HAS PICTURE HIGHWAY
Paul Rickert, Fairbanks business
man. was among Saturday's ar
rivals from Juneau on the Steam
er Yukon, enroute to the Interior.
While here Mr. Rickart conferred
with Leon Urbach, president of
the Seward chamber of commerce,
regarding the proposed interna
tional highway from British Col
umbia to Fairbanks. Mr. Rickert
left, with Mr. Urbach, a copy of
the proposed route.
The Best in tne "Belt”—Gateway.
the modern
oil
ASTAnbarb oil j
CARL ZIFSS BINOCULARS A Nil
"IELD GLASSES. Schalierer’s Al
aska Shop.
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. Schailcrer’s Alas
ka Shop.
CLEANLINESS and the best of
meats out motto. Fry-Brit hit's.
FDR RENT: Five room modern
house, furnished, near the school
house. Enquire of Mrs. Thodav.
WANTED—Work by hour or flay
General housework except cook
ing' also garden work I'1 in"
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
hof
SECOND HAND Savage Washing 1
machine for sale. See Mrs. Sefer
ovich; at Seward Bakery.
PETERSBURG US. LOCALS
CAGE GAMES, Hi ALL
OTHERS, CALLED OFF
In this case it isn't what are
the "sad sea-waves saying” but
ihe sad story received from Fair
banks Saturday by Superintend
ent E. J. Bath, of Seward schools,
for lo! the Petersburg basketball
coach notified him that his team
would not play any more games
while homeward they wend their
weary way.
To say this is a decided shock to
local enthusiasts is indeed putting
it quiet mildly for the locals have
been looking forward to at least
one game with the champs of
Alaska.
It is said the Petersburg team
ire content to rest on their well
deserted laurels and may come
mother day. In the mean time no
jrass is growing under the feet or
lands of the locals who are keep
ng the wires red-hot in an effort
,o make the champs change their *
lecision which has cast a real j
’loom over this basketball loving,
.own. If the team arrives on Wed- j
lesday they will have many idle j
lays on their hands awaiting boat
:onnection and it is fervently hop- j
id the champs will give Seward
tes ail opportunity to loot: over a
eal set of champ cage men.
John W. Dryer, well known hu^r
;er, trapper and prospector, was a
ocal arrival yesterday from his
,ie camp near Lake Kenai.
EASTMAN KObaRS AND PHO
rOC.RAPBIC SUPPLIES. Schalier j
■r’s Alaska Shop.
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
SFE
CURTIS R. MORFGRD
i-on FIRE INSURANCE
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X-RAY WORK
Phone Madison 108
hew Tecklenberg Bldg.
MHWMATT
Physician Surgeon
Offices in Tocklcnbej • Mldg.
Office Hours: l« a. in In ! ' ''clock
l p. in. tu 4 p. m.: (1 p. in. u> s p. m.
Phoues: Main I .Hi
Residence. Madison 90
SUNTRANA
HEALY RIVER COAL
Good coal is a kingly
m I
treasure;
J5uy it Aere
and'get good
measure.
Dont's experiment; buy coal Mat's
certain to please every member of
your household. We sell an Holiest
ton of coal that will give your fur
nace less trouble and will give you
more comfort than any fuel you
ever spent your money for.
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TYPICAL MICHIGAN DRIVE NET S BIG TEN LEAD FOR SEASON
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BOB
CHAPMAN
: V...J
JOE
RUSKOWSKI
A new coach, new system and a green squad. That’s what Michigan
had to start the season. Now it leads the Big Ten. Above is the Wolverine
coach and three of his stars.
R. C. Gehiing, oidtimer of the
Lake Kenai district, arrived in the
city yesterday for a week’s visit.
Mr. Gehiing reports that as far
as can be learned a new record
has been established in the late
ness of the lake freezing over for
on March 14 it became sealed for
it’s entire length and breadth. The
previous late mark was said to be
February 25. The lake is still seal
ed and is unsafe for traveling. Mr.
O' filing i,i-:o report.; three and one
half fret of snow on the level mak
ing the going extremely arduous.
>:■ tf.'ijii posif-t!
The Sc. Patrick's ball .anoduled
for last Saturday night v; post
poned until a later date by the
committee in charge and it is re
quested that ail who have pur
chased tickets to retain them un
til the next dance of which due
announcement will be made.
Mrs. William Laving, a stranger
almost in town for a long time,
arrived yesterday from Lawing
Lodge on Lake Kenai.
An Elephant Bicycle
Rider
I i
Eva Gruber, said to be the only
elephant in the world capable of
riding a bicycle, performing her
feat like a veteran six day rider.
IF YOU H'VEVT TRIED FRYE
-KUHN'S WARY BEEF, you are
■ rtainl.v missing something.
IJESSON PIPES WON’T LEAK,
■V^nt DRIP. WON'T SMELL.
X WOT f I T RTWONC.. YOU CAN
MOKE IT everyday—yet it
•tvs RLE AN ALWAYS SHOO AND
7.is). Schallerer’s Alaska Snap.
Small boats in port this morn
ing included the B. F. M., the Tina
and the Democrat.
John Flowers, local business man,
returned yesterday from the Anr
chorage hospital.
E. R. Weaver, homesteader in.
the Moose Pass country, arrived to
Sward Sunday.
Mrs. G. Moran, daughter of Mr_-.
Charles Sheldon, was among the
arrivals yesteraay from Fairbanks
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