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LUMBER and BUILDERS: HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMREI:
Agent* For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND VRD KID.
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Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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LUMBER SHIPMENTS OF
CANADA ON INCREASE
MISSOULA. Mont.. Jan.. 31—Lnm
ber shipments from Foot *nai diot » .
of Canada nuo this state have inert a~
ed more than twelve hundred per com
in the last th.ee years, according 10
J. W. Girard, logging engineer of the
government forest service.
For the first nine months of HP*
Mr. Girard said, these shipments hav«
totalled 3S 753,000 board feet, valued
at $1.108,0u0. while entire shipment
in 1010 were on’y a little over, 3.000,
000 feet. In addition to this ia R(
quantity, shipments of timber pro
ducts into Montana from Washington
and Idaho during the last year excc
ed the Montana output about 13,000,
000 board feet.
Increased cost of production and
decrease output due to radical agi
tation in the lumber camps are beamed
by Mr. Girard for this state of affairs.
Another factor, he said, was the fact
that lumbering has driven back into
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r BACK ACHE
Umbet Up With Penetrating
Hamlin • Wlzaro Oil
A harmless and effective prrpara
tioh to relieve the pa n* ot Khc .ma
tism Sciatica. Lame Ha. k *n<i i um
bago is Hamlin s Wizaro Oil *♦ >en
etrates quickly drive* ovr soreness ,
and limbers up stiff aching »omt> ano
muscles
You have no idea now usetut it
will be found in cases ot everv day
ailment 01 mishap when 'here is
need ot an immediate nealing anti
septic application as in cases bt
sprains bruises, cuts, burns bites
and stings
Get it from druggists for 3f cents
It not satisfied return the bottle and
get vour monev back
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? »ust trv Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, JU
cents. Guaranteed.
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
rougher country than formerly, with ;
a consequent added difficulty in get
ting the lumber out.
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WOMEN PLAYING HOCKEY
PORTLAND. ORE., Jan., 11
Hockey is one of the principal sport -
for the woman students at Reed iol
ege here this winter. This year a re\.
hockey field for women h;.s been con
strutted, and that popular sport, a
' .:iot:gn not p’ay d on icc and wit
skates, promise to be general at the
institution.
The women students at Heed are en
thusiastic for physical education, and
this year are going in strong Kir
| swiming and boxing, besides other
athletic activities. Outdoor exerersv*
and games are the rule, when »he
weather permits.
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JAPANESE LABORERS ARE
GOING TO SOUTH AM ERL A
TOKIO. Jan.. .*'1— The numb'!* or
1 Tapancsc laborers poing abroad, main
y to South America has considerub'y
decreased, says a semi-oflicia: a.i
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Lists 6-3010. - 3012.
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF
iiANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST.
; notice is hereby g ven that the lan ;.s
describ'd beiow, imbue.ng 35 aj.*s
.within me Chujrach Nat onai Forest,
Alaska, will be . object to settlement
and entry under the provisioi s of t'io
omesiead laws ol the United States
.ir 1 the act of June 11, 1006 (34 St t1-.,
233), at the United States land off'eo
Juneau. Alaska on Match 31, 11)20.
Vny settler who was actually and *n
rOv»d faith claim ng any of said lands
fo agricultural purposes prior to Jm.
uary l, 1906. and has not abandoned
amo, has ;• pr Terence right to make
a homestead entry for the ’amis act
uallv occupied. Sa d lands were lisle 1
upon the applications of the persons
mentioned be’ow, who have a prefer
ence right subject to th? prior right
of anv such settler, provided such set
tler or applicant :s qualified to make
homestead entrv and the preference
ri riit is excerci ed prior to March
11)20. on \vh!ch date the lands will I"
s”bi t to sett’eme~t and entry by any
qualified pe’son. The E‘•£*•<* Sh‘* SL »
Sy. 11.T.1N,, R1W..S.M. 10 ac es
s* bi°ct to the p'ovis ons of Alaska
Tin b r R »srve No 1. as amend r\ l»'
Executive Older No. 2 >^9 of Apr 1 1'
11)17. App’icat'on o'* 55 O Mhrf'vL
Se *aH. Alaska; lest 6 3010. The N -
SE’4 K',M4 the Wh KWh S\V. Mi •
See. 13. T. 1 N. R. 1 VV.. 25 acr'S, ap
n,!cat:nn of "Ihoma1 R. DiaNtoM.
Seward. A'rska: Idst G-3012. Novem
ber 11. 1919. D. K. Parrott. Actm*
Ass*stant ^omnrss oner of the Cion
oral L°nd Of Fee.
First P”b..— Jan., 31.
Last Pub.. —Feb., 21, 1020.
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Fair Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and hcavv
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO ;
MALAML'TE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Talkeetna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
furnished
. • Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
nouncement. This is attributed to the
bus ness boom which took place in
Japan during the war and which open
ed up opportunities lor industrial and
omme cia! activities here.
