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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 18. 18U4
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LET’S GET THIS GOING NOW
The suggestion that a monument be placed over the
last resting place of Ann Woods, ivanakanak Orphanage
girl who lost her life in December from burns recieved
when she carried out of the building a flaming lamp and
thereby undoubtedly saving the lives of many of the lit
tle ones asleep on an upper floor, is a most worthy sug
gestion and following out the wish of Westward residents
the Gateway is going to make a real effort that their
wish may come true.
Copies of the letters, published in yesterday’s and
today’s paper, have been turned over to the Seward
Chamber of Commerce; copies will also be given to the
Seward Women’s Club which organization we feel sure,
would probably* itevote more personal attention to mak
ing the Westward’s wishes a reality, than perhaps any
•other organization. In any case, Seward being the logi
cal city to assist the Westward, we feel little difficulty
will be experienced in starting the ball to rolling after
a fund of $1,000 with which to build an appropriate mon
ument for the heroic Ann Woods.
The proposal of seeking a Carnegie Medal—a posthu
mous award—is also a creditable suggestion and we sin
cerely trust this also may be obtained. No honor for
this native girl seems to be too great; to us, we will nev
er forget the name of Ann Woods, the heroine of the Kan
akanak orphanage who gave up her own fine life that
the babies upstairs might live.
Now they are endeavoring to establish the fact that
the first humans on the North American continent came
from Asia via the Aleutian Islands. Sneaking personally
it sounds like a lot of scientific “hooei” but on the other
hand we must admit the Territory hasn’t progressed
much past, that point. Nov/, we sunoose, bunches of scien
tists will be digging up all the oldtimers hereabouts.
MODES OF THE. FOMENT!
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FIF1Y DEATHS (BE
REPORTED EUROPE^
SHORTAGE OF COAL CONTINUES
WEATHER MODERATES IN
FRANCE
BERLIN, Feb, 15, OR)—Deatn
from unusual cold and exposure
continued to be the lot of Central
and Western Eurone as the worsr
greezing spell in the last 200 years
fastened its grip tighter on the
suffering populace.
Fifty deaths have been reported
most of those dvng from exposure
thus far lived in the mountain sec
tions cl Roumania and Czechoslo
vakia.
Sheri,age of coal has been dis
covered in several cities and ship
ping has suffered severely. Berlin
y.'nro’r and public baths have been
ssec*
Weather in Franco moderated
slightly but even England is repoit
or! to be under the spell of near
freezing temperatures.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
j Sunday school 10 a. m. Sermon
I ‘Hope'’ 11 a. m. League meeting
|7. p. m. Sermon “Spirtualism” 8 p.
irn. All art cordially invited,
i R. A. GAILEY, Pastor.
FORGER SUICIDES
CHICAGO, Feb., 16, (A5)—Seymoui
Morris, son of the late trustee for
the estates of Levi Leiter and oth
ers, committed suicide in Milwau
kee when charged with having
passed bad checks.
The passenger list from the S,
S. Northwestern, out of Seattle
today for the North, failed to ar
rive prior to going to press.
^llow About Me?”
! Irving Berlin has done it again,
pere is a song — soft, sweet, rich
with emotion—the kind that gets
fight under your skin. Play it i^wice
and you start whistling the tune.
Norton Downey sings the words
with just the touch of sentiment
you like to hear. Let us play it for
you soon!
How About Me? (Indng Berlin)
I’m Sorry Sally Morton Dow no
It*. 21806, 10-Inch
Evenin’ With Piano
Cornin’ Homo With Piano
Tub Rbvs
K*. 81807. 10-Inch
Ho and the Man In the Moon
Fox Trot IVtth Vocal Rtf rain
Hr Trouble* Are Over—Fox Trot
frith Vocal Rjfraim
Tkd Wnu* and His 0»ch»t»a
It*. 81800, 10-Inch
Hr Blackbirds Are Bluebirds Now
Vos Trot Wit* Vocal Re/rato
Don’t Be Like That—Fox Trot
^ Oscmssiah
It*. 81808. lOUnch
A Room With n View—Foii Trot
(from th* musical carnally. TMo Tear
0/ Grace) With Vocal Refrain
..... - , Trpt
Dance Little Lady—Vos T
(from the musical cotnady, Jhdo Tear
if Orace) wSh'vocal R«£«*» "
Boom Worn bss and His Oscuasmf
It*. aiML 10-u*h
Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
New Ortho phonic
Victor
Records
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IT. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHGKAGI
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
TAMES S. BOGART, entryman, oi
Inga. Alaska, together with hi.
witnerses, Peter M. Ogle, and Mhu
LIBERTY
THEATE
TWO SHOWS—7 and 9 0‘CLOCK
The ever popular star
MONTE BLUE
in an up-to-the-minute play with a great deal
of its action and location up in the air. It in
volves an airplane trip over the ocean; titled
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
The absorbing and thrilling romance of a bird
man who was declared crazy when only dazed.
He escapes from the asylum—finds all kinds of
trouble awaiting him—surmounts them in an
exciting manner and finally rescues his girl at
the critical time.
Supporting Blue is Edna Murphy and a num
ber of special players. With the feature we will
show Clem Beauchamp in a 2-rce! comedy
“HOT LIGHTNING”
And an Educational reel; an entertaining show
SUNDAY ONLY
THE CHARMING LITTLE
MAY McAV0Y
Supported by Ralph Graves, Robert Ober, Hed
da Hopper, etc., in a fine divorce case drama
A RENO DIVORCE
A great modem problem handled in an unusual
way. There will be also Alice Day
in a two-reel comedy
“A DOZEN SOCKS”
And an interesting Fox News
Two very entertaining, up-to-date programs
j^O matter what class, quality
■ or quantity of Lumber you
may need, we carry it in our
yard. Estimates will be furn
ished without charge or obliga
tion.
Agent for
IBM PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO.
CAL M. BROSIUS Seward, Alaska
CLOSING OUT
Celanese Voiles, Georgettes, Organdies, Voiles,
Rayons, Half Silk Crepes
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
C. Malloy, both of Seward, Alaska,
as made final proof of his home
st‘>ad entry, serial 06663, for the
N E 14 N E !4, and lot 1, section 33,
T. 1 N. Tt 1 W S. M. and it is now in
the files of the U. S. Land Office,
Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro
est is filed in the local land office
•vithin the period of publication, or
, thirty days thereafter, said final
'proof will be accepted and final
pt'rtifk'a te issued.
FLORENCE L. KOLB,
Acting Register.
First publication February 14, 1929. , *
Last publication March 26, 1929.
WE CARRY THE BEST BRANDS
)F CANDY MANUFACTURED IN
THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN
BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot
tage.