNTAINS
WASHINGTON, D. C., March 31
President Coolidge expects to star
his vacation in May instead of ii
June as was first planned . The ex
ecutive wishes to escape all the ho
weather, which always causes il
health for him. He will spend mos
of his time in the mountains of Ne\
England.
GEORGE ANDERSON
PIANO EXPERT
Will be in Seward soon.
Pianos for Rent and for
Sale. Phone messages to
Hotel Seward.
GEORGE ANDERSON
Missing Society Girl Found
After Two Years’ Searcli
NEW YORK, March SI.—A few
! hours after Mary \\ oodson, society
! girl missing from Washington tor
two years, had been discovered, a
wife of a Brooklyn bakery wagon
driver, the police arrested her hus
band as a burglar who had violated
parole. The young woman said she
had fled from the prospects of a dull
social life and married Morris Sel
dow, “honest hardworking man.”
Police recognized Seldow as Mor
ris Seldowitz, and took him to the
Tombs.
MEMORY EXPERT FORGOT
TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE
t LOS ANGELES, March 31.—Charles
J Hamley, memory expert, who has
| made a fortune by teaching othei
people to remember telephone num
bers, etc., is on trial here tor tor
getting his wife, who claims he de
’ * serted her two years ago in Mon
' tana and has not provided for hei
since.
NOTICE
I wish to inform my patrons tha
I have just received a modern dr;
cleaning Machine which enables m<
to offer you far better service thai
ever before. Please note the diffei
ence in the appearance of your gai
ments after they have been clear
ed by this Machine.
JORDAN’S VALET SERVICI
Remington Portable Typewriters a
Alaska Shop. tf
FRESH VEGETABLES
received on every boat
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
Fishermens Supplies, Boots
Workingmen’s Clothing
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY
TELEPHONE MAIN 135
Prompt Delivery
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, SELF STARTER, FULLY EQUIPPED
STARTING JANUARY 3, 1925
You will receive one coupon with every dollar purchase,
which entitles you to one chance on a late model, new
FORD TOURING CAR
* No employe of our store is allowed to participate
in this drawing in any way, shape or manner
START YOUR BUYING TODAY
SEWARD TRADINGCO.
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Charles Tecklenburg
Phone Main 135
Coolidges Expect Stork
Says Washington Report
WASHINGTON, D. C., March Si
ll. is reported in Washington society
that the President and Mrs. Cool
idge are expecting the stork. The
report gained a start through the
continued stay at the White House
of Mrs. A. Goodhue, of Northampton,
Mass., mother of Mrs. Coolidge.
ENGLAND FACING PROHIBITION
LONDON, March 31.—England, who
was laughing at the United States
for being in the clutches ot a prohi- j
bition law, now finds herself facing j
the same predicament. Thirty-seven j
anti-liquor societies have combined i
together in one organization, hold- |
ing secret meetings daily. Disinter
ested observers state that within two
years England will have some form
of a prohibition law.
PRINCESS VLORA ANNOUNCES
ENGAGEMENT OF DAUGHTER
PARIS, March 31— Princess Vlora,
formerly Helen Gould, has announced
the engagement of her daughter Dor
othy Gould, 21, to Baron Roland De
Graffenwed, of Switzerland.
'MORE EARTH SHOCKS
FELT EASTERN CANADA
QUEBEC, March 31— Buildings
trembled and the population was bad
ly frightened by an earthquake in the
same region where more severe
shocks of three weeks ago are be
lieved to have had their origin. The
tremors lasted only a few seconds
and were most noticeable in the St.
Lawrence and Sagunay valleys. Tele
phone service was interrupted, but
no property damage to any large ex
tent resulted. No persons were in
jured.
RUMORS ARE MISLEADING
NICE, France. March 31.—Rumors
circulated that Sessuiri Hayakawa,
Japanese movie star had committed
suicide after losing heavily at the
Casino. The reports were slightly
exaggerated as the actor later show
ed up at his customary table and be
gan to plunge again.
GOLD APPEARS AGAIN
IN SOUTHERN AFRICA
T -—
; JOHANNESBURG, S. Africa., Mar.
j 3i_—After an absence of gold coins
■- for a decade, sovereigns made their
- appearance everywhere today. Miners
- numbering 4U0,0h0 were paid in gold
A new movement connected with the
2 approaching resumption of gold stan
dary, has been started.
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Gateway ? IT not ,why not ?
On and After
April First- -
THIS STORE WILL OPERATE ON
A STRICTLY CASH BASIS, WHICH
MEANS THAT THE BUYING PUB
LIC WILL BE ABLE TO BUY VERY
MUCH CHEAPER—FOR CASH
1
LEON URBACH
44
Cash is
59
Estate of Portland Man
Left to School Children
PORTLAND, March 31—The estate
of John Dresco, aged 73, and one of
Portland’s wealthiest druggists, was
willed by him to the school children
of Portland by the childless man.
The school board was named as trus
tees and they can dispose of this
fortune as they see fit, for the wel
fare of the children of Portland in
stitutes.
BLIZZARD SWEEPS CANADA
WINNEPEG, March 31— Canadian
prairie province were swept by the
worst blizzard in many years.
PROHIBITION AGENT ARRESTED
NEW YORK, March 31.—Clyde
Cheeseman, federal prohibition agent
was arrested with eleven others, who
it is alleged, were caught transfer
ring beer from motor trucks tp freight
cars.
DANZIG IS POWDER
MAGAZINE OF EUROPE
DANZIG, March 31.—Like a pow
der magazine says the correspondent
of Le Journal, who with a represen
tative of LeMatin went to the free
city to investigate the difficulties be
tween it and Poland, is Danzig.
“The day Europe blows up, it will
be because Danzig has exploded.”
The correspondent continued, “two
Prussian artillerymen wait, one at
Koenigsburg, the other at Berlin,
with fuses in their hands ready to
act when the time comes.”
PALM BEACH HOTELS
WILL BE REBUILT
PALM BEACH, March 31—A new
fireproof hotel costing approximately
two million dollars will replace the
Breakers, which burned this month,
directors of the Florida East Coast
Hotel company, decided today.
MAIL PLANE CARRIES CASH
FOR BONDING OF WRIGLEY
OMAHA, March 31.—A mail plane
carrying $1,500,000 raced against time
to reach Chicago before the trial of
Wm. J. Wrigley opened. This cash
was needed for his bonds and was
rushed from his winter home in the
Catalinas.
Magnetic Airchaft Gun
Is Latest British Venture
LONDON, March 31—British or
dinance experts are experimenting
with a magnetic anti-aircraft gun
which shoots a magnetic bomb that
if shot in the proximate direction of
an airplane will travel straight for
its mark, no matter how the pilot of
the plane attacked, tries to escape,
by twisting and turning.
AGED PROFESSOR TAKES LIFE
POUGHKEEPSIE, March 31.—Prof.
George Fullerton, aged 66, who for
merly occupied the chair of Philoso
phy at Columbia, hanged himself in
a clothes closet in his home. His
health had been wrecked by a long
interment in a German prison camp.