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SEND GOLF CHAMP
IS POESEIITEO WITH
In the presence of many mem
bers and friends of the Seward
Golf Club, D. E. Valade, popular
young local business man, was for
mally presented with the Presi
dent’s Cup, in token of his victory
over a big field in the 1931 handi
cap tournament.
The presentation was made last
evening at a banquet in the Electric
Bakery by President A. D. Balder
ston.
Vice President A. D. Haverstock,
toastmaster extraordinary, formal
ly opened the real business of the
evening when he spoke for a few
moments in compliment to the
president; also, a pertinent remark
about “queer” wood shots. He then
asked President Balderston to take
the floor.
Mr. Balderston gave an interest
ing resume of the inintial forma
tion of the organization about five
years ago, giving all credit to Cap
tain Ralph R. Guthrie, U. S. Army,
now stationed at the Presidio; of
its activities to the present year
and of his hopes for the future.
Then, in quite a masterfully and
certainly one of the neatest speech
es of its kind to have been heard
in the city. President Balderston
presented Mr. Valade with the cup,
emblematic of his exceptional skill
and ability, complimenting him in
being the first to win the much
coveted honor and the first whose
name is inscribed on. the beautiful
silver cup.
Prolonged by applause, Toast
master Haverstock called on Champ
Valade to respond.
Mr. Valade expressed his appre
ciation very creditably but was ex
tremely modest in enlightening the
gathering as to the secret of his
phenominal success for it must be
remembered, the past year was the
first time in his life he had ever
swung a club other than a baseball
bat. Being forewarned he must de
fend the cup in 1932, he intends to
do his utmost toward retaining it.
The champion was given a big
hand upon taking his seat. The
toastmaster then called upon var
ious members to stand up on their
hind legs and say something. One
by one they did, until the hour
grew late.
The affair, the first of its kind
by the Seward Golf Club, was most
successful and without question
more meetings of a similar nature
will be held before the spring rains
of 1932 carry off the snow from the
local course and once again the cry
of “Fore!” echoes over the field.
TOO IATE TO CEASSIFT
FOUND—Pair of gloves. Enquire at
the postoffice.
ALASKA FISHERMEN
Bargains in boat equipment. Stuf-1
fing boxes, bearings, propello^
(new and used), gear pumps, etc.
Wm. H. Baker, 59 Fond St., Quincy,
Mass.
Seward Light & Power Co,
LIGHT POWER and TELEPHONE SERVICE
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALL MAIN 0
ALL HATS REDUCED ONE-THIRD
UP-TO-DATE WEARABLE
STYLES
THE BLUE SHOP
5fifcS£5E5KS!5j
OF THESE ITEM;
ARE LAWN RAKES WITH RUBBER TEETH
BUT ARE ALL REAL VALUES WITH A
WORLD-WIDE STANDARD
RETAIL PRICE
Filson and John Rich Cruisers, Breeches, Shirts and Caps
Oregon City and Pendleton Shirts — Medlicott and Park
Mill Underwear for men; any quality you want.
Manhattan Dress Shirts — Cheney Bros. Neckwear
Fownes Gloves — Phoenix and Holeproof Dress
Half Hose, in Silk, Silk and Wool, and Case
mere—any sizes up to 12
Stetson Hats and Caps and Knapp Felt Caps
Nelfleton, Florsheim and Osteopathic Shoes and Oxfords,
all sizes in Blacks and Tans — Currin-Green Trail
Leather Shoes — Ball Brand and U. S. Pacs
One-Piece Leather Tops 12”, 14” and 16”
All Sizes up to 12.
Woods and O’Jay Sleeping Bags — Blankets and Quilts
Plenty of them in Standard makes and weights
GIVE US A CALL — IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
TO LOOK THEM OVER
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SEWARD-QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
FIHSI GAGE GOME
With both teams composed of
High School girls, the Whites
downed the Blues by a score of 11
to 10. The girls played under boys
rules and seem to enjoy it; the
spectators certainly did, for it
made a much faster game.
The scores were as follows:
Whites — Jessen 10, Prosser 1;
Blues—Larsson 5, Vivian Nilsen 3,
Willis 2.
The lineups of the teams were
as follows: Whites—Jessen, for
ward; Skinner, forward; Sandbeck,
center; Prosser, guard; Fairman,
guard. Blues — Larsson, forward;
V. Nilsen, forward; E. Nilsen, cen
ter; Laughlin, guard; Willis, guard.
Referee F. Groth handled the
game; Edwin Sandbeck, scorer.
The sum of $128 was realized on
the first day of the annual Red
Cross Roll Call in Fairbanks, re
ports the News-Miner.
Read our ad for special cleaning
and pressing announcement, Sew
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Get yours early, from your dealer.
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Ogdensburg, N. Y.
DISTRIBUTORS:
KENNEDY BROS., ANCHORAGE
I HE STOCK MARKET
SEATTLE, Dec. 5. (IP)— Yester
day’s quotations on the stock mar
ket:
Alaska Juneau .12%
American Can .62%
Borden .42
Canada Dry .16%
General Motors.20%
International Nickle Can. 8%
International Tel. & Tel.11
Kennecott Copper .11%
Radio . 5%
Reynolds Tobacco (b) .36%
Richfield Oil..
Standard Oil of Calif.
Standard Oil of N. J. ...
Standard Oil of N. Y.
Union Oil of Calif.
! U. S. Steel.
: Cities Service.
: Durant Motors.
| Consolidated Gas .
Mack Trucks .
North American .
Pacific G. & E.
Warner Pictures.
- 78
.29%
31%
•10%
.15
•51%
• 6%
. 1
■ 6%
16%
35%
35%
.27
El. Pow. & Light.14%
Montgomery Ward.9%
Transamerica . 3%
Westinghouse.31%
Baldwin Locom. . 7%
General Electric .26%
Kelvinator . 7%
National Pow. & Light.14%
Public Service, N. J.58%
Standard Gas & Elec.33%
United Aircraft.12%
Vanadium .15%
Don't miss the “Talkies!'
COPYRIGHT STYLES
PARIS, Dec. 5. (ZP)—Dressmakers
and copyists are holding a confer♦
ence here in an attempt to estab
lish copyright to protect them
| selves against “style bootleggers”
I who have been stealing exclusive
! modes.
PORT OF MISSING MEN
Inquiry has been reecived con
cerning the following person sup
posed to be in Alaska:
TIM CORCORAN — Left Massa
chusetts in 1898 and was supposed
I to have started for a new gold
| strike in lower Alaska in 1910; re
! ported to have been in Fairbanks in
11925. Corcoran is about 56 years
!of age.
Anyone having any information
about the above ’ person, please *
communicate with the Governor’s
Office, Juneau, Alaska.
Fresh Apples $2.25 to $3.00 per
box. Matannska Potatoes $3.00 per
Cwt. Brown & Hawkins Corpora
tion.
Latest phonograph records by
Bing Crosby — “Many Happy Re- c
tarns of the Day,” “Sweet and Love
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in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
our special one-half regular price
offer. Seward Steam Laundry. $
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