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Inspect our Uefrijjcratora.
Assure \ outsell ol Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
COTTLE’S
Tin: Sliaiae-IL-n
SEKINC Samples
Arc Here—
Conic in and
Loos Over Lie
Samples lor a
Si I T. Tvorscra
BRLEvHJS -
(’ O T T E R ’ s
mit‘ by
Alaskan Lnuineorins Commission
apply Kmp » yat Ooicc S ^*u.u.
12 Timb*»moi\.
i) buU cooks.
3 flunkeys.
2 l« un. tors.
2o L: borers. at Mile >2.
POK-KVAT — IV uisbetl houses .*.n*l
Cabi lit. See U«»u.;herty.
KOI* SAl-K— ( bean a suhsfa*iti
two roo-i ho sc. Can he moved. Inq.
Lloyds Shoo Shop. - Ml ».
SivIS Hi
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Home of flirt Sellaffiwr «& Mar.
clothing— l 1M* ^ •' *
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Lady Torrinctoii vaccum sweep i * j
at GRAEF’S
Sleds for boys and gir’s at Graefs
KAYO lamps with shades $;'» 30 a
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors *
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at j
Gratffc. [
Ice Creepers and rentes Grat
Fishermen’s Supplies at <» ^
FLASH EIGHTS ami batteries a: ,
J. L. Graefs.
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SCBSCRIRF FOR THE C. \ I FNV \'> j
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNEK
Tel. Madsn 14fi
LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Phone Main l
JOB PRINTING i
AT TH E
gateway
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DAILY
GATEWAY
10 TIIK VOTERS OF SEWARD:
'!!• -ii *, th. it I have pfieon fair
•ir I fa?;! V*! s twice to the taxiuy.w
f S 'ward "hi! * act njr in the capa-n-.
ty of City T:(usurer, 1 respectful
my name as a candidate for re
**’• ction.
MIGtf. HUGH DOUG TIE KTY
WATEKY’U E. o., Mar., 18— Will
the issue of prohibit: >n tiprure in th
nomination of president al candid-’*- •>
!
Th-' Anti-Saloon I.eanruo of Anie**.
r»:r* vnti r
l. .'J i!>'U L t Li\
< "s ' • /> A f ?• ->rk
Uch oLUrtil oi
Keep It handy to promote prompt
relief from rheumatic
mins ;*od aches
U 7 fEN
Y y l-ii.ini ..t %v:il do, a-, t Oman’s
f i. a and women the worth
r»v r \ :*r.v, vo t », will keep it handy
V.n will use it tar t lose ’twiny s ot
r ■ • mutifc,*' Kr r “ *vinfc tli.it lame
t ;ck, in s he s,:‘ .» s and soreness.
s. !l ts ot e ternal pan s, wd
e.< ) »s :r * » rm. f s
Onlv t * : s a In tie, applied v.'/av
ru'>’» „• />• • tvtraU's. sc*.f? -in}*
I a •«> i *r>f ion, hri:'..hnv» tv "' if il relit*
to t V: i ir > > >i ip, iunspiiu* . t
r -r *e T7 *s — 35c. 70c v. *0 ft.nv
fra; *>t has it If not *\ *h like to
hi'iv i««
* ; v* >-*,-**■ *■' « *■■ »•*
r •* * $
>Sfc * ft ? . .•/ . v.
vF A k
fiJN# -x. , — .;-v "T
m.H&SfetsQgai* i <
:h
UU1C K
Valve— In— Head
MOl’OU CAKS
Six Cylinder
Open and C»Oocd
i\iode.s
.. II. .. L. . K L.L S W 0 11 T il. ..
Agent For
Seward, Valdez, Cordova and
Anchorage.
ca, tluougli a s.a cm cut issued today
uj i.. it. i/iinttiigvou, s'v< iett.iy oi its
«ja kUuve iCitiiiiiu c, enuciikOiS lo an
swer taut question by danaiing that
u.iibiuua, or, rather, suiegua.dmg
ot prohib.l.on, \\iii be a \e*y live issue
.. ilJl Otin> v. :C jJ*tSidciU:Ul CUinpiU ;fl
o .v 1T1 tif * i*.iwt. ii oi LongfcS.saioii.
i^il «. 4I. Ua . . S *t« t> 111 1U i»a> Si
ihoiiib v. ■ • titi’o, and, as wo lie*
neve, ». Ski y. i . • qa .stion at issue «s
Hot Wile da*.’ pit. ii. t Oil is Ol’ lloi do
> . .0 . ih..k Wil. it (;ukSt..ull Oil wlliC*ll
. t ; d tier before pro
itibik * ii Sttiini-* tile ills oi ti.e iiiim
... . . k.al < .on.
i» kii qm ti piomauioii was nlime p >s
>.b!o o’uij by a will ol Inc majoviiy,
ai.. viia. .aim win, working through
Li..' s. tu n oti'i.'u. oj i-ti ch prou.o -
. ).i bocal's-* lav., call, >i it chooses,
ki. i i iv..ii• * . i.u out Oi toe consdlu
ti* n.
