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EDITOR SANDBECK AWARDED MEDAL
As editor of “Seward’s Folly,’’ the local high school
paper, Otto Sandbeck may justly be highly pleased
at the rank attained by the paper in competition with
all other school papers in the Territorial possessions of
the United States. The fact “Seward’s Folly” captured
first honors bears much significance and was a proper
reward for his many hours of extra toil while attending
to his regular work as a member of the Gateway staff.
Naturally, Otto is the kind of a lad who refuses to
accept credit for the accomplishment but nevertheless
the Columbia Scholastic Press Association of the Uni
versity of Columbia, thought so highly about him
that they awarded him a bronze medal and Otto re
ceived it in the last mail. We know his many friends will
be more than pleased to hear this.
Each success, such as this, should be but a stepping
stone for additional victories—not necessarily financial
ones—and if a portion of success means work and doing
one’s best, we can assure the world Otto will make the
grade.
The Seattle Times, in a recent issue, waxed sarcas
tic in an editorial in which thev said “Alaska brown
brown bear should be cautious.” The Kodiak Island
problem finally got to the ears of the Puget Sound city j
and it is with pleasure the Gateway noted its attitude I
in the matter was reflected by the Seattle paper.
There is no truth in the report that all the planting
now under wav around here is beine* done with the ex-j
pectation of pa^ticip^tine- in the $500,000,000 congress
may give the poor (?) farmers.
RISE IN METAL STOCKS BOOMS EXCHANGE |
The Salt Lake City stock and mining exchange
FAVORS PROPOiV L
WASHINGTON, May 15, (/P)—
A proposal of the Goodyear Zeppe
!lin Co., to establish dirigible pas
senger route to Hawaii with the
idea of later extending the service
to Japan, Australia and other points
has obtained the favorable atten
tion of President Hoover.
1
“QUEER WORK”
CHICAGO, May 15, (A5)—John
Maynard Harlan, representing F. L.
Lisman of New York, who is trying
to buy Chicago tranction lines, de
nounced the Samuel Insull tract:on
forces and attacked the “queer
work” in the legislature.
VICTORIOUS CHIEF
MEXICO CITY. May 15, (yP)—
General Plutarco Calles, victorious
! federal commander, arrived here
jnnd was received by President Por
tes Gil and a large delegation from
the army and civil government.
KILLED CHILDREN
S A SK A T O O N, Sackatchewan, I
May 15, OP)—Mrs. Muriel Whson 1
killed her four children and then
committed suicide because “she j
felt herself unworthy of her hus
band.”
WARNS AMERICA
NEW YORK, May 15, OP)—1The
Australian government has submit- ;
ted to the state department a ]
warning that increase in tariff
schedules affecting Australian ex
ports will tend to divert trade to !
other countries.
TO JUNK CRUISER
GLASGOW, May 15, OP)—The !
ereat German battle cruiser, “Sey- !
dlitz” which recently was raised
from the ocean floor at Scapa Flow
was towed to Inverkething, Scot
land, where it will be broken up for
junk.
The Gateway would appreciate
lit- if the "gink” who stole the only !
sign “we had”—the small swing- !
ing one—would return same when |
the spirits so move them.
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A long article on the Interna- !
tional Highway was featured in
; a recent Sunday edition of the ,
Seattle Post Intellingencer.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sclial
(erer’s Alaska Shop.
SEATTLE BRICK b£ CREAM
ALL NEW FLAVORS-PINTS AND
QUARTS. CAN I? L COTTAGE
QUALITY DEVELUFINtt PRINT
NG AND ENLARGING. Schallet
r’s Alaska Shop.
LEGAL NOTICE |
U. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
hat KNUTE THEVIK, entryman,
together with his witnesses,
Antone F. Demidoff, and John
Norton, all of Kodiak, Alaska, has
submitted final proof of his home
tead entry serial 06990, for lands
embraced in U. S. Survey No. 1673
latitude 57o 46’ 40” N. Longitude
352o 26’ 50” W. containing 133.13
; acres, and it is now in the files of
[the L'. S.. Land Office, Anchorage,
and if no protest is filed in the
ocal land office, within the period
of publication, or thirty days
afterward, the final proof will be
accepted and fiual certificate is
nied.
J. LINDLEY GREEN, Register.
Date of first publication March,
25, 3929.
Oatc last publcation June 5 1929
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A beautiful, comical and pathetic story of an
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An absorbing picture tale of a happy-go-lucky
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and then gradually down as his beautiful
daughter goes up The pal knows the man res
ponsible for the death of the girl’s mother but
does not tell until the same villian’s son be
comes involved with the daughter, which brings
on a thrilling climax.
— LAUGHS — PATHOS — EMOTION —
A feature containing all the elements that pro
vide AI entertainment with a cast of stars to
perfectly carry the parts.
We will give you also an animal comedy called
“WILD PUPPIES”
with all the Fox comedians.
And a reel of Jokes.
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