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Berlin’s New Police Chief
Starts in to Clean Up City
BERLIN,, April 24.—Berlin has a
new chief of police, and everybody
knows it. His name is Dr. Freid
ensburg, and he succeeds Herr Rich
ter, who was swept out of office be
cause of his friendship with the Bar
mat Brothers, involved in one of the
largest of post-war financial scan
dals.
Dr. Freidensburg has a far wider
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the Alaska Shop. tf
Brunswick Phonographs and Re
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makes the old clothes look new again.
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My Made to Measure Suits always
satisfy in fit, workmanship and qual-1
ity. Jordan’s Valet Service. tf
Eaton, Crane, Pike Stationery at j
the Alaska Shop. tf
Ladles’ ana Gents' Alfalfa Harvest
ing—0. K. Barber Shop. tf.
Parker’s Duofold Fountain Pens, at
the Alaska Shop. tf
Haas Fresh Candies at the Alaska
Shop.
Remington Portable Typewriters at
Alaska Shop. tf
Picture Framing at the Alaska
Shop. tf
FISH MARKET open, Adams 56. tf
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view than one usually associates with
a Prussian official. He has spent
six years in foreign countries, chief
ly in the United States and Great
Britain, and is keenly appreciative of
the horror that the foreigner has of
official red tape and bureaucracy. He
therefore seems bent upon sweeping
these bureaucratic cobwebs away as
fast as possible.
One task confronting him is that
of fighting corruption and loose mor
als in the German capital. During
the inflation period all sorts of vices
such as gambling, thieving and even
murder spread in Berlin to an alarm
ing degree.
The new chief of police seems deter
mined to clean up the city. He con
ducts most of rhe raids personally,
and already his name is feared with
that element that shuns the light of
day.
The new chief of police is much
interested in the international aspects
of the control of crime. He is of
the opinion that the modern crimi
nal has so many technical devices at
*his disposal, such as the airplane,
the radio, the fast automobile, etc.,
that an ever closer cooperation be
tween the police, forces of the dif
ferent countries is 'essential.
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SEATTLE AT HOME,
TAKES FIRST GAME
SEATTLE, Wn„ Apr. 24.—John Mil
jus Seattle pitcher, hurled the first
game of the Indians at home and held
Vernon scoreless. The Indians made
a run in the second and one in the
sixth.
Homers, Myatt of Cleveland, Cave
ny for Cincinnati, Miller of Chicago,
Smith of Pittsburgh. Kelley of New
York, Wheat and Fournier of Brook
lyn. Moran, Henline and Huber of
Philadelphia, McLaughlin and Kopp of
Sacramento.
Pacific Coast League.
Seattle 2, Vernon 0.
San Francisco 10. Sacramento 5.
Los Angeles 3, Salt Lake 4.
Portland at Oakland, grounds wet.
National League.
New York 8, Boston 4.
Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 10.
Philadelphia 10, Brooklyn 8.
St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 7.
American League.
Boston 4, Philadelphia 15.
Cleveland 14, St. Louis 9.
Washington 2, New York 1.
Chicago 1, Detroit 0.
Johnson Swings Heavy
WASHINGTON, D. C., Apr. 24.—
Walter Johnson, the Senator’s famous
pitcher, with bases full in the ninth
inning yesterday, doubled a pretty
one into the field enabling the Sen
ators to beat the Yanks by a score
of two to one.
Excursion to Anchorage
is an Assured Success
The excursion to Anchorage to
morrow morning is now an assured
fact, Mr. J. T. Cunningham notifying
The Gateway thatathe railroad would
get the train into Anchorage about
1 o’clock p. m. Saturday, leaving An
chorage at 7 a. m. Sunday, arriving
at Seward about 1 o’elcok Sunday
afternoon.
Anchorage is making arrangements
to entertain the excursionists in lav
ish form, and everything possible will
be done to make their stay pleasant.
The Empress will give a special pro
gram and organ recital for those who
do not care to attend the smoker,
and the Hotel Anchorage ha3 made
arrangements to handle the crowd in
an economical manner. The fare
will be only $9.15 for the round trip,
wdiich gives everyone an opportun
ity to go. A special coach will be
j provided for the excursionists and
breakfast will be„. eaten at Tunnel.
The following are among those who
have signified their intention of tak
ing the trip: Mr. and Mrs. George
j Schmitt, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peterson,
j the Misses Bettinini, Rousch, Ulle
land, Dykstra, H. B. Selby, Jr., Os
car Dahl, John Crook, A1 Blair, John
Mattisch, and a number of others
whose names are withheld.
The train will leave Seward sharp
at six o’clock and passengers should
take a lunch with them to provide
against accidental delays
Engineer John Rosness will pull
the excursion train tomorrow, which
is assurance that good time will be
made.
Odd Fellows Entertain
Rebekahs Last Night
Following work in the third degree
last night, when a prominent Kenai
guide was taken into the order, the
Odd Fellows threw open the doors of
their spacious hall in entertaining
the Rebekahs and their families. Two
long tables were comfortably filled
by the assemblage which thorough
ly enjoyed the hot coffee, sandwiches
and cakes provided.
Many applicants are pouring into
both lodges and some good times are
being enjoyed by everyone except
the candidates.
Mr. C. C. Hinde was last night ap
pointed school treasurer by the city
council, to fill the vacancy on the
school board occasioned by the re
signation of Miss Waugh. The ap
pointment was at the request of the
school board.
FOR SALE—New oak dining room
set, buffet, table, six chairs. Inquire
Seward Grill. tf
Greek Letter Fraternities
Celebrate at Schenectady
SCHENECTADY, N. Y., April 24.
—The founding of the Greek letter
fraternity system at Union College
100 years ago will be celebrated with
fitting ceremonies here this fall.
Nearly every national Greek letter
organization will send representa
tives to participate in the centennial
festivities.
The so-called “Big Three” of the
national fraternities, Kappa Alpha,
Sigm'a Phi and Delta Phi, all were
formed at Union College. Kappa
Alpha, which claims to be the oldest
of the country’s national Greek let
ter fraternities, was begun in 1825
and Sigma Phi and Delta Phi were
instituted two years later. In con
nection with the celebrations these
three fraternities will erect a me
morial gate at the entrance to Jack
son Garden on the north side of the
Union campus to commemorate the
founding of the fraternity system.
This is a frank age, but there is
only one book on the market actually
named “Bunk.”
International Swimming Meet
Planned for Hawaii next year
HONOLULU, April 24.—An inter
national swimming meet in Honolu
lu during an entire week in June.
1926 at w'liieh Oriental, Australian.
Hawaiian and mainland America],
swimmers will compete has been plan
ned by Judge William T. Rawlins, o'
the United States District Court, and
Colonel W. H. Beckman, president
of the Illinois Athletic Club, who is
visiting here.
Judge Rawlins, known as the fath
er of competitive swimming in Ha
waii, suggested the meet and propos
ed that the Illinois organization assis
in reviving the sport of swimming
here by sending out a number of its
| stars. Colonel Beckman said h*
would bring the matter to the atten
tion of the Illinois Club and added In
felt sure that the club would follow
the suggestion.
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The modern girl is more interested
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