IE SEWARD GATEWAY
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Seward. Alaska, Under the
Act Of March I. 18.9.
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dONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1921
UR STRONGEST NEWSPAPERS
Tie best twelve American news
>ers, judged by the strength o
ir editorial pages, have been de
mined by a poll of American edi- i
ial writers. The poll was made bj
jenville Talbott of the Augusta Ga
ronicle for the Editorial and Pub
ler of New York, perhaps the lead
technical paper for newsaper mer
the country. The result of the pol
wed the following as the preferret
, alphabetically arranged and not
accordance with their votes:
laltimore Sun, Boston Transcript
cago Tribune, Christian Science
rvitor, Indianapolis News, Kansas
f Star, New York Post, New York
ies, New York World, Philadelphia
Iger, Portland Oregonian, Spring
d Republican.
k similar investigation recently as
which newspaper in the United
tes is regarded as the most use
newspaper in the country by the
'spaer men resulted in a verdict
the New York World. The verdict
; based on the strength and clarity
ts editorials, the breadth and use
less of its viewpoint and the pro
?sive and fearless manner in which
akes up and presses for solution
derns of vital concern to the Amer
i people. The immense circulation
the World aided it in getting a de
m over some other papers which
5 vigorous editorial pages and
ng, constructive policies.—Juneau
aire.
1INGS JE THINK
e who is doing nothing has many
elp him.
>etry with large feet isn’t always
ten in Chicago.
j
nbition is a fire the waters of
rsity are apt to quench.
iting some angel food cake makes
in feel like the devil.
in says there is a woeful lack of
:ity among women. Whose fault
f
Man is in a mighty poor position to
;ay that woman doesn’t %vote intelli
gently.
This is the season when you should
>y all means scatter sunshine along
/our way.
.ow many repentant sinners would
:ere be if no wrongdoers were ever
ound out?
Discarding peek-a-boo waists during
Minnesota winter is not necessarily
i sign of modesty.
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Many hot-headed people are also
.vell-readed. We supose the heat was
ne cause of the expansion .
Many married men vh° are not na*
..rally superstitious are afraid to go
..me in the wee sma’ hours.
There’s one nice feature about la
jr Day and Thanksgiving. They al
ays come on a school day.
Cigarettes are now said to cure th
rink habit. Another case where th.
.re is worse than the diseasew
A Washington man voluntarily rc
irned to jail Evidently wanted to be
ire of a place to eat and sleep.
i
Mrs. Timothy Hay, of Iowa hai
en granted a divorce. It is appro
bate that she should be a gras;
widow.
Do not trample on the man who i
lown. No one gets so low but tha
lis good will may of use to you
ome day.
No matter how much money a mar
?arns, if he can’t make both ena;
neet he is worse off than the man 01
i slender salary who has a little laf; |
over every time.
THAT REFERENDUM
Twas a “solemn referendum/'
ferendum, 'endum,
That Woody thought would knee";
us dum\
Demdum', damdum'.
When Woody said, “Come, lend all
hands,
We said we’ll surely lend 'um,
And here's a boot we hope will suit
Your European endum.
'Endum, 'ferendum,
A solemn referendum,
And here's a boot
We hope^will suit
Your European endum.
Then Coxey said, “Lord Woody’s
right,
His points I will defendum.
There is no issue other than
A solemn referendum.'
But where, oh, where' is the old boat
“Cox.”
That sailed away without roations.
Wrecked she lies upon the rocks
' West of the league of nations—
Cold rocks, crueWocks,
Rocks without endum*
She lies a wreck
Stove in, by heck,
From prow to other endum.
—Jackson, Ohio, Sun.
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WHERE TPE “OLD TCZERS” MEET
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HOTEL OVERLAND
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J. J RYAN. v BOBT. KELLY,
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
"Notice is hereby given that at
the hour of nine o’clock A. M. on
Tuesday, the 1st day of March 1921,
The Registration Books of the Town
of Seward will be open at the Office
of the Municipal. Clerk, in the rear
of the Bank of Seward Building, for
the purpose of Registering all quali
fied electors, twenty-one years of*
age or over, who are citizens of the
United States or who have declared
their intention to become such, and
who have resided continuously one
year next preceding the date of the
Election in the Territory of Alaska,
and six months next preceding the
date of Election within the corporate
imits of the Town of Seward. All
Electors must, before voting, Re
gister their names and qualifications
:ith the Registration Officer.
