DIANA WON
BELLEAIR, Fla., March. 13, --
JDiana Fishwick won the Belleair
"women’s winter golf championship
here Friday with a one up victory
over her fellow Britisher, Barbara
Pyman.
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FORMULA for
Baby's Summer
time Co rn fo rt.
Proper foods, ample
sleep ... of course
these are important to
baby’s health. But in
summer, especially, com
fort is important too! A
famous specialist perfcct
* ed Tiny Tot Toiletries
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<* this handy nursery kit.
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jj Elywn Swetmann, Prop.
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SOUTHBOUND LISTING
OF PASSENGERS ON THE
IMA OS. ALASKA
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Passengers embarking at 11 a. m.
Sunday on the steamer Alaska of
the Alaska Steamship Co., for
Seattle and way-ports were:
Seattle—Mrs. H. I. Staser, Mrs.
Ray Larson. Peter Borg, Minkabra
Brown. F. C. Wiseman, Mrs. Mary
Leo. Stepanita Delkite, W- S. Van
Dyke, M. G. Ottmger. C. DeVinne,
I C. S. Pratt, Lotus Long, E. Hearn,
j A. Arnow, H. Albies, P. Freuchan,
i Ray Wise, Ray Clark, Jos. Sauer,
I Lulu Wong Wing. Iris Yamaska, E.
! Deaning, L. McAfee, Leo Charles,
! E. Rock. R, Nunooruk, P. Nunooruk,
| Carl Kamasuk, Mrs. Carl Kama
| suk, Gerald. Jane and John Kama.
I suk, E. L. Bartell, C. E- Robinson,
Isabelle Riehle, Mrs. R. Ward, Mrs.
H. L. Rust, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
West, Lorraine West, Lester Wset,
Jacob Jensen, John Ward, John
Nelson.
Valdez—Warren N. Cuddy, Judge
Cecil Clegg, Dwight Thomas J. V.
Woodman.
Juneau—J. P. Morgan. A. C.
Black, H. J. Yunnan.
Latouche—Andrew Anderson. J.
Balios.
MILL SOORF.S
At Miami—Philadelphia Ameri
can league 0, Brooklyn National
league 1
At New Orleans—..ew Orleans!
1, Cleveland American 0.
At Mobile—Washington Amen- j
can 1, Southern Atlantic 1.
At San Francisco—Pittsburg 0. i
San Francisco 3.
At Los Angeles—Chicago Cubs 2,
New York Giants 2.
AMERICAN WON
NEW YORK, March 13, —Maxie
Rosenbloom, champion light heavy
weight of New York State, won a
close draw from Adolph Heuser,
barrel-chested German, in a fierce
15-round battle here.
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10 POUNDS n. K. FINISH. Min
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IF IT IS LAUNDERING, CLEANING,
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PHONE MAIN 148
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YOUNG ALASKA MEMBER
FOURTH ESTATE GOES
WASHINGTON, NEW JOB
In the departure yesterday from
Alaska of Bob Bartlett, until re
cently associate editor of the Fair
banks News Miner and an Alaskan
resident since birth, the Territory
loses its most outstanding young
newspaperman. But Bob was se
lected by Delegate A. J. Dimond as
his Washington, D. C„ secretary,
and that is where he now has his
nose pointed.
Enroute he will swing down to
I.os Angeles to pick up his charm
ing wife, who preceded him t-o the
States some w'eeks ago, then on to
the nation’s capital.
One of the few reasons Bob rath
er looks forward to the change, is
to the scorching summers of Wash
ington may help him in taking off
some of is “German goiter,’’ the
front porch—supurfluous flesh
which has slow'ly been gathering
around the adominal area like moss
on a sourdough’s roof.
Modest and unassuming, an ex
ceptionally fine writer, Bob will go
a long way and will be a wonderful
help to the new Delegate, his
knowledge of Alaska being second
to none.
