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Ample material appears to be
available in the Seward high school
. this year to provide for an excellent
team and which team should prove
a strong contender for basketball
laurels this year if early practice
interest indicates anything.
Coach R. White, of the Seward .
I high school team, had 15 likely,
j candidates turn out' for practice j
j last night, the majority of whom j
! have had previous basketball ex
I perience and some of whom are
} one, two and three year lettermen.
j The following players turned out
j for practice last night and prob
i ably will manifest a great deal of .
i basketball interest for the rest of
j the season: Barton Stanton, Ken
: noth O'Neel, Milton O’Neel, Bjarne
Tollbom, Arne Tollbom, Norman
Nilsson, Adolph Rogers, Eddie Man
they, Edwin Sandbeck, Andy Peter
son, Edwin Larsen, Clarence Lar
i'sen, Benny Benson, Richard Reed
I and Nick Heidel.
The first game will probably be
j played in about two weeks’ time,
l but as yet no definite announce
ment has been made. The first
game will probably be between the
Seward high school boys and the
so-called Alumnae team. »
| COLONEL OHLSON GOING OUT
j Colonel Otto F. Ohlson, general
manager of the Alaska Railroad,
will arrive in Seward on the next
train from the North, November 17,
to make connections here with the
southbound SS Alameda. Colonel
Ohlson is enroute to Washington to
present his annual report to the
Department of the Interior and also
to help Congress in making out
next year’s operating appropria
tions for the Alaska Railroad.
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coming cold winter.
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’ HUNTERS GET BIG MOOSE
RESURRECTION IIILLEl
Kenneth Martino and Gas Mar
tino, formerly of Albany, N. Y., re
turned yesterday from a successful
two-day moose hunt up Resurrec
tion River.
They succeeded in bagging a big
bull moose. The moose was spotted
about an hour’s hike from their
camp. Kenneth Martino fired three
shots from a 30.30 Springfield
Army, all of which lodged in the
carcass of the moose. Gus then
, fired a shot which brought the
I “jungle lord" down. The moose
j had a spread of 54 inches.
: Oldtimers say that the moose is
one of the biggest which has been
bagged up Resurrection river in a
number of years.
The beautiful offset lithographed
reproduction of an oil painting of
George Washington, received by
The Gateway through the courtesy
of Delegate James Wickersham, has
. been presented to the Seward pub
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radio address defending the Navy
League, Rear Admiral Bradley A.
Fiske, retired, said that pacifist
conduct of the government “may
get us into another war in which
we may be conquered on the sea
and despoiled of all our wealth.”
He personally indorsed the Navy
League’s president, William H. Gar
diner, whose attack on President
1 Hoover’s Naval policy recently drew
denunciation from thte chief exe
cutive.
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETS
At a meeting preaided over by
Mrs. E. E. Reisner of the Commun
ity Church, about 18 young Seward
ladies met at the parsonage
evening for the purpose of reorgan
izing an Epworth League in Sew
ard. The business part of the meet
ing included the appointing of var
ious officers. Later a'luncheon
was served. The next meeting of
the Epworth League will be held
, Sunday at 6:30 p. m.
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