GIRL BORN IN SELDOVIA
To Mr. and Mrs. Luyben, now resi
, dents of Seldovia but more recently
of Kasilof where M. Luyben operated
an Independent radio station, there
was born on September 13 a fine girl.
Mother and daughter are both getting
along splendidly, local arrivals report.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
LECHNER GOING TO EUROPE
On his first visit to the home of
his parents in almost 20 years and at
this time on account of the poor
health of his aged another, Charles
Lechner, proprietor of the Seward
Machine Shops, plans leaving on Nov
12 for Germany. He will remain until
after the Christmas holidays return
ing home then.
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Following in the wake of such phe- !
nomenal picture successes as “The
Girl of the Limberlost” and “The
; Keeper of the Bees” comes what is
perhaps the most widely read of all
Mrs. Gene Stratton Porter’s novels, i
Tha untold host who admire the work i
of this great author, the most popular
writer of American letters, will wel
come with open’ arms “Laddie”, which
will be seen at the Liberty theatre
Sunday. Nothing Mrs. Porter ever
wrote is more redolent of that great
tolerant understanding spirit, that
wholesomeness and that warmth of
human sympathy which was so trag- j
ically snatched from the world when
an unfortunate motor'accident in Los
Angeles snuffed out the genius that
made countless millions love her and
stilled forever the pen that for 17
years had been turning out yearly at
least one important contribution to
i literature and happiness. “Laddie”, i
|as J. Leo Meehan, Mrs. Porter’s son- ;
j in-law has devoted and directed it, !
| throbs with interest and drama, not !
i to mention a high quality and quanti
; ty of comedy relief. Bess Flowers,
j David Torrence, John Bowers, little
| Gene Stratton, granddaughter of the
!famous writer, and half a dozen other
sterling performers give splendid in
terpretations of the roles assigned to
them. Mrs. Porter’s daughter, Jean
ette Meehan adapted the original nov
jel to the screen.
BLOCK OND TACKLE"
NEW KIND OF MULE
The other day The Gateway let
loose a crack which some men took
to heart thinking reflection had been
least upon them; but not so and all
‘the explaining in the world would not
I convince them, so that ends it. But
here is another but before letting it go
adrift be it known that it is supposed _
to be just a joke;nothing else. With _
'these few remarks we may proceed,
i A sourdough dropped into the office
.'yesterday and said that while he was
| at-he discovered a new brand of
! mule was on the market. Its name was
Block and Tackle and meant that one
could take a shot, walk a block and
tackle anybody.
No affront now, remember!
A NEW CREATION, TOO!
“What’s the matter with your wife?
She’s all broken up lately.’’
“She got a terrible jar.”
“What has happened?”
“Why, she was assisting at a rum
mage sale, took off her new hat and
somebody sold it for 35 cents.”
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