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or SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 19us
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NEED FOR A BURST OF SPEED
It would be well for Seward to hasten preparation
of that aviation field. Well-founded minor has it that a
San Francisco group plans some heavy-duty passenger
and freight amphibian planes with headquarters at Ko
diak for scientific and hunting parties, cannery and gen
eral business requirements. It may not be long now be
fore Westward sheepmen ar bringing their spring lambs
to Seward markets by air .
Liquor was pulled across the Nmpra river by pul
leys attached to a 120.00-volt power Voitnge of the
liquor was not stated b"t it was said it contained almost
as much as the famed Alaska-mule.
With more than its pristine vie-or, the perennial,
ever-blooming promise of a cold stowmn for Kodiak
burgeons forth again this early spring, according to word
from the Westward. Some of the MoF-steppers of the
famed island are lavin" odds right now that work on the
new plant will start in March.
There should be some large, comfortably-furnished
assembly roorps provided on our new war vessels for
soul-sessions of the Kellogg peace pacters.
What a lot of money was saved the government and
Chicago when that gang of five crooks executed seven
others.
Shed a glycerine tear girls; Lindy is gwan to get
himself married. An aviator is bounu to fan sometime,
one way or another.
BAsKtlBALL
LAST INTER-CIT Y GAMES THIS SEASON
ANCHORAGE HIGH SCHOOL
vs.
SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL
mm
S. A. C. Hall
Thursday, February 21
Friday, February 22
Saturday, February 23
PRELIMINARIES
February 21
MIDGETS vs GRADE GIRLS
February 22
SECOND TEAM vs JESSE LEE
February 23
MIDGETS vs J. L. H. MIDGETS
Admission 50e — Children 25c
HUH. HOOVEH
CflFERE BEING
held moon
DISCUSSES TENTATIVE DATE
WITH G. O. P. LEADERS
SPECIAL SESSION
WASHINGTON, Feb., 20, (/P)—
Hastening to renew preparations
for discussions with President Cool
idge on subjects of interest to the
outgoing and incoming adminis
trations, President-elect Hoover
made an appointment to see the
President this afternoon.
In the first conference of the
day Mr. Hoover discussed with
Senator Watson, who may be the
Republican leader at the next ses
sion, and with Representative Til
son, Republican floor leader, as to
the most suitable date for calling
a special session.
ARRANGING TOURS
The Motor League of South Tex
as, Houston, Texas, in a letter to
the Seward Chamber of Commerce,
states "They have been called upon
to assist several parties in ar
ranging tours to Alaska during
the approaching season, and would
appreciate your cooperation in
supplying data and folders con
taining general information about
your section.”
WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING
The Seward Women's Club will
meet on Thursday, February 21, at
2 p. m. with Mrs. R. H. Stevenson.
Small boats on the waterfront
today are the Seymore, Sunset,
Chase and Rolph No. 2.
URGES CHAMBER ON
Capt. O. A. Johansen veteran
skipper of the North Pacific and
authority on Westward waters,
urged the chamber body, at yes
terday’s meeting, to leave no stone
unturned in their efforts to obtain
a coast guard cutter to be perma
1 nently stationed in the waters of
I Southwestern Alaska.
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| French letters now are advertis
ns- French wines. The new can
•ellation mark bears the legand.
'Wine-—a tonic and restorative
’.rink.
FRESH HALIBUT AT CAItSTEN
MEAT MARKET.
DANCE
WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY
ANNIVERSARY DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
LEGAL IfflTICF
S. I.AND OFFICE, ANCHOHAGE
•ALASKA.
notioi? as wwifFRY GIVEN that
TAMES S. ROC. 1,'f'T entryn^Ti, »f
Inga. Alaska, together with his
.iiner-ses, Peter "I. Ogle, and Mine
r. Malloy, both of Alaska,
as made final proof of his home 1
entry, serial oeijfis, for th
N E V-i N E '-i. an,-1 lot 1, section 3°»,
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Vr’eborage, Alaska, and if no pro -
. est is filed in the local land office
i.vithm the period of publication,
thirty days thereafter, said final
proof wili be accepted and fina I
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irrtifirate issued.
FLORENCE L. KOI.5?.
Acting Register.
| First publication February 14. 19??
Fast publication March 25, 1929.
| I’V E CARRY THE REST BRANDS
>F CANDY MANUFACTURED IN
THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN
BUCK AND BOX. The Candv Cot
tage.
AFTER AN ABSENCE OF TWO YEARS
WE HAVE AGAIN THE ONE AND ONLY
Charlie
Chaplin
The most popular comedian in the world- His in
tern., Com! tame has never been equaled by
another actor. Wherever there is a movie thea
ter in any quarter ot the globe, there you will
tind Charlie Chaplin is held the greatest of his
line. He is the only movie star who has as great
a following in many foreign countries as he has
in his own.
TONIGHT YOU WILL SEE HIM IN HIS
LATEST PRODUCTION
THE CIRCUS
A most comical story of peanuts, sawdust, tigers
and pink lemonade.
We may not get another Chaplin picture for a
year, and every man, woman and child should
see Charlie this time.
There will also be an interesting News
NOTE:—Admission will be 50c and 25c
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matter what class, quality
or quantity of Lumber you
may need, we carry it in our
yard. Estimates will be furn
ished without charge or obliga
tion.
Agent for
PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO.
CAL M. BROSIUS Seward, Alaska
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CLOSING OUT
Celanese Voiles, Georgettes, Organdies, Voiles, i
Rayons, Half Silk Crepes
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
THE ELUE SHOP
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