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OP SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
Published daily except Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Entered in the pos toff ice at Seward, Alaska as
second-class mail matter.
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OUTDOOR GOOD MANNERS
It is too bad that the visitor to the forest does no
more often carry with him the good manners and consid
eration for others that he practices at home. He shouk
know that it is unpardonable to throw the lighted matcl
or cigarette in the forest, just as well as he knows he mus
not throw tin cans and old clothing into the street a
home. He should learn how to behave in the forest jus
as he learns it for the drawing room. The smoker wouk
not throw his match or cigarette stump or empty his pip<
on his host’s rug or table cover, but, without giving it i
thought, the same smoker tosses a burning match or ashes
on the floor of his host, the forest, where it threatens
property worth millions and even human lives.
The Blue Shop
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NEW, SMART, ECONOMICAL COATS
HATS, NOVELTIES—EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN
FEW COATS
Because it is made from selected
young grain-fed porkers — because
it has been given a mild, sweet cure
under the exclusive Frye process—
and because it comes to you freshly
cured from the great Frye Plant —
Frye’s ^'Delicious” Brand Ham is
the most delightfully appetizing
meat product to be found on the
market today.
It surely is "everything the name
implies.”
SKI FRANCISCO WANTS
6.0. P. CONVENTION
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 29. (£>)—
San Francisco opened her fight to gain
the 1928 Republican national conven
tion when 50 leading business and pro
fessional men met at luncheon here
and pledged themselves to subscribe
$200,000 or as much more as is needed
to defray the expenses of the conclave.
0 FORFEITS AMATEUR RIGHTS
0 NEW YORK, April 29. (i*P)—Mary K
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P j Browne, for 15 years a conspicuous
0 { figure in American sports, was today
declared ineligible to compete as an
a I amateur golfer because “acted in a
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| terests of golf’ in turning professional
as aj tennis player last winter.
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POOR PICKINGS FOR CRACKSMEN
SAN DIEGO. April 29. (JP)—Crude
work of cracksmen here last night
prevented them from meeting with
any success when they made five un
successful attempts to crack safes in
the business district, and then wound
up in looting a number of offices, also
without results.
1 FIRE IN SHIPS HOLD
5 SAN PEDRO, Calif., April 28. (£>)—
* I Radio advices to Morton, Lilly & Co.,
steamship operators gave meagre de
tails of a fire in one of the holds of the
Shipping Board steamer Sagadahoc,
which reported her position off Sali
!na Cruz
The freighter Tanana, of the A. S. S.
Co., will leave Seattle on May 8 for
Seward and way ports loaded with a
general cargo, the local office reports.
In lino with the general spring
“dolling” up the Seward Drug store
has been kaTspmined from stem to
I stern.
The S. S. Redondo, of the A. S. S.
Co., is due to sail North from Seattle
on her initial voyage of the season
May 3, according to the local office of
the company.
SON ARRIVES MRS. O. R. ADAMS
j Announcement was received in the
! last mail from the East of the birth
on April 10 of a son, William Tal
madge II., to Mr. and Mrs. Otis R.
Adams, at Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Adams
will be remembered by many local
residents as the former Miss Nellie
Shea, a step-daufhier of Mr. A.
Davis.
ITINERARY S. S. FARRAGUT
! The S. S. Admiral Farragut, of the
P. S. S. Co., which is due to arrive in
, Seward Tuesday or Wednesday, will
! make the following ports of call dur
ing her Westward itinerary: Port
Graham, Seldovia, Uganik, Uzinki and
Alitak. The steamer may be delayed
in arriving owing to an extra large
cannery tonnage which is being dis
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NOTICE
There is an irregular air mail serv
ice from Fairbanks for letters in their
j USUAL FORM.
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I dinary and registered in their usual
form, may be mailed to the following
postoffices::
Chandelar, Betties, Wiseman, Quin
i hagak, Akiak, Bethel, Napamute,
Sleetmute, McGrath, Medfra, Tokot
na, Ophir, Iditarod and Flat, Alaska.
Please note that the above service
is for letters only in their usual form,
j other classes of mail even if prepaid
at letter or first-class rates can not
•be handled by this service.
CHARLES SHELfTpN,
Postmaster, Seward, Alaska.
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Vegetables
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Vegetables are always fresh and
choice. They are shipped to us direct
—and we always price them low enough to
dispose of them quickly. This assures
fresh ess.
Seward Trading Co.
] Inc.
! For courteous service phone Main 135, day or night.
SEWARD WATER &
POWER COMPANY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr.
Office, Arcade Building.
Wayne Blue, Agent
Phone Main 17
C.M.B.
Builders’ Supplies
NORTHWESTERN DUE SATURDAY
Tv Q S. Northwestern of the A. S.
Co:, luled to arrive in port to-;
man ._„ernoon at 5 o’clock, accord- j
ing to the local office. An approxi-!
n^te of 350 tog§ jg^ene$jal vc.9rgQ.aw.ni.j
be discharged.
The steamer Starr is due to a
rive at Seattle tomorrow, accordir
to the local report.
/:Xh‘e frehgft|£r Denali, now in poi
is dne to depart this evening.