4 'til*. - ! now • s ■
shall the law b.* onfoiced? To that
• J .ciibot: ilCl'C i U i; b i l !i ) iklUSW'l
\..i prohibit'cii
h<‘ ii.. „ v *. . v *1 •■.* . v aid a «
* . a.h ^ . ;:i <». be 4. lawless < !t
i'/. a. As ll.j Anti-e a con l.t tt^uo .
it, two important tilings arc imolvo l
ia the comuinomination • and e’o't
ions: tuiu that the ei. ci ix cutivo
of til's nation, \ i.o in Die chief law
t ;i\) c * .lent official, must be a man
wholly com mated to ti.o emoreenmut
p« . cy; a d. s cu.id, tb a Congress
p v:.v4 he c!( d tl at wiii tahe narbneh
4 a. Is. p in prohibit' ui log’shitio i.’
>:o r.oozn- >.o jails
G ' " »nt, Mar., $
: :■ aOO and $14,COO an*
n •:’’v it ij> c t’lnntcd, v.'ili he stv i!
y if Uv?
i ,:v.)\v ml” i ora'il *• atVn hor° to
comb:ne the city an ! county jails *s
adopted.
\'0\A F1CAL ANNOUNCKMEN 1
I
of Seward,
Announces his canuidacj
for Senator in the Territov-i
ial Legislature, from the 3id
Division, subject to the De
publican primaries.
ALYCE E. ANDEUSON
Or MMU itiC
Announevs her caiulhlacy lor
ihe 'lerr.lorial House oi Uepre
semalivcs subject lo the Heiao*
era tie primaries in April HJ-0.
Win. A. Ilesse,
Cniled States Mineral
Surveyor,
Cordova, Alaska.
Since tin? advent if p.inhibition, .
iS di ci'llcd• ai iCi »s l:a> * r«. i v n v *.
such an extent chat there is hard .
n cd lor or. • jail, to say nothing v.
two. There is also a pan to o^.i a.
a city d tertian harpita! in the n* *
er.t city j ul b idding, vs rig the p.v*
• *v i ni'i.v j 'il for th ? comb ned pi..
pose.
GOOD TIME AT DANCE
T!i ' St Patrick’s day dance g. '
on last n gbt by the Arctic Eroi’tw
hood was well attended. The a
nr lineament was made that daneiiv
v; v.d ! start at 0 o’clock. It did, t;v*
orchestra being on hand at that !:n
•rd tho mus'c started. There wore tv.
co.’ples on the foor and five ex*
kuli s. The seven, with another v 1
:i*se: 1 ntly sPppod in shortly aftr (■*
15 o’clock, had an enjoyable party fe
fully three quarters of an hour when
• b g *.n arriving. At 10:30 o’
clock there were 37 couples on l’ ‘
Too-. Dancing stopped at midnight.
Of Southwestern Alaska, the heart of the new
ALASKA OIL FIELDS
Reliable and positive information furnished.
Itcj.oi t of well known geologists and
consulting engineers.
Reports of the IT. S. Government Experts.
Write for fall information to the
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Seward. Alaska.
N* B. — If *To?ng to any of the Alaska Oil Fields,
OUTFIT AT SEWARD
H V lioitKN A K Dav* •
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOI KN, Manaukr
Coal, Wood and Ice
I (J' ntM.ii ’1'iJir.sU** IMioufji, Mam I" ami 81
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HOTEL0\ERLAND
Whitteiuore ir Murpules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
' mil m of FCV.EB COMPANY '
I
SIVtAK!)
JOHN A NFLSCN Vana^cr
Office Aclmii**i Hiiilding
Wayne lilue. \gent
AIASKA
!
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
ALSO
NON
CIGARS
M VKK "in NORTHERN YOUR
, LLE IN SEWARD.
