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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 19U4
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WICKERSHAM’S PARADOX
In his arguments of the injunction suit against the
Territorial Treasurer, Mr. Wickersham says the Legisla
ture showed “want of intelligence” and “lack of appreci
ation for the opinions of the Attorney General of the Ter
tory.” If there was one instance where the Legislature
displayed its intelligence it was in not listening to the At
torney General.
Now that we have had this “Day” and that “Day,”
why not have a “Love your own wife day?”
Judged by the number of new jobs created and the
general dipping into the treasury by such measures as the
prospectors bill and the predatory animal act, the latter
should have read “Legislators” instead of wolves.
Astrologers claim that the next presidential election
will be influenced by Taurus the Bull. Quite appropriate,
quite appropriate.
Now that they have invented an electrical “hired
man” that guides a plow like a human, who will the Iowa
farmers’ wives have to elope with?
There need be no haste for news of that movie mur
der trial. Wait a little while and we’ll see it in the movies
under the title “Passionate Vibrations—What’s Your
Wave Length?”
Having portrayed every manner of crime that besets
ordinary mortals, it would appear that the movies have
run out of thrillers and the directors have ordered the
talent to begin pulling off something besides clothes.
An American hunter, who has killed 620 lions in Af
rica, and three Kodiak bears, is now looking for some
real excitement and has come home to get married.
Cast iron paving is being tried out in France. We
understand that the pedestrians are solidly against it.
Political writers are again amusing themselves by
picking presidential possibilities.
A Seattle advertising agency is selling space on the
bottom of automobiles so that the ads may be read as the
car passes over the victim.
‘A Pair o
A SIDE-SPLITTING COMEDY REEKING IN
WHOLESOME FUN
TO BE PRESENTED AT THE LIBERTY
THEATRE ON THE NIGHT OF
This play was written by the author of the
“Prince Chap” and “The Little Rebel”. It ran for
over a year at the Longacre th in New York
and excited such a furore of fu> praise as has
never been exceeded in the history of metropolitan
theatricals.
GING OF ROBBERS LOOT
TWO OKLAHOMA BANKS
I
TULSA, Okla., May 19. (/P)—Nine
robbers looted two banks in Beggs,
Okla., and escaped with several thou
sand dollars after a gun fight in which
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Marshal W. J. McUally was killed and j
a woman pedestrian seriously wound
STUDENTS INSPECT PLANT
The students o'.' the Seward High
school were shown through the San j
Juan Packing Co., this morning, by
C. H. Jenson general manager o. the
plant.
The procedure of treatment as ex
i plained by Mr. Janson was as fol- j
lows: The fish are hoisted from the!
; schooner, weighed and then headed, |
"...
this being done in the lirst room.
They are then washed, pu* on racks
in a room 12 drgj-ees below zero and j
! frozen solid, which requires about 24
i hours time. When frozen t b e fish
are put in cold storage, trimmed and
then glazed by dipping them in fresh
water and allowing them to freeze.
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The fish are kept in cold storage at
a temperature of 11 degrees until
they reach Seattle.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEET
The various committees, which will
handle the local plans in connection
with the clearing of land and dedica
tion of the new cemetery on Memor
ial Day, met Wednesday and complet
ed final arrangements. Three com
mittees are working together, the I e- j
gion, the City Council and the Cham
ber f Commerce committees. A de
railed announcement will appear in
tomorrow’s Gateway as to plans now
under way.
HOSPITAL FOB LEPERS
FROM FLOOD
WASHINGTON, May 19. (&)—Pre
caution? are being taken by the Pub
lic Health Service to safeguard the
(National Leper Home at Carville,
La., Marine Hospital No. 66,) from
the Mississippi flood, Acting Surgeon
General C. C. Pierce has just an
nounced orally.
This hospital, which has 256 men,
women and children lepers undes
treatment, gathered from practically
every State in the Union, is 90 miles
above New Orleans on the east bank
of the Mississippi river, and is front
ed by one mile of levee.
The Craville home for lepers was
established by act of Congress in
1917, and the system f concentrating
jail lepers of the United States in one
isolated place has been found much
superior to the previous one, under
which each State or municipality en
deavored to provide for the segrega
tion and treatment of its own lepers,
|Dr. Pierce statpd. “The latest meht
:ods of treatment are employed by
the Public Service, with very encour
ageing results,” he concluded.
BIG FIGHT POSTPONED
| NEW YORK. May 19. OP)—The
| Maloney, Sharkey bout was portpon
'ed until tomorrow night on account
of rain. The fighters were disap
pointed but expect to enter the ring
in tiptop condition.
Take in the Liberty tonight.
Seattle tee Cream at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop. tf
Sunkist fresh fruit or
angeade and lemonade. See
lit made at the Candy Cot
tage.
LIBERTY
THEATER
One Show
Tonight
8 Sharp
OUR GREATEST YOUNG MAN STAR
Richard
Barthelmess
in
"JUST SUPPOSE"
A Very Interesting European Drama
And Richard's Leading Lady in This Play is
LOIS MORAN
The Beautiful Little Sixteen-year-old Star
WITH THE FEATURE WE WILL GIVE
A FINE TWO-REEL COMEDY
"SPOTLIGHT"
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Bachelor to figure out “What shall we eat
tomorrow?”
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