WEDDING AT
WHITE HOUSE
VERY SIMPLE
Washington, May 7. Secre*ary of,
the Treasury McAdoo and M ^ 1 ':i:i*
or Wilson daughter of the p» !"
were married here today w thout any
pomp or ceremony. All prevalent*
were laid aside and even ’ << < : ■ 1 -ir>
custom of present day society "
regarded. The wedding nv:: "
were printed instead of 1“ ing et grave .
Several of the guests.wh » r-ad '«
overlooked in the haste of >t uimg o
the cards were called l»v t*
told to “come on over .
HOUSE OF LORDS
SAYS NO VOTES
FOR THE WOMEN
London. May T. — I»v a vote of loo to!
60 the Hours© of Lord> today, defeated j
the measure granting ei. 'Oidrage
to women. The militants threaten!
another campaign of dLt ruction of
property.
BRONCO BILLY
MADE GOOD
A full house wa> present t.> w e >'\u
Broncho Billy at the S',
picture show la^t nigh'. ’I
which he told why he t!
thief proved a winner. w '
rough riding and rapid action * 1
usually clear.
Kdith Story in * apt. ' :
rival of the western lea nt* ^
place in interest, and the < : '
ing for a mother” prow
splendid example of tin* >i.^> , r. j
motion picture in which day • ^
and word pictures are i: ad*- t •
Japanese scenes were n ’
the usual scenic picture hat tl con -
edv on the other end of the roe m un
up for it.
BEAR HUNTERS
ARE ON THE WAY
ft
Rev. Price of the Congregation a
church at Valdez and Lieut. Dougher
ty of the cable set vice wired to P .
Romitr today that tl >*y would i*e over
on the Northwestern to take pai
the bear hunt.
Meet me at the Branch.
Curtain nods at J. L. Oraef's.
It you want to enjoy you* after
dinner smoke you will sure smoke a
Lovera. THE Cigar.
MERCHANTS KICK
OLD EUREKA TO
SAIL FOR NOME
S:m Kiaiu' W, May. 7. As the re
, . ,.... >1 protest by local tnor
today to send the
p.] ♦ j..j ip(‘t* Ivjreka to Nome this
it she w i 1 carry no passengers.
. y ^ , • , imvd yesterday that no
, , w0\\\ n' (i.t. but that freight
w ,hi be :.e*\\arde*i via Seattle.
WILL REBUILD
LOOP ROADHOUSE
Having received
. , \’r>. Haatz yesterday,
• i if tor of the Loop
nhv- wa> burned to the
< ha> decided to re
v . v. ..ml the work of re
commenced almost
. x » (• Lie will be aide to
' :liin a short time.
'j”r v >> will he built diag
or t p ■ m ad tracks so that
., .iangcr of tire from
strav soariv- ’he engine.
>k (t a*kerel, King Sal
n yt ; r| v. ir;j select Salmon
; . ; Hawkins Quality
lu-ni.
One ,k sin range for sale at
the Commerce Cate.
I il l r EVERYBODY |
f -_. —— ~ ..
Iothinjr. it you
. lilorin*: you , > J
\ *;,» * ^t in tailored
h rs daily 1 f
their clothes
men who want
,, * i appreciate set*- 1 [
i ,pi*are in a
v >». They arc f
O at \OU would n
* Q
- > wearing on *
J a. this even- f
v >!.ip i> all that |
add to a fab j
i s .\ l\t i \ .\ Lj j
\ ♦ *,;.{* - * and vit isfac- !
I wont '•care you a hit
- ;ii will please you a
i I Ilf VI\fRS’ STORE
fRANK J. C0TT1It. Prop.
(’HUM MUMS 119
Ii rani to phone am;
t Parcel Po*t.
The Garstsns Packing Co.
Fresh Halibut Red .Snapper
Black Bass, 15c per lb.
Beei, Pork. Veal, .Mutton, Broil
ers. Roasting Chickens, Fowls,
Butter. Eggs, Etc.
PRIvJLS CL I AS USUAL.
C. \. Mvers. - - Manager
I BANKING MADE I
CONVENIENT
for all at this bank, be- |
cause there is no unnec- |
essary red tape allowed |
to enter into the trans- g
action of business with |
our patrons. I
Our theory is that time is vatu- I
able to all concerned. 1
We offer every facility for I
promptness in banking and wish |$
to do business with you. I
BANK of SEWARD
SEWARD, ALASKA
I THE BANK OF SERVICE I
f Vt EDITOR rambles]
I went up .letTerson street today
And found the Herman physician
Who herds ducks on Resurrection
slough
And mixes epicac toddies
For the ailing,
Doing a little real work.
He was wrestling with a stump about
as big around as a dining table (tin*
stump 1 mean, not the doctor.)
■— — ■
And he was being ably assisted by
John Giluatriek.
They were making great headway
When Aaron Kricson, the ptarmigan
herder,
Interfered with the wheels of pro
gtos> while be quoted the law pro
hibiting federal employes from engag
ing in any labor other than the
task for which t’ncle Sam pays them.
And just as he had influenced the
•‘kronk” fixer to quit and let John j
do it
The district attorney rushed forward
and saved the day by explaining that
even he might work without fear of
punishment, provided he accepted no
pay.
Which isn’t likely.
lint there's a technicality I wanted
explained.
It Herr Doctor hadn’t pulled that i
stump himself he would have had to
pay a regular extractor to do the job.
As it is he keeps the money
And l asked to know.
Isn't he, therefore, paving himself'
wastes?
Hut Whittlesey refused to answer.
»>n my way hack 1 met “Keck1 of
the Seattle thirst foundry
Trving to buy the lot between the
Gateway and Herb Po/.icr’s bunk
hou*e.
He said tie wanted to erect a boiler
factory and promised lie would work j
tlie night >hift only.
Because he wanted to get even with
Herb for keeping him awake for two
nights with that pile driver on the
Seward dock.
Hut Frank Ballaine cabled that he i
wouldn’t sell, so Herb’s safe.
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I Do you want to
SELL OR BUY?
Have you any property in
Seward you want to dispose
of for cash or on terms?
Or do you want to buy ?
If so call at the
Alaska
ij Information
i Bureau
I E. O. Sawyer, Jr., Manager
j Call at office of Gateway. Phone, Main 105.
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OUR NEW SPRING STOCK Of
WALKOVER S METTLETON
., suets ion Mm..
has arrived and just one look will convince you that we
have the niftiest line of men’s footwear that ever came to
Seward.
Ask to see No. 5550 in the Walkover line, which is a
Tan Russian Calf Blucher, on the new “Restoe” last. It is
certain to be a popular shoe for the “man who cares.”
Other attractive models in Black Button and Lace and
Tan Button and Lace, with very heavy soles and light soft
uppers.
Oxfords in Tan and Black in both Button and Lace.
Tennis Shoes for All
Tennis days are here and we can supply the men, the
girls and bovs and the little tots with Tennis Shoes.
The “Goodyear” White Tennis Shoe with dark red live
rubber soles for men is a winner.
IROWN & HAWKINS
The Store that sells Carhartt and Levi Strauss Overalls
QUALITY FIRST
- -1
In the High Top Shoe
For the hills we have one made according to our
personal instructions for a shoe suitable for this locality
—made of Brown Calf Skin, double stitclied, thoroughly
waterproof, and with heavy sole leather outside counters
that will stand the side hills and the rocks.
12 inch top $8.00. 15 inch top $9.00
Other high tops in “Putmans” and “Cutters”, both
standards of the world.
New Spring and Summer Golf Caps and Cloth
Hats, all kinds colors and prices.
Who’s
Your
Tailor?