One hundred and 50 tons of gen
eral freight is being shipped into
■ the Nabesna M i n i n g Company
property, reports the Cordova
Times.
A baby boy recently arrived at
the Anchorage home of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur H. Marsh.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANTED—Housekeeping work by
experienced young woman with
references. Phone Mrs. A. J. Rob
berts. Overland Hotel.
FOR SALE—Alaska Steamship
Ford. See Bob Hall.
FOR RENT—Three room apart
ment- J. L. Graef.
Experienced magazine sales—peo
ple as bona fide crew managers
for students around-the-world
cruises. International Publica
tion. Fascinating permanent po
sitions. Definite renumeration.
State qualifications fully. Vivian
Love-Card cues 81-Ifavana, Cuba.
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“Thank you for your very excel
lent paper, the Weekly Gateway.
We really get more news and read
ing out of your paper than out of
a dozen other papers.” The Gate
way thinks Mr. Sjoberg, prominent
business man of Unga, in making
the above statement, has evinced
one of the most enthusiastic re
marks that we have ever heard
with reference to either the Seward
Daily or the Seward Weekly Gate
way. Many thanks, Mr. Sjoberg!
Robert H. Campbell of Peters
burg is being retired by the light
house service after more than 20
years of active duty in Alaska, re
ports the Ketchikan Chronicle.
Invading Wrangell hoopsters re
centy were swamped by the Ket
chikan school team, reports the
Chronicle.
W. D. Stearns, former resident of
Anchorage, died recently at Port
1 a n d, reports the Times. Mr.
Stearns moved to Portland in 1921.
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10 REPRESENTATIVES,
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DIE AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb-, 5, (/P)
—Representatives Percy Quinn of
Mississippi, and Samuel Ruther
ford of Georgia died in less than
an hour of each other from heart
attacks.
Representative Quinn was chair
man of the House military com
mittee and had been ill for the
last month. Both had been mem
bers since 1925.
Representative Rutherford was
i shaving when he dropped dead.
| Democrat membership in the
[House now total 218; Republicans,
[214; Farmer-Labor 1.
The Mississippian was 59 years
j of age and the Georgian, 61.
FIREMEN S MEETING
This is the night the welkin
■ rings, the “ghost walks,’’ and so on.
! The Seward Volunteer Fire Depart
jment will be in regular session at
! 8 o’clock tonight and all members
| are asked to be on hand.
The store building at Nenena,
! a two-story combined office a n d
I commissary structure during con
i struction days of the Alaska Rail
| road, is being torn down for the
j material.
The Seward High School basket
ball team is planning a game
with the Seward Alumni next
week.
Letters received at Anchorage re
late the recent death at Los An
geles of Fred Tomlinson, a well re
membered visitor to Anchorage
several years ago, says the Times.
He died from the result of injuries
sustained in an auto accident.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Ed
lund, near Wasilla, was destroyed
by fire last week, reports the An
chorage Times.
DIRECTS RAID FROM CELL
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5. (£>)—By
remote control from his jail cell,
Capt. D. Mc’D’Jones, millionaire of
the police squad, continued his ac
tivities against vice, by directing a
raid that netted nine men charged
with gambling. Jones has been sent
to jail for 50 days for violating a
court order.
Watch this
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JUSTICE FOILED IT
KDDI: TOE ALLEGED
THIEF GAVE HIS NOTE
Frank Peterson, who has lived at
Red River, the most southerly
point of Kodiak Island, for over 25
years, complained recently to Ko
diak people that ho had been robb
ed of $250 while asleep in a room
at Kodiak.
He claimed that he knew who
stole his money. So he went to the
former exofficio commissioner at
Kodiak to see if he could get his
coin back but would not sign a
complaint. The matter was turned
over to Deputy Marshal E. H.
Boyer for investigation; it was
thought that if Peterson would
have “sit tight” no doubt the guil
ty person would have been appre
hended.
Two years ago a case exactly
similar to this occurred here when
Tony Kvas w7as robbed of about
$800. Kvas put the case in Boyer’s
hands and in a few days the thief
was arrested with most of the coin
on him; he is now serving two
years at McNeil’s Island. Kvas got
most of his money back. If Peter
son had done the same as Kvas he
undoubtedly would have his money
on the table ere this.
1 A promissory note was drawn up
and signed by the alleged thief,
and to make the settlement appeal
legal, the two went to Commission
| er’s Waller’s office, exhibited the
note, it is said, and was advised it
was proper and legal in form; Pe
terson accepted it and was “tickled
pink” to get it.
Those who knew the maker o f
the note, who, it is reported had
been in serious trouble in other
Alaskan towns, believe Peterson
will always be happy for he will
always have the note. He may
leave it in plain sight at all times.
No one will steal it.
A total of 150 cases of measles
I have been treated by the Territor
; ial health officer at Tanana since
j the outbreak of the epidemic sev
eral weeks ago, according to the
News-Miner.
SECRET MARRIAGE
PROVIDENCE, R. I-, Feb. 4, —
! The secret marriage in Los A n
geles of a niece of Will Rogers to
a naval ensign, was revealed by
Mrs. James E. Wolfe, Sr. Mrs. Wolfe
announced the marriage last week
of her daughter, Katheryne Rogers
to Ensign Augustus Robert St. An
gelo. U. S. N.. of Providence.
Another baby girl recently ar
| rived at the Fairbanks household
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Daily. Mrs.
| Daily is the former Elizabeth Ro
mig of Seward, daughter of Dr.
j and Mrs. J. H. Romig.
FILM STAR INJURED
HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 5. (£>)—Reg
' inald Denny, film star, was injured
' so that he is confined to his home
when he was thrown from his polo
pony and the animal stepped on
him here. X-ray will determine the
extent of his injuries, the doctors
said.
Straight Heels are am aid to foot
comfort as well as for appearance.
Shoes are polished when heels are
straightened, at the Seward Leath
er Works.
The northbound train which left
Seward Wednesday morning for
the Interior was held at Curry
yesterday while snow plow crews
cleaned the track ahead
Walter Pratt, purchasing agent
for the F. E. Co., was wed last
month at Portland, Ore., to Miss
Sylvia Elarth, former grade teach
er of Fairbanks, reports the A n
chorage Times.
FLEE 10 THE HILLS
SANTIAGO, Cuba, Feb. 5, (A5)— j
Fleeing thousands, bearing bedding,!
left the city to escape a passible re- !
currence of Wednesday’s earth
quake following- a slight tremor
in the morning.
Nine were killed and a thousand
injured of the 70,000 population.
People sought the outlying hills
yesterday and open parks in the
city; relief organizations con tin-1
ued their work. It is not believed
aid from outside will be necessary.
Fresh Eggs at Brown & Ilawkins;
delivered twice a week from Seward
Dairy.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. A. D. Haversiock
PHYSICIAN nnd SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
|
E. P. Harwood
ATTORNEY AT LAW
lohanern Building Seward, AUek*
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SEE
Curtis R. Morford
Dr. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Phone Madison 108—Tech! enter g Bldg._
Donohue & Dimond
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OFFICES
VALDEZ AND CORDOVA
Leon Ensch,»c.
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Seward’s Pioneer
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