GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. RAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECI \LTY - GAS ENGINES.
FKYE — HKL11N COMPANY
S E W A R D
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions. .
JUST RECEIVED
The Best Line of
Working Shoes
That Ever Came
To Alaska
Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place Where
.Men Outfit.
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V I C H A N S K X
PU MlilNO AND
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Office At City K\;»re*s
Phone - — _Main- 122
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DFPAKI MKNT OF Till: INTKUlOrt
Maskan Enijneeriiifc Commission
I'rain* leave ami arrive at Seward a.
follows:—'
'•w'o A. M;Wednesday and Saturday
•dr Uoosevelt, Tunnel,- Girdwc >d
Ar.choTaye. Arrive 5:00 1\ M. Mon
lay and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Moi.da\
and Thursday at 8:M0 A. M. foi
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, l'al
scetna. anti on Wednesday and Fri
day at S:.*I0 A. M. for Matanuska,
Kssa. and Chiekaloon.
mo: Mvl VST. Id NCHKON and
Dinner serted on the Seward— An
chorage train in I - bullet car. Mb.
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APPOINTMENTS
IN U.S. ARMY
John C. Glithero, 1st Lieut., 21s£
Infantry, commanding troops with
lieu quarters at Anchorage, has sent
the following circular to the Gateway
with the request that it be published
for the information and guidance of
those concerned. The circular is as
follows:
Circular No. 119, War Department
Washington, March 24, 1920.
APPLICATION For APPOINTMENT
IN THE REGULAR ARMY.
: 1. The War Department has on
file a large number of approved ap
plications, submitted during demobili
zation of officers who served during
the emergency and who desire per
mnn nt appointment in the Army un
der the provisions of Army reorgani
zation legislation. No further action
on the part of such applicants is nec
essary to insure consideration of their
nplications at the proper time.
2. Emergency officers or former
emergency officers who have not now i
approved applications on file in the*
War Deartment and who desire to {
make applications, should do so with
out delay. So much of paragraph 12.
Circular No. 420, War Department,
1919 (Disehavge of officers holding
emergency commissions), as conflicts
herewith is rescinded.
Applications will be submitted
on Form No. 729. A. G. O., and for
persons now in the military service
will he forwarded to The Adjutant.
G neval of the Army through military |
channels with recommendations. Ap
plications of persons not in the mili-j
tarv service will be mailed direct to
The Adjutant Genera! of the Army.
4. Application blanks, Form No
7:'.:). A. G. 0., may be obtained upon
request at the headquarters of any
divisional camp, at the headquarters
of each military department or from
The Adjutant General of the Army.
(210.1. A. G. 0.)
Rv order of the Secretary of War:
PEYTON C. MARCH, GENERAL,
CHIEF OF STAFF.
Official: P. C. HARRIS, The Adju
tant General. Re-mimeographed atj
Mdq Western Department San Fran
•sro, April 1st, 1920.
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SUNDAY SERMON
Bishop Rowe spoke last evening in
he Methodist church to a goodly and
nt**restod congregation. In a few ap
'rcpjk’.te words he called attention to
’ * fart of the greatly increased inter
ns* in the minds of people'concerning
tb«* life after death; the interest
greatly quickened by the great and
te’Tiblo war involving the world in the
! past few years. “Millions of souls have
j suddenly passed into the great bc
1 yond. and it is no wonder that tho^c
' left to mourn th< ir sons and relatives
are anxiously endeavoring to peer in
to tn* future to catch a glimps or gain
some definite knowledge of their pres
ent state,” said the Bishop. “The only
definite knowledge we have, however
, is found in the words, life, death and
resurrection of Jesus Christ, and up
on these facts we should strengthen
our faith and quicken our spiritual
lives.
“As we look about us we see on all
hies injustice, suffering, sorrow and
misery, and reason impels us to the
1) »lief that somewhere, somehow there
| is provided by God, in whose image
we are created, a place and condition
where wrongs will be made right and
justice will be done to those who have
not had a fair chance in this world.
Thus reason and good judgement come
j to our aid to bid us cling to a live and
j active faith in the life and teaching of
our Master”
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GEORGE SEXTON
VISITS SEATTLE |
George Sexton, well known pio
neer hotel man of Seward, Alaska,
s a recent arrival in Seattle, the
first lime he has been outside for
some seven years. Mr. Sexton went
.o Skagway in the days of '98 and
.as prominent and active among the
locent law-abiding clement that
broke up the “Soapy” Smith crowd.,
I is record at Skagway won him an (
.ppointment as deputy United States !
narof il for western Alaska, his ter- j
itory being as large as several
states of the union. When Seward
vas founded, Marshal Sexton made
.hat point his headquarters. He re- :
signed office to engage in private j
nusiucss. The Hotel Sexton, which
.10 tuns, is one of the best known
nd most popular stopping places in
western Alaska. Mr. Sexton is here
on business. Ho expects busy times
a Seward this season and is opti-,
.nistic over the town’s future. The
i Alaska Dispatch.)
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STEAMER NEWS
Steamer Admiral Watson left Val- j
doz at G o’clock this morning and ac
cording to advices received by Agent
Wayne Blue will arrive in port at 1
Vc! )ck tomorrow morning. The Ad
miral Watson will go to Cook Inlet
ports, including Anchorage, then to
Kodiak and Alitak before returning
here.
