CAP! EIEI.SH
i MANY FRIERS
JOINT SSSION HELD IN HONOR
OF MSKA SKY BLAZER
VROUTE NORTH
It wasust a little better than
one year go when Capt. Carl B.
Eileson, ten a lieutenant, left the
Territory he last time but during
that peril of absence from the
land of h adoption, his achieve
ments imviation have brought
him worlcrenown and high hon
ors. Captm Eielson arrived in
Seward Ssurday from the south
continuingion to Fairbanks a few
hours late where, according to
his intervkv with the Gateway,
he will reiiin a week or so, then
CATlOLIC CHURCH
Mass Tuefiay morning, May 6, at
7 a. m. Mas Wednesday morning,
May 7. at 5t. m. This will be the
last opportunity to fulfill the Easter
Duty as thfe will be no Sunday
mass this mhth.
Golden WlieJ Lighters, $7.50 am
p. SCHALLRER’S ALASKA SHO<
WinchesteriStainless Steel Rifles
at J. L. GRA1F.
CLEANLINESS ana the best of
meats our mfltto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
| back to the East where he will
; discuss with his associates the
establishment of a commercial
aviation service to include all the
; major cities of Alaska.
A GREAT WELCOME
Upon his arrival in the city
Captain Eielson was extended a
cordial welcome by a chamber of
commerce committee, and by
friends of many years standing,
but the brief time at his disposal,
prior to train departure, did not
suffice for carrying out the local
program which had been planned
in his honor.
By far the largest reception ac
corded the famous flier awaited
him at Juneau, upon his arrival
there by plane from Ketchikan,
when several hundred people lin
ed the streets to catch a glimpse
of Alaska’s “Lindy,” and to join
in the parade, led by the band
and followed by a long line of
automobiles carrying American
Legion officials, chamber of com
merce members, city officials and
Alaska legislature.
During the legislative session
Captain Eielson was introduced
by Speaker Rothenburg as “the
man who blazed the trails of
the skies of the Territory of Alas
ka.” He was enthusiastically ac
claimed at the joint session held
in his honor by legislators and
spectators who filled the balconies
in the hall of the house of rep
Seattle Brick Ice Cream;
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The list of reservations south
oound on the steamer Aleutian Sat
urday, midnight, included the fol
lowing :
| SEATTLE—Mrs. Hazel Erwin, Geo
Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Tracy, E.
jC Cannon, O. Hatlen, Mrs. Wm.
| Murray, Mrs. Wm. Anderson, Mrs.
P. A. Cook, Jonathan Wagner, Lil
lian Anderson, Adolph Ericson.
! JUNEAU—Major T. Rogers, Mal
colm Elliott, Ann Eliott, J. M. Fish- i
er.
CORDOVA—Francis C. Bowden,
Wilma McCormick, Harry Allen.
LATOUCHE—A1 Anderson.
VALDEZ—E. T. Wolcott, Judge E. j
Ccke Hill, Mrs. Coke Hill.
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There are 60 airplane landing
! fields in Alaska.
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EPISCOPAL BISHOP IN TOWN !
Bishop Rowe arrived in Seward \
Saturday morning from Valdez, on
I his Aguiar annual visit to tne,
Episcopal churches in the Terri- j
He put in a very busy day yesterday
| meeting many of his friends and
conducting three services in the i
local church; all were well attend
ed and interesting. Bishop Rowe
will continue on to Anchorage
Wednesday morning.
representatives.
AVIATOR IS CITED
Just preceding his presentation
Senator A. J. Dimond read the
resolution recently passed by the
legislature praising Captain Eiel
son’s pioneer flights in the Ter
ritory and his later feats in avia
tion, including a flight from Pt;
Barrow to Spitztwrgen across the
North Pole with Capt. Sir Hubert
Wilkins, for which he received
the Harmon trophy signalizing
the outstanding aviation feat for
last year, and his most recent ac
complishment that of his Antarc
tic flying and exploration work
with Sir Wilkins.
During his recent absences from i
Alaska Captain Eielson has vis '
ited eight European countries, i
spanned the United States, visit
ing in 38 states, covered South
America and, as has been men
tioned, flown over the Antarctic.
At Cordova Captain Eielson was
again accorded a hearty wel
come by the towns-people and
the chamber of commerce and, as
in Seward, made a brief inspect
ion of proposed aviation land
ing fields.
He stated that upon his return j
to the states his trip out there
would not be a long one for he j
intended to return to Fairbanks i
as quickly as possible, in the in
terest of his new plans, and will
probably mak& Fairbanks his per
manent headquarters. ,
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LEGAL NOTICE
V. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE l
ALASKA. 1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
James S. Bogart, Jr., entryman, j
of Unga, Alaska, together with his j
wii nurses, Peter M. Ogle, and Mia
C. Mellnv, both of Seward, Alaska,
has made final proof of his home- j
st«ad entry, serial 06663. for th* |
N E Vi N E '4, and lot 1. section 33, j
T. 1 N. R 1 W S. M. and it is now in
the fi?es of the U. S. Land Office,
Vnchorage, Alaska, and if no pro
test is filed in the local land office
Aithin the period of publication, o:
hirty days thereafter, said final
proof will be accepted and final
certificate issued. i
FLORENCE L. KOLB, !
Acting Registei j
First publication April 22, 1929.
Last publication May 20, 1929.
A BEAUTIFUL AUTO
Another handsome automobile
was received Saturday when Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. McMullen received
the latest model Willys Knight,
the same type of car as their
former one, only the latest turn
ed out by the manufacturer. The
car, an enclosed one, is strikingly
beautiful in lines and finish and,
as seen on the roads yesterday,
gleams like a jewel.
DISCOVERER OUTBOUND
The M. S. Discoverer, Capt. H. j
Berger, departed last night for !
Iliamna bay and way ports, car- '
rying a few passengers, a quan- |
tity of mail and a full cargo of
freight. The next sailing out of
Seward is scheduled for May 19. !
High water
Low water
High water
Low water
11:09 a. m. 7.9 ft.!
4:56 p. m. 0.1 ft
11:03 p. m. 9.8 ft..
4:52 a: m. 1.4 ft.'
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ALASKA COAL BARON
Oscar Anderson, one of the
best known of influential Alaska
business men and head of the
Evan Jones coal mine at Jones -
ville, the only operating mine
in the Matanuska and Moose creek
district, arrived in Seward today
from Westward points where he
is creating a splendid market for
his excellent grade of coal.
H. F. Morton, Anchorage attor
ney, in Seward in connection
with the 'rehearing of the Pre
mier coal mine case, and Attor
neys A. G. Thompson and Waller,
departed yesterday for the Inlet
city.
Dr. and Mrs. Alberts, accom
panied by Mrs. Mary Huff, were
among today’s arrivals from Ko
diak where Dr. Alberts, chief of'
Alaska experiment stations, visit
ed on one of his regular official
trips of inspection. They are
guests at the Van Gilder hotel.
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