BURE1U PUBLIC ROIDS
CHIEF IN lUSU IS
CHEST LOCAL CHAMBER
One of the largest attendances at
a Seward Chamber of Commerce
luncheon in months turned out Sat
urday noon, the occasion being a
special luncheon for D. M. Williams,
Acting District Engineer for District
11, Bureau of Public Roads, who
spent the past week in this district
inspecting the department’s road
building activities. Mr. Williams in his
talk discussed the mode of procedure
in obtaining funds for road projects
and the necessity of the communities
where such projects are wanted to
co-operate with the department to
the extent of supplying all available j
information regarding the country to J
be traversed, what sections the road
would serve, the agricultural possi
bilities, if any, also mining or any
other operating or potential resource.
Every bit of information of this
nature is included in reports asking
for appropriations and it is on these
reports that the final action is based
and not signed petitions. Nothing
was said regarding the possibilities
of construction by the department of
the Quartz Creek road from Moose
Pass down to Cooper Landing or of
the proposed Kenai lake Moose Pass
connecting, link.
Mr. Williams departed for his Jun
eau office yesterday and due to the
necessity of making a trip to the
States this fall, does not believe that
he can possibly find time to make
another inspection of this project
this year.
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BOUND WESTWARD
Westbound passengers, arriving
from the South Saturday on the S. S.
Aleutian, included Jack Faly, H.
Rumberg, S. Monders, E. S. Mortin,
B. V. Baerly, D. C. Hayes, H. W. Mc
Oraason, H, Jones.
' Lynn Smith, U. S. marshal Fourth
•ivision, arrived in Seward Saturday
Atm Fairbanks with an insane man
£ hi* custody. The man, who was
from Coldstream, was sent Outside
0 Momingside.
A new floor is being put down in
Cteus Packing Co. by H. Thoday,
contractor.
Have you seen the Weekly Gateway
Great show on at Liberty tonite.
Developing, printing, enlarging,
hand coloring in oil. Schallerer's
REMEMBER
The shoe repair shop gives a val
uable -service to those who wish to
save money on the cost of foot wear
Seward Leather Works.
FATHER MRS. VALADE DIES j
Mrs. D. E. Valade. who was plann- ;
ing to go South this week on a visit1
to her \lather who had been ilf for
some time, received on Saturday a
wire to the effect her father had j
passed away. Mrs. Valade departed j
for Seattie today on the S. S. Adpiir- 1
al Watson enroute to her former |
home in Oregon.
THOUSANDS OF GASES . j
SALMON SHIPPED OUT j
ON THE S. S. WATSON
Twenty-five thousand cases of •
salmon from Westward canneries
were on board the S. S. Admiral
Watson, of the P. S. S. Co., which
arrived and departed from port this
morning. The shipment comprises
the largest cargo of cased fish to i
have been taken out by one steamer ;
this season.
The vessel also carried practically
a full listing of local reservations
more than 50 from Interior points
boarding the liner at this port. These
in addition to the numerous Seattle
round-trippers already on the steam
er.
Aside from the Interior reserva
tions there were the following:
Vera Hopkins, Roy Wehr,* C. R.
Hancock, R. C. Lane, Mrs. D. E. Val
ade, Mrs. Ester Gullifsen, George
Gullifsen, E. R. Bortz, J6hn Wake
man, C. Weeden, Chas. Jensen, Ed
McHugh, Chas. Reed. M. Agababa,
Victor Hancock, Richard Hancock.
BELSON PHEPARIHE
10 BEGIN HOIKING
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Bob Michaelson, operating on up
1 per Mills creek, Moose Pass placer dis-1
; trict, has about completed repairs to j
| his ditch, caused by gravel slides, and
i is preparing to set up his giant a
; claim length above his cabin, where he
'has discovered some good pay on the
bench. The gravel and houlders
crushed several lengths of pipe, ne
cessitating considerable work in re
adjusting. He hopes to be using his
hydraulic plant within the next week |
or ten days, and expects to take out j
some money.
The Wilson brothers are also en-;
gaged in ditch repairing and expect
! to get their giant going within a few;
' days.
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Incense and Incense Burners. Schal j
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
Just received a shipment i
of Pig’n Whistle Candies at j
i the Candy Cottage.
For Women
I Just The Thing For Rainy j
| Weather They Go On Oyer j
S The Shoe I
Urbach’s
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TO SETTLE DISPUTE
MAJORITY OF OBSERVERS OF
MOVIES SAY LOW BLOWS NOT
DISQUALIFYING
NEW YORK, July 25. (/P)—1The con-1
troversy over whether Jack Dempsey
did or did not foul Jack Sharkey be
fore knocking out the Boston sailor
Friday night, raged with increasing
rather than diminishing fury yester
day and the slow-motion pictures of
the seventh round failed to settle the
dispute. v
To Tex Rickard, promoter, and a
majority of observers present, the pic-j
fures revealed Dempsey’s blows to j
the body to be close to the border
line, but not low enough to be disquali
fying. To Sharkey’s manager and
others, the pictures were accepted as
proof that two low blows were struck
to Sharkey's mid-section, just before
the left hook that sent the sailor to
the floor. v
Lucky says: “Somewhere
the sun is shining.” His
cherries and fruit show it.
See them at Lucky’s.
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Fresh strawberry and va
nila Seattle ice creap at
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Ask for the film In the yell w box.
Eastman’s Films. Schallerer’s Alaska
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