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Alaska Fauna
Be Correlated With
European Species
Writing from Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Dow V. Baxter, associate profes
sor of Silvics and Forest Patholo
gy, University of Michigan, expres
ses his thanks tp his many friends
in Alaska for the. courtesies ex
tended to his party .during their
visit this past summer. .
Professor Baxter says: "Although
it Ls too early for me to mention
the value of the collections, I am
exceedingly pleased with the re-1
. suits obtained in the various; re
gions. This second trip supple
ments the first work done a year
ago in Alaska and the Yukon.«
“I hope to correlate the material
with that of " Northern Europe. I
expect to sail for .Sweden in Feb
ruary and to continue the work
begun during 1930. Upon my return
- to the States and Ann-Arbor it is
certain we shall return to Alaska."
Marine, Automotive and
Commercial Machinists
and Electricians
Dealers in Dulck and
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BEST AIRTIGHT STOVES
Seward, Alaska
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges
“SEWARD'S FINEST RESTAURANT”
Cameron’s
afe
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cameron, Props.
Fresh Meats
SATURDAY SPECIAL
POT ROAST OF BEEF 17c PER POUND
Waechter Brothers Co;
Phone Main 130
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SEWARD. ALASKA
MODERN
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SPECIAL RATES BY
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(Successor to Bill Patterson)
AT THE SAME OLD STAND. THE NORTHERN
y Call. Main 118 Night Call Madison 68
Dry Cleaning Good Pressing
Don’t Risk Health
Washing Clothes
Send for our representative— , .
—and your washing is done.
18 POUNDS ROUGH DRV. Minimum only $1.25
18 POUNDS H. K. FINISH. Minimum only $2.00
SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY
HARRY KAWABE. Prop.
We call for and deliver Phone Main 148
NEW “INDUSTRY”
Tests have been made by a res
ident of Lake Kenai and revealed
that a fine grade of white soap
which will float can be made from
bear grease. He fell heir to a sup
ply taken from a bear who had
dined too well on decayed salmon.
Gaffed Salmon
Not Easy to Land
The next time Frank Towle, big
game guide and innkeeper of Coop
er’s Landing goes spearing king
salmon he will remain on shore,
h . When the'kings were running,
in company with Fred Broadwell.
the business agent of Xssak Wal
ton, Frank went spearing kings in
Juneau creek.
Standing on a log spanning the
creek he drove his gaff into a 40
Lpound beauty. The salmon didn’t
like it and started ,d6Wn stream.
Frank doubted into a jack-knife
angle just in time to Check his
auarry. Evidently the fish resented
this. 0 • "*■ ,
He went into reverse and under
a bell and a jingle headed up
, stream. For the next several min
! utes the fisherman could have Se
cured a booking as a tight-rope
performer. Then, with a whoop,, he
went off the log neat the bank,
and spent a few minutes ddfcg a
crotch and toe-hold Londos. But
he landed his fish.
HOSPITAL NOTES
J. C. Moore came from Anchor
age to the Seward General Hospi
tal to be under the care of Dr. A.
D. Haverstock.
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G. Geassamoff arrived in Seward
on the MS United from Seminof
sky Island to enter the hospital
for an operation.on his right hand.
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George Torkelson was dismissed
yesterday from the hospital.
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Mrs. E. Roberts from Moose Pass
who was brought to the hospital
with a broken ankle, is doing fine.
For shipping 600 cases of alleged
tainted salmon from Alaska to
Seattle, the Alaska Year-Round
! Canneries Co. was fined $50 and
costs in United States district
court in Seattle.
“Doc” Brehmer, King Cove trad
er, returned from the south on the
SS Starr and is continuing on to
his place of business on the Alaska
Peninsula. Mr. Brehmer enjoyed a
wonderful visit with his mother at
Portland, Oregon.
The SS Depere, A. S. S. Co.
freighter, completed discharging
cargo yesterday morning and left
port, Seattle-bound.
Community Church
10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning service. Theme
Britter Dreggs; the Economic
Waste of Sin. Special music by the
Choir.
7 p. m. Evening service. Theme
The Chalice , of Salvation.
CATHOUCCHURCH
Hours of Service:
Sunday .Mass -9:30 a-m.
Daily Mass .8:30 a.m.
CLEANING
PRESSING
ALTERATIONS
C. Henning’s
TAILOR SHOP
■ DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH
PURE BREED STOCK
PRODUCES ALL OP
MILK and CREAM
Seward Dairy
Notice of Partial
Redemption Fourth
liberty Loans
“A part of outstanding (Fourth
4Vi’s) are called for redemption
on April 15,1934 on which date in*
terest on called bonds will cease.
“Bonds called, bear serial num
bers ending with digit 9, 0, or 1.
In addition the serial numbers of
permanent coupon bonds called for
partial redemption are prefixed
by the letter J, K- or A, respective
ly: 4%,s not included by the call
are not affected by the call.
