At one time Monday the tempera
ture was 15 below at Nenana, say
local arrivals.
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BI-METfLISM ADVOCATE
LEASES FOB MOOSE PASS
Matt Menderfield, resident of
Moose Pass, left for his home today
after a brief visit in Seward. Mr.
Menderfield is a strong advocate
of bi-metalism and in it sees a great
help to a solution of the present
world depression.
Mr. Menderfield says that if bi
metalism is brought about that
many miners would return to work
throughout the United States as
they are doing in Mexico and other
places where silver has been re
stored and rejuvenated by other
countries which have suspended the
gold standard.
Menderfield further states that it
will not hurt the gold mining in- ;
dustry as there is not enough gold ;
in the world as it is. He also said j
that it would help silver mining in j
Alaska, saying that likely prospects
would probably be developed.
Mrs. Harry White and two child
ren departed on the morning’s train
enroute to Matanuska where Mr.
White is connected with the Agri
cultural Experiment Station. Mrs.
White arrived from Kodiak on the
SS Evans a few days ago.
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H. A. Anderson, resident of Skilak
Lake is a visitor in the city. Mr.
Anderson announces it is his inten
tion to start a pack train and sad
dle horse train service into the
Skilak Lake region from Coopers
Landing next summer. The trip,
which -will take Seward residents
and tourists into the heart of the j
Kenai Peninsula, would be an en- |
joyable one and will be had at a:
very nominal cost, he announces. !
The schooner Dorothy, under
charter by the Chirikof Island Cat
tle Co., operating the “Farthest j
West” cattle ranch in the world,
which arrived in port yesterday
morning from Seattle, left during
the night with Chirikof Island as
its destination.
LIBRARY EXTENDS THANKS
The Library Board wishes to
thank the Seward Gateway for the
splendid advertising given the bake
sale, and all others who contributed
so much to make a success.
Seward Public Library,
Mare Harwood, Sec’y.
William Barber, graduate of the
Anchorage high school of 1931 and
editor of the Anchorage high school
publication of last year, who has
been visiting in Seward, departed
today for Anchorage. Barber plans
to go to the States in the near fu
ture and enroll in a linotype school.
A marriage ceremony was per
formed in Seward yesterday by Rev.
Wm. McMillan, S. J., of the St.
Joseph’s Church at Cordova. The
newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson,
left for the States on today’s south
bound boat.
WARNING TO CHILDREN
Owing to many complaints the
Chief of Police has been instructed
to arrest any child caught marking
windows, buildings, cars or for up
setting ash cans or other depreda
tions; especially the throwing of
nails or tacks into the streets. Hal
loween is no excuse for these dam
ages.
D. C. BROWNELL, Mayor.
Henry Lucas, member of the Al
aska Guides Inc. personnel of Al
1 aska big game guides, arrived ir
Seward on last night’s train from
Anchorage. Mr. Lucas was recently
discharged from the hospital after
making a remarkable recovery from
a recent illness. He will complete
his convalescence in Seward.
Tina Hawkinson and Lela Neville,
who departed for Anchorage last
week, returned on last night’s train.
Such a happy dessert for all ap
petites — HORLUCK’S Danish Ice
Cream. For sale at the Candy Cot
tage.
William Strandberg, Anchorage
| high school graduate and star ath
lete, arrived on last night’s train
from the Interior and today de
parted on the SS Alameda. He is
enroute to the States and may en
roll in the University of Washing
ton. William has been helping his
father, Dave Strandberg, in his gold
j placer operations in the Flat dis
j trict but the mine has ceased op
j erations for the season.
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! Now is the time to iook over old
packs and have new bottoms put
on for winter.
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