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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19. 19(;4
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GOING THE OTHER WAY
It is deeply significant and unquestionably pleasing
that coal from Interior coal mines is going thru the
railroad yards of Seward to the town of Cordova. It re
verses the shipments of last spring when*coal was being
brought from the States and British Columbia for Cor
dova needs.
To Alaskans who remember why the Alaska Rail
i<>ad was built in the first place, it will be a happy reflect
ion that its original and intended function is coming
finally to pass and that instead of lying dormant while
Outside coal is brought to Northern ports, Alaska coal
is finding its way to market for warmth and power.
When the embargo is finally lifted and Alaska coal finds
its. way to Alaska and Northwest points the much dis
cussed deficit in Alaska Railroad operations will become
a thing of the past.
^ They used to sing “Where is my wandering boy to
night” Now they just call up the police about 2 a. m. and
k'-l l ) S’° down to the roadhouse and bring the boy
SPEAKING OF BUMPS
The City Council is gravely confronted with the
question of raising the level of the bridges across Lowell
Creek. If they could take off some of the peaks where
you bump your nose they would have plenty of material
for fill in.
Paradiciilorobenzene is recommended by the depart
i' inent of agriculture for destroying the peach borer. The
name would scare any sensitive borer to death.
The people exist for the government to pay tax; the
\>y government exists for the people to cuss.
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RESEMTIOHS
The list of reservations on the
S. S. Alaska, southbound out of
the Port of Seward yesterday, in
cluded the following:
SEATTLE— John S. Lahtr, Fran
ces Friar, Marie Cook, H. T. Myers,
David Hoffman, Mrs. John Holden,
| B. D. Vandeveer, Dolly Fisher,
Elizabeth Dorwin, H. P. Gallagher,
W. D. Coppernoll, Don Moran, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Dorwin, Mr. and
Mrs. N. T. Stacy, H. W. Teich, A.
G. Nicodet, C. J. Sellander.
S. L. Ruath, Henry De John,
Mildred Fisher, P. S. Smith, R. D.
Ohrenschell, M. M. Hunsacker,
Miss Clara Richards, Miss Frank,
J. R. Frank, J. W. Duncan, R. H.
Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Laurence, Mrs. E. M. Hunter, Mar
tha Erwin, Wells Erwin, T. R. Me
Ewen, Mrs. Florence Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Whitney, Wm. Cheigh
ten, W. C. Beckley. R. F. Miller, J. |
McDonald, Victor Hartell, Peter
Anderson.
CORDOVA—D. Rose, Wm. Mah
er, F. J. Mahan, M. Brown, Eddie
Sulton, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fisher
Wood and children, Roy Marshall,
Mabel Briggs, Arthur Woodby, Ben
Devin, Nels Anderson, Frank Mack
ey.
KETCHIKAN—J. J. Hughes.
LATOUCHE—A. F. Sunby.
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