ALASa V 1 [ i.AC i **'<•£) ^
Vv ;h t!i * lu-.o con t g ard cutt*
A L ii;;* t; -co ana »* ■ ,*
. i . , ■ a . •. , > ik- WOi Cf *
steamer Alaska reached Vaalcz tli
lon.hvT * * d o’c.ock and sailed Ir-a i
there at 9:.A) oVock. Tho Algonquin,
ucvO -d <r' to Valdez advices, work* 1
throu; h the ice y st ’/dny occupying
the entire day and ' h n tho A a ka
,uch •<; Va!d :z l y this noni ra;. the
sl 'aii'i^r on!v had to make a wider
path through the ice. Tho Lietit. Dor.
: ‘son will now be able to make v*»
ir.;ia* Ui;;.-- botvAen Port L;scum and
aldcz as Ike ico lane will now I **
k t open until th*wind takes the tv*'
it in the Pacific.
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orrtrnT.E \ * •<;::> for
AMKKK AN' REGION DANCE
Th? members of Isaac Evan ■ PM.
0 5, Amc icon Legion, \v 1! g:ve tLor
, -.a1 affair on Tuesday, April Gth, a
1 iitnry bull at llio Arctic Brothar
. jod ball.
The following are the commuters
n charge of the dance:
J. 0. Sherlock— Chairman and pub
ic: ty man.
Giant Carlson— Music and pro
grams.
Paul Bcran— Decorations.
Tom Haynes— Floor Manager.
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F. B. WOOD IS OUT
F. B. Wood, who has been in the
mergcncy hu pi Lai for the past two
eel;s, is now able to be out and nui ic
his appearance on the streets tod iy.
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ML MEN OF SEWARD TO
HAVE A MEETING TONIGHT
All men of Seward interested in
oil land development in this sect’.on
are requested to meet tonight at 8
o'clock at the Town hall when matters
of imporance will be discussed.
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TRAIN ON THE WAY
The Gateway City limited left from
Anchorage on scheduled time at 8
o'clock this morning for Seward
Agent Swcck received telephone aJ
/ices that the limited had 10 passen
gers aboard for Seward.
SEWARD WOMAN’S CLUE TO
HAVE MEETING TOMORROW
The Woman’s club of Seward will
meet Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock
with Mrs. 0. E. Orlander. All mem
bers are requested to attend as there
is work of importance to be done.
Members are asked to note the change
in time of the meeting.
CORDOVA PIONEERS ORGAN I/E
The pion"<iis at Cordova have form
<?.•; ; i Igloo and the to;lowing are thu
first officers:
A • Alvah Eames.
First Vice President— Julius Stuck.
0 ,c. v .co President— J. W. Date.
Secretary— George Dooley.
Chaplain— Dr. VV. II. Chase.
1 >ui(ji— Lc\\ is E. Laska.
Trustee, one year— J. L. Galen.
Tru.-i- . J years— T. W. Cioninger.
Trustee, years— Link Wain.
V l\ : S OBJECT TO
LADY HARDER DOLLING
UP THEIR HUBBIES
SAWTELLE, Calif., March 1S
Mrs. Emma Ainottei, a lady ba.bor,
has burned out twice within a few
weeks. She says that jealous wives
of her put ons started the fires in
the hope of driving her from the
<• ty. She has also received a num
ber of threatening letters.
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ORDINANTE.NO. 71.
An Ordinance appointing a School l ax
Co.Sector for the Town of Seward
Alas’ a, for the year 1920.
TOWN OF SEWARD, ALASKA.
Be it ordained by the Town of Sew
ard, Alaska:—
Section 1. That pursuant and in
accordance with the requirements of
Chapter 29 of the Session Laws of the
Territory of Alaska for year 1919, en
titled An Act to impose a tax upon
m'' persons in the Territory of Alas
ka for school purposes, providing
r.vans for its collection, and declaring
an emergency," and by virtue of the
prov*s:ons in said Act contained, F.
B. Wood, a resident of said Town of
Seward, and a citizen of the United
States is hereby appointed and declar
ed to bo School Tax Collector for the
Town of Seward, Alaska; and, upon
the Qualification of said person, in
accordance with law, all provisi >ns,
conditions and requirements of said
Act shall be carried out and enforc'd
as by law regulated and required.
Sec., 2— An emergency is here
by declared and this ordinance will
Like effect from and after its passage
and approval.
Passed under suspension of the
rules this 15th day of March, A. D.,
1920.
C. A. ESTES,
Clerk.
Approved:—
E. E. CHAMBERLIN,
Mayor.
Attest:—
C. A. ESTES,
Clerk.