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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established Au*,,.
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PRESIDENT A HERO
President Emilio Portes Gii of IyIoaicu, .... „11Uui an
attempt was made the other any to aaoubon^w, proved
himself a real hero a few days previous lu i.-j mnnig
of the presidential train, as the result of c .nig an
opportunity su<3i as seldom comes to one m . a in
life.
Walking alone near a lake, he hearu m .3 of
Mrs. Pedro Lagma, wife of a wealthy ftroW , had
fallen into the water. Without even re o 1 hoes,
the President leaped in and swam 1 '
Needless to say, he was acu.i,.,v„ .
his prompt and courageous actmir, .....
unusual force to the Latin temperament.
Already highly esteemeu u., ..^
life-saving exploit has given ium _v „uUeu
prestige, which may be of great auvam^gc . ms
administration.
Viva la Presidente!
Patronage consists of two things: the trade in dollars
and cents, and the good will created by friendly relations.
The Oldtimer rises to remark: Add Durant’s $25,000
to the growing cost of prohibition enforcement.
Ashes to ashes, dust to dust; if the flu doesn’t get
you, bureaus must.
Those who enjoy card playing should make it a point
to attend the public affair being given this evening by
the Sewed Women’s Club. A social, such as this, does
much in the way of bringing people closer where-from a
better understanding generally is the result. Let’s go!
The radio is not only causing Alaskans to think
alike, but making all jazz orchestras sound alike.
MODES OF THE MOMENT!
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w^vo 'Mccd.jifoo /&emU<ty. eufr Q<yLs
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SEATTLE, Eeb., 15, </P)—A warn
ing to shipping in the North Paci
fis, in the vicinity of Unmak Pass,
was broadcast after unsuccessful
efforts of the coast guard cutter
Chelan to tow the Alloway to port.
The hawsers of the Chelan part
ed and the Alloway was lost in the
black fog surrounding the Pass.
Coast guardsmen were unable to
relocate her.
Prior to taking the Alloway in
tow guardsmen rescued the oiler,
Poisey, who was found well and
sane.
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to
the . woc«ng the short end
of o fr-i,” 1 score n.t the end of
If’e R-'ward liigh school
j jo niro1!--11 tr~ m mo de o strong
■comc'-eck ’n the third quarter to
I win the acme last night by 22 to
! They rolled up 11 points in three
; minute? of the third nuarLer The
jfast ce set bv Seward coul.l not
be stopped by the Moose ten.a
-'-t j,/r jea(j ^he sewari
offense with fve ba"kets, The
Moose showed the strain of the
hard game of the night before.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a. m. Sermon
‘Hope’’. 11 a. m. League meeting
7. p. m. Sermon “Spirtualism” 8 p.
m. All art cordially invited.
R. A. GAILEY, Pastor.
Chris Moregard and A. C. Jor
gensen, miners from the rich Tal
keetna district, are enroute to the ■
States on the steamer Alameda for j
a short trip.
1 .
Beautiful assortment of Valen
tines at Schallerer’s Alaska Shop. '
-no matter how large
or how small your
order- it will receive
special attention and
be shipped on the
first boat
In ordering lumber
for Alaska, specify
Farrell - it’s your
assurance of good
materials, special
grading and prompt
attention.
Fine finish stock -
boat building lum
ber...whatever your
requirements- write
or wire us - we do
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VERA REYNOLDS
VICTOR VARCONI
PHYLLIS HAVER
THEODORE KOSLOFF
in the great comedy drama of a cynical bach
elor and the sparkling adventures of the two
mismated couples entitled
THE LITTLE
ADVENTURESS”
A tip-top entertaining play directed by
WILLIAM DE MILLE
"Who has never made a failure
ihe wife ^elopes with a man—the husband
c-iopes with a girl—A severe storm forces them
se®k shelter in a bachelor’s house—
lusband and wife pretend they are not
. - ’ p*viviiu UIL7 HOI
1 cquaujted so as not to let their partners know
The resulting mixups that night from the pre
tended marriage, and the real marriage, is cer
tainly rich in comical situations, which are
somewhat spicy at times.
THE STORY — THE CAST — THE DIRECT
OR— ASSURE YOU OF FINE ENTERTAIN
MENT.
And to add to the fun we will show you a
Mack Sennett. twn-reel comedv: Billv Rrown in
MASKED MAMAS:
Mi,
Mtol
may need, we carry it in our
3aid. Estimates will be furn
matter what class, quality
or quantity of Lumber you
1/viWm -11 >V1U oe iurn
M 1.ehed without charge or obliga
Xg t=4\ tion.
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Agent for
m PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO.
CAL M. BROSIUS
Seward, Alaska
CLOSING OUT
Celanese V oiles, Georgettes, Organdies, Voiles, 4
Rayons, Half Silk Crepes
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
THE BLUE SKOP A
LEGAL NOTICE
r. S. I,AND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai
I AMES S. BOGART, entryman, ol
Inga, Alaska, together with hi.
witnesses, Peter M. Ogle, and Mike
C. Malloy, both of Seward, Alaska,
as made final proof of his home
d»ad entry, serial 06663, for the
^ k ' > N I. '4, ant? lot 1, section 3;:
f. J N. R 1 W S. ?•!. and it is now in
(lie files of the U. S. Land Office ,
Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro
rst is filed in the local land off*te
’Vitliin t*,e period of publicatiak|BaJ
thirty days thereafter, said
proof will be accepted and final
certificate issued.
FLORENCE L. KOLB.
Acting Register.
First publication February 14, 1929.
Cast publication March 26, 1929.