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Free from Soot—Graded to suit every need
Priced to suit every purse
Healy River Coal Corp.
Home office at Anchorage, Alaska
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Fairbanks
Dimond 757; Wickersham 240;
, Truitt 406; Paul 232; Rustgard 317;
Boyle 636; Cole 301; Karnes 460;
j Keller 485; Kesse 577 ;Wann 355;
' Hess 548; Ross 402; DeVane 541;
| Donnelley 357; Rothenberg 368;
| Buckley 213; Buzby 164; Fohnhan
sen 403; Johnston 403; McDonald
! 614; Nerland 467; Nordale 542.
McKinley Park
Dimond 12, Wickersham 3, Paul
2. Rustgard 5, Truitt 7, Boyle 5, j
; Ccle 9. Karnes 5, Keller 9, Hesse 1,0,
Wann 4, Hess 8, Ross 6, Devane 9, j
McDonald 7, Nerland 6, Nordale 8,!
Rothenburg 1.
Suntrana
Dimond 33, Wickersham 4, Truitt
22, Paul 7, Rustgard 8, Boyle 25,
| Cole 11, Karnes 23. Keller 15, Hesse
31, Wann 3, Hess 29, Ross 5, De
[ vane 31. Donnelly 4, Rothenberg 6,
, Johansen 28. Johnston 5, Lingo 25,
' McDonald. 31. Nerland 8, Nordale
| 29.
i'nnamed Precinct
Dimond 22, Wickersham 1. Paul 0,
Rustgard 3. Truitt 20, Boyle 18, Cole
4, Karnes 18, Keller 4, Hesse 18.
Wann 4. Ross 20, Deveane 18. Don
nelley 4. Fohnhansen 22, Buckley 3, j
Johnston 2. Lingo 18. McDonald 17,
Nerland 4. Nordale 15, Rothenberg
4.
Cantwell
Dimond 18, Wickersham 4, Paul
6, Rustgard 19, Truitt 6, Boyle 16,
| Cole 3. Karnes 13. Keller 6. Hesse j
i 15. Wann 2, Hess 19, Ross 3. Devane
i 10. Donnelly 2. Buckley 2, Busby 1.
Fohansen 11, Johnston 1, Lingo 10,
McDonald 1, Nerland 4. Nordale 8,
.Rothenberg 0.
LITTLE THEATRE NOTICE
The Seward Little Theatre Club
will meet Thursday, November 10,
at 3 p. m„ at the school house. A
large attendance is requested.
MS BLUE FOX
FOR HIRE or CHARTER
i Makes monthly trips around all
Shumagin Islands and Herin
d«en Bay and will land anyone
i anywhere on either side of Al
I aska Peninsula.
CAPT. RALPH GROSVOLD
Sand Point, Alaska.
NUKA BAY TRANS
PORTATION CO.
MS ROLPH III
Capt. Pete Sather
Next Sailing About Nov. 2
Inquire at Seward Drug Co.
For Charter or Hire
Lower Cleary
Dimond 49, Wickersham 9, Rust
; gard 23. Truitt 24. Paul 7, Cole 21,
j Boyle 35, Keller 35, Karnes 21
I Wann 36, Hesse 20.
Deadwcod
I Dimcnd 23; Wickersham 1; Paul
j 5; Rust gard 9; Truitt 10; Boyle 17;
1 Cole 7: Karnes 16; Keller 7; Hesse
i 17; Wann 7; Hess 15; Ross 9; De- j
j Vane 14; Donnelley 3; Buckley 9; j
Buzby 3; Fohnhansen 12; Johnston j
15; Lingo 11; McDonald 20; Ner
land 4; Nordale 13; Rothenberg 9.
Graehl
Dimond 109; Wickersham 35;
j Truitt 68; Paul 19; Rustgard 74;
| Boyle 100; Cole 37; Karnes 62; Kel
J ler 93; Hesse 72; Wann 66; Hess 94;
Ross 47; DeVane 73; Donnelley 58;
! Rothenberg 48; Buckley 34; Buzby j
i 22; Fohnhansen 57; Johnson 67;
Lingo 65; McDonald 92; Nerland
74; Nordale 46.
Chatamka
Dimond 18; Wickersham 7; Truitt
12; Paul 5: Rustgard 8; Boyle 18;
Cole 8; Karnes 15; Keller 10; Hesse
19; Wann 6; Hess 13; Ross 12; De
Vane 16; Donnelly 7; Rothenberg 9;
Buckley 4; Buzby 6; Fohnhansen
12; Johnston 10; Lingo 9; McDonald
17; Nerland 10; Nordale 19.
