SEATTLE WOMAN FOUND
SHOT BY JEALOUS MAN
SEATTLE, March 23—Police sum
moned by neighbors after hearing the
screams and shots from tlie home of
Mrs. Jessie does, thirty-two of West
Seattle early today found Mrs. Cloes
with two bullet wounds in her body,
Jving upon a bed, and beside her on
the floor Paul Bartels, forty, shot in
the head.
Both died before reaching a hos
pital. Police say Bartels shot the wo
man and then himself, as a result
of jealousy.
OLMSTEAD INDICTMENT
REVEALS HEADQUARTERS
OF BOOTLEGGING COMBINE
SEATTLE, March 23—The origin
al Olmstead indictment revealing the
names of ninety persons, of whom
thirty nine have been arrested includ
ing W. Pielow, former Seattle police
man. Most of the arrests were made
in British Columbia, Mexico and Eng
land, where the men fled upon the
trial of Olmstead. The indictment re
vealed three headquarters of the gang
in Seattle and one ten miles south.
GIBBON’S RIGHT TO
TITLE IS NOT TAKEN
VERY SERIOUSLY
HAS NOT FOUGHT FIRPO OR
HARRY WILLS ALTHOUGH HE
CAN WHIP THEM
NEW YORK. Mar. 20.—Thomas Gib
bons, of St. Paul, has claimed the
heavyweight championship of the
world.
But establishing his claim to the
title is another story.
First of all. Jack Dempsey has not
yet said that he is through fighting.
Apparently he has simply set the title
down while he spits on his hands. His
busy manager laughs at the rumors
that Jack has retired.
Secondly, Gibbons has not proved
conclusively his right to don the man
tle which the shoulders of Jacques
le Demps now sport.
There are two men in the world
who can dispute the right of succes
sion to the throne. Luis Firpo and
Harry Wills.
Gibbons has but one claim to the
crown—the fact that he stayed the
limit with Dempsey. But this does not
prove that Gibbons stands alone as
the logical successor.
Luis Angel Firpo knocked Demp
sey out of the ring. Harry Wills lick
ed Firpo.
Gibbons has fought neither man.
So much for Gibbons’ right to the
title.
Now. as far as Gibbons’ ability is
concerned, he should be the next hea
vyweight champion, whether the man
tle is wished on his shoulders or he
has to fight for it, he can lick both
Wills and Firpo. Both are made for
him. Wills is a clever boxer without
a wallop. Gibbons could bore into him |
and shoot in short arm jolts to the
stomach and ribs without danger of
running into a knockout wallop.
Firpo is a slow, lumbering fellow,
with a terrific wallop. He fights him
self out with terrific haymakers.
Gibbons’ speed and boxing ability
would enable him to duck these sleep
producing wallops and keep pepper
ing away until a chance came to send
in a canvas-kisser.
Gibbons is at the height of his ca
reer right now. Thanks to his, clean
living he probably will hold his form
a bit longer than the average man of
his age. But he has only a few good
years ahead of him. His succession
to the throne would mean a new aspi
rant in short order.
One thing is in Gibbons’ favor. He
has never refused a fight, even when
he could make more in vaudeville. He
considers fighting his trade. With
him it is a reputable business. His
wife and youngsters feel the same
wa> about it. Gibbons has conducted
himself in such a manner that he has
made it a respectable trade so far as
he is concerned.
Gibbons may not have a valid claim
on the championship. But he would
wear the ermine well.
And not a fan would begrudge him
the honor.
Read The Gateway “Ads.”
Sea Travel May Become
Cheaper and Pleasanter
LIVERPOOL, March 21.—The pol
icy of the United States in restricting
the inflow of emigrants under a quo
ta system,, coupled with high building
costs, is likely to cause the develop
ment of a new branch of travel and
the building of a new type of liner,
according to Harold A. Sanderson,
chairman of the White Star Line,
writing in the company’s magazine.
Mr. Sanderson says an extensive
third-class business has been a potent
factor in the development of fleets of
the principal companies, culminating
in superliners of today with a stand
ard of comfort for all classes unequal
led in any other trade in the world.
