The 4rmy orchestra lias been en
gaged by Volunteer Fire Department
to furnish the music for the Annual
Firemen’s Mask Ball, New Year’s Eye.
The public dance Saturday night,
held mainly for the Anchorage high
school baskeetball team, was well at
tended and a good itime eenjoyed.
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Four per cent paid on savings accounts
11 Seward, Alaska. H
OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxes
Gabriel Santos Proprietor and Chef
< BY THE SACK OR CARLOAD
Premier
and mine run coal—Try it
Healy Lump
Nut or mine run
Evan Jones
Lump or mine run
Nanimo
Range coal in sack or bulk
-Alaska Transfer
WOOD, ICE, HAY AND GRAIN
Telephone Main 81, Arcade Building
H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
FAIRBANKS LOST GUME
TD LOCALS YESTERDAY .
CLOSE SCOBE 13-li,
The Fairbanks City basketball
team met defeat at the hands of the
Seward City team last evening when
they fell by the wayside to the tune
of 19 to 16. They coukl not keep up
with the pace Seward set though in
the last quarter they came within
three tallies of tying.
Local fans had their first opportu
nity of seeing the “ big boy” ‘Buster’
Anderson, in action and he made a
hit, not only on account of his great
playing when he got full-steam-up in
the latter quarters, but also due to
the personality of the 235 pounder, j
A few fouls were called on him but
being so large it was almost impos
sible to keep from mowing his smal
ler opponents down. Time after time
Seward men bounced off him like
rubber balls. Once he toppled over
two in a row to the enjoyment of
the fans. His phenominal reach came
in good stead at many stages of the
game and his floor work wras excep
tionally clever and fast At one time,
in the last quarter, he dribbled into
position under the cage by a remark
able display of skill. “Buster” was
the outstanding light in an other
wise tiresome game to watch.
GAME BY QUARTERS
In the first quarter Mutchman, an
exceedingly clever youngster, made
two field baskets, Lenhart 1, Gallo
way 1, and Andresen converted. The
score was 7 to 4, Seward.
In the second quarter Clark put
in two field shots, the only points in
this quarter. Clark was going great
guns as also was Wayne Score 11-4.
The third quarter saw Kunz step
on the gas and with the assistance
of Clark they ran the score up seven
points, Clark two fie’d shots. Kunz
one and one converted point. Peter
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son converted when fouled by Clark, <
and Morgan chucked in a basket.
Score- Seward 18, Fai banks 7.
The final quarter b« ;an with Os- (
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bakkan fouling “Bu3” wno converted
“Buster” then threw in three field
shots in a row throwing consterna- j
tion into the opposing ranks The last
shot was beautifully figured out and '
worked like a charm. Clancy went in {
for Lenhart. Technical foul on Glan
cy for not checking into the re
feree and “Bus” missed converting. 4
Anderson fouled and Ciaik convert
ed; “Bus” made a las* basket: thus j
endeth the game.
Fairbanks line-up- Cuse, Muntch- |
man, Anderson, Petersoi. Morgan. =
Seward—Andresen, Kurt. Lenhart, §
Osbakkan, Galloway and Glancy.
Harold Smith refereed.
Beckwith, Donald Allison, discharg-1
ed from Camp Fremont on March 31,
1919. Mother has died since man’s
disappearance, father begs for him
to write to sister, Mrs. Dora B. Bad
ger, Blaine, Ore. Man’s description is
as follows: Light brown eyes, ’light
brown hair, and is five feet, eight in
ches tall.
OPEN NEW BUSINESS
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Two former Alaska newspapermen,
together with a State of Washington
scribe, namely Earl Knight, Frank J.
Cotter and A. C. (Jerry) Girard, have
opened up in Seattle, the Northwest
Publicity Service, in the Bigelow
buiding. They will handle general pub
licity and will have a photographic
department service in addition.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
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The Gateway leads—others follow
A swell movie is on tonignt.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Trading Co. Inc.
Call M 135
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The time has come! The week to do your
Christmas food shopping is here. Phone in
your reservations for fresh fruits and vegetables
CHRISTMAS WEEK ECONOMY:
Cluster Raisins.package .25
Mincemeat, Heinz, Libby and Tea Garden
From..35 to .90
Mixed Nuts.per pound .35
Other kinds at.40
ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS FOR THE
KIDDIES STOCKINGS. ORDER EARLY.
AGENT FOR DUPONT POWDER, CAPS AND FUSE
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IN THE MEANTIME JOIN THE MANY NOW PARTAKING
DAILY OF OUR WHOLESOME LUNCHES.
Open early and late George W. Saxton, Mgr.
I Seward Bakery
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AT CHRISTMAS—TIDE your
table can hold none save the
best. For the holidays we have
selected the very best procura
ble which is always our policy;
the best, ALWAYS.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Carsttns Packing Co.
Cliff Ruscher, Manager.
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