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The annual golf handicap tourn
ament got away to a fair start
Sunday, regardless of the trillions
or gnats and other insects which
have covered the land for the
last three days, with Dr. A. D.
H^verstock carrying away honors,
shooting a spectacular under-par
game and placing him one up in
Paulsteiner’s
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Phones—
..Adams 56 and Adams 14
the first four games against Leon
Urbach, Otto Sandbeck, E. F. Jes
sen, and Edwin Sandbeck. Jessen,
shooting par hung it on both
Sandbecks, with Edwin h a nging
a nine-hole victory over his sharp
shooting brother. The bugs were
too bad for continuous play.
The experts have it doped out
that the lads shooting with a 55
handicap will win the Presidents
Cup o f fered by President A. D.
Balderston, because of the fact
they are showing the greatest
improvement whereas the 1 o w
scorers are more or less set in
their ways. But these latter fel
lows are going to battle all the
way for the cup, just the same.
BIG LUMBER MAN
Geo. D. Tubbs, and Mrs. Tubbs
and daughter, are round-trippers
on the SS. Admiral Watson. Mr.
Tubbs is general manager of the
Foster Lumber Co., operating 94
yards in Kansas and Missouri, and
resides in Kansas City.
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HOSPIM NOTES
Mrs. A. W. Bennett, from Ko
diak, arrived on the Admiral Wat
son today for medical attention.
Frank Arnold, mink farmer from
Montana, Alaska, arrived Sunday
to enter the Seward General Hos
pital for medical treatment.
Miss Gertrude Watson is im
proving rapidly.
Mrs. James Welch has recovered
and will be able shortly to re
sume her work.
L. B. Reynolds has rejoined his
ship after a complete recovery.
Mrs. Howard Long will remain
a few more days in the hospital.
Martin Munson is making rapid
recovery.
t Andrew Anderson left the hos
pital Saturday, and left on a fish
ing boat to resume his work.
Mrs. Helen Nielson is improving
and will soon be able to return
home.
Mrs. Wm. Jacobson has left the
hospital and will be able to re
turn to Valdez this week.
Christian Auney has returned
to Latouche, feeling much improv
ed.
Mrs. R. W. Cook, from Uyak.
has made a splendid recovery and
will be able to return home soon.
Chamber of Commerce meeting
and luncheon Tuesday at noon.
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PATIENT FROM NOME
A plane may arrive in Seward to
day from Nome bearing a patient
for the Seward General Hospital,
according to a telegram received
Sunday by Dr. A. D. Havefstock
from Dr. Swartz. In his wire to Dr.
Haverstock the Nome physician
asked about the size of the Seward
aviation field as it was proposed
to fly a plane equiped with wheels.
Boats in port today were the
SS. Watson, SS. Akutan, U. S. S.
McLane, B. F. M., Bavaria, Roy,
Joan, Prospector and the Hell
diver.
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