MAIN OBJECT IS TO TAKE ALL
DOUBT AND INCONVEN
IENCE OUT OF HUNT
With several thousand foldeis
■■nins- out to sportsmen all over the
Unitco States, the newly-formed
Kodiak Guides Association is al
^ady preparing to entertain a
number of distinguished guests
'■'urine the coming season for bear
hunts in Kodiak Island, bear a".'
caribou on the Alaska Peninsula
and possible warlus and polar bear!
hunting in the Arctic. Preliminary
■'eports indicate that members c'
the nobility from Europe may be j
' nrong next summer’s visitors as
well as some distinguished author- !
Aorismeii who may gi.e then 1
selves over to the care of the new 1
organization.
The Kodiak Guides Association
was formed last October with Jack
McCord, president; Ben Kraft, vice
pre incut; Harry Gut. treasurer;
and’ Charles Madsen, secretary and
man-.ger. ft was formed for1
l,’e h-'i-pose of taking advantage of i
’-'d-renownfid name of Ko
v'!aki. famed for its gigantic boar.
‘il? urgest of the species on ea.-fh
but also to utilize guides thorough
ly familiar with Kodiak, peninsula 1
and idu rdhions. and tc ■ c
"omphsh real hunting expeditions'
-it a cost within the reach oi
sportsmen of modest means.
As held manager. Charles Mad- ;
en will bear the brunt of the ex-:
periit'or.aiy planning and execu
»>°n which will put Kodiak in its
rightful place as the starting and ;
outfitting point for Westward
spoiling forays. Madsen is one of i
+ he noted guides of Alaska, having !
piloted the greatest hunting expe
dition ever staged in the Arctic,
that cf the Baron Von Guttman
MU>. in 1909 when world famous
trophies were secured. He has
been on memorable motion pic
ture expeditions on the trail of big
game and has guided many sue
cessf il party who were out for
museum trophies as well as bent on
scientific research.
“'Wo are in communication witn
’ number of persons and it beginu
to look like our first season will be
booked up completely,” Mr. Mad
den said.
“The Kodiak Guides Association
is an organization formed for the
necifir purpose of accommodating
t’unter-sportsmen who may be
contemplating a big game hunt. If
is an organization composed of
guides, packers, cooks and business
Shea ffers Fountain Pens and
Pencils. Guaranteed a lifetime
NCHALI ERFR’S ALASKA SHOP.
If your business is worth adver
tising let The Gateway advertise it.
If it is not worth advertising, ad
vertise it for sale.
’lien of the Koriiak-Afognak I'lane
:eroup and is thoroughly reliable ir
everv respect.
"The main object is to take at
doubt and inconveniences out ol
a proposed hunt, as far as tn;
sportsman is concerned, to employ
competent guides, packers and
cooks- to furnish suitable came
equipment, canoes, auxiliary ves
sels, etc., to for a hunt of this kind
and to have every thing ready
iwhen the hunter arrives in Kodiak
so there will be no delays and no
ifs and ands. Our prices are such
that a hunt of this kind is now
••vithin reach of any sportsmen of
moderate means who desires to
spend his vacation in the pursuit
of big game in this great Territory
of Alaska, the last frontier under
• the Stars and Stripes, a game
country second to none or.
whole American Continent.”
WOOD-CARVING GENIUS
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Jan. 18, (/P)
—A genius in wood-carving has
been discovered here in Arthur T.
Marrioit. who carves in mahogany.
He has completed recently a statue
of St. Francis Xavier for a Church,
Remember the Bake Sale Satur
day beginning at 10 a. m. in Koh
ler’ Art Shop, by the High School
basketball team— the girls.
Don’t wear old run down heels
when they can be replaced at so
little cost with New Good Year
Heels, making the shoes more
comfortable to wear and better in
appearance.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
FOR RENT—Partly furnished
house. Urbach’s.
House for sale cheap, four rooms
and bath on 2nd .Avenue. See Teck
'enbtrsr.
Player piano with nice collection
rolls and pianos for rent or ale.
Phone Anderson. Seward Hotel.
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow
ner may have same by calling at
the Gateway office.
jOST—Ring bearing initials I. S.
U. A. Please return to Gateway.
Reward.
WORK—bv the day or hour by ex
perienced colored woman. Adams
156. __
Three room apartment. J. L. Graef
Hardware.
WANTED—Work by hour or day;
General housework except cook
ing* also garden work. Phone
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
boy
MC CORO IS ElOUTE
SEWARD SILL ROUT
J. W. McCord, President of the
Alaska McCord company, is enroute
to the Port of Seward from Seat
tle in the deisel schooner Decora,
according to word reaching the
Gateway.
The schooner was chartered in
Seattle and is loaded with about
90 tons of supplies and general
freight which will be taken to
Sitkalidak, and Chirikof Islands
where the company is operating
fox and cattle ranches.
It is understood a few horses
will be taken on board here and j
are to be used for the purpose of
rounding up the cattle.
IN KHIUK HILLS
A man by the name of Jones is
reported to have been taken ill
suddenly in the hills back of Kan
atak, later being found dead by
residents who went out to bring
him in. Nothing definite seems to
be available concerning the cir
cumstances excepting that an In
i dian lad arrived at Kanatak one
day recently and informed people
he had seen a white man going
about in a circle up in the hills
and that he-the boy-was afraid to
talk to him but hurried on into the
village.
A party was formed and later
discovered Jone’s body. It was not
learned what caused his death
but, judging- from the boy’s story,
it is quite possible Jones might
have been snow-blind and tramp
ed the country in a helpless con
dition until exhaustion and star
; vation came.
| His pack was still on his back
when the body was found. Burial
was made at Kanatak.
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MEL A HORNER
s me
pass
up the sweets.’
Johnny Farrell,
National Open Golf
Champion, 1928 M
^^"HEN fattening sweets tempt and you
dread extra weight, light a Lucky in
stead. No discomfort, no trouble—just a
common sense method of retaining a slen
der figure.
v
The finest tobaccos are skilfully blended to
make Lucky Strike. Then, "It’s Toasted.”
This secret process brings out every essence
in the tobaccos and produces a flavor which
makes Lucky Strike a delightful alternative
when you crave fattening sweets—there
is no interference with a natural appetite
for healthful foods. That’s why folks say:
•'It’s good to smoke Luckies.”
At the same time toasting removes impuri
ties. That’s why 20,679 physicians are on
record that Lucky Strike is less irritating
than other cigarettes. That’s why prominent
athletes-have testified that Luckies steady
their nerves and do not impair their physi
cal condition. No wonder that this was dis
covered long ago by many men, who pride
themselves on keeping trim and fit, who love
the "pep” that comes with health and vigor.
A reasonable proportion of sugar in the diet
is recommended, but the authorities are
overwhelming that too many fattening
sweets are harmful and that too many such
are eaten by the American people. So, for
moderation’s sake we say:—
“REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET.”
“It’s toasted"
No Throat Irritation-No Cough.
Coast to coast radio hook-up every Saturday night through the
National Broadcasting Company’s network. The Lucky Strike
Dance Orchestra in'The Tunes that made Broadway, Broadway.”
Reach for a
Lucky instead
of a sweet»
Jolinrvy Farrell,
National Open Golf
Clianipion, 1928