“But,” he continues, “the restriction
on the emigration movement has so
reduced the volume of travel that,
coupled with high building and operat
ing costs, the construction of further
steamships hf monster type in the
near future is rendered problematic.
Steamship companies may be expect
ed to restrict their building program
to vessels of moderate size and speed,
with a less ornate decoration of pub
lic rooms, and, while maintaining the
present standard of comfort for first
class passengers to institute improve
ments in the amenities for second and
third class.”
Special attention will be given to
steamers of cabin and third class type
and the needs of third class passen
gers will be studiously and increasing
ly considered in order to develop a
new branch of travel which will off
set to some extent, the restriction of
emigrant traffic.
AMERICAN RADIO PROGRAMS
THRILL GERMAN LISTENERS
STUTTGART. Germany, March 21.
—American radio stations can now
be heard by subscribers to the south
ern German radio circuit. After nu
merous experiments the Stuttgart sta
tion has succeeded in working out the
technique by which American radio
contributions are made available to
German listeners.
On a recent Sunday, at midnight, a
concert at Pittsburg was transmitted
by the Stuttgart station on a 4-13-me
ter wave to its subscribers. They were
thrilled to learn that the American
station was at the same time being
heard by radio fans in England and in
South Africa.
The happiest homes, no doubt, are
those where the dog snoozes on the
hearth.
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT j
LAW
Will Practice in All Courts of the
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SEWARD, ALASKA
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Physician and Surgeon
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Shipping Experts Witness
Trial of Oarless Lifeboats
LONDON, March 21.—A lifeboat
without oars, which it is claimed may
be propelled even in rough weather
by persons without previous training,
was tried out here recently in the pres
ence of shipping experts and repre
sentatives of the government. Because
of the absence of oars, the inventor,
J. R. Flemming, contends that one of
the chief difficulties of launching a
lifeboat from a vessel has been over
come.
The new type of lifeboat is propell
ed by the occupants, who have levers
which they pull forward and back
ward, this action through a very sim
ple gear causing a propellor to drive
the lifeboat through the water. The
boat used in the experiment had 42
occupants. With one man at each
of the eight levers, it was possible to
maintain a speed of three miles an
hour, and with two men working on
each of the levers a speed of six miles
an hour was brought about, according
to official announcement of Lloyd’s
agents who were present.
Representatives of the London
Board of Trade, the British Corpora
tion and 4U of the leading British ship
ping companies, also witnessed the
tryout, which was reported a success.
No conservation of wild life seems
necessary in our larger cities.
The ant may afford a good example
of industry, but he seldom gets on
the front page.
Brunswick Radiolas, tne Radiola de
Luxe at the Alaska Shop. tf
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WANTED—Advertisers to use our
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I-ord Motor Company, Dearborn, Michigan
U. S. Playing Card Conu>any, Cincinnati Ohio
Ldgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago . .
Calumet Baking Powder Company, Chicago, iil. T..
Sears Roebuck Company. Chicago, III
Shilok Park, Zion City, III.77.7.7.
St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn.
The Daily Commonwealth, Fon du Lac, Wis
Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Mo..’ .
The Sweeney School Co., Kansas City, Mo
Stix, Baer, & Fuller, St. Louis, Mo.
State Marketing Bureau, Jefferson City, Mo.
Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa .
Davenport, Iowa .
Westinghouse Electric Company, Hastings, Neb. 7..
the Dallas News-Journal, Dallas, Texas
Star Telegram, Fort Worth, Texas ..77.77..i.
Western Radio Company, Kansas City, Mo.
Western Radio Corporation, Denver Col. .
General Electric Company, Denver, Col.
H. C. Mailender, Salt Lake City, Utah
Earl Anthony, Los Angeles, Cal.7777.
Times Mirror Company, Los Angeles, Cal.
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State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash..
Rhodes Department Store. Seattle, Washington ..7..
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Canadian National Railroad Company, Calgary, Canada
W. W. Grant, Calgary, Canada .
The Calgary Herald, Calgary, B. C.7.77777*77“
Vancouver Daily Herald, Vancouver, B. C. ....
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360
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360
278
325
242
469
395
360
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234
312
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