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[ OF SR WARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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THE GATEWAY PUBLISHINU COMPANY
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-- ... ONE OF ALASKA’S GREAT CITIES
It is always cheering and heartening to read again
what General Jadwin, chief of the U. S. army engineers,
had to say about Seward when he made his report last
ear on the proposed local breakwater or harbor of re
uge for small boats. His recommendations, again
published yesterday in the Gateway, recalled his state
ment before the Washington, D. C. committee that. Sew
ard is destined to become “One of Alaska’s great cities.
Coming from a man of his ability and standing General
Jadwin’s statement is extremely encouraging.
Alaskan towns are well lit up remarked a recent vis
itor. Now just what did he mean?
Radio was successfully used in locating a stray
Rhode Island mule. The Democratic donkey should have
had similar means to round up stray voters.
Whether there is any'truth or not in the report it is
said that during a recent lodge meeting over in Anchor
age an undertaker played “Waiting For You” on a trum
pet.
The thing that worries us from a newspaper stand
■point is, Secretary Kellogg will have all the wrorld at
peace before the Senate gets a chance to reject the pact.
What Alaska needs is bigger and better 5c cigars.
- Cttdfootns—maid, barber and valet services —library —buffet soda
fountain —beautiful observation cars —all steel —newest and finest
equipment across America. Leaves Seattle 11:00 a.m. daily for Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative. 200 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
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Only 68 Hours to Chicago
from Pacific Coast Cities
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HT Of MISSING MEN j.
Jack Englehart is inquired for j
by his sort. Any information re- j
garding him will be appreciated by ;
the Juneau Postoffice.
MOTION DISMISSED
On motion pf the United States
Attorney against Joe Pollastrine
was dismissed in the Fairbanks
commissioner’s court last week.
Pollastrine was accused of having
possession of beaver skins which
had been obtained thru the use of
a shotgun. He was tried on the
charge in August but the iury dis
agreed.
H. W. Teich, a passenger on the
S S. Yukon, is bringing a bride
back with him. Mr. Teich is with
the Alaska Railroad.
The Mocha Cafe in Fairbanks
open.-d its doors under a new man
agement. Bert Stewart, popular
Interior restaurant man, having
,t^ke a lease on +he business.
A MODERN MINE
! The Healy River mine has mod- !
| ernized its equipment so that at, j
inresent it is capable of producing I
300 tons daily should the necessity j
j demand It has the latest electric !
, locomotives, all steel trains and the j
j most up-to-date tipple that money i
| could purchase.
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■ Antone F. Rolling, art aged fisb
; erman, residing on the Douglas
! beach near Cowee Creek, was found
! dead in his cabin two weeks aeo.
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A cablegram was received by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sey of Douglas, \
telling ol the death in New York ;
City of James Brown, husband of j
theii daughter, Martha. The cause
of the death was given as blood
poisoning.
A GREAT INVENTION
T. G. White, one of the old duck
hunters of Oil Center, reports the
ducks are flvng high over Katalla
flats. Mr. White is now busy work
ing on a new compass for lost goose
and duck hunters. It will be com
pleted in a very short time.
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MAY MCAYOY
supported by
ALEC B, FRANCIS — ROBERT FRAZER
VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN
are the principle actors in
"‘The Little Snob”
/k very entertaining drama of the foolish gulf people place
between the upper “Four Hundred’’ society, and the ordi
nary mass of people. A story set in that most marvelous
play-ground
CONEY ISLAND
the enchanted world of fun where the girl enjoys life tc.
the fullest before she becomes a “snob” and where after
her experience in society, she again finds real life. A very
fine feature from start to finish.
We also give you
’ NEAL BURNS
in a roaring two-reeler
“GIDDY GOBBLERS”
Also another interesting Pathe Review and a Fable
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