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Pubitihed Daily, Except Sundays and Holidays
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GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
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Barry V. Hoben, Preaident. Frank L. Ballaine. Sec.
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SEATTLE, Wn., Nov., 24—
Withdrawn from the Alaska serv
ice of the Pacific Steamship Com
' pany the Steamship Admiral Evans,
is to tail for San Francisco, from this
port Tuesday at noon. This vessel is
to take the regular schedule of the
steamship Admiral Farragut between
Seattle and San Diego, as the latter
vessel has been withdrawn to enter
the Mexican and Central American
Coast service of the Admiral Line.
The Admiral Farragut is now at
S#ui Francisco, undergoing 1 an over
hauling, and after that will be put in
the Mexican Coast service, replacing
the steamship Curacaso, which has
been taken off that route to operate
between Portland and San Francisco
• with calls at Coos Bay and Eureka.
-Capt M. M. Jensen will remain in
command of the Admiral Evans, and
is quite familiar with California
waters, as he formeHy commanded
the steamship Admiral Farragut on
that route. Capt. Charles Borg, at
. present commander, of the steamship
Admiral Farragut, probably will ex
change berths with the master of the
. Curacao, as themaster of the Curacao
A familiar with Mexican waters.
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* This will be the first visit of the
4,Admiral Evans to California waters
, in six years. She has been operating
exclusively in the Alaska service since 1
1514.
COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION
IS TO MARRY
Popular Juneau High School Teacher |
to Become Wife of L. D. Henderson
Announcement b> Mr. and air...
Joseph Ma?lin of Hollywood, Oa'if..
• * the f.i.rai»ement oi their daughter
Blanche hue, to Lester Dale
>on is •»* rcat "interest to the p.:c
pie of Alaska in general an l Ju>
tcau o pait-cular oving to th u fau
that iVlr. Henderson is the Commis- j
sioner of Education *or the Territory
with headquartres here and Mi
Mashin is a member or the faculty *:
the Juneau High School.
Miss Mashin came to Juneau
shortly before the opening of tin j
present school term from her honu
in California. She became imraeil {
i
iateiy popular and is now the leader
of the choir in the Presbyterian
Church and engaged in many soc*a<
and musical activities besides hoi
school work.
Mr. Henderson was l'ere
Superintendent of City Schools in
Juneau and upon the creation 01
the office ol Commissioner of Educa
tion was appointed to that osition. In
his line of duties he has traveled ah
over Alaska and is known to almost
every resident.
:Wr"' [OFFICIAL PUBLICATION]
UNDER CALL OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY^
REPORT OF THE CONDITION of The HARBIMAN NATIONAL DANK of
ALASKA, at Seward, i» pie Territoiy of Ahmka, at the dose of busiacs*
November 15th, 1920.
' RESOURCES
Lopiu* and Discounts including rediscounts .-w..~. $ 14,939.80
Government securities owned and unpledged .24,1 <7.45
Roddy other than U. S. Bonds pledged to secure
. . S. Deposits -- i ..— $19,900.00
Securitiesother than U. S. bonds (not including
stocks) owned and unpledged —v.... 122,694.75
Total Bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. —.—.. 132,664.75
Stock,of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of Subscription) --- 759.00
Furniture mod Fixtures ........- ----—. 4,234.89
jteat-esUte owned other than Baukiiig House .- 13,874.12
;ti9^1 idoerve with Federal Reserve Bank . .. 14,934.44
(ad hi vault and net anrounti due from National Banks-- 140,434.57
\|dt amounts due from banks, bankers and trust companies- 243.10
. CfrwAinn other h»nk* in the Same city or town as reporting bank ..... 217.00
\0iecks on banks Located outside of city or town of repotting
bank and other cash items_ 46.35
Quietest earned but not collected— approximate-on Notes
^abd Blits Receivable not past due L....—. 410.00
Total.......... 346,926.47
LIABILITIES
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Capital Stock paid in...1------- $ 25,960.00
dJMiddcd profits _-.1—.—..- 10,428.18
b w tarrrnt expenses, interest and taxes paid- * 4,039.64 6,388.49
. Jfet amounts due to National banks. ----r-, 94,625.18
..'Net. amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies in
" the United States and foreign countries ..... 1,460.79
; ^Certified Cheeks out sanding ..1-------. 2,698.50
Cashier checks on own bank outstanding - -- 350.00
- JjHftvfctaal Deposits subject to cheek ___ 196,191.96
; Other United States deports, including deposits of
_ , . . . U. S. rtisbumngofficers .. .. * 10,201.80
* Other bonds borrowed without furnishing collateral security
* / : fat ame -1-:-r- 10,000.90
'liabilities ether than those above stated ..._____ 9.75
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v?’ Total i*-il..:--..- 340,926.47
* AHdlad Btetso of America, Territory of Ataaka. sa.
