To prevent continuation of the
steady decrease in the Kenai moose
herd, the Alaska Game Commis
sion has recommended the creation
of a moose sanctuary on the north
west portion of Kenai Peninsula.
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j WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 24.
(/P>—Albert B. Fall, former cabinet
I officer, may have to spend Christ
mas in prison despite a reminder to
President Hoover by a New Mexico
Senator that Fall is eligible for a
1 parole from prison on account of
| his rapidly failing health.
! There seems to be no possibility
| cf Presidential clemency as Hoover
| has said that he has placed the
matter of a parole for Fall before
; the Federal Board of Parole but
! they are unable to act on the re
1 quest until after January 1.
Friday is so named because allofc
! ted to Frigga, the wife of Odin,
; and the goddess of marriage.
Lt. A. J. Valley, who arrived re
! cently from Cordova to join Barn
hill and McGee, and who, w’ith Mrs.
Valley, continued on to Anchorage,
has taken an apartment in Vie
Anchorage Hotel.
GLASGOW, Scotland, Deo. 23. (JP)
—One woman, Mrs. Sarah Rodger,
55-year-old American, was fatally
injured, and 35 other passengers
were less seriously hurt when a
storm struck the Anchor liner Tus
can ia in mid-ocean last week.
Passengers on disembarking from
the ship here said that the ship was
turned around twice by the force
of the gale which hurled the pas
sengers about the boat.
Only the coolness of the Tuscan
ia’s crew' and officers prevented a
panic and probably more serious
consequences.
Oscar Dahl, Moose Pass placer
operator, will arrive in Seward next
Tuesday, according to word re
ceived. Mr. Dahl will spend several
days in the city before returning
to his camp.
INTRODUCE BEER BILL
WASHINGTON, D. C„ Dec. 24.
(JP)—Before the Senate adjourned
for the holiday recess Senator
Buckley of Ohio introduced a bill
which would allow States to permit
beer of 2.25 alcoholic content.
PERPETUAL CALENDAR USEFUL
If you get a perpetual calendar
for Christmas, preserve it carefully.
It will be fine to pass on to some- j
body 12 months hence.
DICKENS’ CHRISTMAS ADVICE
On Christmas Day all should be
welcomed with good cheer and true
hospitality.—Charles Dickens.
TWO CHRISTMAS ISLANDS
There are two Christmas Islands,
one in the Pacific and one in the
Indian ocean.
MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now
open for business at the residence
of Mrs. W. H. Sennett. Phone Main
94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed
operator.
Seward Light & Power Co.
LIGHT POWER and TELEPHONE SERVICE
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALL MAIN 0
ALL HATS REDUCED ONE-THIRD
UP-TO-DATE WEARABLE
STYLES
THE BLUE SHOP
Merry Christmas
THIS IS OUR WISH TO EVERY
AGE BOTH NEAR AND FAR
>rown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD-- QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
APPRECIATES KINDNESS
Mrs. Cooper, who has been very
ill recently and whose condition is
about the same, expresses her sin
cere appreciation to the members
of the Eastern Star and many
other friends who have been so
kind and thoughtful of her.
Delegate Wickersham’s bill in
Congress asking for the construc
tion of coal bunkers at Seward, pro
vides for an appropriation of $75,000
for the job. If passed the bunkers
would be built this spring.
The big lot of beaver pelts seized
in Seattle a year ago for illegal ex
port from Alaska were recently sold
under the “hammer” by the U. S.
Marshal for $9,600.
MAY VOTE FEBRUARY
It is blieved the City Council
will set a day early in February to
the special election to vote on the
proposed leasing of the Seward
General Hospital to the Woman’s
Home Missionary Society.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
• A goodly number of local people
attended the Sunday School Christ
mas program of the Community
Church last evening. Songs, play
lets and recitations were presented
by the Sunday School children and
young people and the program was
enjoyed by those who attended.
The regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Seward Chamber
of Commerce was held today at
noon in the Electric Bakery and
Grill.
The Seward school children were
out at 2:30 this afternoon to begin
their Christmas holidays. School
will resume January 4.
The SS Admiral Evans, Capt. C
Graham, commander, arrived in
port from the Westward just be
fore noon and departed for Seattle
and wayports immediately after
picking up some passengers and
mail here.
A noticeable earth shock was felt
Wednesday evening at about 5:47
p. m., in Seward. It is thought
that the tremor was caused when
Santa Claus’ fleet of heavily laden
Christmas planes left the ground
on their annual Christmas trip.
SELLING DIMINISHES
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. (£>)— A hol
iday atmosphere worked through
the financial markets Tuesday a3
well as other days and selling di
minished. However, those interest
ed in Wall Street finances are not
worried over the temporary cessa
tion ol volume selling as this has
come to be traditional every year
at holiday time.
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GREETINGS
We send you our wishes,
Profuse and sincere,
For a glad Christmas day
And a Happy New Year!
SEWARD DAIRY