Four Believed To
Have Perished Under
Skeet Blazing Tar
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. Sept. 11.
(yP)—Four workmen are believed to
have perishjed tinder a sheet of blaz.
ing coal tar which spread over a
portion of San Francisco Bay as the
result of an explosion. Three others
were seriously if not fatally injured
and the woodwork on a $2,000,000
pier under construction was damaged
very badly.
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Game Warden Shot
When Slops Auto
Party For License
YUBA CITY, Calif. S'apt. 11. (/P)—
In line of duty, stjate gamis warden
George Thomas halted hunters near
! here and demanded a license. In res
]
I ponse the hunter levelled his shot
jgun at Thomas anil pumped three
!charges of shot into his head, killing
him instantly, according; to the auth.
orities.
Freak Land And
Water Boat Used
By Volcanologist
11 On the decks of the Catherine D.,
ione of the fleet of boats for the Pa
Icific American Fisheries Co., which
was in Ketchikan recently on her
jway South from the Westward, was
j the fbeak water and land boat used
j by Dr. T. A. Jagger, scientist, on his
trip around the Aleutian Peninsula,
j The boat is all metal and makes;
j 15 miles an hour in this water. It i
carries both an automobile and a ma
rine license. The "craft” was used
to run along the beaches and when
a cliff was reached or rocks it took
to the water. Dr. Jagger went South
a short time ago and is now in
Washington, D. C.
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room over Seward Laundry. En_ i
quire Harry Kawabe.
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ty. Call Starr Cleaners: Adams 120.;
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For Sale: Adding machine. See Me '
Kay.
Unfurnished house for rent Urbach. !
FOR SALE—Two coal heaters, cheap.
Call Adams 86. (
CARPENTER WORK WANTED— !
I House alteration, building repair.
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money. See Mr. Cooper, Brown & '
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BIG PRE INVENTORY SALE WILL
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| Racing Motor
Developing 25 H. P. is now ready for delivery.
=== Call, write or wire for new Johnson catalogue and price list.
I THERE’S A MODEL FOR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE,
FROM $115.00 UP F. O. B. FACTORY
We are Agents for Seward and Southwestern Alaska
Johnson
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETA
BLES AT ALL TIMES
B. & H. BRAND MAYONAISE—B. & H. BRAND SANDWICH
SPREAD—B. & H. BRAND THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING
Our own homemade product
Made with the National Mayonnaiser in a strickly sanitary
way. Made of fresh ranch eggs. Pure salad oil and best spices.
For a rainy day there is nothing like an
Alligator coat. Let us show you the new,
snappy, stylish Aviation Model, Featherweight
Alligator. Made of balloon silk, lined with
broadcloth, these coats are extermely light
weight, yet warm enough for colder weather.
HAVE YOU GIVEN ANY THOUGHT TO
YOUR HUNTING OUTFIT ?
As usual we have a complete line of outdoor
clothing. Duxbak Water-repellent Pants, Coats
and Hats, Alligator Featherweight Pants and
Short Coats, Rubber Boots, light and heavy
weight Shupacs. high and low cut leather
shoes, wool socks in all weights, Oregon City,
Pendleton and Neustadter Shirts.
LUGGAGE OF THE BETTER KIND
Wheary Wardrolas — Wheary Airdroias
Ladies Fitted Cases — Gladstones — Hand
Bags — Suit Cases — Steamer Trunks
Steamer Wardrobes and Tray Trunks.
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ill!
Sourdough Likes
Seward Gateway
"There is so much news in the Sew.
ud Gateway Weekly that I can't ab
orb it all at one sitting,” said Nick
ohnson of Sand Point who i in town
rom the Westward. “I consider it
he best medium of Alaska news that
re can get out there where America
logins to shake hands with Asia. Of
ourse we would like to get the Gate,
•ay Daily, but mail is seldom and er_
atic and when we get the Weekly we
;now we have a fistful of news. There
s one other thing that pleases me in
egard to the Seward paper,” said
ohnson as his continued to hand out
ou quels, ‘‘is the cheerful spirit of its
ditorial and lack of ‘grumpiness.’ 1
ave found enough trouble in the
,’orld without talking about it.”
Mr. Johnson has been a resident of
he North for over 30 years. At the
iverland hotel today he told of some
f his experiences in the fishing in.
ustry out Aleutian way, and also
poke of early days in the Klondike, i
le was one of the first in the Stewart i
iver country- and claims to have been j
1 with others in the discovery’ of the
tmous Mayo mine, now being operat
d by the Alaska Treadwell Co., and
rnceded to be one of the very richest
lines in the North.
ltohi Agents Stick
Up Juneau Citizens
“Billy” Franks, mild of manner and
enerally inoffensive, his claim on
ime being that he is treasurer of the
uneau Elks lodge and one of the
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DEVELOPING PRINTING AND
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SULTS AT Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
Because
a
squarest. prize tight referees that ever
stepped within the roped arena, says
being held up on a dark, damp, lone,
some trail is no joke, says Strollers
Weekly.. Yet that is just what hap
pened to him one evening recently
when he was on his way from the
Alaska Juneau boarding house in the
Basin to town when two men stopped
him and told him to put 'em up. He
was frisked but it was booze that was
being looked for instead of money, the
hold.up men being prohibition offi
cers, Having no oil of joy concealed
in his raiment, “Billy” was permitted
'o continue his journey to town. Mr.
Pranks advises againse such practic.
es as that to which he was subjected
on the ground that the wrong man
may be tackled sometime.
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DUNHILL PIPES AND TOBAC ,
COS. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
LUTHERAN SERVICES
Lutheran church services will be
held in Seward Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Episcopal church,
according to announcement by Rev.
H. Kuring who will arrive tomorrow
fram Anchorage.
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Paints and Oils ,
Cohn an lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska