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LIONS, BEARS AND TIGERS ROAM
STREETS AND ENTER BUS
INESS HOUSES
VALENCIENNES, France, Sept. 28.
(JP).—Three circus attendants were
injured capturing eight lions, two
tigers and two bears who roamed the
city last night. One lion entered a
cafe and all but four customers left.
One of the men laughed and said:
“I have seen them before.” The
lion took a leg of mutton and left,
but the tiger was found asleep after
eating a whole lamb in a butcher
shop. A man fainted when a lion
sniffed his hand.
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of the
P. S. S. Co., is scheduled to^ depart to
morrow from Seattle for Alaska.
Seattle Ice Cream at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop. tf.
DUTCH ARMY IHIINT MORE
BEER ON LONE MARCHES
AMSTERDAM, Holland, Sept. 27.
(/P)—The unsuccessful demand of sol
diers of the Dutch army for more beer
after a long march in the baking sun,
caused mutiny at Assen yesterday.
Volleys of shots were first fired into
the air but only incensed the men to
sing “International” and wreck the
barracks. Ball cartridges were then
fired into their ranks. A non-com offi
cer and several officers were wound
ed. All the troops caled out for An
nual training period were not regu
lars.
SUMMERTIME AGAIN
Seward’s weather these days has
never been excelled. Enjoy them.
Send your laundry to the Seward
Steam Laundry.
“For the Service that Succeeds”
The Salvation Army Alaska Appeal.
New shipment, Kodiak fat herring.
Seward Trading Co.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil $nd Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
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Hen’s,
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URBACH’S
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SACK AND BURN CITY, CARRY
OFF HUNDREDS OF DEFENSE.
LESS CITIZENS
LONDON, Sept. 28. (/P).—A Reut
er’s dispatch from Shanghai states,
“The Chinese press is saying that
bandits have slaughtered thousands
of defenseless inhabitants in Skeki
ichen, in the province of Honan and
sacked and burned the city. They
carried off hundreds of captives in
cluding two ‘women missionaries and
destroyed the island mission.
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cared one way or the other what hap
pened to his companion. Marvin was
one of the kindliest and mildest of
mannered men I ever knew and so
the idea of his becoming angry at
Fukitsuk and abandoning him in the
manner described does not sound rea
sonable.”
NEW YORK—Vilhjalmur Stfans
son commenting on the confession of
the Eskimo that he had shot and kill
ed Professor Marvin of the Peary ex
pedition in Arctic seventeen years
ago, said that other white explorers
had been killed by Eskimos, but the
affairs had usually had been hushed
up.
COPENHAGEN—It is reported Dan
ish authorities are unable to prose
cute Kudlooktoo, the slayer of Prof
essor Ross Marvin of Cornell, and a
member of the Peary Arctic expedi
tion, because the crime was commit
ted when the district was under no
nations jurisdiction. It Is now under
Denmark.
YOUNG GIRL IN'TEENS
96 LOVE I1FF1S
YOUTH HAILS GIRL’S MOTHER TO
COURT, SHOWS CAUSE WHY
NOT GIVEN MARRIAGE
CONSENT
BIRMINGHAM, Eng., Sept. 27. (Jp)
I—Sixty-nine love affairs in the life of
ja young woman, hardly out of her
i teens did not indicate sufficient sta
bility of nature to enlist the police
court to aid in furthering a marriage
of the girl here today. Thomas
Granter, 20, wanted the wrorst way to
marry her but his parent objected.
The youth had the mother hailed into
court to show the cause, why consent
should not be given. The mother tes
tified that the girl had told her the
son was the 69th man she had gone
around with. Young Grater first met
her at a dance hall last Easter.
TUNNEY IS RESTING;
RUMOR HID IT, DEMI
NEW YORK, Sept. 28. (£>).—Gene
Tunney’s home is swamped by phone
calls and he is busily denying reports
that he is ill or was killed in ar
automobile accident; that he had diec
at home or had dropped dead. It is
said he has gone away for a rest.
Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, $8.75—A1
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
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