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KODIAK, ALASKA
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TEKTATIKE NEW LINEUP
FOfl 11DBALL SERIES
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It has been suggested that instead
of having a similar handball tourna
j ment, such as was held last winter,
! that eight teams be made up of the
local various organizations, or com
panies, these to be pitted against one
! another. Graduates from the begin
ners classes would be lined up as the
season progresses. But one court
would be used for the tournament the
other being kept open for those not
matched.
j A tenative lineup would read some
ithing like this:
American Legion: Dr. Roberts and
possibly a Signal Corps man.
Elks: Painter and Andresen.
Firemen: Shellhorn and Valade.
City: Balderston and Jessen.
Signal Corps, No. 1 • Wayne Gallo
way and Rose.
Signal Corps, No. 2: Glancy and
Dow Galloway.
Quartermaster Dept: Baker and
Harris.
s Alaska Railroad: Dyer and Hopkins.
As has been stated this is just a
tentative lineup to illustrate how it
might work out. Further suggestions
are solicited by President Flickinger
of the S. A. C.
Mrs. F. Brown, postmistress at Rid
diford, is among the local visitors
having come to town on Wednesday.
Captain Wm. Fawcett, publisher of
Whiz Bang, has written an article,
more in the nature of a poem, for the
Elks Magazine, he revealed to The
Gateway during his recent visit here.
Incense and Incense Burners. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
When Buick im
proves upon Euick
—the standard for
the year is set
Buick for 192S introduces
a higher standard of beauty
and luxury than the world
has ever known. Buick
interiors are as modish as
exquisite drawing-rooms—
as harmoniously colored
— and as comfortable.
Buick’s new Fisher bodies
are low-swung without
any loss of head-room or
road-clearance.
And so, down to the small
est detail of construction,
wherever refinements
could be made, Buick has
made them. Again Buick
has improved upon Buick.'
Again the standard for the
year is set.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
FLINT, MICHIGAN
Division of General Motors Corporation
Sedans . . $1195 to*1995
Coupes . . *1195 to$1850
SportModels$1195 to *1525 l
All prices are f. o. b. Flint, Mich., govern
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ing plan, the most desirable, is available.
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BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
OCIE'WE
YACHT WESTWARD GOES '
WESTWARD. TWO HUNTS
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The yacht Westward, Capt. Roe
Dykeman, which arrived in port yes
terday from the Westward district, de
parted last evening for Kodiak where
the little vessel will remain for the
next two weeks returning to Seward
about the middle of next month en
route to Seattle.
Capt. Dykeman reports a westerly
gale outside which, with all sails set,
drove the yacht along at a ten knot
clip.
The Westward still has two hunting
parties in the field, one up Fox River,
at the head of Kachimak Bay, and the
other bear hunting near Cape Chiniak.
Jas. T. Swann, of Tampa, Fla., who
is in town awaiting the departure of
the S. S. Yukon for Seattle, reports a
successful hunt having procured good
specimens of both sheep and bear.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing' Company.
The Chiclcaloon oil well is now
down to a depth of nearly 1,000 feet,
local arrivals- report.
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GIVES AUTOS TO FRIENDS
FAIRBURY, Neb., Sept. 30. (£>)—
C. A. Sherman, wealthy New England
er, who periodically v^its Fairbury,
has given away 20 automobiles to his
friends this year. That is his princi
pal philanthropy. Rev. L. A Brum
baugh, Fairbury minister, is the lat
est beneficiary of Sherman’s gener
osity. He was presented with an
expensive sedan. Last fall Sherman
presented three Fairbury residents
with automobiles.
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Manager
SEWARD ALASKA
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