THE SEWARD GATEWAY
Entered mm Sacond-CUaa Matter
bar tnd, 1915. at tbe PoaidiJIoa at
Seward. Alaska. UBdertha
Act of March t, 157*. ; *
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STEEL AND SELBY
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entitled to tha use for repubScation «
all news credited to It or not otherwi*
news published heroin. __. .
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dispatches herein are also reserved.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16,1921
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KNOWS MORE THINGS THAN
ARE IN THE WORLD
W. F. Thompson—“Wrong Font*
Thompson, they call him because he
is a print shop man and those are his
initial!—runs the Fairbanks News
Miner, and he is a wise man. There
are not many thi.
doesn't know ; and he knows more
than that—he knows what hell is* Wc
know that he knows it because he
sayes he does and because he says hi*
experience has proven it. And he has
set down in his paper the circumstan
tial details of the proof. Here they are
“Yesterday it was 92 degrees be
low sero in the News-Miner office, or
about 35 degrees colder than it was in
the street and we had the time of
our lives getting out the frist issue
of the seven-column daily. We honest
ly cannot remember the time when* we
have had so much fun and took so
much pleasure in our condition since
the time we had an awful attack of
the trouble which came darned near
spoiling the disposition of Job. It
was surely one joyous occasion, for
all concerned and nobody in the shop
would have missed the experience for
almost anything—almost, we said*
“Of course, we are willing to allow
for difference in tastes. Some people
like something else again, and so on,
but when it comes our time to go tc
Hell we will know just what we are
going up against—we will be stood
upon an ice-cold floor, with a million
square feet of ice cold air coining up
through the cracks in the floor in ju- i
dicious distribution, given an ice-cold'
‘‘stick” and a case of type colder thar
ice, and a billion galleys of even cold
er type to thnnft into the forms and :
makeup made of ice to go with it
be chained to the job and have to g>
through for time immemorial—or im
moral, we don’t know which—anc
there we will rise and shine, day af
ter day and probably far into the
night, getting out a 7-column daily ir
a 6-column shop with a 5-column
force of helpers, a 3-column telegraph
service and a 1-inch local field to
work upon, and 0! won’t that be joy
ful? We’ll say it will.
“But understand it rightly, we are
not kicking. We like it that way—
w»» like it that way!"
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jtigon at
Dtat pt to tnrnUar aoiut (bat:
oj can’t see your creditors as you
;.*ss by* j
None of Taft'* critidier* will ajrer
L.utoanywtaraa*ar «ea*wia* up to'!
tiia.
Lawyers could get pointers from
Ji© way a six-year old boy trou-ex*
mines his dfcd.
Even the moot religious gas meter
,oes not tend to the use of poetic
.anguage*
Let not thy left band neighbor
now what thy right hand nsighbox
joth through any gossip of yours.
You can without fearsay things to
k man’s fhce that you jwottkttrt dire
0 say bthihd his back witkin ■ his
/iffe's hearing.
Money talks so they tell us, but few
f us have it with us loag-anough to
;et sufficiently acquainted 'with it
ithout feeling gresupitaous.
Give the baby a blackjack and bring
t uy to be a' good American citizen.
As a man grows older tile less he
:ares how his clothes look in hot
.veather.
Those mythical persons in a novel
generally have to be more or leas un
iappy to entertain us.
* One advantage in owning- a black
utomobile is that you don’t have to
.unt for a necktie to match it.
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There are depths and heights in
irnan nature which enthusiasts who
ck to remodel it carelessly ignore.
A hau"^ng thot with a man who
ia4 carried the same watch for 40
/oars is that soma highwayman may
dc foolish and cruel enough te take
.t away from him.
Operatic crime wave has busted
oose in Chicago*. Mary Gfcrden is so
jealous that when she plays Salome
she won’t even allow her rivals-to
.ay tiie head on the platter.
Bill in congress to grant that bon
o to soldiers. Every vet will get a
.fa membership in the Audubon Sc
*cty. He will also get a daily weather
.eport or its equivalent In cash
Since prohibition has become tik
seventh commandment* ^ more thai.
.xty-seven new brands of whiskey
.•ave been put on the market Alway.
.vad the label first because that it
jour last chance. Old Jumpsteady,
01 deswipe* Sweetdreams* Young Tay
ior* Baltimore Biot, and Happy Con
vulsions. The last is a straight liquoi
—.straight to heaven.
