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OT SB WARD, ALASKA — Established August It. 1904
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THANK YOU MR. SPANGLER
It is with much pleasure one reads today of the speech
made in New York by N. W. Spangler, president of the!
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and one of the most influ
ential of business men in the Pacific northwest.
Particularly is it pleasing to Alaskans in that he ap
parently devoted a considerable portion of his time to en
lighten Easterners on Alaska which, according to the dis
patch, “afforded a revelation" to them.
With such staunch advocates of the Territory Alas
kans need not fear as to the present or the future.
Alaska and Seattle have much in common; as Seattle
grows so shall the Territory expand.
We thank you, Mr. Spangler, for carrying Alaska's
message East.
With the fury of the elements smoting right and left
in the Eastern States meek Alaska is riding on an even
keel.
• Though Alaskans never have heard the howl of a tor
nado something akin to that racket will be heard shortly
for the political pot is simmering.
President Coolidge in his talk last night before the,
Union League, mentioned everything in the country ex
cept the need of a shelter harbor for the Port of Seward.
How come Cal?
Aviatrix Ruth Elder says she was merely trying to
get to Paris to get some clothes. Here's a good example
for a lot of other girls who certainly ought to try to go j
somewhere after some clothes.
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It GRINDS out the products of in
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the other—the Bank.
Every deposit made by this institu
tion’s clients is so much added power
in the ever-turning wheel of com
merce. And this money-power is paid
for in terms of interest to the Man
Who Saves.
Bank of Seward
Seward, Alaska.
Four per cent paid on savings accounts
T PICTURES ME
WELL WORTH SEEING
PIght fans who viewed the pictures
of the Tunney-Dempsey and the Dem
psey-Sharkey scrap last night at the
Liberty theater were more than sat
isfied with them. They saw the fa
mous (or infamous, according how
you placed your bets) seventh round
(rather embarrassing for Mr. Tun
ney) wherein the champ was reclin
ing on the floor following a fullisade
o£ blows from the hands of Mr. Dem
psey. They also saw how he floored
Sharkey.
Altogether it was a most interest- :
nig evening.
There is no question in the mind :
of this scribe but that Tunney looks
like a real champ. He fights like a
lightweight.
Likewise, at this late date, The
Gateway joins the ranks of the legion
of newspapers, in questioning that
seventh round. The only thing for!
one to do is to see it for oneself and
draw their own conclusion. The senti
ment of the audience last night was
practically unanimous for Dempsey.
Supporters for both men, in the aud
ience, boosted for their man in spon
taneous outburst which gave the pic
tures, or enhancing them, with ring
side atmosphere.
The pictures will be seen for the
last time in Seward tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. The theater was
packed last night and will probably
be again tomorrow for many have :
evinced the desire to see them again.
JOE BADGER LEAVING
Joe Badger, proprieter of the Van
Gilder hotel, expects to leave tomor
row night for the States on a well
deserved vacation. He figures return- <
ing sometime in February. During |
his absence Archie Balderston will be
in charge of the popular hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ellis and chil
dren left for Anchorage yesterday
where they will remain while Attor
ney Ellis is engaged on court busi
ness.
LECHNER TO GERMANY 1
Tomorrow is the day when Charles
Lechner, proprieter of the Seward
Machine Shop, starts on a long jour- 1
ney having its end in Germany. Mr.
Lechner will spend the Christmas hoi
idays with his aged parents whom he '
has not seen in 20 years.
Sunday services at the Seward Com
jmunity church will be as follows:
Song and prayer, and preaching ser
vice, conducted by the pastor, at 11:30
a. m. Evening worship, consisting
' largely of music, at 7:30. Sunday
school at 12:45 p. m.
The church will be warm and com
fortable no matter how cold the weath
er. Come and worship with fts. You
need the services of the sanctuary;
and your presence will be a help and
inspiration to others. Visitors always
receive a cordial welcome at our
church.
THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
Minister.
Place your orders now for turkey
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at the reliable market, Carsten’s.
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8 O'CLOCK
TONIGHT ONLY
“Pals First”
A fast action story staged in Louisiana. A tale
of Southern gentlemen, of crooks, and a pretty
girl. The kind of play that keeps you interested
every minute. Plots and counter-plots.
It is full of comedy.
With
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ALEC FRANCIS
With it we will give you a great
BOBBY VERNON two reel comedy
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Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten’s.
THE PALACE
John ^ftattich. Prop.
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
Phone Main 88