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“Glacier
Breezes ”
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PERT PARAGRAPHS
OF SENSE AND NONSENSE
CAUGHT ON THE FLY BY
“ THE HUMAN TOOTHPICK M
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STRUCK HIM W ITH HER
VOCAL CORDS.
4<A frenzy seized Io’s real self as a
whirlwind seizes upon a leaf. Her
frantic, grouping hand tore loose a
branch of the spiny shrubs beneath
which she sheltered. Standing erect,
she STRUCK the young bull across
the haunches with a Wild Scream,
NO HOPE FOR THE CORPSE
“The Murdered policeman was shot
three times and is not expected to live.
Customer— Waiter, give me som<
haah, please.
Waiter— (Ex army cook, shouting
back to the cook). “Clean up the kit
eheu.”
No memory system has yet been in
vented which enables the average hus
band to recall his wedding annivers
ary.*j
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There are worse things than being
half cracked. Lots of people are ab
solutely broke.
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To patch up a quarrel— First give
him a piece of your mind. Then
smooth it over and press careful I v,
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and the scrap will scarcely bo notice
able.
The clerks 'and judges who faith
fully performed the service of check
ing and counting ballots on election
day are wondering just when they will
receive renumeration for their serv
ices. The reason they arc wondering is
because the pay voucher which was
sent from Valdez that it was necessary
for all of them to sign was used for
a scratch pad during the day. It was
the one and only voucher. They will
now have to wait untH another is sent.
We are wondering whether it was a
Democrat or a Republican who got ex
cited and just why he choose the pay
voucher to figure up the possible re
sult.
It is hard to determine whether we
are in the early laps of a new war or
in a relapse of tlfe old won.
Written by one of our readers whose
talent for Litarary Art has not birn
oroperly vac mated.
She called him Sweet and Pretty
Names,
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Until he was most Looney:
Her Fondness for him soon wore off,
Now he’s paying Alimony.
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^^One of the Sough^nBHSaTtfir
morning was bemoaning the fact that
he would have to keejv the bright new
green tie that Jerry Murphy gave/him,
in tissue paper until St Patrick’s Pay*.
He had fully expected to wear the Em
erald creation the day after election
to celebrate the success of Jovial Jer
ry, but the day after election showed
t^at there would be no celebration.
Cheer up pld >tiraer, you wore green
ties long before you fyer heard of.
Jerry Murphy and you will continue to
wear ’em when Jerry Murphy has been
forgotten. Green is a symbol of
Spring, when everything is bright apd
fresh arid the new conditions .which
will prevail throughout the territory
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from now on will enable you to wear
your tie whenever you wish ’cause it
will blend perfectly with all the fresh I
new progressive things, destined to j
occur in the near future of the Ter- j
ritory. ' i
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The clickety, click of Jthe Jyne*o
type machine, the wailing of the violin,
the pounding of the piano, the rattle
of the type writer, the hum of the dy- j
namo, the tramping of feet and the j
musical notes of those who snore in ;
the Van Gilder Building will soon j
blend with the whir, of the dentists !
machine as he drills and fills the l
teeth of the people of Seward. The
Building where the Leading Lights of
Seward sleep and live. The building
where the 40 horse power or some
other kind of power lights, shine with
a twenty horse power brillancy and
the coffee peculators refuse to perk.
Where there is enough hot air to heat
the building without its being neces
sary to use the steam heat. Where
knowledge dispensers speak to the
lowly editor and Democrats sit in
their 100ms with the lights turned out.
Where the janitor is the busiest mar
and the Line-o-type operator cusset
the machine when a letter H slides in
to the B column. Where more peoph
come to and go from than any othe;
place in Seward except the P. 0. Som<
building people even though there an
adme sarcastic persons in the towi
who persist in calling it a Nut Asyl
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urn.
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There’s Oil of Cloves—
Also Oil of Wintergreen—
Not forgetting Oil of Peppermint,
and eventually—
There‘11 be Oil in Seward.
Sewlrd*s Future is Assured.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
3.- us
IS THE DISTRICT COURT FOB
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION.
GEOROE HIRSHEY.
Plaintiff.
Vs.
ESTELLE M. HIRSHEY.
Defendant.
The PRESIDENT of the UNITE!
STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: Tc
ESTELLE M. HIRSHEY, the above
named defendant:
► You are hereby required to appeal
in the Distrist C<*krt for the Territory
of Alaska, Third Division, within thir
ty days after the completion of tht
publication of this summons, to-wit.
wHbtn thirty days after the 12th day
<xf November , 1920, and answer tht
above complaint of George Hiraney,
the above named plaintiff in the above
entitled cause, which cause is an act
ion for divorce in one of the cases pre
scribed by lay, wherein the plaints*
ftrayB a decree of absolute divorce
from you, forever dissolving the bowk
si matrimony existing between you
and the plaintiff. And you are
hereby notified that if you fail to ap*
pear answer the said complaint as
herein required, the said plaintiff wUl
take judgment against you for want
fheieof, and will apply to the Court
the relief demanded in his skid
complaint, as hereinabove set out.
