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Telegraph Brevities
GUARDED THRU AIR
LOS ANGELES. July 16, (/P)—Un
der heavy guard, traveling by aii
to avoid chances of kidnapping by
friends, Frank Foster. Chicago
gangster, started for home to face
charges of murdering Jake Lingle,
the Tribune reporter.
GAINED DECISION
NEW YORK, July 17 (A5)—Johnny
Indriezano, Boston welter, gained
an eastern 10-round decision over
Tzzy Grov of New York at Coney
Island.
TECHNICAL K O
NEW YORK, July 17. (A5)—Ko
Ohil Kaplan won a technical K O
from Joe Oliver in the eighth round
of their 10-round bout.
INVESTIGATE BOMBIN'G
WASHINGTON, July 17. (A'i—
Complete investigation of the San
Francisco Preparedness Day parade
bombing of 1916 was proposed by
Senator Thomas Schall, Republican
of Minnesota.
10-ROUND DECISION
NEW YORK. July 17, (Ah—Harry
Ebbeb, New York middleweight,
battered out a 10-round decision
over Nick Palmer.
CABLES RESPECTS
WASHINGTON. July 17, (A’l—
President Hoover cabled to Presi
dent Doumergue of France his re
spects on the anniversary of the
downfall of the Bastile.
WILL NOT ACCEPT
WASHINGTON. July 17, (A5)—
Lieut. Gen.. Edgar Jadwin, retired,
has decided not to accept the ap
pointment as had of the new Fed
eral Power Commission, it was
learned in official headquarters.
14 KILLED, 56 INJURED
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, July 18. (Ah
—Several thousand Egyptians as
ambled outside the government
hospital and pelted it with stones.
Order was restored with great dif
ficulty. Latest reports on the loss
of live in he riots in Alexandria
showed 14 killed, 56 injured.
EXTENSIVE LIST TRIPS
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, July 18, (A3)
—Back from its long trip to South j
and North America, the Graf Zep- 1
pelin is now enacting an extensive
lik- of trips which will run thruout
the summer months.
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• western parts of the country, the
Juneau Chamber of Commerce was
j advised in a letter received from
! George Akerson, Secretary to Mr.
Hoover.
SHOT DURING ARGUMENT
OREGON. CITY. July 17, (/P)—An
drew Nelson, 60, was shot to death
on the Charles Maur farm near
Can by, during an argument over a
calf. Sheriff E. T. Maas and a posse
are searching the timber for Maur,
also 60, who is said by the neigh
bors to have slain Nelson.
IT THE HOTELS ’
VAN GILDER—C. R. Rose.
OVERLAND—A. Asak.
SEWARD—R. c. Jackson, Walter
G. Culver, Phil O. Herriman, R.
Breman, A. Matson, Mrs. Neikel,
H. Kuring, J. j. Costello, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Westerfield. L. D. Falcon
er.
E'-. I PLOY!, n S ATTENTION
List your labor wants with us;
we will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 12G or call at the M & W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
C. R. Rose, representing the
United States Chamber of Com
merce of Washington, D. C., is an
arrival in Sward. Mr. Rose met
with the local Chamber of Com- 1
merce at 2 p. m. today, and it was
expected that the Seward Chamber
would become affiliated with the
United States Chamber of Com-!
merce at this meeting.
Mrs. W. W. Ward and two child . I
ren, Hope and Hazel, returned to
Seward last night after a visit I
to Hope.
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any point on Bristol Bay
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ADDRESS:
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even in smoking. Avoid that future shadow*
by avoiding over-indulgence, if you
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fat will be of no avail if the patient persists in eating between meals.” We do not represent that smoking Lucky
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to do yourself too well, if you will "Reach for a Lucky instead,” you will thus avoid over-indulgence
in things that cause excess weight and, by avoiding over-indulgence, maintain a modern, graceful form.
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