Regstration Books will be open
very day, except Sundays, and Holi
lays, Beginning March 1st, 1921,
’uring the following hours;
ntil the Friday next preceding the
irst Tuesday in April, From 9 A. M.
j 12 M. From 2 P .M. to 6 P. M.
?i Friday and Saturday next pre
ding the First Tuesday in April,
rom 9 A. M. to 12 M, from 2 P. M.
o 5 P. M., from 7 P .M. to 10 P. M.
That said Registration Books will
^e closed for such Election at 10
Vclock Jf*. M. Saturday April 2nd,
'921. >
That said Election will be held on
.lie First Tuesday in April for the
urpose of electing the following of
ficers:
IAYOR
HREE MEMBERS OF THE COM
i ION COUNCIL.
iUNICIPAL CLERK.
IUNJCIPAL TREASURER
■ ITY ATTORNEY
XE MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD
V CLERK) |
ited at Seward, Alaska, this 7th
y of February, 1921.
C. A. ESTES,
Municipal Cl@rk.
t Monday February 7th, 14th, 21st,
th, once a week for 4 weeks.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS .
•
Old Number 73, Kenai Precinct
NTe\y^Number 7, Seldovia Precinct
• THE PROBATE COURT FOR
SELDOVIA PRECINCT, THIRD
DIVISION, AT SELDOVIA, TER
4 UTORY OF ALASKA.
the matter of the estate of Albert
cTmore, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
• undersigned has been appointed
l has qualified as Adimistrator of
j estate of Albert Filmore, deceased,
i accordance with an order duly made
icrefore, NOTICE is fiereby given to
i creditors of and all persons having
aims against said deceased, to ex
bit said claims, with the -necessary
juchers, within six months from the
te of this notice to the said Admin
.rator at his place of business, in
jidovia, Seldovia Precinct, Cook In- v
t, Territory of Alaska,
ated at Seldovia, Alaska, this 18th
day of December, 1920.
' DR. FRANK H. BURGIN
Administrator of the Estate of Al
jrt Filmore, Deceased,
rst publication, Jan. 20, 1921.
ast Publication ...... ........ »•••«. ..
EDERAL POWER COMMISSION
IN compliance with the Federal
ater Power Act (41 Slat., 1063) no
e is hereby given that Frank L. Bal
rne, 424 Alaska Budding, Seattle,
. ashington, has applied for prelimi
ury permit for a power development
.v'olving Upper Kenai Lake, Alaska,
nd Kenai River, from the outlet of
u:d lake to a point approximately 11
liles down stream therefrom. Any ob
ction against granting such permit,
request for a hearing thereon, to
; ther with any briefs, reports, or
her data for which consideration is
.sired, should be submitted on or be
ore April 14, 1021 to the Executive
'cretary, Federal Power Commission,
Washington, D. C.
"notice to creditors
Seldov’a Precinct, Docket No. 10
In the Probate Court at Seldovia, Sel
dovia Precinct, Third Division, Ter
ritory of Alaska.
n the matter of the Estate of John A.
Nelson, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that
.he undersigned has been appointed
Vmd has qualified as Administrator of
the estate of John A. Nelson, deceased
In accordance with an order duly
made therefore. - .
NOTICE is hereby given to all cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit said
fclaims, with the necessary vouchers
, Vithin Six Months of this notice to
the said Administrator atiiis place of
(Business* m Seldovia, Seldovia, Pre
fcinct, Third Division, Territory of Al
aska. *
Dated at Seldovia, Alaska, this 1st
to * Jrr&JIWnuM.
Administrator John A* Nelson Estate
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James Armstrong, J. C: Pollack, Mrs
inig Koehler, Airs. J. C. Pollock, Mrs
M. Gilmore, W. Hacker, C- Chaetham
C. A. McDougal, J. M. Meyers, E. F.
3elleau, Chas. Dimond, F. B. Curran
Hotel Sexton.
