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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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FRIDAY THE 13th, LUCKY FOR SEWARD
Today is Friday the 13th but wait until you see to
morrow’s paper with reference to doings at Washington,
D. C., affecting Seward, Alaska, U. S. A. Yep! If we
don’t get the Lowell Creek and half of the Resurrection
Bay breakwater this year we’ll eat our hat. The dis*
patches came too late for today’s paper but the good news
will be doubly appreciated, perhaps, by this little sus
pense. The Interior Department bill passed the House
and is now up in the Senate.
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Golfers may come and golfers may go, but lost balls
apparently go on forever.
Companionable marriages would do away with all
talk of companionate marriages.
The Republican National Convention will begin in
Kansas City on June 12 and end when somebody chooses
to run.
A scientist declares that earth worms think. 'Of
course; if a worm didn’t think, why should he turn?
Think of Ford’s generosity in letting people see the
new car without paying admission.
With all of Obregon’s opponents dead, the Mexican
presidential primary appears to be over.
Even though the peacemakers do eventually knock
out Mars they will still have to reckon with Cupid.
Hickman proved to be a hick boy.
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ANCHORAGE TAKES
FIRST GAME FROM
SEWARD 18 T014
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INLET HIGH SCHOOL TEAM WIN j
GAME BY THE SKIN OF
THEIR TEETH
Anchorage^ Special to The Gateway
Jan. 13,—Anchorage high school ae^
feated the Seward high school basket
ball team last night by the sco > oi
IS to 14. It was a hard fought game
and a hard game for the snappy lit
tle co?st school team to lose The
first two quarters ended with the In
let five on the long end. Seward tied
the score in the third quarter but
let Anchorage get away with threa
shots in the last half
FPRST QUARTER
First basket by Ek, second bv J.*.
Snodgrass. Time out ier Seward
Outside pass to Valier fm the third
basket. Seward got gomg with a bas
ket by Guy Manthey followe! with
one by Leslie. Basket by McKinnoD
on a pass from outsde. End of first
quarter Anchorage 8, Seward i.
SECOND QUARTER
A foul on Ek. Two points by Ray
mond converting a basket by Francis.
Foul on Hayes, Snodgrass failed to
convert. Foul on Ek. Rosness failed
to convert. Foul on Hayes, Valier
failed to convert. Basket by McKin
non, foul on Francis, McKinnon fail
ed. to convert. End of the first half
Anchorage 10, Seward 8.
THIRD QUARTER
The third quarter opened up by R.
Manthey making a pretty basket.
Valier made a besket from the foul
line. Basket by Guy. Foul on Snod
grass, Howard failed to convert, Bind
of this quarter, score Anchorage
Seward 12.
LAST QUARTER
Basket by Valier from center; bas
ket by R. Manthey; McKinnon a bas
ket from center ending game.
Game started at 8:30 p. m.
Kenneth Ackley refereed to the
satisfaction of all concerned.
U. S. WILL WAKE UP
PARIS, Jan. 13. (/?)—'The French
foreign office expressed the belief .
that the United States will eventu.
ally realize that the French reser
vation to limit the pact, to wars of
aggression only is necessary if the
treaty is ever to be anything more
i than a hollow expression.
School supplies. Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Ice creepers at J. L Graef’s
The longer you deal with this old
established market of Carstens the
better you will like it.
GOSPEL SERVICE WILL BE
AT 7:30 P. M. IN THE
CHAPEL ADJOINING THE
FUNERAL PARLOR
SUBJECT
“The Hands of Our Lord”
SUNDAY SCHOOL
11 A. M.
LIBERTY THEIITER
W. R. Macpherson
will deliver the message
Everybody invited
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For the first time, a great historic picture story
of the Spanish-American War has been made in
“Across the Pacific
A Spectacular Drama Staged in the Beautiful
Philippines Showing the Sensational Capture of
the Rebel Leader General Aguinaldo.
AUTHENTIC INCIDENTS WOVEN INTO
A THRILLING EIGHT REEL STORY
No trench warfare here, but exciting jungle ad
venture with General Funston in Philippines
MONTE BLUE
Is the star, supported by a special cast.
There is also a ‘flSIG BOY” two-reel comedy
SEA SCAMPS”
at
A FUN AND EXCITEMENT PROGRAM
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
January 25, February 21, March 21, April cs,
May 23, June 27, July 25, August 22, September 19,
October 24, November 21, December 12.
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PIONEER MEETING
Pioneer meeting on Friday night in
Moore’s Paint Shop; 8 o’clock.
* OHAS. CRAWFORD,
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