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on the new
lympian
easiest riding train in the world
Only 68 hours to Chicago
Roller Bearings, Friction Buffers, Electrical
Operation over the mountains—new Standard
Sleeping Cars with larger washrooms, new
heating and ventilating systems—new Obser
vation Car containing women’s lounge with
shower, men’s lounge, barber shop with men’s
shower, a commodious observation parlor,
maid and valet service.
Extra Comforts and Conveniences
NO EXTRA FARE
R. E. CARSON, General Agent
White Building
Fourth and Union
Seattle, Washington
We Milwaukee
longest electrified railroad in the world 2&QAI3
This Woman Will
Get Limelight if
0 Only From Bottle
PARIS, Sept., 24, (TP)—Aimee Me
Pherson, the woman who dived in
to the Pacific Ocean at Santa Mon
ica or thereabouts and emerged in
the Mexican desert, thus perform
ing a feat unheard of in the his
tory of the magicians art, almost
went dinnerless during her first
day in France.
Mrs. McPherson insisted she
wanted no wine on her table. The
French maitre de hotel declared it
was an unbreakable rule to take
wine with meals. They finally
compromised by putting an empty
bottle on the table.
Committees Named
For Athletic Club
The following committees have
been appointed to serve the Sew
ard Athletic Club for the ensuing
year :
Swimming pool—Shellhorn and
Clark Andresen.
Social—Harris, Urie, Bath, My
ers and Leedum.
Women’s athletics—Bath and
Kunz.
Standing committe — Rosness,
R. Manthey, Estes and Petaja. 1
House—C. R. Myers and C. Me
Auley.
Program—J. H. Flickinger, Jes
sen, Shellhorn.
Indoor baseball—Shellhorn, Val
ade and Urie.
Basketball—Kunz, Bath and F.
E. Leslie.
Volley ball—Evans, Mount, Pro
basco.
Handball—Dow Galloway, W.
Galloway, Jessen.
Tennis—Ui’bach, D. Galloway,
Schlotfeldt and Guy Manthey.
NOTICE TO ALL ODD FELLOWS
IN SEWARD AND VICINITY
A special meeting is hereby called
for September 29th at 7 p. m. for
the purpose of conferring the Ini
tiatory Degree, the Anchorage Drill
team officiating.
All Odd Fellows of Resurrection
Lodge No. A-7 are earnestly re
quested to be present and all Odd
Eellows of (Other lodges are cordial
ly invited to attend.
Grand Master J. P. Burson of
Tekoa, Wn., will be present at the
ceremonies.
O. SANDBEK,
1 Noble Grand.
' A-1 meat ana nothing else In the
Frye.Bruhn Meat Market.
Old newspapers for sale at the
Gateway.
ENTIRE FAMILY OF NOTED AR
CHITECT BRING DOWN
.CHOICE SPECIMENS
The prowess of Erik Fisher Wood,
Jr., as an acurate shot has been
established and hereafter he may,
say Alaska guides, take his p ■>.
in the ranks of big game hunters
in the United States. When it is
considered that Eric is but nine
years old, then the surprise is real
ly complete.
The fine looking, manly appear
ing little big game hunter, went in
to the hunting fields of the fam
ous Kenai Peninsula country—said
to be the game incubator of Alas
ka—over a month ago with his
dad, internationally known archi
tect, snd mother, and what a tale
he will have to relate to the gang
back in Pittsburgh, the old home
town.
So far as known yound Wood is
the youngest big game hunter ever
to penetrate Alaska wilds. Certain
't is that he is the youngest mighty
Nimrod to take out a license anu
then go out and deliver the goons.
A great big black bear; a won
derful moose with an extraordi
nary heavy head, were the two
i trophies secured by this lad who is
jso small in stature that he could
not hold up the Springfield to
jaim or fire without assistance. In
!the case of the bear the father
jheld his arm against a tree while
| son rested the barrel over his arm
and banged away; one shot suf
ficed and the big bear bit the
dust.
| The moose was shot by Eric
from a prone position and here al
jro the young marksman brought
I down his game wth one crack. An
[examination later revealed that
the lone bullet had broken the
neck of the animal. Henry Lu
jcas, one of the best known guides
Jin the country, in order to help
Fric, placed his pack on the ground
and this the boy used to rest the
gun barrel upon. It was also nec- ;
essary for Eric to hold the butt of I
the rifle with his left hand but i
regardless of all the precautions
which could be taken to make the
recoil as easy as possble, Eric
emerged with a nose bleed. But,
“Oh Boy!” what a happy lad he is
regardless. i
The Wood family must be all
expert shots for not to be outdone
by her husband and son, Mrs. Wood
added a splendid ram, a moose
and a fine black bear. The Colonel
did not dwell much on his bag but
confined most of his talk to the
hunting exploits of Mrs. Wood and
their son. A moose and two rams !
fell befofe his guns.
“I have never met a finer class
of men than those who comprised i
the personnel of our party,,, Mr. j
Wood informed the Gateway. He
Anti-Saloonists
Out In The Open For
Hoover Candidacy
——
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25, (JP)_
j The Anti-Saloon League Fias form
! ally called upon the voters of the
nation to support the Republican
Presidential nominee — in other
words the Hon. Herbert Hoover.
The Anti-Saloon leaders have the
idea that they must get their claws
into the pie since “Prohibition?"
has been made one of the main is
sues at the November elections.
is firmly convinced the Alaska
Guides, under whose auspices he
hunting, are carrying forward a
remarkable enterprise which,with
out doubt, is doing the Territory
much good not only from satisfy
ing all its patrons but in the sub
sequent publicity which follows.
It is his ambition, he concluded,
to return again at some near
future date, just when, he could
not say, owing to lack of time his
profession being such that time is
a scarce commodity.
It is said that the moose the
Colonel shot is the largest brought
out of the Kenai country during
the past two years; it had 9 54
inch spread, a beautiful head.
THE MOST COMPLETE NEW
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIP
TIONS TAKEN. Schallerer's Afask
Shop.
Mild enough
for anybody* * -
*. • and yet they Satisfy
*OMOKERS want a mild cigarette . . . but not one
O that tastes flat.
What they do want is mildness with taste . . .
They want a cigarette that will satisfy.
Chesterfield * cigarettes are blended and cross*
blended from mild, pure, fragrant tobaccos in such
a way as to give you mildness without the loss
of taste.
While mild enough for anybody, Chesterfields
s-a-t-i-s-f-y!