ISSUES BOOKLET:
TELLS OF MIKES
The excellent mining booklet
“Building An Independent Income
With Certainty,” descriptive of min
ing in general and operations
around the great Park City mineral
district in particular, must have
been written by an authority on this
great industry, reports the Denver
Mining Record.
Charles Moore, who heads Star of
Utah and Mayflower Mines, two
large development projects, in the
Park City, Utah, mineral belt, must
have written this instructive book
let, as he is one of the few Western
mining men with hte experience
and knowledge to set dow nsuch
important facts. The booklet has
just been issued by the Mayflower
Mines Croporation and a copy of the
same should be in the hands of ev
► ery investor interested in Western
mining development.
Charles Moore has his office at
Park City, Utah, and is a success
ful pioneer mining operator of the
West.
Fred Handy, who bears the
reputation of being the best liked
prohibition officer in the Terri
tory, is enroute to Seward on the!
► , Yukon. Bandy was formerly in
1 the Fairbanks district and recently
went to the States to attend a
Prohi school.
George King, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. George King, entered
the 8eward General Hospital Fri
day for treatment to an injured
limb.
WILL ELECT TRUSTEE
The Eastern Star will meet Mon
day evening, at it’s regular month
* iy meeting, and will elect one
trustee.
BUTTER HORNS
and
BUTTER PRETZELS
HOT SANDWICH 40c
Merchants Lunch 45c
ELECTRIC BAKERY
HOCKEY SCORES
VANCOUVER, April 11. (/P) —
The Vancouver Lions won the sec
and game of a five games series
with the New York Rangers with
score of five to four Friday night.
BELMONT BILL CLUB
SEWIUO HE
ILL UNSHEATH BITS
A big baseball game is on tap
for tomorrow afternoon at 2 be
tween the Belmont baseball club
and the Seward athletes.
The Belmonters, managed by
“Boots” Anderson, has been under
going severe spring training for
the last few days in preparation
for this game. The Gateway sleuth
has also uncovered the “dirt” that
[this club will put good material
| into their lineup. All names are
lacking but read these over and
shed a few crocodile tears:
It is reported that Sullivan, big
I leaguer from the States for two
jyears, will be there; “Duke” anoth-!
er diamond * wizard; Elmer Lenon,
all-round star athlete, Alex Reed,
and a bunch of others.
; The Athletes have not yet di
vulged their lineup but they have
assured the sports reporter that
they will have a number of “dark
horses” in the field.
The game will be played adja
cent to the railroad tracks near
the Seward Athletic Club gymna
sium. It is alleged that the Bel
mont Club has its own umpire.
L. Ohnhauser, guide, left today
for La wing after a couple of days
in the good old town.
t
It is reported that General
Otto F. OhLson of the Alaska Rail
road and Superintendent Holmes,
are due to arrive here today.
Frank Bellovich, tie maker, left
today for the camp but returns
next week.
Fritz Nilsen, the trapper.painter,
in town over the week end to give
the girls a treat, left today bound
for Cooper’s Landing.
The best ice ere am yet! Horlock’s Rams
Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, sole agent.
I
Elk’s Purple Bubble Ball
SATURDAY, APRIL 18
I- O. O. F. Han
auspices
Seward Bills’ Club—B. P. O. E.
Ladies free Gentlemen $1.00
JT THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—Mrs. and Mrs. F
Saunders, Cordova, Mr. and Mrs.
Grandison and child, Fairbanks, J.
E. Chovin, Seward, Joe Linke, Flat,
H. C. Wallick, Takotna, Paul
Drouin, Flat, Tom Fournier, Fair,
banks, J. B. Sapiro, Seattle, Larry
Parsons, Fairbanks, Geo. Evers,
Fairbanks, Marie Winston, Fair,
banks, E- Gustafson, Fairbanks, J.
K. Lohnes and Mrs. Lohnes, An
chorage, J. K. Reed, Seward, Wil
liam Harnett, Nenana, L. M. Sig
amon, El Centro, Calif., A. P. Van
Deinse, San Francisco, Victor E.