' The order for the publication of this
summons was duly made and entered
on t^e 24th day of September, 1929.
^Tbo date of the first publication of I
*b onmmons is on the first day of
October, 1920, and the date of the last
'publication thereof is the 12th day of
November. 1920. . I
. WITNESS, the Honorable Fred M.
Ssowt, Judge of said court and the
md thereof. this 24th day of Septem
ber „ in th*e year ' of our Lord one
Qfiifgjpil me hundred and twenty,
gpdedeor independence the one bund
LANG;
* C3JSBK of tko District Court for the
a the Territory of Alaska. Third . Div
ision. By Aaron E. Rucker,
v * ‘ * ' Deputy.
(SEAL)
Mriicatiam dates, Oct, W-1S-22-2*
k*m wtm
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SI MMONS FOIt PUBLICATION
S—- Hit)
*N THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION.
JAMES CALVIN HUTTON,
Plaintiff,
Vs.
I ABEL HUTTON.
Defendant.
Tb« ^RESIDENT ol'tile UNITED
TATES UK AMERICA. Greeting: To
.IABEL, HUTTON, the ahove-iitmeti
lel'emlant:
You are hereby required to appeal
a thr Distrist Court for the Territory
»f Alaska, Thud Division, within thi*>
.y days after the completion of the
•ublication of this summons, to-wit,
vithin thirty days after the 12th day
if November , 11>20, and answer the
*bove complaint or#James Calvin Hut
.on. the above- named plaintiff in the
kbove- entitled cause, which Cause is
in action for divorce in one of the
;ases prescribed by law, wherein tije
plaintiff prays,a decree of absolute
livorce from vou, forever dissolving
he bonds of matrimony existing be
tween you and the said plaintiff. And.
/eu are hereby notified that if yoi
ail to appear and answer the said
.‘Oinpiaint as herein required, the said
daihtiff will take judgment against
;ou for want thereof, and will apply
o the Court for the relief demanded
h his sai<l complaint, as hereinabove
;et out.
The order for the publication of tbif
ummons was dulv made and enter 'd
•n the 24th day of September, 11)20.
The date of the first publication of
bis summons is on the first day of
Jctober. 11)20. and the date of the last
publication thereof is the 12th day of
November, 11)20.
WITNESS, the Honorable Fred M.
own, Judge of said court and t|ic
^eal thereof, this 24th day of SepteTU
jer . in the year of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twenty,
nnd of our independence the one hund
red forty-fifth.
ARTHUR LANG,
CLERK of the District Court for the
the Territory of Alaska. Third Div
ision. . By Aaron. E. Rucker,
Deputy.
(SEAL) /
Publication dates, Oct, 1-8-15-22-29
Nov.. 5-12.1920.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
No. 158
IN THE DISTRICT COURT "FOI
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
THIRD DIVISION.
FRANK I. ROYCROFT,
Plaintiff.
Vs.
MAUDE ROYCROFT, ^
Defendant.
The PRESIDENT of the UNITE!
STATES OF AMERICA. Greeting: IV'
MAUDE ROYCROFT. the above-nan
jd defendant:
You are hereby required to appeal
:n,the District Court for the Territory
jf Alaska. Third Division, within thir
vy days after the completion of tfc«,
publication of this summons, te-wL
within thirty days after the J2th 4a;
.»f November .1920. and answer tf:
above complaint of Frank I. Roycraf v
I the u bo ve-named plaintiff' in th
above- entitled cause, which cause 1:
an action for divorce in one of tic.
cases prescribed by law, wherein th
plaintiff prays a decree of . absolute di
voice from you, forever dissolving th
bonds of matrimony existing bet wee
you and the said plaintiff. And ye.
are hereby notified that if you fail t
appear and answer the said corap lair,
as herein required, th^ said plaint^
will take judgment against you to:
want thereof, and will apply to th
Court for the relief demanded in hi
qiid complaint,>s hereinabove, set ou(
The order for the publication of ^
summons was duly made and enterru
on the 24th day of September 1928.
The date of the first publication of
this summons, is on the first day, of
October. 1920, and the date of the last
publication thereof is the 12th' day of
November. 1920.
WITNESS, the Honorable F<edf>l.
