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THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST
Issued every Saturday, is
just the condensed edition
of the Daily Gateway to
send to your friends who
want to know about Sew
ard. Ten cents a copy, $1.
50 for six months or $3 a
y§ar.
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,»kpaktmknt of the interior
Alaskan Engineering Commission
[' ains leave and arrive at Seward ;wf
ioiiows:—
' #V A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
;or Roosevelt, Tunnel, Gird wood
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
ia> and Thursday.
’onnections at Anchorage on Mor.daj
and Thursday at 8:30 A. M. for
.Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Iul
.•ootna, and on Wednesday and Fri
day at 8:30 A. M. for Matanuskn,
I.sku, and Cluekaloon.
BRE\hl 1ST, LUNCHEON and
Jinner ser\ed on the Seward— An
chorage train in the buffet car. M6.
ADMIRAL WATSON ARRAY GS
AND GOES TO THE Y> ESTY' ARP
Steamer Admiral Watson arrivc«l
in port at U o'clock last night bring
ing eleven first class and seventeen
.'t* mu': p:i sengers and but sixteen
tons of local fro.ght. Practically all
Va-sorgv-r accommodations were taken
by cuii.io'ymon and others for the
westward and same with height
space. The Admiral Watson left out
shortly after midnight and Capt.
(Has cock intends to go to Kodiak
first, then to Alitak returning to Sel
lovia and Port Graham. Capt Glass
cock does not believe he can make Kc
nai. owing to the ice conditions in
Cook Inlet and 26 passengers and 250
tons of freight for there will be dis
charged at Port Graham.
Passengers arriving on the Admir
al Watson for Seward were William
Osbloon, Thomas A. Shock. Mrs. Ella
McDaniel, Phil Miller, Jack Liecee,
Mrs. Laura Ruston. Mrs. Grace Pur
J. J. FINNEGAN
of Seward
CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
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Valve— In— Head
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and Cioaed
Models
.. H. .. E. . ELLSWORTH,..
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Seward, Valdez, Cordova and
Anchorage.
Your sweetheart will be glad to
know Helen Ardeiie, at the Alaska
Shop.
duo, Ethel Pudue, L. D. Butler, John
Walsh, John Canfield and seven steer
age.
Those leaving Seward were W. W.
French, S. Johnson, C. W. Isaac, W.
G. Thompson, William Bowker, Char
les Oloson, Capt. Ellen, J. H. McCord
for Kodiak; Fred Uizzili for Seldovia.
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Mrs. Chester Murphy Jr., of Mile
240, and Mrs. Richard O’Niel of
Chickaloon, arrived on yesterday’s
train and are registered at the Hotel
' Seward. Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. O’Neil
came to Seward to meet Mrs. McDan
iel who arrived on the Admiral Wat
son.
I. 11. Floischman will arrive on
next Monday’s tmin from Anchorage
I with the body of his wife, who died
there last Monday. The body will be
»taken to San Francisco for burial.
H. A. Hummel, of McGrath and an
E.E. CHAMBERLIN
of Seward,
Announces his candidacy j
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the 3id
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
! * A1ACE E. ANDERSON
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Announces her candidacy lor
ihc Territorial House ot Kepre
' * sentatives subject to the Demo
cratic primaries in April 1920.
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i>;d time prospector, arrived on the
Gateway City limited ycsteiday am.
is a passenger to the states on the
AtUSua. Mr. Hummel registered at the
Hotel Seward. For several years Mr.
1 Hummel has been suffering from
rheumatism and he is going south foi
treatment. Coming out over the trail,
! Mr. Hummel suffered from snow
blindness and received treatment
j here.
Trainmasfcoi Cunningham came ov
! or from Ancltbragc on yesterday’s
train and is registered at the Hotel
Seward.
I F. C. Xcupert, representing a Seat
tle house, is registered at the Hotel
; Overland having arrived on yestcr
1 day’s train from Anchorage.
John Parsons of the well known
Parsons hotel at Anchorage, is re
gistered at the Hotel Overland. Mr
[ Parsons came over to the Gateway
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OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
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General Tranete r 'tiour*. Man. IT anil 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteinore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SL1AARD M1ER and FOUR COMPANY
jlWAKII
JOHN A. NF LSON Manager
Office Admire! Building
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MAKE THE N0RT1I ERN YUU K
HEADQUARTERS W 11U.E IN SEW A Kb.
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city on a busineou nip.
Wuliam iioWKei, wed known man
carrier, ioic on me Admiral v.aisoi.
