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Seward, Alaska, September 27, 1913
presbyterytT
BE HELD HEBE
Soon after the arrival of the steamer
Admiral Sampson, on its next voyage,
the Presbytery of Yukou 'Nil! meet at
Seward. In attendance will he Dr. S.
Pail Young* superintendent, who ar
rived on the Abler: Kev. J. H. ( ondit,
]). D., of Juneau, general missionary
for Alaska; Kev. M. H. Koonce, Ph.
1)., of Cordova, and Kev. T. P. Howard
of Knik.
The Presbytery of Yukon embraces
that section of Alaska lying west of
Mt. St. Klias and northward to the j
Arctic.
It is interesting to note that the;
Presbyterian church was the first to
enter Alaska after the American oc
cupation. Dr. Young, soon after Ins;
graduation from Harvard university, j
established, in 1879, a mission church j
at Wrangell.
COTTER OFF TO
THE GOLDFIELDS’
I
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Frank .T. Cotter, the newspaper!
v\>. res, -nt. departed this morning,
cnroute to the Matanuska coal strike.
He goes to secure a detailed writeup
of the new camp, get data regarding
the trail and such other information as
may ;be disirable for intending starn
peders. His articles will appear in
the Gateway, as well as in outside
papers.
Mr. Cotter makes the trip in behalf
of the town, his expenses beiug paid
by a group of well known public spirit
ed citizens.
T. G. Cotter, Frank's brother, who
arrived on the Alameda, accompanies
him, Mr. Cotter is a late arrival from
Mexico, the land of eternal turmoil.
Change in bill of fare every day of the week ;
at ihu Commerce Cafe *
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' Aeroplane tlying
imposes unforeseen
and trying conditions on a
watch. The aeroplane
vibrates constantly. It tilts
at all angles. Often it lands
with a jolt that would ruin
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the balance-wheel of many
a watch. .
The Wright Brothers had most
* unsatisfactory experiences with all
- the watches they tried in Europe
and America—until they adopted
the HOWARD.
The -HOWARD Watch is
the finest practical timepiece in the
world. Its special hard-tempered steel
balance cannot jolt out of true with the
roughest service. The HOWARD ad
justment is permanent.
Every HOWARD is made and ad
justed as a fine watch. Cased and timed
in its own case by the HOWARD watch
makers.
The price of the HOWARD is fixed
_£40 to 3150—and a printed price-ticket
attached.
\ We carry this distinctive watch and
would like to show it to you. /- - *
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