Brown, Judge of saidf court and the
seal thereof, this 24th day of Bepton^
ber , in the year of our Lord one.
thousand nine hundred and twenty,
and ,of our independence the,*** htofcb
red forty-fifth. . . ,
ARTHUR LANG.
CLERK of flte District Court for mic
the Territory of Alaska, Third Div
ision. By Aaron E/Sucker,
‘Deputy. *»••»*
; (BEAL)
Publication dates, Det, l-S-16-22-29
Nov„ 5-12u 1MB. ' -
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Gateway .Publishing Company n
corporation, doing business nt Seward,
Alaska, on February 20th, 1917, made,
executed and delivered it* certain
mortgage inform dead fatm*l to
doing husi^s’fl)l&\vtf '
SK&AJU&r.
year, eight per cent bonds of_
nomination of five hundred doQnrs
each, secured by said mortage, cover
ing all the property and assets of the
smii&aK
secure the payment of the total snm
ot FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
with jnterest thereon at the rate Of
eight per centum per annum, payable
semi-annually; #
That the semi-annual payment of
interest contracted to be paid upon
said bonds is evidenced by certain in
terest coupons attached to each of
said thirty bonds, and secured as
gfreMpd by said mortgage in regards
tg (be payment thereof;
That the interest due upon said
mortgaged indebtedness upon Septem
ber 1st, 1917, as evidenced by the re
spective fatereat,coupons attached to
each of said thirty bonds of the de
nomination of Five Hundred Dollars,
was and is fully paid;
• That the segu- annual payment of
interest uppn sajd h>°rtgaged indebt
edness, due' to be ‘paid On March 1st, *
1918, as evidenced bv Coupons NO? 2
attached , as aforesaid. to each of
said thirty' bonds, was and is paid in'
part only; tha* is to say: a payment
of such interest in the sups of. Three
Hundred Dollars was made and appli
ed to the payment of the accruing in
tei ns due gn said date, upon
Bo 1 sixteen (16) to thir
ty (30) inclusive; that the * sum of
Three Hundred Dollars covering the
amount of interest indebtedness due
on March let* 1918, upon Bonds.numb-*
ered one (If to. fifteen (15) inclusive,
la wholly unpaid;
That by the terms ana provisions
of said mortgage any and all overdue
installments, of interest bear interest
at (tike rate of eight per centum per
annum until paid; * .
That the .accrued semi-annual pay
ment, of interest upon said mortgaged
indebtedness, due to be paid; under
the terras of said mprtg&ge, on Sept
ember 1st, 1918. as evidenced by Cou
pop No. 3, attached to each of said
thirty bondavin the total sum of six
Hundred Denars was and is wholly
unpaid;
That default has. been made in the
terms apd conditions of^ said mort
gage, by failure to pay the interest, as
Evidenced by the interest coupons at
tached to said bonds, as aforesaid, and
*u$h default' has continued for more
than six mpnttha;
.That none of said thirty bonds, so
as. aforesaid of the denomination of
Fiye Hundred Dollars, each, numbered
from One <11 to Ttyrty (30) inclusive,
are, or have been, paid, and the total
amount of said bonds, to-wit: the sum
if .Fifteen Thousand Dollars is wholly
unpaid;
TJiat on January 20th 1920, as Shewn
by affidavit of the, Trustee, which affi
davit was made fojr the purpose of
com plying 'with the Compiled I^ws of
Ae .Territory of Alapkg,iplafiyo tathe
renewal of.jnortgages upon personal
property wl things aid territory, the to
tal amount due. both principsj and
nterest, was in the sum, of Sixteen
rhonsand Nine and 99-100ttra dollars
($16,009.99);
. That since said date oi jaiuary
20th, 1920, further default has been
nude in the payment of interest cout
* as afore**
__rBLisa
:5g COMPANY haa announced ito in
ability to meet ami . pay its interest
coupons attached to said bonds;
, That thereafter, on .the .7th day .of
September, 1920, by.^uta* adopt
ed, *t a meeting of the bondholders,
therein more than a majority of smd
bonds. wercjrcpresnated, in person, or
by; prpxy, the Trustee, to-wit, the
Bank of Seward, was authorised to
take possession of the property oi the
mortgagor, and to sell the same in ac
cordance with the provision* of the
trust deed* without recourse to. pro
ceeding in court,
THEREFORE, by the tame and
provisions of said mortgage upon: the
demand therefor, ma4o> the Bank of
‘Seward, Trustee aforesaid, dues here
sy, announce and JE*ve pubkc notice
that, after Itys notice shaU hare b™.
published in the Seward Gateway for
a period of jt.leMt;OmiA umk:
ght &
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owner, Maaoei'OUter* Guard :No. 2»
Mare Island, California.
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