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Also a wide Range of
Novelties — Stationery — Perfumes — Toilet
Sets — Bath Salt — Handkerchiefs — Under
wear — Robes — Negligees — Coolie Coats
Gloves — Hose — Toys
Seward
General Hospital
Seward, Alaska
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HOTEL ATWOOD
^ Ted Taylor, Prop.
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SEATTLE, WASH.
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jj From $2.00 Per Day
j Rates by Week or Month
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at Whale Island, Alaska.
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BIG APPROPRIATIONS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 6. (/I
—Despite demands for economy i
the government’s expenditure.
Congressioanl leaders predicted ap
propriations of the present sessio
would probably break all peac
time records, exceeding even tb
$5,000,000,000 total of last year.
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| Material results of the work oi
i the little Theatre Club of Seward is
J. evidenced in the splendid stag.?
t>! which has been constructed in the
)• auditorium of the Seward schools
" through the financial backing oi
: | the Seward thespian organization.
► At a recent meeting of the Then
! tre Club it was unanimously ae
elded that the club would build a
► stage suitable for the presentation
of school plays and plays that the
club might desire to present,
i and that they would finance the
► building of same.
After securing the approval of all
parties concerned, the Little Thea
[ tre Club engaged Hans Overhal
den, experienced woodworker of the
Cal M. Brosius firm, to build the
► stage. The stage dimensions are not
’ known but it is said that it is about
three times the depth as the prev
jious school platform. The stage
1 I also extends all the way across the
auditorium.
In order to provide “offstage”
■ space, a door was cut on the left side
of the auditorium, on the stage
end, leading into the Library room
This door makes plenty of offstage
room for play characters, and play
properties, without crowding up the
stage proper.
Asiron Ericson, local painter and
decorator, Tuesday began putting
a coat of wood stain on the newly
constructed woodwork. It is assumed
that a play will be presented by the
Little Theatre Club in the near fu
ture
HE SAID “MONKEYS”
NEW YORK, Jan. 6. {/?}—F. D.
Courtenay, president of Bridge
Headquarters Incorporated, spon
sors of S. Lonz’s “Official Contract
System,” attacked the current Cul
bertson-Lenz “Bridge Battle” as
a publicity stunt—forced on by Mr.
1 Culbertson. Players are making
I monkeys out of themselves, Mr.
| Courtenay declared.
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! Several Spanish expeditions ex
; plored the lower coasts of Alaska
between 1774 and 1791 and left an
Imprint of their passage in the
form of names.
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Seward General Heapital
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SEE
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8TIMS0N THREATENED
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Jan. 6. (*P)
—A heavy police guard was sta
tioned around the home of Secre
tary of State Henry Stinxson fol
lowing the receipt of a threatening
letter by the Secretary. The writer
of the missive, who neglected to
sign his name, announced his in
tention to “get” the Secretary. Po
lice consider the letter the work of
a crank but did not neglect to take
precautions.
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1932 now in. ALASKA SHOP.
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Seward, Alaska
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