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>\i)\Y SLIDE ON VNCHORAHK
1)1 \ 1SION RLO(KS THE TR \!N
A >cvero snow slide occurred lat* '
\ ‘stenlay at Mile 77 on the Anchor 1
divi ion and the train from An j
i o age for Kern (’reek, to pick tip
passengi rs leaving here on Sun
>y, was held up all night and until
.r!v tnis forenoon. The train reached
I n (’reek at noon.
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N\ E VTHER REPORT ,
The following is the weather re
j rt for the 24 hours ending at 7 o*
i *ck this morning:
Seward *’>•’. cloudy, calm.
‘ hickau on 20. cloudy, calm.
Wasilla 24. cloudy, calm.
\*‘ ’vnage 21. cloudy, calm.
Matamiska 24. c'audy, calm.
R. H. Snv’th. formerly connects!
t’i the cable office here, then trans- I
red t * > dova. has again been
\ ferred to I'oi t Lawton, at Seat j
and i ro «• on his way south.
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NEW
HOOKS
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URBACH'S
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NEW CHAMBER Of
COMMERCE TO BE
ORGANIZED HERE
There were no bricks thrown, nor
any violence used, but several, in fact
all, at the meeeting called last night
to rejuvenate the Seward Chamber of
Commerce, got piings off their cher,.?
in rip roaring fashion. Several misun
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drrstamlings were explained, clique
ism was denounced, publicity was
endorsed and things are now on t ie
way towards fair sailing for a boost
ing commercial organization.
The meeting was called in Dr. Ko
rn ig s office on Broadway for 7:.‘M) o'
clock last night. Those in attendance
were Dr. Romig, Hugh Dougherty, H.
V. Hohcn, K. L. Whittemore, John
Noon, Cal llrosius, R. J. Weir, J. H
| Lavarne, II. S. Balderston, K. \.
Friend.
The purpose of the meeting was to
discuss reorganization and finally this
was the outcome. Everybody in atten
dance bad something t<> say, and when
l the publicity matter was brought up,
the Editor plainly told those at the
meeting, that aside from about half a
doz *n men in Seward, the citizens
were the tighest kinds of tight wads
when it came to giving up news of
my kind, either general news or news
• f a boo-*im character. Then it star
'd. II. S. !»i ‘derston taking a fling at
members of former Chamber of Com
merces n 't ) aying their dues hot reap
ing results; also diving into othm*
subjects; the oil question was brought
up hv Hugh Dougherty; John Xono
advocated the exploiting of Seward as
the center of the fishing industry; Dr.
Itomig spoke upon general things f<»
•he good of the city; E. 1.. Whitte
more said that he did not want to put ,
•n any more money for dues, etc; un
less the town as a whole was going to
he benefit ted: and J. H. l.avarre
spoke about the success ( ?) he had
' ’(countered towards his new plant to
b ■» constructed on Resurrection Ray.
Hugh Ike ghert.v stated that now
was the time to bring up matters be
fore congre s' relative to certain
things .Mask needed. Mr. Doughertv
said that the money to he derived
from memberships should go towards
the paying of urgent cablegrams and
for publicity.
V.' ervbody took a hand in the argu
ment and finally, through the ciga.
laden atmosphere it was decided that
the Chamber should be “born again.”
The method for the rejuvenation
■ o have a membership of 20 hustlers.
These hustlers are to subscribe a
month for the next three nvmths.
These subscriptions are to he used to
-pread Seward upon the Alaska map
and to show capital and labor of the
states wheie investments can be mad“ j
in this section, and work secured.
As mentioned in the Gateway la t
Saturday, this coming year will see a I
great “over the top” drive to Alaska.1
Returning soldiers, laborers., and in
vestors are coming north. The town
'fering the best advantages and the «
action with the most promising in
ducements will reap the benefit and
EVERYTHING FOR
MEN
EVERYTHING AT
THE RIGHT
PRICE.
IF IT IS TO
WEAR
IT CAN HE FOUND
AT
COTTER’S
niK ri. u i: wiikiik mkn outiti
any section not taking a hunch for it
self now, might as well kiss itself
“goodbye.”
rhe twenty members to form the
new Seward Chamber of Commerce
will shortly elect officers and then
hold weekly meetings where business
can be thoroughly discussed, logic .1
points made and carried out.
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A. It. HAVE MEETING.
The Arctic Brotherhood held
meeting last night which was fairly
well attended. It was decided to drop
all members now in arrears as the re
port to the Grand Camp is soon to
made. It was understood that in drop
ping members, those who have been
in the war service, will he reinstated
without any additional charge.
CITY COCNCIL MEETS
Aside f"om the reading of the re
gular monthly hills and their payment
ordred. the council session last nigh',
was a short one. Those present wev**
Mayor Hoben, Councilmen Cotter,
Crawford, Whittemore, Graff and
Graef.
\V INTED \T <>\< E COOK
v alters and dishwasher. Good men |
only. Leo Jcndy, Commerce Cafe, tI
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LOST— $110. Finder please re
turn to owner, Joe Parpuch. at Palace
Bar.
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IMain sewing clone at Mrs. Klmer >
Nndcrson. *"•
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Furnished rooms Tor rent- Nan (lild
er Building. Nl9tf
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IF"
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you have a savings account in this Bank,
bring in your pass bock, and have your in
terest entered thereon.
IF
you do not have a savings account, start the
New Year right and open an account with us
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1 per cent paid on Saving’s Accounts.
Vndy's e\press meets all trains and
-learners. Rhone ! 13.
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CERTAIN—TKKI) Roofing at
Losius Ac Noon. tf.
ICE ( KEEPERS at J. L. C.raef’s
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CERTAIN—TEED keeps out the
\in. Hrosius At noon. tf.
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.75
; pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
h ' re.
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton &. Thwaites. tl.
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READ the gateway
Pocket Flash lights and batteries at
J. L. Graefs G
FOR SALE Yellow Turnips and
Put abates. Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASK \ TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
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FIRE INSURANCE
s. o. morford
Succe»«or to
JOE CAMPBELL |
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA \
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
H. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop.
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HARDWARE DEI* A RTM E N T
Moquawkie Snow Sh<K*s.
lee Creepers.
Aluminum Ware.
I’yrex {-lass Oven Wave.
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CLOTHING ' DEPARTMENT.
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Rubber R(*>ts and Shoe l acs.
Corduroy Pants, Khaki Pants.
Slickers and Raincoats.
Wool and Flannel Shirts.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Apples.
Grapefruit and Lemons.
Alia Teas and Coffees.
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Potatoes S3.00 Crate.
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