of the above-named bank, do aalomaly swear that
iBo wm^mBSk h true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
~ • j JfiSivM LUCAS1, Caskirr.
Correct-^ Attest: High Dougherty, Gustav W. Borgen, Leon Urbach.
• Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2Srd of day November, 1920.
.. v fg*AL) ^ - L. V. Ray,
/i. . Notary Public for Territory of Alaska
f . (My Commimiipn Expires March 34,1922.)
“Glacier
Breezes ”
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PERT PARAGRAPTHS OF SENSE
AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND
LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THE
FLY BY -THE HUMAN
TOOTHPICK ”
The Holiday yesterday was appre
ciated by every person in Seward. The
streets were deserted * about four o'
clock. Everybody * in the town was
feasting or making ’preparations to
feast. Today the dogs and cats are
enjoying the numerous bones of the
many turkeys that were served yes
fterday. Some Thanksgiving Day. The
next is Christmas.
Do your Christmas shopping early
and do it with the merchants of Sew
ard. If you will take the time to in
spect all of their stocks you will find
something worth while for an appro
priate present.
Results worth getting are obtained
only by effort. Write this motto in
delibly upon your conscience.
“Count that day lostVhose low de
scending sun, Sees from thy pores no
perspirationi”
We may sometimes go down to
I defeat but to refuse to try is worse
i
than occasional failure. There are
! persons worse than quitters; they are
the fellows who never begin.
The Community Xmas tree is an as
iurod fact. Already the Woman’s Club
lias pledged its support and hearty co
potation and has set aside the amount
t will gi^'e. Many others have jrgni
fied their intention of giving and help
ng. A Finance Committee will be ap
cinted early next week and the Gate
way will publish from time, to time
.he amount.** contributed. The program
utlincd for the Tree will be sho t and
t
* i*ll of gwrfi features. All Committees
will be j'-omed at once and in a very
>hort time things will be in full 3\ving
for the best Community Cluistm.is
Tree Seward has ever had. A •' m
munity tree means a tree ft r every
person in the town so ets get together
and make it a good one.
On another, page of the pape«* is
published a list of those persons who
subscribed toward the 4th Red Cross
f
Drive. The amount collected is small.
The day, owing to the inclement wea
vher prevented the solicitors from
.ailing on everybody. The cause is a
'ood one. The amount of membership
*
small. Seward is lagging behind all of
die other towns in the Territory. Let’s
iring it up in the running. Meet the
solicitors when they call on you with
a dollar.
The Moose Darfce, which will be
held next Saturday night will be the
only dance given in Seward on that
night. Everybody is invited; You -do
not have to be a member of the Lodge.
It is an open affair and if you have
one little mite of liking for a dance
you are urgerifto be on hand. It will
be one of the jolliest affairs pulled of*
this season, The barbecued moose is
leally good to eat and there will be
ample to go around. One simoleon will
admit you and your wife, or your best
girl. If you haven’t a wife come any
l ow. If you haven’t a best girl get one j
lor the occasion. Tomorrow night is
the night, the A. B. Hall, the place
and 9 o’clock the time.
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WEATHER REPORT
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SEWARD 28 Snowing Calm.
Anchorage 15 Cloudy Calm.
Matanuska 16 Cloudy Calm.
Orickaloon *7 Pt Cloudy Calm.
WasUl* 16 Cloudy Calm.
Goldereek 20 Cloudy Calm.
Hurricane 10 Cloudy Calm.
Summit 0 Cloudy North.
Healy 4 Clear Gala.
Nffuaa 6 Claar Cafan.
