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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. I9t4
Published daily except Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Entered in the postoffice at Seward Alaska as
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E. F. Jessen, Editor and Manager .
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RESURRECTION BAY
There are some beautiful things in the world but
give us Resurrection Bay at sundown.
It seems to be a place where the departing sprites
of beautiful impishness have laid an ampitheater for
grotesque inconsistences. All laws of the real world go
down by the board.
On one distant peak some loving hand has drawn a
gossamer of pink. Right next some dour gnome has
flown a darksome coat. Just across the canyon a spright
ly ray of sunshine hits upon a field of vivid green. Tow
ering above, a mighty glacier pauses, cold, white and
forbidding even loath to intrude. Its very hesitancy
adds that zest to strike a sort of terror into all the
hearts that have strived to make things understandable.
And then the moon comes up, drenching it all in a
silver flood. One voluntarily shrinks when admitting al
legiance to so base a thing as humankind.
WE THANK YOU
sympathy of all Juneauites goes out to the
pcopie ot Seward who have suffered severe losses on ac
r, v Seward is one of the best little cities in
Alaska. Her people are wide-awake and generous Alas
kans, They are among the first to give sympathy and
support if needed, whenever there is suffering any
v/aere. Of course she will recover from her losses and
go ahead, because that is the spirit of the town.
—Juneau Empire
Great changes have come over the mining industry
in recent years. New methods of treating ores has made
it possible to recover values from ore bodies that former
ly were considered worthless.
Builders’ Supplies
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JOHN C. WHITE I
& CO. 1
High Grade Line of
Cigars, Tobaccos & 1
Candies i
FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
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About one dozen dresses at cost and below
Bargains throughout the Shop
Judge Hughes May
Sit On World Court
GENEVA, Sept. 5, (JP)—Disarma
ment will be the principal tbsme of
negotiations at the ninth session of
the Deague of Nations opening heie.
Drafts of binding far reaching treat
ies based on the Paris engagements
are in the hands of many delegates,
The session is of special interest
to the United States on account of
the candidacy of Charles E. Hughes
for a Judgeship in the World Cou'-t.
THEY CATCH COLD
NEW YORK, Sept.. 6, {/P)—An epi
demic of colds among the Argentine
players forced the United States Polo
Association to postpone the first
International match until September
15th.
VATICAN LIKES PACT
ROME, Sept., 6, (/P)—The observa.
tore Romano, official organ of the
Vatican, in comntenting upon the
Anti-war Treaty signed in Paris, fore,
casts that it would make future wars
unprofitable and criminal. However
it expressed the fear that it would
not prevent all wars.
FIRE THREATENS YACHTS
NEW YORK, Sept., 6, (TP)—A mil
lion dollars worth of pleasure craft
including William K. Vanderbilts
yacht “Ara” and Resolute and Vanitie
were threatened with destruction by
fire which destroyed the M. S. Foam.
JUST SLEEPING POTION
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept., 0, (,P)—
The Dollar Liner President Madison
will be searched on arrival here. At
Honolulu 2,160 tins of opium were
found in the cargo discharged from
the ve-,sel and it is believed that a
further 700 tins worth $100,000 are
still aboard.
If you haven't tried P-rye.Bruhn's;
Baby Beef you have missed some
thing, friends!
Excellent line of Columbia
records at Sylvia’s. Newest'
of hits.
LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O’CLOCK •— ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
THIS PROGRAM TONIGHT ONLY
The red hot out and out thriller
“ The Great
Mail Robbery ”
A tale of daring: and fast action in which the
U. S. MARINES
have the principle part in guarding: a great
treasure train of gold from a large band of
murderous bandits
Some of the most daring stunt flying ever pho
tographed is in this picture when the Marines
use airplanes to chase the bandit cars.
The kind of play that makes you sit up and
take notice all the way through.
With it we will give you an interesting
PATHE NEWS, A FABLE,
and once again one of those very enjoyable
German educational pictures titled
"DOG' DAYS"
Remember, you can see this fine program
j TONIGHT ONLY
Just As A Reminder
I ‘<THERE IS HARDLY ANYTHING IN THE WORLD
ij THAT SOME MAN CAN NOT MAKE A LITTLE
If WORSE AND SELL A LITTLE CHEAPER, AND
II THE PEOPLE WHO CONSIDER PRICE ONLY ARE
)! THIS MAN’S LAWFUL PREY.” SOME PEOPLE
II KNOW THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING AND THE
|I VALUE OF NOTHING.”
I If we thought for a minute that most of the people in
I this community considered price above everything else
I we would be advertising cheap merchandising at prices
II that would delight the most astute of price sharp shoot
I ers the most for their money, it is a pleasure for us to ad
| be thrown to the four winds. But we believe otherwise.
| We are certain that most of the people realize that cheap
p merchandise is the most ...expensive. We feel ...that while
ij they are naturally interested in the price, they are more
| concerned about getting the most value for their money.
| And because we arp sure that we are giving our custom
jj ers themost for their money, it is a pleasure for us to ad
1 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
I very latest style and is ALL NEW.
SEWARD TRADING CO. INC.
I Agent for Dupont Powder Caps and Fuse
1 Call Main 135
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