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If You Succeed—
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
Bank of Seward
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ECHO WORLD WAR
SENSATION BROT
INTO LIMELIGHT
LONDON, Eng.. Apr. 7.—An echo of
a sensation of the great World war
stirred yesterday, when it became
known that secret arrests had been
made in connection with the blowing
up of the Italian warship, Da Vinci, in
a harbor of the Adriatic Sea. Two
officers lost their lives in the explo
sion.
Two versions of the explosion were
circulated, one that it was blown up
by the work of an Austrian spy; sec
ond; that there was treason in the
Italian Navy.
NEW FINNISH CABINET
HELSINGFORS. April 7.—The new
Finnish cabinet was formed today with
Tullenseimo acting as premier.
GEORGE ANDERSON
PIANO EXPERT
[s now in Seward for a few
Days
EXPERT PIANO TUNING
PIANOS FOR SALE AND
RENT. PHONE AT ONCE,
THANK YOU
Headquarters Seward Hotel
Theodore Eggers Will
Be Indicted by Gov’t
SAX FRANCISCO, April 7.—The
| Department of Justice indicated that
I indictments against Theodore Eggers
1 would be sought immediately to pre
vent his release on a writ of habeas
corpus in Philadelphia, where he was
arrested with four men and women,
after a series of holdups. He is want
ed in connection with the escape of
his brother, Milo, when their brother
Ariel was killed here January 28 in
a jailbreak.
WILL INVESTIGATE
WRESTLER’S DEATH
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| SACRAMENTO, Calif.. Apr. 7.—The
! state athletic association today order
j ed the district attorney’s office to
j make a complete investigation of the
j death of E. F. Murphy, in a wrestling
j match last month, he having died a
1 few minutes after the match. His an
| tagonist was given as Lambert.
FRANCE WITH BRITAIN IN
DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
PARIS, April 7.—The foreign office
has officially announced that France
has united with Great Britain for a
proposed disarmament conference
DIDN’T MURDER SPOUSE
BESSEMER, Ala., Apr. 7.—George
Edwards was acquitted of the charge
I of murdering his wife.
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LEAPS 20 STORIES
LAND IN TONNEAU
OF PARKED AUTO
NEW YORK, Apr. 7.—A man leap
ed and fell from the upper floor of a
twenty-story hotel building opposite
the Pennsylvania hotel here, and
crashed through the top of a taxicab,
landing in the rear seat after a pas
i senger had just stepped out.
! Roth of the man's legs were broken
and he suffered fractures of the skull,
but physicians say he will live.
RIVERS SWELL RESULT RAINS
BOSTON, Apr. 7.—Much damage J
was caused in Vermont and New
Hampshire when rivers, swollen by
more than twenty-four hours of rain- |
fall, left their banks. It was stated j
that an estimate of the damage was
impossible at this time. No lives ]
were reported lost.
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CONFERENCE BE CANCELLED ,
WASHINGTON, April 7.—The pro- j
posed Washington disarmament con- i
ference, which has been fostered con- J
siderably lately, will be cancelled un- J
less France is induced to change her |
proposed plan for a conference with J
Great Britain. 1
SUES FOR BREACH OF PROMISE
PARIS, April 7.—The Paris edition |
of the Chicago Tribune says that Lois
Meredith, American film actress, will
sue Col. Denniston for breach of pro
mise.
CHAPLAIN OF PEN INDICTED
| ATLANTA. Ga.. April 7.—J. Fletch
er, deputy warden of the penitentiary
here, and Rev. Thomas P. Hayden, for
mer chaplain at the institution were
indicted by a federal jury on a bribery
charge here Friday.
SWEDISH WORKERS GO BACK
STOCKHOLM. Sweden, April 7.—A
| nation wide lockout in Sweden has
been called off and 130,000 workers
involved will return to work imme
diately. b
| PAPERS PREPARED FOR
COURT MARTIAL OFFICERS
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WASHINGTON, April 7—Papers are
i being prepared at the Navy depart
ment for the court martial proceed
ings of the five officers involved in the
I liquor raid conducted on the naval
trainport Beaufort upon her arrival
February 28 at Norfolk.
FORD MAKING AIRPLANES
DETROIT, Mich., April 7.—The first
j airplane made in the Ford factories
! made its trial flight yesterday. The
ship which is an all metal monoplane,
carries eight passengers and is sold:
at a low figure.
Bargains in Men’s Wear
- $1.50
- 1.95
- 4.95
- 1.50
- 75c
DRESS SHIRTS,
Collar Attached
Values to $5.00
DRESS SHIRTS
with neckband
values to $3.50
SHOES,
Work and Dress,
Values to $8.00
UNDERWEAR
Shirts and Drawers,
per garment,
BOYS BLOUSES,
good values,
per garment
Urbach’s
“Buy Cheaper for Cash'
Foreign Embassies Must
Move to Angora, Says
Constantinople Report
CONSTANTINOPLE, Apr. 7—The
Turkish government has notified the
powers that it cannot agree to the con
tinuance of foreign embassies in
Constantinople, and demands the im
mediate transfer of the embassies to
Angora, the present seat of Govern
ment.
INTEREST RATE BE 2 PERCENT
PARIS, April 7.—Herriot said to
day that the interest rate for the pros
pective loan might be from two to two
and one-half percent, or prize draw
ings may be added to the feature
which will find favor with the public.
elopingparson
IS AT HOME AGAIN
SOUTH BEND, Ind., April 7—Rev
erend Wilson W. Culp is back home
once more, forgiven after his second
elopement, this time with his brother’s
wife. He was peeling potatoes for
his dinner last night, when interview
ed. His wife said she would send
him out after a job today.
GIRL VACCINATED,
SUES PHYSICIAN
CLEVELAND, O., April 7.—Charg
ing that she was grabbed and forcibly
vaccinated, six-year-old Irene Marie
Lane has filed suit against the city
and a physician who is aa employe of
the health department for $75,000.
The girl’s father, who brought suit,
asserts that during a smallpox scare
here last October, Dr. Albert T. Ran
some performed the vaccination on
his daughter, after the school author
ities had forbidden the operation.
A serious infection developed in the
child’s arm necessitating several op
erations and possibly amputation, the
petition charges.
The doctor, it is alleged, applied to
the school authorities for permission
to vaccinate the girl, after her par
ents had refused. Later in the month
the petition declares, he grabbed her
and made several incisions in her
arm. He then injected a serum into
the abrasions according to the girl.
Sores developed affecting the hunier
ous bone and lymphatic glands.
FISHING SCHOONER BURNS
PROVIDENT, R I., April 7—The
fishing schooner Emerald, burned and
sunk Thursday night. The crew
was saved by taking to their dories.
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received on every boat
Fancy and Staple
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Fishermen’s Supplies, Boots
Workingmen’s Clothing
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TELEPHONE MAIN 135
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Phone Main 135