Nenana
Dimond 90; (8 questionable in ad
dition) Wickersham 19; Paul 19; 1
Rustgard 17; Truitt 69; Boyle 67;
Cole 28; Karnes 45; Keller 56; Hesse j
75; Wann 19; Buzby 8; Buckley 14;
Donnelley 33; DeVane 66; Ross 20;
Hess 73; Fohnhansen 65; Johnson
27; Lingo 53; McDonald 71; Nerland
25; Nordale 68; Rothenberg 30.
Eagle
Dimond 20- Wickersham 26; Paul
1; Rustgard 27; Truitt 11; Boyle 16; i
Cole 23; Karnes 10; Keller 31; Hesse
31; Wann 15; Hess 18; Ross 20; De- !
Vane 17; Donnelley 22; Buckley 18; j
Buzby 3; Fohnhansen 13; Johnson
19; Lingo 15; McDonald 16; Nerland {
18; Nordale 23; Rothenberg 15.
Fort Yukon
Dimond 16; Wickersham 21; Paul
9; Rustgard 17; Truitt 8; Boyle 10;
Cole 27; Karnes 3; Keller 32; Hesse
20; Wann 11; Hess 14; Ross 18; De
Vane 23; Donnelley 14; Buckley 22;
Buzby 4; Fohnhansen 10; Johnson
21; Lingo 5; McDonald 15; Nerland
21; Nordale 10; Rothenberg 17.
Circle Springs
Dimond 16; Wickersham 21; Paul;
6; Rustgard 5; Truitt 13; Boyle 9; j
Cole 14; Karnes 13; Keller 11; Hesse j
19; Wann 5; Hess 11; R oss 13; De- j
Vane 12; Donnelley 8; Buckley 6; !
Buzby 4; Fohnhansen 9; Johnson
17; Lingo 9; McDonald 12; Nerland
18; Nordale 14; Rothenberg 8.
Nulato
Dimond 16; Wickersham 7; Paul
3; Rustgard 7; Truitt 13; Boyle 15;
Cole 8; Karnes 13; Keller 9; Hesse
12; Ross 8; DeVane 14; Donnelley
9; Buckley 8; Buzby 2; Fohnhansen
8; Johnson 9; Lingo 9; McDonald
13; Nerland 10; Nordale 12; Roth
enberg 9. Total votes cast 20.
Circle
Dimond 7; Wickersham 12; Paul
1; Rustgard 14; Truitt 4; Boyle 5; ,
Cole 14: Karnes 6; Keller 15: Hesse j
11; Wann 6; Hess 6; Ross 11; De-j
Vane 8; Donnelley 9; Buckley 7; I
Fohnhansen 3; Johnston 12; Lingo
3; McDonald 15; Nerland 8; Nordale
6; Rothenberg 9.
Miller House
Dimond 9; Wickersham 3; Faul 2;
Rustgard 5; Truitt 6; Boyle 5: Cole
3; Karnes 5; Keller 8; Hesse 7; Hess
7; Wann 6; Ross 6; DeVane 8; Don
nelley 5; Buckley 3; Buzby 3; Fohn
hansen 6; Johnston 5; Lingo 6; Mc
Donald 10; Nerland 5; Nordale 9;
Rothenberg 5.
Nenana
Dimond 9, Wickersham 19, Paul
19, Rustgard 17, Truitt 69, Boyle 67,
Cole 28, Karnes 45, Keller 56, Hesse
75, Wann 19, Buzby 8, Buckley 14,
Donnelly 33, Devane 66, Ross 20,
Hesse 73, Fonansen 65, Johnston 27,
McDonald 71, Nerland 25, Nordale
68, Rothenberg 30.
Fairbanks Creek
Dimond 13, Wickersham 2, Rust
j gard 10, Truitt 9. Incomplete.
KOYUKUK
Dimond 6, Wickersham 4, Paul
! 2, Rustgard 5, Truitt 1, Boyle 7,
I Cole 1, Karnes 3, Keller 5, Hesse 7,
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SS EVANS TO VALDEZ
The SS Admiral Evans, of the P
S. S. Co., which will return from
the Westward and leave from Sew
ard early Tuesday morning, No
vember 15, will call at Valdez in or
der to accomodate local jurors call
ed to Valdez.
