CHILD BUSINESS
BUDAPEST. Dec. 29. (/P)— The
only child store in the world was
opened here by Reverend Maklos
Squabo. reformed priest, who pro
poses to buy children from poor
parents unable to support them
and sell them to rich childless
couples.
SECRET league
BELGRADE, Dec. 29 (JPl Seven
teen high officials were arrested
on suspicion of membership in an
alleged secret league directed
against King Alxander and the
dictatorship. League calls itself
the League of Justice and Free
dom.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef
NEW NITKA BAY CHARTS
NOW AVAILABLE AT the Alas
ka Shop.
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MAYOR FILES SUIT
CHICAGO, Dec. 30. (/P) —Mayor
William Hale Thompson filed a
million dollar suit for damages
against Colonel Robert Randolph,
president of the Chicago Associa
tion of Commerce. Colonel Ran
dolph recently asked United States
officials to forbid the use of radio
to the mayor’s “prosperity drive”
because it was lottery.
To serve the pulpit instead of
the stage is the destiny of the
pipe organ that has been in the
Palace theater at Juneau, re
ports the Juneau Empire. The
instrument has been acquired
for the Northern Light Presby
terian Church.
FUR REEDERS’ ELECT
The Kenai <fe Susitna Valley
Fur Breeders’ Association, in ses
sion at Anchorage last week,
elected the following officers,
says the Times: R. C. Lockhead,
president; E. L. Everett, vice
president; C. F- Peterson, secre
tary and treasurer; Dr. Ken
drick Pierce, Vic Nelson, Ira
Bailey, Henry Emard, board of
directors.
Hopes for the safety of Wm.
Whittridge, prospector, missing
since July in the region of the j
headwaters of the Talkeetna Riv
er, have been abandoned, reports
the Anchorage Times.
BACK OX DUTY
Harold Sogn, assistant to Dr.
A. D. Haverstock at the Seward
General Hospital, is back on the
job after a short sojourn at An
chorage. With Mrs. Sogn, he vis
ited his parents over Xmas.
PRINCE PASSES
PARIS, Dec. 29. (TPs —Prince
Antoine De Orleans, Infante of
Spain and Duke of Gallure. died
at the age of 64.
Clown Suits for rent at $2.50.
U; b.-e'i & Valadc
Ask abo”t the Seward Steam
Laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Club. It will p v you.
prices oil practically every bit
d bakery goods have been re
duced at the Electric Bakery. ■
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Wishing You All a
Happy and Frosprous
Hew Year
J L. Graaf
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Prunes Prunes
DIRECT FROM THE GROWER TO YOU
25 lb. Box for $3.00
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM ONE
OF THE LARGEST ORCHARDS IN ORE
GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING
THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP.
(We Deliver)
PHONE MAIN 135
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
“THE HOUSE OP COURTESY”
Suggestions To Aid You in Preparing
Your New Year’s Dinner
Grocery Dep’t.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Petersburg
Shrimps
Naval and Japanese
_Oranges
Cluster Grapes and
Raisins
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
Grape Juice,
Ginger Ale
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
and Sweet Potatoes
NATIVE NAME WRONG
The Gateway stands corrected.
A recent letter from an Interior
iibscrifccr, is, to the effect that
the dc.fhirvicm';i of ■ ■ Mount McKin
ley ' Is not DeiiaJi; i| was ; carried
under thed .caption “Why an
What For" bit’ is domed from
the native word Buishaia Gora.
The Gateway appreciates the
correction.
Axel Hedlumi. veteran trapper j
of the Min to section, committed j
suicide, reports the News Miner, j
which paper was unable to ob-1
tain any details excepting that'
he had shot himself in a
cabin on the Tolovana river
Juneau is the most prosper
ous appearing town in Alaska,
or on the Pacific Coast, remark- J
ed Robert Housant of Nome to
an Empire reporter while pass
ing thru the Capitol city.
ANOTHER HOLIDAY
Seward will take another day
off Thursday, New Year’s Day,
in order to get a good start for
the next 12 months. The bank,
the postoffice as well as govern
ment offices and some of the
stores will close all day. By the
same token so will The Gateway
but the day will be put into good
use composing new jokes for our
millions of readers who must
therefore and perforce, wait with
baited breath for the news of
the day.
ALL EXCEPT QUEEN
BUDAPEST, Dec. 29. (A3)—Nearly
everyone of importance in Ru
mania except Queen Helen were in
vitd to a great party King Carol
is giving at Sinaia Palace.
Clown Suits for rent at $2.50.
Urbach & Valade
Plan your New Year dinner around
Harluck’s Danish Ice Cream, sold
only at the Candy Cottage.
EAT WITH I'S
on New Year’s Day. Resolve to
start the year right. A special
dinner will be. served all day.
Seward Grill
Join the Cleaning- anti Pressing
Chib of the Seward Steam Laun
dry: $5 a month entitles you to
send a suit, a dress or a hat each
week. .
WE ARE ALL GO
ING TO THE
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Costume
DECEMBER 31st
A FINE ARRAY OF COSTUMES FOR RENT AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES, IMPORTED FOR THE OCCASION
FROM SEATTLE AT
Urbach & Yalade
Happy New Year to all