Steamer Alameda sailed from Ju
1 neau yesterday noon via Skagway.
! The Alameda should arrive at Cordo
I va sometime tomorrow afternoon en
! route to Seward and Anchorage.
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JACOBS LIKES SEWARD
Sidney Jacobs, one of the well
known traveling men making this sec-,
tion, who arrived on the Alaska, is
making his first trip of the year to
Seward. Mr. Jacobs admits that Sew
ard is living up to her general repu
tation of being wide awake and pro
gressive.
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blue going to anchorage
Agent Wayne Blue will leave on the
Admital Watson for Anchorage. Agt.
Courtnay, of the Admiral Line at An
chorage, has resigned, and George
Banbury, formerly one of the pursers
on the Admiral steamers, has been
appointed agent at Anchorage. Mr.
Blue is going to Anchorage to check
over the books and induct Mr. Ban
i bury into his office.
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LOUIS NISSON HERE
Louis Nisson came in last night
from Kussiloff Mr. Nlwrn loft Kaos*
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SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WA1ER and FLUB COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON Manager
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MAKETIIE NORTHERN YOER
HEADQUARTERS \\ HIKE EN SEWARD.
doff oil April l‘lth in a gas ’mat for
Anchorage. The ice diovc him back
but finally he left Kenai on a cannery
boat for Anchorage. Mr. \isson then
hit out over the mil road to Mile 70,
mushed around the slide there, hit
.no tics to .Mile 52 and cumc in last
night on a hand car.
MAIL FOR ANCHORAGE
Postmaster Root will dispatch all
accumulated Anchorage mail on the
Admiral Watson which win sail out
early tomorrow morning.
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( OM1NG HACK \> 1TH BKIDE
F. H. Whitney, the well known
.inning man, is returning north on the
A.ameda ith his bride. Mr. and *'s.
, , mtney were recently married in
i cattle.
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C .1 A S . GOLDS T L I N & C O M P A N V ^
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
,)\ II1K Tor OK THK WOULD - I'AUMJ THETOl’ OK THE MAHKEI ’
In presenting llic following quotation., we want )ou to understand »e ’
pay what we quote. If the market advances alter the issuance ol this *• .
cular we give the shipper the b.nelil ol the increase. Upon request «r .
Ik* pleased to keep you advised 01 market changes.
. Rear in mind that bocause ol ouc po.icy oi dealing dircci "ith t!u
trader and irappei »c can afford to, and do. i'A\ UtK HIGHER ^
• PRICES FOR FURS OF ALL KINDS.
Black Rear, No. 1 Sit key-----* JJ2 !u $ rZ *
Coyotes, Extra Large No. 1, -..... * ' .
• Fox, Cross—Large Dark -- *>* 0
• Fox, Red - Large Dark-- 40*0w lu #
1 or, V* hue ..- - .
• Fox. Biue; Prices vary according it coloi
quality prices average troin .-. <a.uo io 200 ouu
Fox, Silver; We have a big outlet for Silver
’ Fox and guarantee top prices lor same. Re
Mire to ship us your Silver Foxes und >»c will
show you we arc there with the goods. Prices
range from - 150.00 to 850 00
Fisher. Large Dark,..- --- 7.*.oo to 125.00
’ Mink, Extra Large No. 1 Dark . - -.. 12.00 to 16.00
Muskrat, Fall Alaskan Large No. 1. - E20 to 2.00
• Lynx, Extra Large No. 1. 40.00 to ou.oo
Laud Utter (Interior) 50.00 to 40.00
Laud Otter (Coast)__ 20.00 to 27.50
White Weasel, Large No. I _ E25 to 2.00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Cased ..„ 25.00 to 20.00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Open -- 18.00 to 25.00
• Wolverine, Large Dark 20.00 to 25.00
Prices above quoted are all for number one best grade lurs. Lowtr *
grades including pale skins priced in proportion.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFAC l -
URED FURS IN THE NORTHW EST and all we ask ol you Mr. Shipper *
is to give us the chance of a trial shipment and we will convince you that *
we pay more for furs and make quicker returns than you can get any
where in the country. We ha' - been in business in Aluska lor 26 years >%nd
have built up a very extensive trade. \\ c sell nianulactured furs in all
parts of the United States, Canada and in a great many European Cities.
Ry shipping to us you are not only helping an Alaskan industry but
vou are he.pmg yourself to build up a business that belongs to Alasha. *
,• We eliminate the middleman entirely as we buy direct Iron: the trap
per and trader and sell direct to the consumer, thus we are able to pay
you a better price than you can get elsewhere. WE MAKE RETURNS
THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED. *
If so desired when your shipment amounts to $100.00 or more, we will •
wire our hid and if not entirely satisfactory you may wire at our expense •
and we will ship to any place you designate. *
All we ask of you is to be fail with yourself as well as with us and *
naki* us a trial shipment, tin* result will make you a steady shipper
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References;— Any Hank in Alaska, The R. M. Rehrends Rank Juneru, *
• National Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash.. Dexter Horton National Rank •
• of Seattle. *
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