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] Ross 3, Hess 4, Devane 1, Donnel
| ley 6. Buckley 8, Fohnhansen 1,
i Johnston 6, McDonald 4, Norland
I 5, Nordale 3, Rothenberg 4.
MC GRATH
Dimond 29, Wickersham 7, Paul
8, Rustgard 6, Truitt 20, Boyle 23,
Cole 11, Karnes 19, Keller 18, Hes
se 30, Wann 4, Hess 26, Ross 10,
| Devane 25, Donnelley 10, Buckley
, 9, Buzby 2, Hansen 16, Johnston 6,
| Lingo 18, McDonald 29, Nerland 10,
Nordale 25, Rothenberg 11.
FLAT
Dimond 60, Wickersham 38, Paul
; 7, Rustgard 31, Truitt 56, Boyle 45,
Cole 41, Karnes 31, Keller 59, Hes
! se 66, Wann 19, Ross 29, Hess 56, i
; Devane 18, Donnelley 81, Buckley !
29, Buzby 5, Fohnhansen 36, John- |
i ston 40, Lingo 34, McDonald 63, j
Nerland 40, Nordale 49, Rothenberg '
33, Panter 9.
CROOKED CREEK
Dimond 7, Paul 1, Rustgard 6,
Boyle 6, Cole 1, Karnes 5, Keller 2,
Hesse 7. Hess 7, Devane 2, Donnelly
5. Buckley 3, Buzby 3, Fohnhansen
2, Johnston 2, Lingo 4, McDonald
7, Nordale 5. Rothenberg 2.
RUBY
Dimond 33. Wickersham 23, Paul
26, Rustgard 13, Truitt 13, Boyle 32,
Cole 17, Karnes 20, Keller 32, Hes
I se 38, Wann 8, Hess 32, Ross 14,
Devane 25, Donnelley 26, Buckley!
17, Buzby 6, Fohnhansen 22, John
ston 13, Lingo 12, McDonald 31,
Nerland 21, Nordale 23, Rothenberg
25.
HOLY CROSS
Einmnd 22, Wickersham 7, Paul
8, Rustgard 4, Truitt 15, Boyle 23,
Cole 6 Karnes 16, Keller 12, Hesse
24, Wann 5, Hess 16, Ross 10, De
vane 6. Donnelley 22, Buckley 3,
Buzby 2, Fohnsansen 16, Johnston
7, Lingo 17, McDonald 23, Nerland
3, Nordale 17, Rothenberg 2.
TACOTNA
Dimond 31, Wickersham 10, Paul
4, Rustgard 29, Truitt 9, Boyle 30,
Cole 10, Karnes 11, Keller 30, Hes- |
se 35, Wann 4, Hess 28, Ross 9, De
vane 24, Donnelley 17, Buckley 7,
Buzby 1, Hansen 20, Johnston 8,
Lingo 16, McDonald 27, Nerland 17,
Nordale 34, Rothenberg 11.
WERE TANTALIZED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9„ —Brig.
Gen. Pelham D. Glassford renewed
his attack on the Washington ad
ministration for its eviction of the
bonus army. Glassford charged
that the veterans were tantalized
into a show of resistance so troops
could be called.
INTERNATIONAL BOUT
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10, -“Daddy”
Arizmendi, young Mexican claim
ant to the world featherweight title
has been matched for a bout here
December 13 with Nel Tarletoh,
British and European champion.
The SS Starr, Capt. A. Ryning,! (
sails Westward Saturday. i
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
1
A few more lady volunteers are 1
needed for the Red Cross Roll Call !
which starts tomorrow—Armistice '
Day—and any wishing to assist in 1
this drive are requested to phone
Rev. E. E. Reisner this evening.
The Drive starts 9 a. m. Friday.
$10.00 LOST
A $10.00 bill lost at the Library
Bake Sale. Return to Gateway and
receive reward.
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Friday, Armistice Day, will be ob
served in Seward by appropriate
programs as well as the closing of
a number of government offices,
the Bank of Seward and the good
old Gateway and school in the af
ternoon.
Three room apartment for rent.
See J. L. Graef.
