KUOS I US & NOON
LI WHEK ami BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
Km ST VNDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLL* U. STAND \KD KID.
FKYK — KIIIJ1IN COMPANY
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Inspect our Uefriuerators.
\ 'lire Yourself of ( leanliuoss
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Just received
the finest
assortment of
wool. I’AN’i’S
MOCCASINS I’A( S
and Four 1‘ncku-ij
a units
In lie’ ! • m' h nvv
weight. t ome in oval
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h«nt'« tw* ' • l,; ‘ :*
I lot 4*1 Soxtftn. llltf.
Sl\l< at .1. !.. lilv U I S.
lioivo of Hart >chattni»r Vai\
clothing l. 1C I» Vi ll’>
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|.ad> Torrington \.»orum *wt*«*pcr»
at GR1EI >
Sled' for hoy* and tjirU at (tra4*f «.
KAYO lamp* with shades $3 30 at
' Graef’s.
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Electric Seeing 'l **hine motors m.
Gnt'fg.
National Water .Mo* *r Washer*
at J. I. Graefs.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef’a.
Ice Creepers and Skates - Gr jet's
Fishermen’* Supplies at Grn< !*
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FLASH 1 IGHTS and batteries at
J. Li til •
Leaving Anchor * at > o'clock
yesterday mo;n»ng, the Gateway <
lim;ted hit the high spot* for the n\i
home town and arrived at Sewatd
yestei day afternoon at 4:30 o'elovk.
The return t ip leaving here .. ue -
row morning at S o’clock v. undoubt
edly be a slow one.
KG'in Swotmann anu llusby 1 .
who Have been at Anchorage sine;
January 10th hustling up things n
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn Mfi
LET US D 0
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Layndry
Phone Main 157
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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vi.v(i:. vnpicrson
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\t:* l.or cani'-tiacy lor
!;,* i i . orial t»| Rtprc
v “)J; i \ » ’ih .'1M to till' PoiUtl
crr. it* pri '.mo* In April IML'O.
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t VI- . u tm ni, cor.Id not s r.\
» i the To ininal city any
• • • . e..me ovei o the train ye-.
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t ; ii tomorrow :.r ! t. nr* bad
*,* v a.v! for permanent reside.• e
UmwU'. d' • maid’ * ot next menth.
Cupt. H. S. Lee, 01 C **4., my !'
Ini uitrv. with his headquarters at
A* •horau *. came over on the (Gateway
tV i ’> } •! and will perhaps rotuvi
,*n tom • o\\ V train. The visit her.* is
o the p ii*|)o>e of inspect m* the n» a1
detachment.
t’.!| t. .1. .1. ’Ivan and M. U. Tarw it
■ *f‘ !'etu«iv* I on yesterday’s train from
\tvl'nr ae • Both went over to the a *
t »i e t‘>\va on Saturday's reff’d.v
train.
0. Herb* t Wilson, obi tinier »n
♦his section, is registered at tin* Ho-,
Sexton ! om the Kantishna dis
• t. *:iv nr. arrived on the train vesn
• eidav afternoon. •
II. Hagsumd : nd wife, from Anche
ay", are rogist-red at the Hotel Sew
ard. They will be passengers south on
the tm*' • Alaska.
.John K. Meals came in on ycsV*
(ia ’s tiain from Mile o2 and is reg;. -
t» 1 at the Hotel Seward.
Ci *0rge E. Potter is registere I at
a Hot-'l Seward from Anchorage.
M *. Potter will assist on the dock for
a f ‘ w weeks.
Dr. Kitkham. post medical inspe°t
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;n y st'rday on an official trip.
Tonight at ^ o’clock, in the town
' ad, farmers and other: owning pr»
rv’ ty in the vail *y no»*th of Sowarl,
- ill mr"t loca' men for the purpose
f arming a holding company for -d
land development.
George Guest caught 50 pounds of
Maska sardines down the bay yester
day during his vacation hours from the
cable office.