Fairbanks lOCtearCifaa,
’TWTICE'OF SXLE BTTKDSTBE
Gateway Publishing Company s
corporation, doing business at Seward
Alaska, on February 20th, 1917, made
executed and delivered it* ccrtaii
mortgage in form of deed of trust* tc
the Bank of Beward, a corporation
doing business at Seward, Alaska, as
Trustee, for the use and benefit ol
the owners and holders of thirty, five
year, eight per cent, bonds of the de
nomination of five hundred dollars
each, secured by srad mortage, cover
ing all the property and assets of th(
mortgagor, as specifically describee
and set forth in said mortgage , U
secure the payment of the total sun
of FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
with interest thereon at the rate oJ
eight per centum per annum, payabh
semi-annually;
That the semi-annual payment oi
interest contracted to be paid upoi
said bonds is evidenced by certain in
terest coupons attached to each o:
said thirty bonds, and secured a:
aforesaid by said mortgage in regard:
to the payment thereof;
That the interest due upon sai(
mortgaged indebtedness upon Septem
ber 1st, 1917, as evidenced by the re
spective interest coupons attached t<
each of said thirty bonds of the de
noi rinatii n of Five Hundred Dollars
wa * and i ully paid;
ThnJ: th. semi- annual payment ol
interest upon said mortgaged indebt
edness, due to be paid on March 1st
1918, a; evidenced by Coupons No. :
attached. , as aforesaid, to each ol
said thiriy ['Kinds, was and is paid ir
part only; that is to say: a paymem
of such interest in the sum of Thret
lluiuhed Dollars was made and appli
ed to the payment of the accruing in
terest coupons due on said date, upor
Bonds numbered sixteen (16) to thir
ty (30) inclusive; that the sum ol
Three Hundred Dollars covering tin
amount of interest indebtedness dui
on March 1st, 1918, upon Bonds numb
ered one (1) to fifteen (15) inclusive
is wholly unpaid;
That by the terms and provision*
of said mortgage any and all overdut
installments of interest bear interesi
at the rate of eight per centum pei
annum until paid;
That the accrued semi-annual pay,
ment of interest upon said mortgage(
indebtedness, due to be paid, unde
the terms of said mortgage, on Sept
ember 1st. 1918, as evidenced by Cou
pon No. 3, attached to each of sait
thirty bonds, in the total sum of si>
Hundred Dollars was and is whollj
unpaid;
That default has been made in th(
terms and conditions of said mort
{age, by failure to pay the interest, a*
evidenced by the interest coupons at
cached to said bonds, as aforesaid, anc
.uch default has continued for mort
Jian six montths;
That none of said thirty bonds, si
us aforesaid of the denomination oi
Five Hundred Dollars, each, numberei
rom One (1) to Thirty (30) Inclusive
ire, or have been, paid, and the tota
imount of said bonds, to*wit: the sun
>f Fifteen Thousand Dollars is wholh
mpaid;
That on January 20th 1920, as showr
by affidavit of the Trustee, which affi
lavit was made for the purpose,oi
.'omplyinff with the Compiled Laws oi
.he Territoryof Alaska relative to th<
renewal of mortgages upon personal
property within said territory, the to
al amount due, both principal anc
nterest, was in the sum of Sixteer
Thousand Nine and 99-100ths dollars
<$10,009.99);
That since said date of January
>0th, 1920, further default has beer
nade in the payment of interest cou
pons attached to said bonds as afore
;aid. and the GATEWAY PUBLISH
ING COMPANY has announced its in
ability to meet and pay its interesl
?oupons attached to said bonds;
a. .« ^ 11 i /
That thereafter, on the 7th day ot
September, 1920, by resolution adopt
ed at a meeting of the bondholders,
.vherein more than a majority of sai(J
jonds were represented, in person or
by proxy, the Trustee, to-wit, the
Bank of Seward, was authorized to
.ake possession of the property of the
mortgagor, and to sell the same in ac
cordance with the provisions of the
trust deed, without recourse to pro
ceeding in court.
