Fred Davis, carpenter, who has
been in Seward for the past year,
planned to leave for Latouche on
the Admiral Rogers. For the past
month he has been a very sick
man losing over 30 pounds weight
during his illness.
If your business is worth adver
tising let The Gateway advertise it.
If it is not worth advertising, ad
vertise it for sale.
If you haven't trreo rrye.Bruhn’s
Baby Beef you have missed some
thing, friends!
CLOSED TOMORROW
; The Bank of Seward, govern
I ment offices, the Gateway, and
the majority of business houses,
will be closed tomorrow in obser
vance of the arrival of a new year.
Oscar Pearson’s crew of carpen
ter returned to Seward Saturday
from the bleak wilderness of snow
river where they did their stuff
on the railroad bridge.
THE New COLUMBIA PORTA
BLE PHONOGRAPH IS A WONDER
OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal
erer’s Alaska Shop.
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CALM BROSIUS
THOUSANDS BARRELS
HERRING ON BOARD
TOE ADMIRAL ROGERS
Aside from a large list of reser
vations the S. S. Admiral Rogers,
of the Pacific Steamship Co., which
sailed south out of the Port of
Seward Saturday night, 3,000 bar
rels of herring, picked up at West
ward points of call, were stowed
under the vessel’s hatches. The
passenger list from the Westward
was as follows:
Seward: Roy Olsen, J. Ivloen,
Olaf Johnson, E. J. Akeson, R.
Casperson, H. Hansen, Louis John
son, Mrs. E. J. Waali, Harry Colter,
Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs.
G. M. Chambers, and five steer
age.
Cordova: J. C. Lean, G. D. Lar
sen, and two steerage.
Juneau: One steerage.
Ketchikan: One steerage.
Seattle: Mr. and Mrs. Theo !
Rosenberg, Capt. S. L. West, Knut
Armstrong, Ted Iverson, Ben
Svardal, Ellen Seggemsness, Sam
Gimmestad, John Loken, R. Jacob
son, Emil Sandvik, Thos. E. West, i
Ralph Sparks, Donald C. Petrie, '
Mr. and Mrs. D. Euvick, Knut j
Entvedt, Andrew Svardal, Anton
Oppendal, John Boe, Olaf Lyshall.
Seward reservations for .points
south included the following:
Juneau: May Ross,'e. Agalia,
J. W. Jarmain.
Latouche: A. D. McDonald, Fred
j Davis.
j Seattle: Mrs. Nellie Heartman,
jC. M. Brown, W. J. Miller, Lester
Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lowell,
B. Knutsen, J. Stava, C. J. Ryd
land, Joe Lynch.
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DEPARTMENT
SCORES OF BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL PRIZES
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Dance the Night Thru!
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SEWARDS GREAT ANNUAL
MASQUERADE DANCE EVENT
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COME EARLY AND STAY LATE!
New Year’s Eve in the Seward Athletic Club Building
Adults $1.00 Children 50c
CORDOVA LINEUP
FOR CAGE GAMES
FOOR LETTERMEN
. Tiie possible Cordova basket
ball lineup to face the Seward
High School the latter part of the
week and next week, was received
Saturday by Professor Bath and
is as follows:
Forwards: P. Lydick and Bloed- j
horn, center, Rosswog; guards, !
J. Lydick and Deville. A number '
of substitutes will probably be
brought along.
Coach Ness will accompany the i
squad. j
I Four lettermen comprise the
i bulwark of the team, the strenght
| of the team measuring up to pre
I vious standards. They have played
no scheduled games but have won
i two from the crack town team.
This is the first year in Cordova
for the present coach who, pre
viously coached at Sumas, Wash.,
I where he had fair success. The
Cordova lads are said to be very
good at both long and short shots.
Professor Bath states Coach
Ness would prefer to play in Sew
ard on Saturday night, with the
two remaining games on either
Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.
This plan would then permit them
to go to Anchorage on Thursday
morning, playing a three game
series, returning here Saturday.
This will be determined this week.
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Upon arriving from the West
i ward on Saturday the Admiral
Rogers docked first at the Stan
dard Oil dock to discharge drums.
The regular weekly meeting of
the Seward Chamber of Commerce
will be held on Wednesday at noon !
instead of the usual day, Tues
day.
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House !
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NEW COLLECTOR
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Harold Anderson has taken over
svbsenntion collections for the
Gateway, during the absence of
Sis Rasmussen in the States
and will make his appearance be
ginning Wednesday.
“Dusky Stevedore”
Here’s a song by The Revelers that
reminds you of “01’ Man River.”
bame close harmonies. Same kind
of scenery in the background. Same
popular appeal—one of those tunes
you keep whistling all day long.
On U50 °ther Slde of the record.
The Revelers offer another treat in
close harmony. Come in and hear
these new Victor releases — eoonl
; Bnsky Stevedore With Piano
i Blue Shadows (from Earl Carroll’s
T unifies) The revelem
No. 21765, lO.lnch
! Little Miles from Town
Male Trio
j It Goes Like This (That Funny Melody)
California Humming Birds
No. 21766, 10-incb
You're the Cream in My Coffee
S*.^01 (from Hold Everything)
With Vocal Refrain
Anything Your Heart Desires
T»r,ot (from JuSt a Minute)
Br ith Vocal Re fra in
Ted Weems and His Orchestra
Ho. 21767, 10>inc2i
Just a Sweetheart— Fox Trot
<f,rorn the motion picture production,
l he Battle of the Sexes)
With Vocal Refrain
Nat’Siiilkket and the Victor Orchestra,
Was It Love? —Waltz
With Vocal Refrain The Troubadours
No. 21771, 10-lnch
Another Kiss—Waltz (from Paramount
Manhattan Cocktail)
Wtth local Refrain The Troiiudouss
Ootta Be Good—Fox Trot (from
Paramount picture. Manhattan Cocktail)
With. V ooaX Refrain
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra
No. 3X772, 10’lack
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Company
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