Anderson, San Francisco, Alex
Almdohl, Seattle, A. Sorensen. San
Francisco, Mr- and Mrs. Geo. H.
Miller, Anchorage, Dr. H. W. Al
berts, Sitka, H. R. Ray, Fairbanks,
R. Soderberg, Fairbanks, M. J. Mul
looly, Fairbanks, Robert W’ard,
Seattle, Mr. and Mrs J. T. Cun.
ningham, Anchorage.
SEWARD—Wilfred Bruce, Carl
Anderson, Sam Hansen, Georgia
Sarr, R. Hauga, Mrs. Wood, Floyd
Hatfield, Mrs. Sofia Onzonian, Mrs.
E. J. Amendsen, C. E. Halvorsen,
O. G- Plowman.
OVERLAND—George Hicsimka,
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Colly, A. Olsen,
James Gleason, Roy Murphy, Wm.
Myer, H. Hart, M. Brown, John Su
micla, Daniel McCabe, George j
Beck, H. H. Kennedy
GILLILAND—H. Kern, Fritz Nil- I
sen, Leo Onhauser, E. J. Roodi.
John Hall is preparing his pow
er dory for halibut fishing.
The schooner Bavaria, Capt. J.
Smith, is having deck repairs
made.
Chas. Lean left for - Cooper’s
Landing today following a few
days in the ctiy.
Joe Maherin and Oscar Hart,
two staunch and loyal . “Knights
of Ye Olde Grippe,” were south
bound passengers on the SS Queen.
Harry Moren was among those
bound for Moose Pass on today’s
train.
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Bersningham, Thomas Henry. En
listed April 20, 1918, Fort Slocum
Unassigned Cth Reg. U. S- Cav. Dis
charged April 15, 1919. 5 feet, 3
in. tall, blue eyes, brown hair.
Please advise Florence M. Nish,
State Aid, City Hall, Lynn, Mass.
Chas. Hawthorne, super-sales
man, arrived Friday from the
fringes of the Arctic.
Mrs. Homer Jewell, wife of the
well known Alaska Game Com
mission official, was among Fri
day’s arrivals from the Interior. ’
SHOB repairing with him
material, canvas and lea the
goods made to ordbr.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
"Ciyfaf Hyaetf to Sleep,*' one of the new
Mnr hit* for sale at the Alaako Shop.
Pacific International
Airwavs of Alaska
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Fly in comfort to all points
in Alaska in our four-pas
senger cabin plane. Large
baggage compartment sep
arate from cabin. Equip
ment for water landings.
Sightseeing trips any time
$5.00 per passenger
Write, Phone or Telegraph
ROBERT H. ROMIG
Anchorage, Alaska
THEATER NEWS
Showing for the last time this
evening is the fine Underworld
story, “Thunderbolt,” with George
Bancroft at his best in the title
role. It is a novel plot, and fin
ishes in a very strong climax.
For Sunday’s entertainment there
j is a backstage play by Arthur Hop
kins which ought to insure its
quality. Partly in colors it is con
sidered above the average.
"Two Hearts in Waltz Tine,’* one of the
latest Brunswick records at the Alaska Shop.
Phone for Horluek’a Danish Ire Cream and
we will deliver. Candy Cottage.
COMMERCE CIGAR STORE
Tobacco, Candy, Soft Drinks,
Cards, Pool
John Anderson, Prop.
Phone Adams 54
Gerhart Johnsen
CONTRACTOR
PLASTERING *
STUCCO WORE
P. O. Box 473 — Seward, Aaa.
.-,
I The Alaska Railroad
Trains arrive at 6:30 p. m.
FRIDAYS
Trains depart at 7:30 a. m.
SATURDAYS
STEAMSHIP STARR
CAPTAIN C. E. ANDERSON
Next Sailing of Steamer Starr out of Seward
May 15
SAN JUAN FISHING & PACKING
COMPANY
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Phone Madison 139 V Seward, - Alaska
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Evans
Watson
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Watson
Evans
Leaves Arrives South
Seattle Sewrd Seward
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SS Denali leaves Seattle April 20
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