THEREFORE, by the terms and
provisions of said mortgage, vpon the
demand therefor made, the Bank of
Reward, Trustee aforesaid, dies here
by announce and give public notice
that, after this notice shj-'- bslvn h-~*
published in the Seward Gateway for
i period of at least once a week for
ten weeks, a sale of all the property
of the GATEWAY PUBLISHING
COMPANY, covered by said mort
gage will be. held by said Trustee, for
the purpose of paying off, cancelling
or liquidating the mortgage indebted
ness so represented by said bonds,
with the unpaid interest coiipons as
attached to the respective bonds.
The terms of such sale are as fol
iows: For cash. Bonds in the hands of
bona fide holders, for value, may be
offered and tendered in payment of
the amount bid. Possession to be giv
en shall be immediate. The right to
the use of the name, “THE SEWARD
GATEWAY” and “THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST” goes to the pur
chaser of the property covered by the
mortgage;
Date of sale, Saturday, the 27th
dav of November, 1920. The date of
the first publication of this notice is
the 17th day of September, 1020; the
date of last publication1 of this notice
shall be November 26th, 1980;
Full and complete inventory of the
property covered by the mortgage ia
on file with said trustee, and addition
al information desired by prospective
purchasers may be had of and from
the Trustee.
From and on and after September
7th, f920, all hills due. payable to the
Gateway Publishing Company, are to
be paid to and through the said trus
tee, whose receipt atone Shall be nuia.
Upon order of thrbdndh4lden ei
; H. 8. BALDEHSTONTSiihfer.
Bf BANK OFSEWABD, TnwtM,
CMtmur PaMMri* ttxaW.
Power Company
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Main 0
: The Seward News Company
> GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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OFFICE ADMIRAL BUILDING X
ADMIRAL WATSON SAILS FROM SEATTLE X
NOVEMBER 23rd. j]|
, C. A.Glasscock, Master. <|>
DUE SEWARD, Nov„ 30th ; SAILS SOUTH ABOUT Dec. 3rd. <j!
CALLS-KODIAK and SELDOVIA. !|!
Company reserves right to change schedule without notice. jij
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING |j [
Wayne Blue, Agent.• .Seward Alaska. §
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ALASKA £^Lp *si
i SAILING SCHEDULE
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Sail j rom
SEATTT.E
Dec. 5
Dec. 15
Dec. 26
Jan. 5
Due
STEAMER SEWARD
Northwestern Dec. 11
ALAMEDA Dec. 21
Northwestern Jan. 1
ALAMEDA Jan. 11
Due Lv Seward
Southbound
Dec. 11
Dec. 21
Jan. 1
Jan. 11
A. H. McDONALD, Agent
Boost Seward but' Never Knock. '
WHY SPEND . TOUR
TIME WASHING CLOTHES
.WHEN WE MAKE A
SPECIALTY OF DOING
IT. WE MAKE YOUR
SHIRT FRONTS '
“BOSOM- t FRIENDS ”
Seward Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 148
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FRATERNAL j
l-:—--ft
L. O. 0. M* Ne. 1426
Meets every Tuesday 8 PJL, at
4. B. Hall. Visiting Brothers
farmed. ..
Cha». K ref ting. Dictator...
A. H. L. Meyer, Secretary.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLO NO. 9 .
• Meets p» 2nd and 4th Friday
each month, 8 p. m., Pioneer Hall *
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OFFICE ON BROADWAY
Residence Third Are.
Atones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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Office Hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P. M.
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Insurance Company
of
North America
THE OLDEST INSURANCE COMP
ANY IN NORTH AMERICA. ES
TABLISHED 1792.
HUGH DOUGHERTY,
seward Alaska/
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* lamps, Kayos, Oak Desk, Chair and
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benefit of tne AUskxmde.,
> We solicit the accounts of individuals," firm* and corporations desir*
in* closer connhcliohs for buying and selling*. 'Theservice rendered is directs
we, at every step, exercise close supervision overall transactions, thus sssur.
• ing accurate'andprotapt* attention. ’**• '■* •
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and wants will receive ear Immediate andtatef toartooan et^jariaa.
■WRITE US 4- there la no obligatiea. • W* ate jaat the hnriaow con.
ntetian that the Alaska Trade has Been laokigg'.fea in the Baring of arising,
finery and fisbing sappliea, drygoods, graaerini cigars wad tobaeea. drags,
rubber gdoda, furnltarer household raadrie*<eMctrieal«Md« goo dariara
in fact, enriMng^that
We ore also
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