THE POPULAR HOTELS OF SEWARD
HOTEL SEWARD
SEWARD’S LEADING HOTEL.
Fifth Ave.- Between Adams and Washington Sts.
CONVENIENT To DEPOT and DOCK.
M. A. HORNER, Mfr.
HOTEL SEXTON
WHERE TFE ‘‘OLD TIMERS’* MEET
SEWARD’S 'HOMEY HOTEL.
GEORGE SEXTON, Owner *nd Prtp.
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THE PLACE TO STOP WHEN IN SEWARD.
Nice Rooms Fine Lobby Real Serriee
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Prop.
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ttUL N8HCB
or BBGisTEATiatr ;
Is hsnby gissn thst m
the hoar «f Bins o'clock A. M. 00
TussJsy, tbs 1st <Uy-^rf itowh -Mil,
iHBe&stsSM
of the Municipal Clwk, 4n thr rear
of the Bank of Seward Building, for
the purpose bf Registering all quali
fied electors, twenty-one yean of
age or over* who are dttaea ief the
United States or who have declared
their intention to become auph, ehd
who have maided continuously one
year next preceding the date of the
Election In the Territory of Alaska,
and six months next preceding the
datoof Election within the corporate
limits of too Town of . Seward, rAll
Elsctors must, before voting, Re
gister their names and qualifications'
ftrith the* Reglsttatfori Officer.
Kegstmttan Books will ho open
every day, except Sundays, and Holi
days, Beginning* March 1st, ' 1921,
during the following boom; i
Until too Friday next preceding toe
First Tuesday in April, From 9 A. M.
to MIL From t P .M. to 6 P. It.
On Friday and ^Saturday next pre
ceding toe Pimt ^Tuesday . April,»
from 9 A. M. to 12 M, from 2 P. M.
to 5 P. M., from 7 P JL to 10 P. If.
That add Registration Books will
be dosed for such Election at 10
o'clock P. M. Saturday April 2nd,
1921. *' !
That said Electioa will bo hdd on
too First Tuesday In April for the
purpose of electing toe following of- .
ficers: > .
MAYOR
THREE MEMBERS OF THE COM-;
MON COUNCIL.
MUNICIPAL CLERK.
MUNICIPAL TREASURER
CITY ATTORNEY
ONE MEMBER OF 8CH06l BOARD
(A CLERK)
Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 7th
dayof February, 192L
. C. A. ESTES,
MunicipalCl^rk.
1st Monday February 7th, 14th, 21st,
28th, once a week for 4 weeks.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Old Number 78, $enai Precinct
New Number 7, SeMorim Precinct
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
SELDOVIA PRECINCT, ' THIRD
DIVISION, AT SELDOVIA, TER
RITORY OF ALASKA*
i the matter of the estate, of Albert
Filmore, deceased., ' ’ ■
, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVENr that
ie undersigned has been appointed
id has qualified aiAdimistrator of
.3 estate of Albert Filmere, decpaseSd.
i accordance with an order-duly made
lerefore, NOTICE is hereby given to
1 creditors of and all persons Laying
aims against snid deceased, to ^ex
bit spid claims, with the netesanry
juehers, within six months from the
to of this notice to the said Admin
rator at his place of business, in
•.i dovia, ,Seldovia Precinct, Cook Iq
. Territory of Alaska.
ted at Seldoria, Alaska, this 18th
day of December, 1980,
DR. FRANK H. BURGIN
Administrator of the Estate of Al
iert Filmore, Deceased.
.'irst publication,*Jan. 80, 1991.
ast Publication • we e * mm—w — e e eel
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
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IN compliance with the Federal
Water Power Act (41 Stat, 1063) aq
uas is hereby given that Frank L. Bah
aine, 424 Alaska Building,1 Seattle,
Washington, has applied for prelimi
nary permit for a power development
involving Upper Kenai Lake, Alaska,
and Kenai River* from: the wutlot oi
said lake to a point, approximately y
miles down stream therefrom; Any ob
jection ngainst -granting such permit,
or request for # heating thereon, to
gether with any briefs, reports, qx
other data for which consideration li
desired, shopld sobjoittod on or W
fora, April '14, 1921 to the* Executive
Secretary; Federal Bower Osmhifssidn
Washington, D. a :
WEATHER REPORT
5'A&KEBTNA» SA, Cloudy Xkdm.
ftJMMlT,' 4B,~ Cloudy, Calm.
i.EAUSY; TiBj Clew' North.