Emigrants to Peru where Japanese
now go without restriction numb?’’
about 1,200 for the present year, a de
crease of about 20 percent from
year. Japanese emig ants to Brazil
vhusfar th’s year total 2 >00 as com
pared to 5,500 during a corresponding
SUMMONS
No. S — 151.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION.
William J. McMillan,
Flantiff
Versus
Lena McMillan,
Defendant. •
The President of the United States
of Ann rica, Greetings;
To Lena McMillan, the above nam
ed defendant.
You are hereby required to app"a •
in the IVst' ict Court for the Territory
of A’aska Third Division, within thir
ty days after the completion of the
publication of this summons, to wit,
within thirty days after the seventh
day of February, 1020 and answer the
cotnp’a;nt of William ,T. McMil'an, the
above named p’aint’ff in the above en
titled cause, which is an action fo
divorce, in on" of the cns"s prescribed
by law, where5n the plaintiff pruvs a
decree of absolute divorce from ou,
forever dissolving the bonds of matri
mony ex:st:ng between you and the
sa:d p,a:nt;ff. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail to appear and
answer the said comp’amt as herein
required, the said p'a?nt?ff will take
judgement against you for want
the eof, and will apply to the Crjr;
for the relief demanded in his said
complaint as herein above set out.
The order for the publication . f,
th;s summons was duly ruide and en
tered on the 24th day of November,
1919.
The date of the fi’st publication cf
this summons is the third day of Jan
uary, 1920, and the date of the bust
pubMcat'on thereof is the seventh day
of ]«‘ebruavv, 1920.
WITNESS, the TTonorabbi Charles
E. Bunnell, Judge- of said cr.iut and
ttm seal thereof tlvs 2Vd day of De
cember in the year of o”r I.ord one
thousand and nine bundled and nine
teen and of our independence the one
hundred forty fourth.
ARTHUR LANG
Clerk.
By John B. Miller, Deputy.
(Seal)
First TM>.. Jan.. 2. 1920.
Last P”b. F^b., 7, 1920.
Gateway 6 Times.
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period last year. The statement as
serts that ‘Japanese emigrants in
South America have received an en
thusiastic welcome eveiywhere sir'a
the beginning of the war which stop
ped the coming of Europeans.”
HISTORICAL RUG IS NOW
BACK IN SAN FRANCISCO
“ * .. « _• J_« s .
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan., .'ll— The
historical Kerman Persian rug, upon
which Marshal Foeh and General re
tain stood when they received f.er
s ’ords from the Frencn goveinmerv
and which covered the f’oor of ih
room in the Palace of Versailles v?iciv
the peace treaty was delivered to the
Germans, has been returned to San
Francisco.
It is on exh‘b:tion at the musjuin
at Golden Gate Park. The rug, accord
ing to Thomas Kulliujian, its o*.vn«rt
is more than 100 years old.
ThA A’rs'a Union Fisheries no
claims to have 133 sharchoMor^
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Classifieds
WANTED— Wash in : by woman •
take home, Notify Madison 18:- J 3
HELD WANTED IIY
Alaskan Enginecrin * Commission
pply Employment Office Anehorag
1 ho se shod,
6 t;mber men,
1 flunkey,
18 laborers,
3 s°ct:on laborc s,
37 steam shovel men ..
2 teamsters. *
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SKIS at J. L.vGRAEF/S*. ....
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Homo of Ila't Schnffner & Marx
•!,tiliinu— URBACH’S
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Ledv Torrington vaccum sweepers
at GRAEFS
Sleds for boys and girl* at Gracf's.
_:_* V;s'
RAYO lamps with shades $3-50 at
Grnef’s.
A_
F'ectrif Sowing Machine motors *u I
•Jraefs.
A
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
E’aine Eocene and Pearl Oil at .
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Graefs
«w
Fishermen’s Supplies at Gr?»pfs
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a*
J L. Graefs.
♦
The pungent
richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
... -“that’s the
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Lever i Monc 'ch
Aztual SLa*
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p:r*vv-c,r;'vp * • ;' . TA&PA
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Droo. 0 Co.t Lnc„ Coatilo, WaihiiOfrn, DUtributorc
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1 ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V, IIOUKN, Manac;kk
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Coal, Wood and Ice
Gtiueml Traonfe* rhuufa, Muii» l< «nd hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteniore & Marnuies — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
mtil V A1LR a.(l FI V. I FI CGMFANY
JOHN A. NFLSON Vana^f
Office Admiral HuMdinx
Wa>ne Id ue.
SIMA II AIASKA
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gives hoots, ordinary rubber
* can t stand up.
""But Goodrich “Hi-Press” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. I hey’re made in a
better way—in ONE SOLID PIECE—and
they ern't leak or peel.
" One | air will outlast a whole
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yy.;.r two or three ordinary
pairs.
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else.
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5-’ : *• • r* •
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