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■ C.‘ Hewiti Brown, newspaperman,
who came in on the S. S. Aleutian Sat
• urday from Seattle, departed yester
day for Anchorage where he will be a
member of the Anchorage Times
staff.
A POPULAR LAD
R. S. Sanders, a former popular res
ident of Seward but who for a number
of months past has been residing in
the city of destiny, spent the week
end in town returning to Anchorage
yesterday on the "court-house special.”
Sanders', until recently, was employed
by the Pioneer laundry at Anchorage.
Of more recent date he has been out
in the hills working his placer mine.
Hugh J. Wade, Department of Jus
tice investigator, in Seward for the
past week, left for Juneau Saturday.
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back in the States. “We have,” he
continues, "first class schools, excel
lent churches, clubs, chambers of
commerce and secret societies.” We
have cable connection with Seattle
and a big U. S. Wireless station in
Seward. We have a live daily paper
which gets A. P. news daily. When
Frank Stanton died we heard the news
a few hours later.”
As a ipastor and missionary Mr. j
Graham claims to serve “the biggest
circuit in Methodism.” He says, the
Seward parish, embraces the whole
Kenai .peninsula. “To swing entirely
around my big circuit I must travel a j
little more than 500 miles.” He i
preaches to people from the States,
Indians and half-breeds. \
CORRECTS ERROR
Valdosta Daily Times, <
Valdosta, Georgia.
Mr. Editor r-1—
Alaska,from Ke’tchizan to Pt. Bar
rows; from Mt. St. Elias to Nome;
from Beaufort Bay to Attu Island is
simply teeming with wonders. Alaska
has within her borders many of the
biggest things of their respective
kinds to be found throughout the en
tire world. Sometimes as I listen to
an oldtimer tell his interesting ‘yarns’
I am about ready to think that Alaska
even has the biggest liars to be found
anywhere. Not wishing to be classed
as such myself I am writing this to
call to your attention an error in your
paper of date September 30th in your
story “Alaska Preacher Tells of Coun
try’’, which was based on a letter of
mine to my oldtime friend, the Rev.
L#oy Warwick. You make me say
| that the coldest weather we have had
here at Seward during the two years
| since we came here was “40 above
zero’’. I did not sav that, Mr. Edi
i
tor. I said 4 (four) above zero.
I In the Interior of Xlaska, and furth
I
er north, it, of course, gets much cold
er. For instance, during last January
I made a trip to Fairbanks which is
about 475 miles almost due north from
Seward. At Fairbanks one morning
during that visit it was 43 below zero! j
The government records show that it I
occasionally falls as low as 70 below j
zero there, as well as some other
parts of the Interior and northern
Alaska.
Thanking you in advance for calling
attention Jo the above error, I am,
Very truly yours,
T. P. GRAHAM.
From Southeastern Alaska comes
le report that the fight films of the
unney-Dempsey bout in Chicago are
eing exhibited.
H. S. Wilson, well known oldtimer
along the railroad belt who had been
a visitor in Seward for the past week,
departed yesterday for Anchorage.
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