ZENANA, 28B, Clear, balm. '
I’AIBBANKS, 84B, Clear, Calm.
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.1 Utl trf women who take men foi
better find It really was for worse.
The more a women has to be happy
about the less she is satisfied.
: Martin Van Buren’s opposition t*
!„ h . . -
the annexation of Texas cost him th *
nomination Arpresident in 1848.
The superstition of the dead lcav
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tag their graves to prey on the ‘livinc
is eharacteristkmlly. Slavonic.
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* Chinese make candles 'from th
wax found covering the seeds of th
fruit of the tallow tree.
Th$ discoverer of synthetic ultrc
marine bine received a prize of 600
francs in 1828 after four year’s worV
Everything
for Ladies9
and
Children’s '
, fTear
Moat Complete Line
North of Seattle.
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COME TO
» FOR
A FRAMED PICTURE
FRESH HIGH GRADE
CANDY
PHOTOGRAPHS.
INDIAN CURIOS
OUR ICE CREAM IS
UNEXCELLED
OUR SERVICE
THE BEST
1. Phone—Adams—128
_—siPACIFIC STtAMSHIP COHPANYE^^
Alaska — Washington — California ALASKA ROUTS
Safety Conrteaj 8enrfce Speed
✓ •*.
Sails from Seattle ' Sails from Seward
Feb. 18th ADMIRAL WATSON ‘ Feb. 26th
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Watson does not; go west of Seward this trip
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“**• i*hi*t rrserveN right to change schedule without m»tir.
Office in Admiral Building.
v\ ayne lilut. Agent. . Seward Alaska.
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A I A #1 WM a Stcamfhfp Safety
V f\ ALASKA‘S %z
\.W s\ii.ini; scheiu i.k
\ Leave Seattle Leave Seward
ALAMEDA Feb. 9th Feb. 15th.
NORTHWESTERN Feb 19th Feb. 26th
ALAMEDA March let ~ March 7th
NORTHWESTERN 11th v March 17th
ALAMEDA March 22nd March 28th
NORTHWESTERN April 2nd ' April 8th
Ports of call: Alameda North Bound; Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,
Ha nee, Skagway, Juneau, Cordova, LaTouche, Seward.
} Aarae.la South Bound; LaTouche, Valdei, Cordova, Juneau, Ketchi
kan, Seattle.
Northwestern North Bound; Ketchikan, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez
LaTouche, Seward. Northwestern South Bound; L'Touche, Valdez
Cordova, Juneau, Ketchikan. Seattle. A H. MeDONALD, AGENT
NEW VICTOR RECORDS JUST RECEIVED
I'M A LONESOME LITTLE RAINDROP—V. Roberts.
For Eveiy Boy Who’s on the Level—Roberts-Haimonizeis Q.
BROADWAY ROSE—Burr-Peerless Quartet
Mother’s Lullaby—Sterling Trio.
UNCLE JOSH AND THE HONE Y: BEES—Stewart
Uncle Joih in a Cafeteria—Stewart „
OH GEE! SAY GEE! YOU OUGHT TO SEE, ETC.—Murray.
My Home Town is a One Horse Town—Roberts-Har. Qt
DOTTY DIMPLES—ONE STEP—All Star Trio;
12th Street Rag—Fox Trot—All Star Trio.
TIP-TOP—MEDLEY Fox Trot*—Six Brown Brothers.
If a Wish Couid Make it So—Med- Fox Trot—Six Brown Brothers.
WHEN tOUR’E GONE I WON’T FORGET —Peerlese Quartet
Theie’s a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home-^C. Harrison
IF \OU COULD CARE—Medly Waltz-Smith's Orchestra.
Happy—One Step-Smith’s Orchestra.
TRIPOLI—Medly Waltz-Smith’s Orchestra. #
Alice Blue Gown—Waltz-Smith's Orchestra.
(SAME PRICE AS IN SEATTLE OR ELSEWHERE)
REMEMBER:
„ When you have a party;
When you entertain at luncheon; ;
\ Wben you have a dinner guest, \
THAT WE HAVE WHIPPING CREAM
SEWARD JERSEY DAIRYj