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kl. ..i i Engineering Commission
.. us :* svi ami arrive at Seward as
lot lows:—
a. M. Wednesday and Saturday
:ur Kooscvelt, Tunnel, ijirdwood*
.vmm . Anive 5:00 l*. M. Mon
, .\ ».m. Thursday.
•* -‘lions .it Anchorage on 5lor.da\
.ml Tint >day at 8:d0 A. M. for
... nus Wasillu. Houston, lul
i ... ami on W.*dnesda\ and Fn
m-o A. M. fcr Mataii'jska,
. . .. and t hickaloon.
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c’u> : ue train in the buffet car. 516.
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yas and machine pro ns aie tv. b. i»s>
Ci puCn Harry L>e W ndt, an E: £
b , ;p!oiv.\ aprainst the poisoned nr
ov s of a tribe described as “whv’e
: y’ on '1 buron Is and, on ti
*. v fie r«*ast. h * announced here to*
• p: in d * Windt said he would
e ? . Y ork in a few days to lem1
a » vi lit’on of x civdians and *•
M xu .. i soldiers to the island,
"Tup* i *;< :d to have r:oh depos:t"
f n*tc!d)a!u! ‘ f ori which rad:um i:
made.
The island is about 40 miles from
Cjtinynms, Mexico, which, in turn,
, n’y about 4 ' hours by rail from r- "
J. J. FINNEGAN
of Seward
CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
B U 1 C K
Yahe— in— Head
.MOTOR CARS
bi.v Cylinder
Open and Closed
Models
.. H. .. K. . B L B S VV O U T H. ..
Atfonl lor
».*x>ard, \ aide/.. Cordova and
Anrliora gt\
o 'a o, L>i U' i Fui. I .«• inhabitants au
.a.d to be (it'sceiuiu.itS 01 Dutch, bwe
d,sii and ticnnun pr.soneis who esc*p
ed t.oin M x.caii prisons several coo
wur.,s a£o. Ui sixteen poisons known
a> nave visited the is.and in tiie pus.
iew year.. in paits s ol two and Hire,.
on.y nine aie said to have rotunud
alive, the others fuil.ng victims.to th
flaxon-haircd, b.ue-eycd, “white In
dians” as the Mexican peons call them.
“Four miles fiom the Mexican
coast.” said Mr. Do NVindt, “Tiburon
s easily accessible. 1 aqui Ind.r.P:,
„-l»o l:w on the mainland, call Tibuion
the ‘Island of Death’ for the reas. n
that a;iy person who lands on it i
/hot by poi or< d darts and then eatmi
by the natives, The caioi.bu.^, in and
t’on to hows and arrows, use an an
cient blunderbuss. They arc Supposed
lo number .">00 to 2 000 persons.
“Resides myself, the cxpedit:on 1
w?T bad will consist of Maeker'ao
G'ieve, the companian of Harry Haw
ke; when he fell during his attomp:
od transatlantic flight: an expert ra
,1‘uin niur’ng engineer, an expert cop
per mining eng'ne w: Anton Gibbon,
nephew of President Carranza of Mex
ico. in whose name the concession per
mitting the exploration of the isla? d
oi‘ Seward,
Announces his candidacy |
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the :Jui
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
ALA CIS IS. AMJLU&Oa
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Announces uer candidacy tot
ttu* unuonai iiua.se ui iwcpie
.x.uanu'H suDjtct lo ilic Uuuo
\iuuc pnmatiia ill AjJfii in-u.
was issued; a man servant ami s.m.
M ex. can so.dieis, assigned to t..
party by me Mexican government. -
imagine t.i; stared mgs on me is.a.,
wul consume atmut three or 10..
months/’
IiAWAU IN\ 1TES U. S. TO
ATTK..D Cl!EAT l»AGEANT
TO BE GIVEN EN Ai’UE
i iiOAGI.l'i.U. T. ii., April K—Coy
ernor McCarthy, who lcit recent ,
' with the Hawaiian commission tc
Wr.-hln; ton, before his dcpaiture i
mi .1 a prcclamat’on to the people o
the United States and of the world ii
g them to Haw ii’s greatest px
mu. April 12 to IS, 1020. The celohr
l-on will con line! ate the hundicth ar
niversary of the landing in Hawaii »
1820 of the first band of New Engine/
missionaries.
The pioneers of Christendom in rh
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WILLIAM A. HESSE.
I*. S. Mineral Surveyor.
I'EDIOUD McNEILL t >i>l
Cordova, Alaska.
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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. ?L
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WITH A PRACTICAL
UNSELFISH AND FAIR.
ADMINISTRATION
TO LABOR And CAPITAL
- OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
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l/ll vCw»< S Oa die AA.twai.ail MiSi.OM
,enu mnai O'.’jif.o 11 win oe twe m
,».at Will toiToCl»y depict u.o aucie..
,,iode ot* lire oi mu nawu.iaii *s.aim
.a. 'ioe 0 <ler geaetUdOn is puasm ;
away rapid.y, aim me youngm m-m.b
a*s 01 too race arc moie laminar v.
modern education and custom turn,
v'/iiii tne m»( o 1 the is.a.ms.
biaborate prc-pai ations have be. 1.
made for the centennial, which i» b
ng iinanced principally by the dc*oc<
dants of the first missionaries, wh
4i\; numbered among the wealtliy ar..
.nfluential of Hawaii.
The ceil to mi ai was hunched by di
Hawaiian board oi missions, a b an.
jf the original American board o;
missions of Boston, which sent tir
first missionaries to Hawaii. Ihe pa
geant also has the backing of tlio 11a
a. an territorial government, oho^e
legislature in 1919 passed an act a »
• .or.zing the governor to appoint a
jommission to act with the mission;'...
joard.