.or Kou.aiv einoutc to bom bay on a*,
oil land location trip.
vv'. W. French is a passenger to Ko*
diak on the Amimut v>ai*on enroute
co the westward.
T. C. Murray, from McGrath, is
registered at the Hotel Ovcnand. Mr.
Murray leaves on the Alaska for the
i states. For a number of years Mr.
! Murray was connected with the U. S.
j goal Corps and lately has been tin
i wireless operator at the radio station
! at McGrath.
Mrs. P. A. Cook, wife of the tele*
• Taph operator for the commission a
Anchorage, arrived on yesterday’s
rain for a visit with Mrs. Cora Jun
kin.
William Pinncll, and H. Hohback,
from the Iditarod section; George
Panic, with the Aitkens mining com
pany at McG*ath, and Carl Thiel,
from the Kuskokwim arrived on yes
terday's train enroute to the states
and are registered at the Hotel Sew
ard.
C. W. Felch, traveling man, is a
passenger on the Admiral Watson to
the westward.
Kov. George A. I^arn, in charge
of the Baptist Orphanage at Kodiak,
is n passenger for his home on the
Ndnvral Watson after a trip to the
states.
W. H. Dawson, merchant of Ke
nai is aboard the Admiral Watson re
turning from a business trip to the
States.
A C. Ersk;ne. merchant at Kodiak,
is on the Watoon returning home after
a business trip to the States.
A. S. Foster, superintendent of the
cannery at Alitak. accompanied by his
wife, children and 23 cannery employ
ees, passed through for the westward
m the Admiral Watson.
Mr. M. Huffman and daughter, are
aboard the Admiral Watson returning
home to Seldovia after several months
visit in the states.
Melba Straughan returned on yes
te'day’s train after a visit in Anchor
age.
Several Seward residents will leave
on the train tomorrow morning for
\nehorage to attend thee Shriner s
ba1! to be g;ven tomorrow night.
John W. Canfield and J. J. Walsh
signal Corns m^n. are registered at
the Hotel Overland.
Frank Short. S. Oliver and C. N.
Hansen are registered at the Hotel
Soxton hav’ng arrived on the Admiral
Watson. They are former service men
and will be employed by the commis
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sion.
C. J. I.incke. well known Pacific
Coast newspaperman, arrived on tha
Admiral Watson enroutc to Ancho.
ago where he win be assoc.a*.c\« \*....
tiie Anchorage iTmes. ivir. Linc^c hu.>
worked on Canadian papers, ana n**.
oest dailies in California and Wash*
.ngton. Mr. Lincke is stopping at ti»e
Hotel Sexton.
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GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT
OF ADMIRAL LINE MAKING
A TRIP OF INSPECTION
E. G. McMicken, general passenger
.gent of the Adm.ral line, is aboa.d
die Admiral Watson on a tiip of in
spection. This is Mr. McMicken's fir. t
wrip to the westward but he has year
y made a trip to Southeastern Alas
ka ports. Mr. McMicken came north
to Juneau on the steamer Spokane
then transfeircd to the Admiral Wat
son for the trip to this part of the ter
ritory. Mr. McMicken is an old steam
ship man and while the steamer was
in port renewed acquaintances with A
H. McDonald, Leo Margulcs and oth
ers.
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W K A T II K It It K ("lit I
The following is the weather »r|*o»i
mi the 24 hours ending at 7 o'r'u l«
•.is morning:—
SEWARD 34, Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 22, Part Cloudy, Ca m.
Chiekaloon 25, Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 30, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 30, Clear, East.
Talkeetna 30, Clear, Calm.
Deadhorse 18, Clear, Calm.
Indian 10, Clear, Calm.
Hurricane 2 below, Clear, Calm.
Sullivans 1, Cloudy, Ca!m.
Summit 5 below, Clear, Calm.
Carlsons 4 below, Clear, Calm.
Baines 2, Clear, Calm.
Healey 10, Pt Cloudy, Calm.
Nenana 45, Clear, Cloudy, Calm.
Trail Good softens during day.
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PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT
The Pioneers will hold a business
session tonight at 8 o’clock. This is
the first meeting on Friday night, the
change having been made from Satur
days.
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NO MAIL ON WATSON
There was no mail from the states
on the Admiral Watson it all being
held for the Alaska. The Watson
brought only mail from the Alaska
cities . The Alaska brought seven
days mail from the states.
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Assistant ma’e nurses employed at
the emergency hospital in KetcVkan
during the recent influenza epidemic
were paid at the rate of five dollars
per day of eight hours and board.