NOTED SEAMAN DIES
CAMDEN. N. J„ March 13, —Jas.1
H. Carey, 93, chief gunner’s matej
aboard the “Monitor” in it's fam
ous battle with the “Merrimac”.
died here Friday- He was reported
to be the last survivor of the his
toric Civil War battle, the first en-l
gagement between steel armored
ships.
A PRACTICE GAME
DEL MONTE. Calif-, March 13, — I
Darryl Zanuck’s Los Angeles polo
team and San Mateo battled to a
5-5 tie here in a practice tilt pre
ceding the opening of the Pacific
Coast high goal polo handicap
here. The Los Indios play Midwick
in the high goal event today.
WILL DEFEND TITLE
LOS ANGELES, March 13. -Fred
die Miller, of Cincinnati, feather
weight champion, signed to meet
“Speedy” Dado, Filipino star, in a,
10-round bout here March 21.
Compliment your new “Easter
bonnet" with a brand new hair
dress. A Duart permanent wave
will do the trick—by Pearl Henry!
for only S7.59: or have her give1
you a refreshing shampoo and
personalized finger-wave. Phone
Adams 89.
ROMAK COULD TEACH
TOM MIX THICKS
The movie people in Seward
Sunday apparently imparted some
Hollywood stuff into the palatial
automobile of Sam Romak which
was parked before the Palace.
Sam and John Mattich were dis
cussing the national economic cri
sis and the probability of locating
a snus ledge near Seward when
Sam thought he saw his car move.
Resuming the conversation he
happened to glance again at his
car and lo and behold, there it was
making about nine knots down
Main Street.
With a whoop which echo re
sounded from Marathon Canyon,
Sam did a Tom Mix, landing on a
running board and with the other
hand, slapped on the breaks just
as the front wheels were going
over the dock.
“By Jo, that was a narrow
squeak”, the popular Sam remark
ed to The Gateway reporter, as
he wiped his moist brow. “If I had
had a couple of six “guns” I would
have blown a hole in the tires”.
PARIS. March 13. —Seeking aj
formula to salvage the disarma-1
ment conference, now in session at j
Geneva, momentous Franco-Brit:sh!
conversations began today at the j
Ministry of War.
The keystone of the talks be-1 <
tween Prime Minister Ramsay j.
MacDonald of Engla nd and Pre-i
mier Edouard Daladier of France!
is their desire to see that Chancel-}
lor Hitler of Germany does notj
rupture the treaty of Versailles.
It was believed the effectiveness
of that treaty would be destroyed
were the disarmament conference
to collapse. :
PICARD TO MAKE ANOTHER TRY
CHICAGO, March 13, —Prof. Au
guste Piccard, explorer of the
stratosphere announced that he
may make another trip beyond the
atmosphere if his present plans •
are successful. The trip would be:,
during the Century of Progress!
Exposition here. A light magnesi- I
um alloy will be used in building;
the gondola for his trip instead of j
aluminum, the professor said.
James R. Farr, well known farm- i
er and wood dealer of Swrede Creek.!
died recently at- St. Mary’s Hos-;
pital in Dawson after a short ill- j
ness.
While playing bridge in the Elks j
Club room F. A. Hansen, superin- \.
tendent of the C. R. & N. W. R. R.,
was attacked by a fainting spell.
He was immediately taken to the ;
Cordova General Hospital, where j
he soon recovered. Mr. Hansen j
suffered no ill effects from lus un- |
expected attack.
Owing to business, Kathryn L.
Galen, traveling representative for
the New York Life Insurance Co.,
throughout Alaska, will not be in
Seward until March 11th.
Overland
Hotel
On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
Mel A. Horner, Mg^.
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AGENCY, FORD CARS, KOHLER and FRIGIDAIRE
You Don’t Need A Fortune Teller
To Advise You of Tour Future.
It’s in Your Savings Account Book
The man who can look back and realize that what
ever the demands of the moment may have been he
has made it an invariable practice to save regularly
is the man who can face the future with confidence.
BUT IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO BEGIN 1
We pay 4 per cent interest compounded semi
annually on all savings accounts.
Bank of Seward
Travelers’ Checks