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VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 178.
SEWARD, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY. Jl'lA -
PRICE TEN CENTS
COOLIDGE EXPRESSES
HOPE. AMERICANS IN
EUROPE. USE CAUTION
SHOULD NOT INDULGE IN UN
WARRANTED CRITICISMS;
MAINTAIN FRIENDSHIP
PAUL SMITHS, July 28. (/?)—
President Coolidge hopes that Ameri
cans abroad will make allowances of
conditions in foreign countries they
are visiting and not indulge any un
warranted criticisms or recrimmina
tons. The United States desires to
maintain friendly relations with all
countries and the attitude of irre
sponsible Americans or foreigners
abroad should not be treated too seri
ously. Americans abroad should rea
lize peoples of other countries are in
a difficult situation and should view
their difficulties with sympathy.
SENATOR PHIPPS NOW
SENATOR AND GOVERNOR PARKS
GIVEN BANQUET CORDOVA
CHAMBER COMMERCE
CORDOVA, July 2S. (JP)—Governor
Parks and Senator Lawrence Phipps,
sailed south yesterday. They were en
tertained Monday night by a cham
ber of commerce banquet. The Gov
ernor said this year there is more em
ployment and more prosperity all over
Alaska. He found mining and fishing
conditions satisfactory all throughout
the westward. The raising of rein
deers is fast becoming an important
factor. Senator Phipps said he was
fast becoming a strong booster for
Alaska.
TUNNEY WOULD RATHER
MIX OID LONG ROUTE
NEW YORK, July 28. (JP)—Gene
Tunney does not exactly like the idea
of his fight with Jack Dempsey being
limited to ten rounds as will be stipu
lated if the fight is clinched for Chi
cago but of course he will jump at
the chance to box for the title over
a short route if he is unable to get
a better arrangement.
THIRD PARTY LOOMS
WASHINGTON, July 28. (/P)—The
shadow of a third party looming
against the elephant and the donkey
in the 1928 presidential sweepstakes
showed above the political horizon to
vex the party leaders for the first
time this week.
BRIDGE COLLAPSES
CHARLESTON, W. Va., July 28.
(.-?)—Six persons were killed and for
ty injured when a bridge near here
collapsed while a crowd was watch
ing a diving act.
GENE SARAZEN DEFEATED
GARDEN CITY, N. Y., July 28. (£>)
—MacDonald Smith, a Lakeville pro
fessional won the Metropolitan open
golf championship beating Gene Sara
zen by four strokes in tie playoffs.
BUSSIAN USES HUMMER
AMERICAN STATUE. PARIS
PARIS, July 28. (£>)— A Russian
named Garomenko armed with a ham
mer smashed a statue in the Palace
Des Etats Unis w'hich was erected in
memory of the American soldiers who
volunteered in the French forces in
1914. The statue represented an
American and a Frenchman clasping
hands. Garomenko was arrested.
RICH MAN IS HD
BREACH PROMISE CASE
HALF-MILLION DOLLAR SUIT
PROMISES SEVERAL START
LING DISCLOSURES
PITTSBURGH, July 26. (^—Men
tion of several millionaires has come
into the court record in the $500,000
breach of promise suit of Anne Cald
well, Broadway show girl, against
John W. Hubbard, the Pittsburgh
“shovel king.”
W. W. Atterbury, president of the
Pennsylvania railroad, and T. Cole
man Dupont have given depositions
in the case. These have been filed
in the federal court here.
The show girl claims that she ac
cepted Hubbard’s proposal of mar
riage on January 10, 1922.
Others in the Party
Under questioning from Earl Reed,
counsel for Miss Caldwell, Atterbury
said he had known Hubbard for six
or seven years, and that the latter
introduced Miss Caldwell to him in
Atlantic City.
The three were together there one
Saturday night, and on Sunday went
to West Philadelphia in Atterbury's
private car, according to his deposi
tion. Pressed by Reed, the railroad
president admitted there were others
in the party, but he only remember
ed the name of one, a Miss Curtis.
“At any of those times that you
saw Mr. Hubbard and Miss Caldwell
together, will you state what was his
attitude toward her?” Atterbury was
asked.
Friends, That’s All
“Not different from his attitude
every woman I have seen him with,
I mean in particular, they were
friends, that is all.”
Reed then asked Atterbury wheth
er Hubbard had made remarks dero
gatory to the show girl’s character.
“I think perhaps he may have said
something in criticism since her re
turn from the Pacific Coast.”
The case probably will not be reach
ed during the present term of court
SE1 CULL ROOKERIES
LOCATED AT SKIUIK LAKE
Sea gull’s nest by the thousands in
the upper lake, or Skilak lake, a few
miles below Kenai lake. Trappers and
hunters who have wanted a change
of menu occasionally gather gull eggs
A slight fish taste is perceptible un
less they are poached in water con
taining a little vineger. The eggs
from gulls are almost as large as a
duck egg and are speckled. In the
Skilak region hundreds of dozens can
be gathered in a few hours.
MINER MISSING FOR
FIFTEEN DAYS IS
FOUND ON FIATS
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JOHN GROTH. EXISTED ON V NC
ED CLAMS FOR DAYS:
ENGINE DISABLED
CORDOVA, July 2S. t.-Pt—Fire cast
of minced clams saved the life of John
I Groth, miner who was missing for 15
days. A disabled engine in his dory
while cruising about the Copper
river flats was the cause of the
trouble. When the deputy marshal's
searching party found him Monday
Groth had had no food for two days
and before that had subsisted on
clams given him for delivery to a
fellow miner.
HELSINGFORS. July f>. p—Arch
bishop Peter Kruttsk guard.au c*
the Patriarchal throne of the Russ t
Orthodox church and success r to the
late Patriarch Tikhon - :z i health
and may not have long to l.v<
Si Find—successful as a basket
and merchant. Knute Mo. at the ac
of TS years, aspires tc t-eome a law
yer.
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS 1 -land 1
Oahu. July 25. F—Ra n> havirg pro
Tided a new water supp’. for the ar
gest army post in The Han .it s
lands, the army has sored bock inta
the post here.
LONDON—The hum of the mosqv
to is to be broadcast throughout Eng
land.
—
NICE—A desire to escape the un
settled problems of pos:wnr Fr*»c«
is driving scores of reii'.ty and prom
inent Frenchmen to take refuge :t
the monasteries of Prcveace
DISCLOSURE OTI
I STARTLING NATURE
! DUE. AIMEE S CASE
GINGHAM APRON FCi.NO \ CAR
MEL COTTAGE ASSUMED BE
IMPORTANT EV OENCE
MONTEREY Calif July 25 tf*
j Attorney Ryat promised most start
ling disclosures in connection wftl
the 35 day disapearance of Aimee Mo
Pherson in a few days. He sa d he
and Herman Cline, chief of Los An
geles detectives are going to Salinas
in an effort to locate a store where
a gingham apron, found in the Carmel
cottage, was bought. He said they
would probably stop at San Lu sofeie
po where Ormiston was reported sees
several times while Aimee was mis
sing.
SKY PILOT DRLNK
, SAINT PAUL, July i£*—T, H
Leighton, lost his license tor driving
an airplane while drunk. He landed
ja plane a: midnight within 15 feel of
a tent where 12C men of the A ere
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