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The motorship Boxer, Capt. Joe
Bush, arrived in Seward Tuesday
after having found it impossible to
deliver a large cargo of supplies to
the Kanakanak industrial school
and hospital of the Office of Indian
Affairs because of the ice couui
tions in the Nushagak River. Nei
ther the Boxer, a supply ship of
the Bureau, nor the Coast Guard
cutter Northland, were able to land
any supplies at Kanakanak but it
is expected that no hardships will
result at that place as the ship
ments were supplementary to the
regular requisitions which had been
landed earlier in the season. The
present supply was intended for
emergency use.
Included in the shipment which
was to be landed were a quantity
of potatoes and other produce and
food supplies, coal and medical sup
plies. Tire medicines were left at
Dutch Harbor for transportation to
Kanakanak by plane if necessary.
The Boxer took on 50 reindeer
carcasses at Point Barrow for ship
ment to Seattle. The reindeer meat
sells at 11 cents a pound when one
purchases one deer. However,
should one purchase six reindeer
he will get the meat at nine cents
per pound.
The Boxer’s personnel reports ex
cellent weather along the trip. As
a comparison to last year’s weather
at this time the supply ship made
the trip from Kodiak Island to
Seward in a week, being forced to
lay to behind sheltering islands to
await calming down of the storm.
The present trip was made in 25
hours’ time.
The Boxer had to discharge some
cargo here for the Eklutna Indus
trial school, some distance out of
Anchorage, and will then proceed
Anchorage, and then proceeded to
Juneau and Seattle.
BOAT BEING REPAIRED
Capt. Leonard Greenberger today
said that he had almost completed
repair work on his dory which was
wrecked recently when a Sou-easter
came along, chewed off the lines,
and left the dory open to the
pounding of the surf. The damage
was not as bad as it looked, he said
today. A new stern board was all
that it needed and the rest of the
damage was merely sprung side
boards. Capt. Greenberger is to
have his dory in the water tomor
row' some time.
Pete Cook, veteran telegraph op
! erator for the Alaska Railroad, who
recently relinquished his key at An
j chorage to the Signal Corps, is a
returning passenger to Alaska on
| the SS Alameda which sailed from \
Seattle Tuesday.
Boats in port today were the
MS Boxer, Marian, Joan, Roy,
Flattery; Hazel, Redwing, Rolph
11 and the Helldiver.
The SS. Admiral Evans which
left Seward Tuesday afternoon, on
route to Westward ports and Ko
diak, is to return to Seward to
morrow morning and will sail for!
the south at 10 a. m.
Seward Light & Power Co.
LIGHT POWER and TELEPHONE SERVICE
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALL MAIN 0
FIRST SHOWING OF NEW FALL
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ARE ( LOSING OUT AT GREATLY RE
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They’re all on Display and are Marked in Plain Figures.
Don’t Miss this Big Less to Us and Big Saving to You.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF
THE NEW IDEAS IN BLACK AND CRYSTAL
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We Invite Your Inspection
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Plans for making the Firemen’s
big annual New Year’s Eve Mask
ed Ball a bigger and better event
than ever before, are indicated in i
the early appointment of the!
Masked Ball Dance Committees by !
the Fire Department members at j
the last regular meeting.
This early start of preparations,
will assure that the event will be j
one of the best masque radej
dances that the city of Seward j
has ever seen and the Firemen
expect it to surpass all others, es- j
pecially in the prizes to be offer
ed.
Sewardites will be given ample j
opportunity to prepare themselves j
a masquerade costume in which
they can readily compete and win
the excellent prizes because of
this early announcement.
More information regarding
prizes and how they will be
awarded will be shown in an ad
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| tion at night', crawl into a gen- (
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KENNEDY BROS., ANCHORAGE
m’tisement in The Gateway as
soon as the Soliciting Committee
Df the Fire Department have fin
shed their work and the results
ire reported.
Make your plans now and
ivatch for further particulars.
IT TIE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—Mrs. Rolo Paul
son, J B. Karne, Wm. R. Rice, Jr.,
Dscar R. Hart, L. L. Trimble, Mr.
md Mrs. A. Aster, L. Mounsen, A.
D Cochian, B. C. Elemes, J. Ebb
ing.
SEWARD—C. B. Halvorsen, J.
VV. Oyster, Mr. and Mrs. M. L
Adams, W. W. Flynn, Gus Ray
mond, Dr. E. V Talvin and son,
Thos. Peterken and family, Mrs.
D. J. Kchensil, Mrs. J Sabsowski,
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cotter, Mr. and
Mrs Harold Woodward, Florence
Marks, J. W. Murphy, J. Grosse.
OVERLAND—John Halvortis, W.
D. Fuller, Mary M. Sharpe, Miss
Della Olsen, Geo. Lindsey, James
W. McAuley, J. Rouruer, A. R. Me
Intosh, K. R. Towle, E. M Miles,
F. M. Donoghy.
GILLILAND—Tom Beasly, Mrs.
Wm. Bryan, J Janacke.
.. .Fifty per cent off on all clean
ing and pressing work (not rush
work) received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
A nice assortment' of Thanksgiv
ing Cards now on sale. ALASKA
SHOP.
! Sourdough Bill today shouldered ^
: his pack and trusty cannon and
, set out into the hills in quest of
moose. He explains that he waited
until today because he had hopes
of winning the turkey door-prize at
last evening’s Armistice Day dance
i but owing to fate of luck he will
| have to forego roast turkey for a
i moose steak.
!
j Osbo’s Electrical Shop is com
| pleting the transferring of its stock
; into its new location in the Ad
I miral Building. .
| Send your cleaning and pressing;
| in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
j our special one-half regular price
j offer. Seward Steam Laundry.
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