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VOLUME XX, NUMBER 246.
SEWARD, ALASKA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. ISSv
PRICE TEX CENTS
ALABAMA WINS
OVER
HUSKIES
IN FAST GAME
FIFTY THOUSAND SPECTATORS
SEE PUGET SOUND TEAM
GO TO DEFEAT
ROSE BOWL. Pasadena, Cal., Jan.
1 (jp)—More than fifty thousand foot
ball fans turned out under a lazy sun
to witness the Washington Alabama
game. The weather was like a Sept
ember game back East, The Huskies
were cool and coonfident as they ent
to their dressing room through a host
of admirers.
The game ended 20 to 19 in Ala
bama's favor.
Early in the game Gutttormsen who
reached the 15-yard line, where Patton
and Tesreau and Wilson were carried
to the one yard line. Patton made a
touchdown but Guttormsen failed to
convert the first kick.
First period. Washington 6, Alabama
In the second period Wilson gallop
ed S3 yards and passed to Cole who
made a touchdown. Guttormsen again
failing to convert.
Second period, Washington 12, Ala
bama 0.
In the third period Alabama scored
three touchdowns, one after the oth
er. Pooley and Hubert make a 36 yard
run for the first; Hubert smashed
thru for the second: and a 65 yard
pass from Hubert to Mack and Brown
made the third.
Score. Washington 12, Alabama 20.
Period not over.
Washington in the fourth quarter
made a touchdown by a 29 yard run
and pass from Wilson to Guttormsen.
Score, Washington 19, Alabama 20.
Game not over.
Washington carried the ball to mid
field but the pass was intercepted.
Guttormsen fumbles on punt, but recov
ers his own nine yard mark. Wilson
carried the ball to the 22 yards mark
but the two passes were incomplete,
and the third was intercepted at the
35-yard line.
The gun ended the game. Alabama
20, Washington 19.
Associated Press and most of the
other observers agree in explaining the
defeat of 'Washington that it was due
to the absence of George Wilson from
the game, from injuries received in
the second period.
Wilson May Become Pro
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2 {IP)—Scoop
Toole of the Everett News said that
George Wilson told him en route to
Pasadena that he, Wilson, would en
ter professional football if it "were
made worth his while, but that he
must have the money in hand.
Arctic Expedition Will
Be In Seward Feb. 1st
DETROIT, Jan. 2 (#>)—'The Ford
Arctic expedition will leave here
• January 20 on a special car for Se
attle en route for Point Barrow via
Seward.
TACOMA COUNCIL WILL
INVESTIGATE ACCIDENT
TACOMA, JJan. 2 ’The fifth
body, that of John Dahl, a carpenter,
was recovered from the waterway.
wrhere it was carried by a street car
plunging through the open draw last
Thursday. The council has ordered
an investigation of the accident.
Wnt McIntyre, Pioneer
Mining Man, Dies Seattle
SEATTLE, Jan. 2 (^P)—William Mc
Intyre, a pioneer Alaskan mining man
who has lived in Alaska for 40 years,
died last night at the age of 74 years.
Fairbanks Mu Gets h
Treble Attending T»
Aid Distressed Wauen
SEATTLE. Jan. 2 {&)—'W. J. Wib
son, S7, who claimed to have been
former chief of police of Fairbanks.
Alaska, overhearing two women -argu
ing on Second and Yesler Way
two taxi drivers, interceded in tbbir
j behalf. The drivers advised him MRt
to interfere, but Wilson put up his
fists and when he saw himself losing
| in the encounter drew a 25-calibre au
tomatic. Wilson, his pistol and seven
shells were taken to jail.
—
Boxer Sails for Seward
and janen with Cargo
SEATTLE. Jan. 2 (&>)—The Bureau
of Education vessel Boxer sailed to
day with supplies for the Alaska Rail
road and Bureau of Education. The
vessel is load with hospital supplies
for school at Juneau and Eklurna. It
will call at Bellingham for a load of
lumber and cement for The Alaska
Railroad.
Pioneer Alasku Dead
At Ninety Years of Age
| SEATTLE. Dec, 21 </P,—Word was
! received here today of the death at
Ooquille. Oregon, of Mrs. Louis Ganty
Tvther. aged 99. whose daughter. Mrs.
Lina Hall, came from Europe in the
i early sixties to Portland, being follow
ed later by Prosper and Gustave, eons
jof Louise. Prosper and his sons were
among the first settlers in Alaska,
Louise was of an artistocratic family
in France, and was domiciled in
! Switzerland when her husband died.
She became tutoress in the Swedish
royal family, then lived in England
for a time. It is alleged that Queen
Victoria gave her a prize for her fine
needlework.
Everett Woman filed
When Automobile Skids
SEATTLE. Jan. 2 <;pt—Mrs. Chas.
Skinner, wife of an Everett mer
chant was killed when an automobile
driven by her husband went off the
road near Tacoma. Four others in
j the car were unhurt.