S. B- Stanley, 7W. A. Harmon an
wife, C. Cleague, T. J. Allison, Toi
Tisher, J. I. Strom.
Hotel Overland.
F. Hart, J. V. Harrison, Sergean
Fred J. Longacre, Frank Berry, Mr?
Charles Cameron, and son, Mike Rv
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WEATHER REPORT
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EWARD, 24A, Snowing, calm, 12 i:
NCHORAGE, 23 A. Cloudy, Calm.
ATANUSKA, 28A, Cloudy, East.
HICKALOON, 15A, Clear, Calm.
'ASILLA, 22A, Cloudy, calm.
\LKEETNA, 20A, Cloudy, Calm.
URRICANE, 16A, Snowing, East.
UMMIT, Zero, Cloudy, Calm.
'ealy, 2B, Clear, North.
ENANA, 5B, Clear, North.
AIRBANKS, 2B, Clear North
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What is the use of
washing at home?
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SEND your laundry to
the Seward Steam Laun
dry for Roughdry, only
15c a poipid. All you do
is iron and starch a few
clothes. We finish every
thing that goes through
Alaska — Washington — California ALASKA ROUTE
Safety Courtesy Serrlcs Speed
' Sails from Seattle Sails from Seward
Feb. 18th ADMIRAL WATSON Feb. 26th
Watson 'does not go west of Seward this trip
( ompanj reserves ri^ht to change schedule without notice
Office in Admiral Building.
Wayne Blue, Agent_ _Seward Alaska.
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ALASKA— “
SAILING SCHEDULE
Leave Seattle • Leave Seward
ALAMEDA Feb. 9th Feb. 15th.
NORTHWESTERN Feb 19th Feb. 26th
ALAMEDA March 1st March 7th
NORTHWESTERN 11th * March 17th
ALAMEDA March 22nd March 28th
NORTHWESTERN April 2nd April 8th
Porte of call: Alameda North Bound; Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,
Haines, Skagway, Juneau, Cordova, LaTouche, Seward.
Alameda South Bound; LaTouche, Valdez, Cordova, Juneau, Ketchi
kan, Seattle.
Northwestern North Bound; Ketchikan, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez,
LaTouche, Seward. Northwestern South Bound; L'Touche, Valdez,
Cordova* Juneau, Ketchikan, Seattle. A a McDONALD, AGENT
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NEW.VICTOR RECORDS JUST RECEIVED
X'M A LONESOME LITTLE RAINDROP—V. Roberts.
For Eveiy Boy Who's on the Level—Roberts-Haimonizers Q.
BROADWAY ROSE—Burr-Peerless Quartet
Mother's Lullaby—Sterling Trio.
UNCLE JOSH AND THE HONEY BEES—Stewart
Unde Josh in a Cafeteria—Stewart.
OH GEE! SAY GEE! YOU OUGHT TO SEE, ETC.—Murray.
My Home Town is a One Horse Town—Roberts-Har. Qt.
DOTTY DIMPLES—ONE STEP—All Star Trio.
12th Street Rag—Fox Trot—All Star Trio.
TIP-TOP—MEDLEY Fox Trot—Six Brown Brothers.
If a Wish Could Make it So—Med* Fox Trot—Six Brown Brothers.
WHEN YOUR’E GONE I WON'T FORGET —Peerless Quartet
There's a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home—C. Harrison
IF YOU COULD CARE—Medly Waltz-Smith's Orchestra.
Happy—One Step-Smith's Orchestra.
TRIPOLI—Medly Waltz-Smith's Orchestra.
Alice Blue Gown—Waltz-Smith's Orchestra.
(SAME PRICE AS IN SEATTLE OR ELSEWHERE)
Seward Drug C< ipany
REMEMBER:
When you have a party;
When you entertain at luncheon;
When you have a dinner guest,
THAT WE HAVE WHIPPING CREAM
SEWARD JERSEY DAIRY
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THERE IS NO ECONOMY in casing a cold
lunch and eating it on the train between
SEWARD and ANCHORAGE. The service in .
the buffet car is excellent; the prices within
reason and the qnality and preparation of the
food perfect We nuke and serve reel coffee.
' J. CASEY