It is further announced that
holders of Fourth 4Vi^ were of
fered the privilege, for a limited
period, of changing all or part of
their bonds (whether called or un
called) for a new issue of 10—12
year Treasury bonds, dated Octo
ber 15, 1933, and bearing interest
at the rate of 4% per cent per an
num until October 15, 1934, and
thereafter 3% per cent.
“Full information regarding par
tial redemption bonds may be ob
tained from officers of banks, trust
companies, from any Federal Re
serve Bank or branch, dr from the
Treasury Department/’
W. H. Woodin,
Secretary of Treasury
Hon. J. S. Hof man
Lauded For Activity
Writing from the Westward tt#
Representative J. S. Hofman of
Seward, a school teacher com
mends the Territorial Legislature
for changing the school system.
The lady also reports that under
the new system a saving has been
made on coal purchases, giving as
an illustration the former price of
$6.75 as against the present con
tract price of $4.75 per ton, there
by effecting a large annual saving
for that particular school district.
Representative Hofman was es
pecially lauded by the writer for
his work at the last Legislature
and advocacy of a change in the
school system, which was accom
plished.
NEW HOMESTEADERS
The north side of Kenai lake
opposite Cooper Landing, hitherto
unoccupied, will have two new res
idents this winter. They are
Messers. Kanak and Guy Terrell.
During the fall Mr. Terrell worked
at clearing ground on his home
stead and getting a good-sized
plot plowed preparatory to crop
ping next summer.
AT THE HOTELS
Van Gilder—L. F. Hebert, Ju
neau; J. Meherin. Juneau; Wm,
Sherman; Forest Service.
Seward—Einar Olsen, S. Gladys
Platts. Moose Pass; Maxine Mel
lich, Hope; J. W. Bowman, Fish
Lake; E. E. Carson, Hope.
Overland—Duncan Little, Cooper
Landing; T. Caverly. Good News
ba^; Frank Balovich, C. McAuley,
Mrs. J. Hepburn, Mary Hepburn,
Wm. Malcolm Sheriff.. • Thos. W
Cloninger, Good News Bay.
Gilliland—Leo Ohnhauser, Chris
Amodt, P. Fitzgerald, P. Roberts
F. Jackly,
Today's Carnes
( The chief football editor of the
Gateway staff of sport editors, et
al, reports considerable interest in
football in Seward this season and
for the benefit of those who like
to pick winners, has compiled a
listing of today’s games:
California vs U. S. C. at Berk
ely; Stanford vs Washington, al
'Seattle; Oregon vs U. S. L. A. al
Los Angeles; Washington StaU
vs Oregon State at Corvallis; Loy
ala plays New Mexico at Albuqur
gue; Olympic Club plays Sants
Barbara A. C. at Santa Barbara: U
S. F. plays Gonzaga at Kezar Sta
dium tomorrow. See next issue foi
results.
Mrs. Jas. Hepburn and sister- in
‘ law, Miss Mary Hepburn, arrivet
( Friday from Moose Pass, returning
! home today.
‘Snouishoe Wireless’
Sourdough Bill wants to know
how much a $20 gold piece is wortl
! now that the, price of gold has in
! creased more thstn 50 per cent.
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1 Sourdough Bill’s famous recipes—
! Rice: Wash five times, boil fiv*
[ minutes, pour off water, pour ii
| cold water, when comes, to boi
i cook 20 minutes. After eating, soal
!: boiler five days and spend fiv<
'I days scraping out the glue.
Gleara
nee
In order to make room for Holiday Merchandise
WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE FOLLOWING
PATTERNS OF ENGLISH DINNERWARE
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Rosmer'Grawford-W indsor-Belmont
Take advantage of this opportunity and —n^r
your set cimplato
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Bull Moose Is
tteat Disciplinarian
Choosing a mate by the monarch
of the glen , is unaccompanied by
any of the frills and trimmings
which accompany the romance of
ordinary courtship.
This wag revealed recently when
a resident of the great moose
range, stumbled upon a bull moose
on a courting spree. With a few
grunts indicating his mission, he
approached Mrs. Moose, slammed
her one with his antlers which
almost toppled her oyer and on
her protest of his ardour, caught
her on his horns from the rear
and with a "get along there and
don’t get me mad” grunt, sent her
ahead of him along the trail.
Standing nearby was a cow
yearling and a calf. With the same •’
ungallant tactics he forked them'
into the trail ahead of and
took up the rear, grunting warn
ings that no lapse of discipline
-would b* tolerated.
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Approximately 20,000 whales,
weighing 280,000 tons, were caught
in Antarctic waters during the sew
son just dosed.
Classes are progressing and in -
creasing in the Juneau Women’s
Calesthenic Club of which Mrs. F.
J. McKanna is chairman.
What's Sunday Horning
OR ANY OTHER MORNING
WITHOUT WAFFLES!
WHAT IS A WAFFLE WITHOUT
Log Cabin Syrup
IT'S JUST IMITATED, THAT'S All.
Phone Main 34 for Waffle Material—and a Cabin FUH of
the Famous Syrup
P. C. McMullen
Grocery
TWO DELIVERIES—U A. M. and 4 P. M.
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