SHENANDOAH
INQUIRY ENDED
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 2 i.Sb—
The Court of inquiry pronounced the
wreck of the Shenandoah ..part of the
price that inevitably must be paid foT
the development of any new or haz
ardous art.”
The final report urged the Navy to
give the most careful consideration
to recommendations for lighter than
| air craft.
| The court declared its inability to
! determine whether the damage to the
hull by the pressure of helium gas
contributed to the disaster, and stated
that the storm wrecked the ship. It
pronounced the reduction of the num
ber of valves inadvisable, but exoner
ated the ship’s personnel and lauded
their conduct.
Want Bible Read in
Public Schools. Wash.
OLYMPIA. Jan. 2 <7P)—The House
passed a bill providing for the sub
mission of an amendment to the State
constitution permitting the reading of
the Bible in public schools. Th ; bin
was sent to the Senate and the
House passed the Jacobs power bill,
authorizing municipalities to sell elec
tricity outside the city limits.
CORDOVA BUOYS
USE WEATHER
NEW YEARS DAY
AUTOS REW.ACC SEEOS AW THE
STREETS ARE OEAR OF
SNOW JA»NJ*R> 1
\jORDOTJL Jan * »*>—Ac*e» oe
plaeer. sleds her* New T«rY Hay.
-and the streets were dear of m rw.
There BfKwrr ar Ctwwn at
Sf above: and M above «$ IcCVaftt.
Tempeipture In other cities were
very hifrfc lor this tfwe of the year.
CORDOV A PIONEER
DIES SUDDENLY
CORDOVA. Jan, I —Low* Driu
€1 year? of ape. died he: • suddenly
Thursday afternoon. He followed The
Nome rush fn 2ROO. and canx te Csr
dovE after the Siushsmur -ash. Mr
Dahl ha? been interested the pa<
three years in the Oreei Island fox
farm, and Quit his customary habits
recently and started on his r«x heavy
work of bulldinp pens. Tt s prod need
his fatal illness He owe rich
Idaho mining property
Fireworks Factory
Ma*y, Daw
LONDON, Jan 1 if*—-Forty per
sons were killed, of tniar^d and 3Sf
are missing fro mthe exploesea Of a
fireworks factory at N'ac*f». said a
Hongkong dispatch to The Daily Mali
All of the casualties arc Chinese.
jCoobdge Spois (met
Ereaiag Oi De cember 31
WASHINGTON, B. C Jan. 2 —
White Washington wa- celebrating
noisily. President Oooli e* spmt tb(
evening at ihe White House in com
pany -with Mrs, Cool idee and Mr. and
Mrs. Steams. going to he3 ong before
midnight. Or New Tear’s day the
executive ma nsior was the scene «g
the Traditional reception of thousands
of visitors, the general public being
received by the President and Mrs
CooiMga
CerrespMdetf fatstsis
Idaiej is Erapti^
ANCHORAGE. Jar f ■..&—tutor
mit’ent rain since last night, previ
ously unknown at this tim« off the
year, is believed to be the result of
the immense volume off steam issuing
from the north side off SSL McKinley.
Merl IaVov, Fox film photographer
who ascended the peak with the Par
ker Brown expedition in 2$2€l saM he
encountered an extinct ortter at an
elevation of fee; or the north
side of the peak. The glacier is now
an immense glacier lake IjOw visi
bility obscured the peak today.
Basks Oder T« Use
_ .** i» , . * -1 2) m
i oar roaent Kepwi
WASHINGTON. B. €_ Jan. 2 <jp—
The comptroller off «arrwey has call
ed for the condition off hank* at the
dose of business Becember 32.
PRODUCTION OF JUNEAU
MINE IS OVER TWO UNIONS
JUNEAU. Jan. 2 <£»—The year*
production Off the Alaska Juneau mine
;totaled $2.1SS.(me. gfwiug t dudes£
of SO per cent. The total gold jmc
duct ion la Alaska broke nr produc
tion records.
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feB here today fee ttee first time ft
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is rwemtcb^ from a oeM mane tba:
pripjiec abe middie rm Saturday »»c
Stmday, m-ftk a rororc efi kiTUter 25
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frOWS C* St*T$ SIVINTV.
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also oon: to Albamhra. Ghrodalo and
Loo Amroton.
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and tb* tifetonfn w tbo ntro**t ntodo
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of Roo**s fnamdo.
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taf« spectators of tbo R^oo Parado
diod enstordny and ona snccnmbod
lost i clt Tfco ctaftd coasaialne MM
to Wf men. wnfin** and cblMton,
ss-apod and o^kfM fata tbo to root.
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a*r person also was b»jVd b» a faR
lfc?*rooR a second story window. wfc* ro bo
was a spectator of tbo aland rrdya
fa*..
Rnot‘ today fnibaio that ever
Sao person* were bnrt la tbo aotideab.
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