American Paper Representative
McDonnell; M. C. Rugg and R. Was-' -
iin. a'so well known traveling men,
returned or yesterday’s train from
Anchorage and are registered at the
Hotel Overland.
K. V. Bovle. f orr Cordova, who has
h^on visitir" at A nchoYa go, is regist
or - at the Hotel OveHand.
The gnsbpnt North Star, enrout'
to I’nga to engage cod f;shing, is
in nort. The North Star left Seattle
during the middle of January and lies
h a stormy trip northbound.
The Vaska has 200 tons of freight
for Seward, commercial and commit
j < on shipments.
The dance last night, given by the
Arctic Brotherhood, while almost an
imnremntu affair, was well attendees,
everybody had pen and all enjeyed
themselves. Grant Gorison, John D.
Sullivan and W. E. Ellis had charge of
the dar.ee.
Councilman E. L. Whittemore ro
t 'Ofi on :t'"t,''’v’4 train from An
where he has b^ep on a busi
r« . g?n sipre loct week.
ry. H. Blyt-h is now on the wav
«nrth to attend the dental college ses
sion at Seattle. Dr. Blvth will return
to Seward within the next six weeks.
It Js understood that the ladies,
both single and married, are to givrt a
leap var darce in the verv near fu
ture. Mere man will on that night
G. M. C.
TRUCKS
, u Motor Trucks there have been nt
.achinents and notions and unusual de
apns, now *.e have the simple li. M. t .
.1 >ou are >eekinp a simple economical
durable truck, look into the Line of
ii. M. C.
II. K. KLLSMOKTH. A pent.
Uuick Nuto & (i. M. (’. Trucks, Ford
Supplies and Tires.
know how it i 'els to “sit it out ’ il
oecassion should arise.
Tni; hu ! t car on the Gateway C.tj
limited is said to ho tin* real thing, a
credit to the railroad and a great con
von tehee l<> tii • traveling public. Short
orders are served and no stops avo
made at wa\ stations for meals.
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'I lie following i< the weather irpo»t
for the 21 horn < ending at 7 o'clock
i*n.s moi mug:- •
SKW’AitD VS Cloudy South.
Deadlier.*28 Cloudy Calm.
( ilkoetna 20 t loiuly Calm.
Wasilla 10 Cloudy Calm.
IWitanuska > Cloudy Calm.
C!di Unioon Cloudy Caltu.
A aehorag • .“.t> Cloudy South.
STEWAKT COMES HACK
,). A. Stewart returned from Tal
ke* ma on yesterday's train. Mr. Stew
art has been operating a dog t« er;
>?i ,»e t it-oil l.ue f*'om t alkeetn i t<*
the ’ate* i))*. He has disposed o* )'is
dog having sold several to (I *org(
\o. • and is going to look into Inc
u.* land around Sv wa d.
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\LASk V LEAVES JCNKAl7
St**: mer Alaska sailed from Junrau
at :.‘10 o’clock yesterday afternoon. H
the Alaska does not go to Skagwav, ns
don - on the last trio north, the ste • n
or should reach Cordova tomo-roA
morning about 4 o'clock and could
• ea h Seward Thursday.
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KLOISE IN STORM
\t 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon
the Eloisr had not yet reached K.k! ; !<
; n 1 was supposed to still he anch *i'f,,i
it Seldoria waiting foV the severe
storm lo pass over. The gash oat Am
erica, dispatched last Friday from Ko
diak. went to where the Rloise was an
chored and took .1. J. Finnegan abortd
then put off to the westward . Mr.
Finnegan is bound for the westward to
make oil land locations.
COOMBS HAS DIFFICULTY IN
(JETTING ALASKA ISLAND
Clyde Coombs of Cordova is o*t a
hunt for some deoartment of »h *
government which can lease one o«
the many small unnamed islands in
tlu* p-yific belonging to Alaska. Ih
ho wants is about 80 miles rrom
Kodiak.
