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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 19<J4
Published daily exrept Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Entered in the nostoffiee s' Seward Alaska as
second-class mail matter.
H. V. HOBEN and E. F. JESSEN, Proprietors
E. F. Jessen, Editor and Manager
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the local news published herein.
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REMEMBER THE MAIN —THING
We have heard it bruited about to extent that some vot
.. ers have tossed their heads or snorted indignantly,
saying, “I voted for the school bonds once, and I’m not
going to drag myself out of my way to vote for them
again. We had enough votes and a plenty the first time,—
why didn’t it take. All a lot of red tape,”—etc., etc., and
so on a'd infinitum.
Nowt then friends, and fellow citizens, that isn’t the
question at all. The question is, do you want a real school
where your children can pursue their studies in comfort
and pleasure, or dont you? If you do there is no sacrifice
too great for you to make, and surely the mere stepping
out to the polls next Monday is not going to be too much
of a strain on your legs, your shoe leather, your time or
your conscience.
Any citizen who cannot give a little to the well-being
of his fellow7 citizens or the city of his choice, is not wor
thy of being a citizen and its too bad that he happens to be
a taxpayer. If you happen not to have children of your
own, you should vote for the happiness of other people’s
children. If you haven’t any pride in your city you would
best move out of it.
Furthermore and* besides, now7 is the chance to put
our much esteemed city of Seward on the map in no un
mistakeable way. We came so dog-gone near making the
vote unanimous the last time, that the fact created com
ment all over the Territory and the country. Here wras a
little town Way up North going almost solid for a $50,000
school house. If w7e do go to a man and woman this time
and make it a clean sweep the new’s w7ill go into every
hamlet in America. We can doubleshoot the turn. We can
get a good school building and can start the nation think
ing about Seward.
Builders1 Supplies
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High Grade Line of
Cigars, Tobaccos & |
Candies I
I FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA I
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About one dozen dresses at cost and below
Bargains throughout the Shop
Dry Agents Called
Off The Trail In
New York Campaign
WASHINGTON, Sept. 7, (TP)—High |
officials of prohibition enforcement
unites announced that Dry agents
have called off their campaign to dry
up Broadway until the coming politi.
cal campaign is finished.
Whether Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille
brandt will do likewise is still con.
jectural because the assistant dis
trict attorney would make no state,
ment to indicate her probable attitude
Mrs. Willebrandt was called into a
conference with the New York State
Chairman of the Republican Commit
tee, William H. Hill and Secreta-y
Hoover, but she denied that any
thing other than regular campaign
measures were discussed. It is con.
sidered probable, however, she told
how much prohibition raids are de
plored as throwing too .much publici.
tv on a subsidiary campaign issue.
WAS HEAVY SOCK
DETROIT. Sept., 7, (TP)—George
Cod '-ev iust about ruined the heavy
weigh: championship aspirations of
Piisri’e Charles at Navin Field when
he flattened the Belgian champion
after one minute and 48 sconds had
elapsed in tbs second round, of a 10.
round scheduled bout. -
ASSUMES CHARGE
NEW YORK, Sept., 6, (TP)— Har
board get leave as Radio Corporation
President to aid Hoover in his finan.
cial campaign in New York.
ALL SIGN FOR PEACE
WASHINGTON, Sept., 7. (TP)—Prac
tically all of the soverign nations of
the world have offically signed their
intentions to become parties to the
general pact for the renunciation of
war in the Anti-war Treaty.
If you haven’t tried
Baby Beef you have
thing, friends!
P rye.Bruhn’s
missed sorne
Excellent line of Columbia
records at Sylvia’s. Newest
of hits.
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LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
THIS PROGRAM TONIGHT ONLY
This night is given up to laughter provoked by
that great 6-reel comedy
“What Happened
To Father
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A story full of sidesplitting situations
Poor father secretly wrote a play and so gets
into temptation with the chorus, much to the
anger of Ma.
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DETECTIVES — DANCERS — BRIGHT
LIGHTS
With it we are giving you another Charlie
Chase two reel comedy
“THERE AINT NO SANTA CLAUS”
ONE OF HIS BEST
Also a Fox News and a reel of Jokes
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Just As A Reminder
•THERE IS HARDLY ANYTHING IN THE WORLD
THAT SOME MAN CAN NOT MAKE A LITTLE
WORSE AND SELL A LITTLE CHEAPER, AND
THE PEOPLE WHO CONSIDER PRICE ONLY ARE
THIS MAN’S LAWFUL PREY.’ SOME PEOPLE
KNOW THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING AND THE
VALUE OF NOTHING.”
If we thought for a minute that most of the people in
this community considered price above everything else
we would be advertising cheap merchandising at prices
that would delight the most astute of price sharp shoot
ers; naturally, the matter of quality would therefore
be thrown to the four winds. But we believe otherwise.
We are certain that most of the people realize that cheap
merchandise is the most .expensive. We feel ...that while
they are naturally interested in the price, they are more
concerned about getting the most value for their money.
And because we are sure that we are giving our custom
ers the most for their money, it is a pleasure for us to ad
vertise through the .columns of this paper. Our men’s
furnishing department has ..only been in .operation for
four months. It therefore follows that our stock is of the
very latest style and is ALL NEW.
Agent for Dupont Powder Caps and Fuse
Call Main 135