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Try oar fresh candies—SYLVIA’S
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. A, D. Baversiock
PHYSICIAN nnd SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
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E. P. Harwood
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Seward, AlasKr
I FOR FIRE INSURANCE
] SEE
Curtis R. Kerford
AGENT
! Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts
| Attorney-at-Law Notary Public
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Dr. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Ph»ne Madiion 108—Teekleiih^rg Htdi<
Donohue & Diasori
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OFFICES
VALDEZ AND CORDOVA
ALASKA PROSPERITY IS TIED UP IN
ALASKA INDUSTRY
TO PROSPER, HELP ALASKA
BUYING ALASKA PRODUCTS
The Following: Alaska Products Can Be Obtained In Our Store
Alaska Canned Salmon—Red, Medium Red,
rink and King Calmon; King Salmon Bel
• Salmon Bellies Spiced and Pick
e i V* J»1S; Salmon smoked and spic
S i?11 J?ans’ Smoked Salmon Strips; Alaska
Salt Fat Ilerring, Home Pickled, Spiced
hat Herring in jars; Imlach Smoked Kip
Pered Herring; Cordova Ice-Pak Crab Meat
In Cans, Alaska \Yhole,Razor Clams; Mine
ed Clams and Diced Razor Clams for Chow
der; Alaska Stockfish (Sun-dried Codfish);
Local Grown Potatoes; Local Craneberries;
Cook Inlet Snow Shoes (native made);
Snow Shoe Babish; Rhodes Take-down
Pack Boards; Alaska Made Yukon Stoves
and Airtide Heaters; Alaska Mined Home
and Utility Coal; Evans-Jones and Healy
River Nut and Lump; Local Cord Wood;
Alaska Furs.
ALASKA PRODUCTS ARE OUR SPECIALTY
PIIONES CONNECTING ALL DEPARTMENTS
Cloth. Dept. Gro. Dept. Fuel Dept. Hdwe. Dept.
Mad. 80 Main 1 Mad. 80 Adams 80
Agents for DuPont Powder, Caps and Fuse
Brown 8c Hawkins Corp.
Seward ‘‘QUALITY FIRST” Alaska
SOME MORE THANKS
In addition to extending thanks
to D. Lane for assisting in the
tabulation of eelction returns, The
Gateway also wishes to express
appreciation to John D. Morgan,
who continues to volunteer his ser
vice in extending figures and com
puting the “batting” averages of
candidates.
GOVERNOR ILL
PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 10, —Geo.
Hunt, seven times governor, was
taken critically ill yesterday.
LIMITS SUGAR CROP
HAVANA, Nov. 10, —Pres. Ger
ardo Machado has signed a decree
limiting the new sugar crop to 2,
000,000 tons. He set February 15,
1933 as the date for commence
ment of grinding operations.
TOUGH ON MEXICO
JUAREZ, Mexico, Nov. 10, —Brew
ers of this border city, noted for
quenching American thirsts, fear
the United States is about to re
peal the dry laws. Knowing the
effect such a move would have on
their trade, the brewers are engag
ed in a “price war” to reduce sur
plus stocks before election.
Flowers made to order for all j
occasions. SYLVIA’S
KATALLA
Dimond 8, Wickersham 13, Paul
6, Rustgard 11, Truitt 4, Boyle 9,
Cole 11, Karnes 5, Keller 16, Hes
se 17, Wann 4, Campbell 11, Ray 10,
Hofman 7, Larson 5, McCutcheok
10, McDonald 17, Nafsted 14, Pat
terson 8, Phinn 9, Taylor 10.
Lucky Shot Mine
Dimond 310, Wickersham 132,
Paul 80, Rustgard 139, Truitt 21§,
Boyle 22, Cole 202, Karnes 217, Kel
ler 215, Hesse 309, Wann 114.
Whereas Cole was given only 1{I
votes from Cordova in yesterday’s
returns, the corrected total from
Cordova now gives him 217. ,
Wickersham’s returns from An
chorage, precinct No. 1. totaled only
139 instead of 149 as was first re
ported.
For Thanksgiving place cards
and favors, see Alaska Shop chart.
Excellent assortment ol fre^h
candies at Sylvia’s.
ITS HERE, LADIES—the brand
new Duart Permanent Wafe
Machine. For a perfectly groom
ed Duart permanent, complete
with shampoo and finger-wave,
specially priced at the low figure
of $7.50, phone
Pearl Henry, Adams 9G.
Cal M. Brosius
BUILDERS’ SUPPUES
EVERY ITEM IN THE BUILDER’S LINE
C. M. B.
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