80 CASES INFLUENZA
Little was heard about the ser
ious illness around Karluk recently,
but there were 80 people very ill
from influenza. “Doc” McLeod,
who arrived on the SS Starr with
Mrs. McLeod and two r children,
had his work cut out for him, re
sponding to calls morning, noon
and night, from the many seeking
♦ relief. “Doc” came in with pa
tients and returns to his West
ward station on the Starr.
Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of goods usually
carried in a first class
jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice
EDITOR US. FISK
JOINS BENEDICTS
Chas. J. Fisk, editor of Alaskan
papers since Heck was a pup, has
gone and done it. He’s married,
now!
Leaving Seward just a few weeks
ago after severance of connections
with the Anchorage Times, Char
lie went to Seattle, then to Ev
erett where he met the present
Mrs. Fisk, the former Mrs. Marion
I. Johnston, a school teacher at
Tulalip, Wash. Mr. Fisk joins the j
editorial staff of a Seattle paper ;
this month, it is said.
His many friends in Alaska will
be delighted to hear of his good
fortune; to these The Gateway
staff extends it’s congratulations
to the happy newlyweds.
GONE FOR TWO WEEKS
Chas. Cramer, assistant to R. A. j
Hall, Seward representative and j
agent of the Alaska Steamship!
Company, was among the locals I
going out on the SS Aleutian.
Charlie is Cordova-bound where;
he will remain for a week or two, !
giving the Cordova office a hand ^
after which he returns to Seward.
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A REAL ALASKA “ACE”
Pilot Noel Wien, pioneer Alaska
airman and who is conceded to be
one of America’s “aces,” arrived in
Seward Friday from Anchorage
enroute to Valdez. Mrs. Wien and
16-months-old babe accompanied
the popular but modest flier, who
is associated with the Alaskan
Airways.
MANY CO OUT ON SS
ALEUTIAN, IN PORT
FRIT FROM SOUTH
Seward to Seattle—Mrs. Margar
et Thatcher; Mary E. Cell; Mrs. C.
Mark; Henry S. Hall, Jr; Mrs. Ed
Lindgren; Ruth Lindgren; Wm. Ro
berts; Mrs. Katherine Stewart; Miss
Mary Gleason; Harry Farrill, Enis
Lindgren. William Crozier, Mrs. Cro
zier, Julia M. Grundy, Mrs. Helena
S. Brix, D. E. Dunbar, Geo. Crang
ler. H. R. Hornswarthy, J. C. Ben
nett, J. C. Richards, E. M. Patty, C.
B. Frank, Henry Matthews, Laura
Mathews, Mrs. Chris Abel, Chris Ab
el, T. M. Shultz, E. M. Toman, Vaska
Kennedy, William Nesbit, Mrs. M.
Lutcavich, Mrs. Mae Cox, James E.
Pryal, Wm. E. O’Malley, A. C. Ven
nes, A. E. Nelson, James Nelson,
Vera Tarkanoff, Agnes Nicholai, R.
W. Farley Mrs. R. W. Farley, Mrs.
G. O. Grady, Fred Bobrada, Manly
Cooney, W. Smith, A. E. Porter, K.
Baler, Grant Rigby, G. Gardner,
Alvie R. Morton.
Seward to Ketchikan—A. H. Brad
ford, Mrs. J. J. O’Connor.
Seward to Valdez—Mr. and Mrs.
Noel Wie nand baby, Earl R. Pil
: grim. E. Bernstien.
Seward to Cordova— Donald Mc
Donald, Dr. J. W. Edmunds, C. A.
Cavor. Gus Peterson, Walter Kobs,
A. Bellemore Elmer Rady.
Seward to Juneau—Lance Hend
rickson, Paul Redington. Paul Vul
ituich, Milo Jurosward.
Cordova to Seattle—W. Carson
j Ryan, Jr.
Valdez to Seattle—Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Troxler, Louise A. Smith.
U. S. District Attorney Warren
N. Cuddy, who arrived Friday from
: his Valdez home and headquarters,
accompanied by son David, is re
maining in the city for the week
on official business.
The USLHS Cedar, Capt. J. W.
Leadbetter, left Friday evening at
8 o’clock for its annual Bering
;sea voyage. .
IT THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—Mr. and Mr; A. G.
Barker, James Hag in, Rowl F.
Wyeats, J. Nelson Day, W N
Cuddy Eugene Tibbs, G\ tiude
Watson, C. C. Cunningham, Mrs.
Lydia Hansen, Ross L. Shelby, A.
G. Stockman, J. A. Ramsey, C. S.
Hubbard, L. J. Vestal, J. New
maker J. M. Clark.
SEWARD—J. W. Burman, Mr. and
Mrs. Leva and family, Mrs. R. W.
Cook, Harold Swanson, Peter Sut
runty, S. P. Kearnes, Mr. and
Mrs. B. W. Kelley and children,
Mrs. A. T. Staudfast, M. R. Call,
Mrs. Fred Limeonoff.
OVERLAND—Robert H. Foster, V.
A. Steward, A. G. Nuodet, M. Por
ter, M. A. Lee Andre wJacobsen.
GILLILAND—Urs. Nich Kristenson,
Mrs. George A. Race, Andy J.
Choursoff, Martin Monsen, Geo.
Chya Geo. Zepp.
INCREASE—NOT DECREASE
In yesterday’s annual report of
Rev. Earl E. Reisner, of the Sew
ard Community Church, the years
at the top of the computed col
umns of attendance were inadver
tently reversed, which made it ap
pear there was less attendance
rather than the actual increase
during the last year.
PHOTO FINISHING—ENLARGING
Ten hour service. Rolls of film
brought in before 10 a. m. out at
8 p. m. same day. ALASKA SHOP.
Have you heard he new “OKEH”
records at Sylvia’s. They are won
derful.
SS. STARR OUT MONDAY
The SS. Starr, Capt. C. E. Ander
son, which returned Friday from
Bristol Bay, departs Monday at
noon on the return voyage. The
vessel, is now loading a full cargo
which includes 120 tons of Alaska
coal for Westward ports.
Mrs. A. D. Haverstock, wife of
Dr. Haverstock, left today for a
brief visit in Anchorage.
Robt. Fullerton, retired Idaho
lumberman, now residing in Pasa
dena, accompanied by Mrs. Fuller
ton, son and daughter, were among
the round-trip passengers on the
SS. Aleutian.
Boats in port today were the
yacht Arminia, B. of F. Penguin,
U. S. Westdahl, SS. Starr, U. S. Dis
coverer, SS. Akutan, Marian.
Paul Redington, head of the U
S. Biological Survey, passed thru?
Seward Friday enroute to the:
South.
J. A. Ramsey, land engineer, De
partment of the Interior, returned*
Friday from Unga.
A hunter was showing off his
collection of trophies to a group*
of tourists. He was rapturously^
explaining how he acquired the;
various things.
“See that moose,” he said, “L
shot it in my pajamas.”
“My gawd,” murmured the flap
per, “how did it get there?”
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YMJR YOUTH
Renewing the bloom in
your family clothes robs
the bloom from your
cheeks, and ironing out
clothes wrinkles hasten*
face wrinkles. It’s all
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