A Happy New Year
WE SINCERELY APPRECIATE YOUR GOOD WILL
AND FRIENDSHIP AS MANIFESTED IN YOUR
PAST BUSINESS RELATIONS AND WE HOPE THAT
WE HAVE RENDERED A SERVICE SATISFACTORY
TO ALL TO MERIT YOUR CONTINUED PATRON
AGE DURING THE NEW YEAR.
MAY HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY PURSUE
YOU DURING THE YEAR ABOUT TO ENSUE.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
More than 250 tons of eoal a day
is now being mined at the Healy River
Coal Corp. mines.
“One at Night
Next Day Bright”
HYPOPHOSPHJTES
With Cod Liver Oil
This is recommended for general
debility and for bronchial ailments
also tenacious coughs and for con
ditions that indicate asthmatic af
fection. It is a pure product and
sells in a
LARGE BOTTLE, FULL PIN!
16 oz.
$1.50
The %'KOJtt Store
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the remainder of ihe day at the
theatre and at Hickman’s apartment.
Next morning Hickman wrote a
letter demanding the ransom and
tied Marian to. a chair while he mail
ed the letter. Upon his return Mar
ian was allowed to write a letter
and another the next day.
DECIDES TO KILL MARIAN
Hickman promised Marian at this
point that he would return her if no
money was forthcoming. Hickman
got the idea at this point that he
should kill Marian because of possi
ble identification were she returned
alive. He then strangled her with a
towl for two minutes for he said he
always wanted to kill somebody.
SENDS YOUNG ATTORNEY
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 27. (Jf)—Carry- (
ing a letter to Hickman assuring him
the family would “stand by him to the
md” Jerome Walsh, attorney and the
youngest member of the State Legis
ature, is ready to defend the confess
ed slayer.
The announcement of the retention
>f Welsh as chief defense counsel was !
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Inventory Sale
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Electric Lamps from 10 to 150 candle-power
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. CRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
made by Hickman’ mother who tele-1'
graphed the Times “'pending Welsh’s j
arrivel I rely upon you to see all my j
son’s legal rights are preserved which
I feel certain you will do.” Attorney ;
Walsh’s age is 25. j
IN LOVE CHICAGO POLICEMEN j
CHICAGO, Dec. *7. (/P)—-Mary j
Garden arrived in Chicago and an- j
uounced she was in love with Chica* |
^go and policeman Smook.
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GIFTS ARE APPRECIATED
, .
The members of The Gateway staff ;
wish to take this opportunity to j
thank the many local business firms
! for the fine gifts presented.
One of the big snow rotaries of the
railroad worked over the Seward
-Anchorage division yesterday clean
ing the tracks for the northbound. ^
Mr. and Mrs. J. Ely, of Hunter, vis-!
ited in Seward over Christmas.
ELLISBALL-CHILI MILL !|
EU.15 BALL- CHI LI fl 1U.
MADE IN SIZES FROM
TWO TO FIFTY TONS
DAILY CAPACITY
Priced $150 to $1989
Investigate the Ellis Mill First
NELS HAGEN
ALASKA AGENT
SEWARD , ALASKA
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BOY!
COSTUMES NOW HERE
• \ To be rented for the big ball
CLOWNS, DEVILS, BATS, PRISONERS,
TURKS, SPANISH, MEXICAN, INDIANS.
COLONIAL, ORIENTALS, CHINESE AND
MANY MORE FOR MEN AND WOMEN
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DUTCH GIRLS, RUMANIA, VENETIAN,
SPANISH, JAZZ, GYPSY BALLET AND
MANY OTHERS FOR WOMEN
Costumes must be returned next day after ball
URBACH’S
GAMES, SUNDAY, MONDAY
The College basketball team is not
arriving in Seward tomorrow eve
ning, as had been expected, but will
arrive Saturday night and on Sunday
and Monday evenings the two games
will be played off. This change of
schedule is made owing to the south
bound change of steamship sailings.
*;; Don't miss the show tonight.
George Colwell, roa&master of
Seward-Aaiol^or^ge division, Alaska
Railroad, came in Saturday from his
headquarters at Tunnel to spend
Christmas with his family.
TOO LITE TO CUSSIFi
FOR RENT—Two rooms, steam heat,
hot and cold water. Enquire Kaw- .
abe.