GOING HOME DIRECT
T. Douglas and Wm. Regan, two
members of Father Hubbard’s ex
ploring party of Aniakchak Crater,
near Chignik, Alaska Peninsula, in
a wire to The Gateway today, said
they were leaving direct for the
States from the Westward and
would not arrive on the SS Starr
as they had previously planned.
“The Majestic,” last word in mo
dern refrigeration, at Brown &
Hawkins.
Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of goods usually
carried in a first class
jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice
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LARGE NUMBER FRIENDS
PRESENT IT WEDDING
In the presence of many friends
and acquaintances, Miss Kalissa
Pesmakoff and Mr. Wm. Bryant
were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony Sunday evening at
8:30, at the Jesse Lee Home, Rev.
R. T. Hatten performing the nup
tials.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gilliland
stood up for the couple. After
the ceremony refreshments were
served to the guests who number
ed 30.
! Mrs. Bryant has been a member
of the Seward General Hospital
jstaff; Mr. Bryant has been a resi
ident of Seward for about 20 years.
EVANS DUE AT 7 P. M.
The SS Admiral Evans, of the
Pacific Steamship Company, is
jdue to arrive in port this evening
i from the South at 7 o’clock, west
: bound, according to the local of
fice.
DIES AT AGE OF 105
CHARLTON, Mass., July 28. (/P)
i —Leprelet Logee, aged 105, be
lieved to have been the oldest
■ mason in the world, died here.
Lomo fertilizer at J. L. Graef’s
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WILL LAUNCH BARGE
The barge Lawrence, which was
sold last winter by the Alaska
Railroad to Chas. Goodall, Cordo
va lumber baron, and which has I
; been lying on the local beach for
some years, is in the hands of a
crew which is preparing to launch
the craft. ^
iMiSKHSilNG RULES
IRE NOT VICTORY
The regulations of the Alaska
game commission pertaining to the
sealing of pelts are not working
out satisfactorily in the Kusko
kwim district according to the An
chorage Times.
The trouble with the sealing
regulations it is explained is that a
j representative of the commission
] is not always within reach when
| trappers desire to dispose of their
j catches. The furs are brought into
i the different trading centers and
! left there as security for supplies,
j pending the arrival of a game
i warden to do the sealing,
j It happened at one of these
I trading centers recently that an
j official of the commission objected
1 to that manner of disposing of
pelts and caused the arrest of a
trapper because of his failure to
await, the arrival of the official
sealer. Three trials were held and
at the last one the jury voted un
animously to acquit the defendant.
Sentiment against conviction was
also very strong at the first twc
trials it is said, but there were cer
tain men on the juries who were
of the opinion that trappers should
go hungry while waiting for a war
den to come along and seal his
j pelts. The Kuskokwim district is
a very large one.
The proposal to register trap
lines is not a popular one in the
Kuskokwim. The plan is alright
in theory he admits, but it is his
opinion and the opinion of others
in his district, that the parceling
out of Territory in the manner
suggested would open the way tc
favoritism and graft.
Fur conditions are not so good in
! the upper Kuskokwim district just
i at present and the signs of an early
I return of fur bearers are not any
; too encouraging.
JAP FLIERS ARRIVE IN BERLU
BERLIN, July 28. (JP)—The Jap
anese fliers, Kumekava and Kur
ma, landed at the airdrome on ;
leisurely flight from Tokyo. The;
expect to push on soon to Londoi
and Paris.
VOLCANOES ERUPTING
SEATTLE, July 28. (/P)—Newly
arrived fur seals from the Pribilof
Islands, puzzled at the white ashes
silvering their golden brown coats,
sniffed sulphur-filled air. Vol
canoes in the vicinity of Chignik
are in violent eruption; ashes have
fallen a distance of 150 miles in
every direction.
AUTO GEAR SHIFTER
WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28.
(JP)—An automatic variable trans
r mission gear, which eliminates the
necessity of shifting gears while
operating an automobile, has been
invented by an Australian, the De
partment of Commerce was ad
vised.
FIRE LOSS MOUNTING
CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 28. (JP)
—With the loss mounting hourly,
above 50.000 acres of forest fires
roared unabated in northwestern
Wyoming and in Grand National
Forest, while they were checked in
the heart of the Dubois dude ranch
country, and in Yellowstone Na
tional Park.
PHOTO FINISHING-ENLARGING
Ten hour service. Rolls of film
brought in before 10 a. m. out at
j 8 p. ni. same day. ALASKA SHOP.
Seattle Ice Cream at ALASKA
| SHOP.
!
Have you heard he new “OKEH”
records at Sylvia’s. They are won
derful.
NOTED HENVYWEIGHT
The SS Oduna, of the Alaska
Steamship Company, which ar
rived in port Monday from False
Pass and discharged 172 tons of
general cargo, 20 tons for Seward
and 152 tons for railroad points,
departed during the early hours of
today for the South.
There were six cars of creosoted
cedar telephone poles for the Al
aska Railroad.
While at False Pass, Jack Hunt
er, former nationally known boxer,
now a member of the engine room
staff, met with an accident when
a case of salmon fell on a foot
crushing it. He is now in the
Seward General Hospital receiving
treatment.
ARRANGES SMOKER
Jack Vardeen, clever Anchorage
pugilist and promoter, has ar
ranged another “smoker” in the
Inlet City for August 12. It is;
expected a number of local box
ing fans will go to Anchorage to
witness the program which will:
probably be a “bear cat.”
Vessels in port today included'
the USS Tahoe, tug Akutan and!
the fishing vessel Marian.
Regardless of inclement weather
a number of golf fans are out on
the course every day. The latest
of these is L. J. Chilberg, who, for
a novice, is becoming quite adept,
at swatting the “pill” on the sweet,
spot, far, wide and handsome.
Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
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at our pen coun
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visit and
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them.
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