An entire week will be occupied b
c echo ation. Hund eds of nat v»
awaiians will participate, depict-*g
acidents of the ancient life of the
ice. Tlio landing of the missionaries
ill be reenacted and there will fol
i\v scenes showing life during th
s ionary period, the overthrow cf
he monarchy in 1893, annexation t:
he United States in 1893 and othn
listorcal events. The establishment oi
he first printing press in 1820, said to
ave been the first west of the Mm*
id? river, alio will be portrayed.
Distinguished ma nland educators
n l speakers have bA^n invited to a!
'iui. These include, Frank Vandetlip,
Ion. Henry Van Dyke. Aurelia Re’r*
’ ardt, president of Mills College, Oak
end, Cal., Martin Woolley, president
f Mount Holyoke College; Henry Suz
•™lo, president of the University of
Washington; H. B. Wilson, superin
tendent of public schools, Berkeley,
dal., David Percy Jones, mayor of
Minneapolis.
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GARBAGE COLLECTORS
ARE COINING THE DOUGH
BERLIN. April, 8— Garbage col
lectors of Berlin are now earning
move than many university professo r
and much more than minor officio's
>n the Foreitrn Office and the otlmr
ministries. If one has a wa^ron ano
two horses hn mak^s 9 906 marks a
vear, phis his tins which amount to
as much more. He has become a ty
rnrt and will remove no garbage un
less he receives fees The Pevlin pap
ers sneak of him as the “Garbage
Lor4”
»■* ^ \ vjUie, .ipr*. 6- .
t • wV »»\J \J • to «fc..V4 » • *••• ^ -t) •
isiuuvc cnMcv..;ent »asc yea* icui.iii
.'u.u. y .ilcAwov-S v«n. *.*(9 y ^ i - v *
nave Sent a CO*ninittcc te .i-Uv...,,
elcmanu luitiiei* mc.ea^e -
to 40 percent.
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i ol- ALAotk.k
i v/ •* n Ol »iL. n .tin/
.solid1 oi I'.ikiiu.j ii.vkkitii %u b- t.i i
on lUivUaj, npit. *.!*>!, i^.v.
.NUilkl* is aiv.vitj li. nit.—
i IlkIk |/UtSUulU kO ullli nt Ck/*llk/.l»lt.rf
\Viut t:.;«k CcikUill Aft oi cue u.~gio ..
.alo ut v.*e i Oi i tit/- ^ Ut. .i.M.uu, v.-. 5
.lakdi as UiapkCi Oi/ oi wa
i.a..s ol Aiasmi, idiJ, appro. 0v* •'* .
1 _,»u, ia.J, eUiikiCu— nit .*c*. k^ -
, ,ue ioi l.io no.Utttg 01 pi.ma*y eiv.^*
..olid ill cue le. l ikO.y oi /i.us.tu, .o
itX tne Liiiie ami iiiv.ii.ie* o* ito.v* iij,
.lie same, to prodCuOe cue qua .i.e .
kiO.td oi iniiu.Uv.ces kO be lioiinuateu
ducii election, lo (iooignatc die niu.in i
oi Imllg alia authenticating then fail*
dniacj, and io repeat Chapter 4d, oi
c.i< vies, ion Daws oi AiaSiva, l'Jk , «*i>
citied, ‘An -riCt co prov.vie loi the hom
ing oi pinna*y elections in the Tor*i
1 j Ol LO 11X UiO l«li4vJ tiilvi
muiiuei* oi no.dthg the same, kO pi**
dCiiU the quaiiiiCakioiis oi Ckdiuma. s
kU oe nominated ac such elections, ami
to designate die manner oi l*i.ng aim
autlieinicadiig their candidacy, a..d
ui die purpose oi noniiiiattiig can*
u.dated oi Luo VUiiOUo poi.ticai pai t
i s in the ieiMtory ot Aiasua, lor
Lie following oiiicos, to-wit:
A Delegate ironi the Territory of*
Ala ka, lo the iiouse Kepreseiitadvos
Ol vhe L iiittd btates.
An Attorney Geneial for the Teri?
io‘y of A.as.va.
A .ileinbei of the Territorial Senate,
for the 'third Division, of the Terri
tory ol Alaska.
four Members or me icrmor.ui
ilouse of Representative, lor the
Third Division, of the Territory of
Alaska.
i’w > Road Commissioners for R>ad
District No. Thtee.
National Committeeman for trie
le.ruovy of Alaska.
Delegate and Alternates, for the
Teiritoiy of Alaska, to the National
Convention, of said political parties.
The inc.onorated Town of Se.varci,
Alaska, constitutes one voting pn
cincc, and the Mayor and Common
Council of said Town, by Resolution
to such effect duly adopted, have de
signated the To»»n Hall in said Town
situate, as the voting place wherein
such election shall be held and have
authorized and directed, in accordance
with law, notice thereof be given that
between the hours of eight o'clock ;n
the forenoon and seven o’clock in the
afternoon of said Tuesday the 27th
i day of April 1920, in the Town Hah
at * Sewa d, Alaska, a primary elec
tion will be held for the purposes
hereinbefore set forth.
Witness my Hand and the Offic
ial Seal of the Town of Seward/
Alaska, tbs 31th, day of March,
A. I). 1920.
C. A ESTES Clerk,
of tb* Town of Seward Alaska.
(SEAL)
First Pub.. April 1, 1920.
Last P^b., April 22, 1920.
Four Times.
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