He has communicated with 'Vas' -
ington, D. C., and was tohl to r ‘ F <
Juneau 1apd off’Cn as well a*: '
fov.^t office and other offices of
representatives of the OJovornment
but it could not be determined defin
itely whether the island he wante i
to lease was under the purisdiction
of the forest department, tin* fis’i
erics department, or some other de
partment and was finally advised Ir
go to'Seattle and consult with th«*
head of the United Stat *s fisheries
department • located there. He lefl
on the Admiral Watson. If he <• » not
^et any satisfaction he purposes to
proceed to Washington.
He wants to lease the island ■'
fox raising , and he wants assurance
that after it is leased some other
person will not lm given a permit to
occupy it after In* has spent a snud
fortune there on improvements, j
Coombs told about another resident '
of the westward who leased an i
and for fox raising and 1: ter tlv*
forestry department gave some othe»*
person permission to use tin* tim
ber. Since the timber was cssent
to the industry of fox raising, the
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fox farmer, who thought he was m
undisputed possession of the island
hv virtue of his contract, upon learn
ing of his mistake has been “talk'ng
in his sleep” about the multiplicity
of interlocking government bureaus
and their methods of doing business
in Alaska. Coombs is anxious,
passible, to n,?oM a simdiar mistake
before investing all of his hard-eanvvl
cash. The other fox farmer pr»i
th** government $200 a year for his f
lease.
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NOTH’K OF FLUCTION - •
Notice is hereby given that at the
! our ot n.ne o’clock A. .\1. oil tile 1st
of Maich, 11)20, the i»*k stration books
of t• •• * Town of S«;v aid will ho open at
tlu* Munnic put Ciork’s office, in tlu*
Hairiman National Hank Pudding, Fo»
tlu nurpos--' of i«*g steung nil qual
itieu tiicc*ois, l,,eaty eno y< ars of ag
or over, who are citizens of the Unit
cd States or who have docia.e t
their intention to become such, and
who have resided continuously on
yon.* next preceding the date of thy
election in the Territory of Alaska,
and six months next proceeding tiu*
date of ejection within the corporal*
limits of the Town of Seward. AM
'electors must, lu*fore voting, register
their names and qualifications wit!
the Registration Officer.
Registration books will be <>;» • *
ev**ry day, except Sundays and bin -
days, beginning March 1st., 11*20,
du ing the following hours;
From 0 A. M. to 12 Noon.
’ From 2 P. M. to fi P. M. ::
The said election will be held on tlu
first Tuesday in April for the pur** *
of electing City Officers and mombe..
of tlu* School Hoard.
The officers of the City to be °l * t
od are as follows:
Mayor,
:> members of the Seward Comnnn
Council.
Treasurer.
Municipal Clerk.
City Attorney.
One member of the School Roan! a
Treasurer.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, February
20, 1920.
C. A. Estes,
• Municipal Cl *>k.
The pungent
richness of’ pure
Havana, to1 p.cco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lov2ra Mjnc: 'c h
Actual -V«^e
H. V. UOHKN A. K liAV*«
ALASKA TRANSFER ;
U. V. ItOUKN, Manao* u
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Gcal, Wood and Ice
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,General Transfer * • I’hon**. N ».n 1" anti HI
; HOTEL OV ERLAND
Whittemoiau'& Ai Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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JOHN A NCLSON. Vanajjcr
Office Admin! Building
\V’nvn»* Ofuc. Agent.
■ SEWARD AIASKA
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DISTRIBUTORS
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f.rvice that a fisherman
id> c boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
• But Goodrich “Hi-Press” Rubber Roots and
t or< try. rht y’re made in a
he.ter wav—in t'N'iv St (RIO PIliGli mid
thev can t leak or peel.
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season of hard ser\iet—out
wear two (a* three ordinary
pairs.
Pul your money on (Joodrich
4< J li- Prcj s” and you’ll never
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he satisfied with anything
else..
9 Sold by 45,000 Heaters
t'he F. l\ Goodrich Rubber Co.>
The Cnty of Goodrich—Akron, Ohioj^:
113-15 K::ig Street
Seattle
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