PRELIMINARY EDITION
OF NEW MNP RECEIVED
The Gateway is in receipt of a
copy of the preliminary edition of a
topographic reconnaissance map of
the Aniakchak district, Alaska from
Mr. Philip S. Smith, chief Alaskan
geologist, Washington, I). C. Mr.
Smith states it will be some time
before the final edition of this map
is printed. Meanwhile, he will be
glad to have any Alaskans send him
memorandum of any corrections, im
provements, or additions that shon’d
be incorporated in the final edition.
The preliminary edition of this map
is small; therefore it is sent only to
those believed to have special inter
est in or knowledge of the region
which it covers. The public is invit
ed to call at the Gateway office and
inspect the map if they so wish.
LADDIE KILE BREAKS
INTO PRINT IN SORT!
Pacific flyers are warned by a San
Francisco newspaper that Laddie
Kyle of Los Angeles is going to get
across the Pacific by air and that
she isn’t particular as to whose plane
she stows away in. She nipped an
air ride from Point Barrows to the
Pole in Wilkins plane and now wants
to hitch a ride to Hawaii.
Laddie Kyle is well remembered
in Seward. About two years ago she
was a member of the Gateway staff
for a couple of weeks. From Seward
■she went to Fairbanks where she
endeavored to stowaway in Ben Eil
ison’s plane for Point Barrows.
LIQUOR FOR CALIFORNIA
SAX FRANCISC, July 6. (/P)—The
schooner Malahat, which had succeed
ed in landing half her liquor cargo in
California, is now returning to Tahiti
trailed by Coast Guard cutters 60C
miles off-shore.
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LARGE CUSS STUDENTS
COMING FROM COLORADO
Combining education with recrea
tion, an entire class of students from
the Colorado Teachers College start
ed from Denver on June 28 on a trip
to Alaska via the Great Northern,
writes A. J. Avirree, transportation
agent for the Great Northern Rail
road, a recent visitor in Seward.
Just how far north the party is com
ing was not stated. Their object will
be to make a thorough comparative
study of the glacial formations in
Alaska. The party includes 150 per.
sons and are traveling on a special
G. N. train. Governor George Parks
will greet the party upon its arrival
in Juneau.
With the exception of the Alaska
Railroad shop, it is believed that no
where else in Alaska is there an
electric welding such as is now part
of the equipment of the Seward Ma
chine Shop. Mr. Lechner, proprietor
of the modern establishment, says
that his shop is now able to take
care of any size welding or cutting
job. At the present time he has a
new building well under way adjoin
ing his plant in which will be housed
the welding department.
Look for the government stamps
on FRYE’S BABY BEEF.
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Special deliver of freshly baked
goods from 11 a. m. to 12 o’clock and
from 4 to 5 o’clock in the afternoon
Seward Bakery. Phone Madison 82
Lucky says: The cold
! damp fog this morning
points to winter, so fortify
yourself by using Fleisclr
I man’s yeast; 4 for 15c.
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TO
$7.00
a uckst*!£?
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(cfoe/imc]
$4.00
TO
$10.00
DRESS SHOES
and
OXFORDS
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Urbach’s
Juggage
X\0 MATTER where you go on that vacation trip you
l" will need good luggage. Dependable Luggage—to
withstand hard usage. We are at your service with a
vast selection of Trunks, Bags, Traveling Cases of every
type. Offering always the utmost in value as you’ll note
by a visit here.
Small Reed Suitcases, ideal for picnics; special $ 1.00
Fiber and Leather Suitcases, from.$5.75 to $45.00
Traveling Bags from...$18.50 to $40.00
Wardrobe Trunks . ..$40, $67.50 and $110.00
EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOUR TRAVELS
ENJOYABLE
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP
Seward, Alaska
IOTAS ARE DELIGHTED
WITH SEWARD «ISIT
Mrs. Daisley, aunt of Mrs. A. F
Davis, who has been spending *he
past few weeks visiting her niece,
departed for San Francisco Sundav
accompanied by her husband. La-’
week, in honor of the visit, of Mrs.
Daisley, Mrs. Davis entertained a
few friends at tea. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Daisley were exceptionally well
pleased with Seward and, like so
many others have said, thought Sew
ard was by far the best looking town
or city that they had seen during
their Alaskan travels.
FINDS SNAKE-LIZARD
OAKLAND, Calif., July 6. {JP)—
Cree Tribble of Livermore, Calif.,
captured what appeared to be a new
type of lizard. It looks like a Cross
between a lizard and a snake, has
fangs and a forked tongue, being 10
inches long and sluggish in movement,
The animal fought and bit its tail, part
of which dropped off, after the fangs
had sunk into it.
Read the ads every day.
Frye’s ice boxes are always oper
to the public’s inspection.
Fresh strawberry and va
nila Seattle ice cream a1
SchallereFs Alaska Shop....
NEW YORK, July 6. (£>)— Henry
Clews, stockbroker and senior part
ner of the firm of Henry Clews &
Co., left an estate valued at $2,346,
692 according to an appraisal fil
ed on Tuesday.
“HANDY MAN” WINS
LATONIA, Ky„ July* 6. (/P)—“Handy
Man,” owned by Hal Price Headley,
ran away with the $25,000 LatonLa
Derby, running “Jock” and several
'other good horses into the ground.
Corporation
—The Pioneer Line—
FLYING TO ALL PARTS IN ALASKA
OUR NEW SWALLOW PLANE
Joseph Crosson, Pilot
(Alaska’s Ace)
has just completed a record flight
from Fairbanks, to Point Barrow,
returning via Kotzebue and Ruby.
For information as to Flights, Rates, Etc., write or
wire at our expense
ROBERT LA VERY, General Manager
Fairbanks, Alaska
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
' Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska