Seward Daily Gateway
OF SEWARD. ALASKA Eatnbtiiihed August 19.
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1904
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
Poised on the threshold of normalcy, Alaska seems
about to enter a great period of increased activities
and industrious production. We have been fortunate
in that Alaska has not suffered so, from the unem
ployment aftermath, as has continental United Suites.
Alaska is fortunate in many ways, if one but ponder;
blessed with modesty, unpretentiousness and plain and
sane living which seems to have been lost sight of in
the mad whirl of alleged advancement of civilization.
Fortunate with enriched wisdom and heartened by the
fact that each succeeding New Year's day brings
greacer hope.
Happy New year to all!
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME
Now that we are beginning to slide down over the
other half of the winter, we can reflect profitably on
the spring and summer that will soon be approaching.
We can forget wet feet and slides to first base in the
more blissful contemplation of green things springing
into life and making the woods redolent of the per
fumes of flowers.
Some there are who cuss and swear at the weath
er. They seem to forget there are compensations. If a
man only finds trouble in life and cannot smile at
lease when the violets bloom again- he is to be pitied* in
deed.
WE GREET THE NEW YEAR
Another year has swung slowly through its twelve
months’ span, has matured and declined while this old
world has built and prospered. And as it moves grand
ly into the eternity from whence it came, we show no
false regrets but welcome its successor, the infant
1931.
Another year—-and it will be a year of achieve
ment;. Another year—and science, culture, ample em
ployment and commercial prosperity will have moved
our old world a step farther toward ultimate perfec
tion. May it be a year of success and happiness for alL
And once again, Happy New Year everybody!
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
We commend to you the spirit
of a Prosperous and Happy New
Year.
We thank you for the patronage
of the past and hope to be friends
to you in the service of the future.
May all your troubles be little ones
and your joys immense.
THE SEWARD DAIRY
Mr. acid Mrs. Henry Leirey
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HOME, Dec- 30. (TP) A special j
Fascist tribunal sitting in judge- !
ment on four persons accused of i
having consnired to overthrow the
present Italian regime and to re- ,
store a Liberal government ac
quitted Mrs. LI. J. Debosis, Ameri
can born wife of the famous Ital- j
ian poet. J
The action of the court in her !
case climaxed an extraordinaryI
trial which was the first, open, at
tack of Fascism on its Liberal op
ponents.
Three other defendants whose
names are known throughout the j
world received prison sentences for :
their parts in the alleged con- |
spiracy to distribute subversive Li- j
beral propaganda thru the mails, j
Renzo Rendi, prominent author, j
essayist and newspaper writer, was j
sentenced to serve 15 years in pri- i
son while Mario Venciguerre, art
critic, received a like sentence. Sig
nor Gemletti, lawyer, was sent to
jail for three years.
All three were convicted of be
ing members of a national alliance
which devoted itself to publishing
a small Liberal newspaper which
carried items banned from Fascist
periodicals.
FEDERAL RECEIVER
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 30. (TP) —
Alexander Kemp, banker and fin
ancier. will act as federal receiv
er in equity for the Guaranty
Building and Loan Association
from which Gilbert H. Beesemever
has stolen «« 000,0000. Federal Judge
Cosgrave announced*
MOOSEHEART ELECT
The Anchorage Mooseheart Le
gion of the World. No. 51, recent
ly elected the following officers,1
reports the Times: H. A, Brooks, j
North Moose; L. D Roach, South
Moose; Jerry Callahan, East
Moose; W. P. Lindsay, West
Moose; Arthur Moose Johnson,
Guiding Moose; Victor Simpvick, j
Herder; Tom Kovac, Custodian j
of the Heart; Wm. Enatti, Argus
of the Heart,
ACTRESS FOR 52 YEARS
LOS ANGELES, Dec- 30. (TP) —
Flo Irwin, actress and vaudeville
star, died in Los Angeles at the
age of 71. She was an actress for
52 years. Death interrupted plans
for a reunion with her sister May,
with whom she starred on the
stage.
FRANCE MAY REJECT
PARIS, Dec. 30. (TP) —Following
conversations with Premier Mus
solini and Foreign Minister Grand! I
of Italy R, L. Craige, British na
val expert, has received their ap
proval of a parity offer to France.
The offer is that each nation shall |
have seven 10,000 ton eight inch
gun cruisers. It is believed that
France will reject the plan.
List your labor w.*nta with us:
we will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the M «Sc W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
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LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
OIMfe SHOW
8 O’CLOCK
SHOWING TONIGHT
—THIS GREAT TRIO OF ACTORS—
ETA GARBO
LEWIS STONE
MLS ASTH
are to be seen tonight as the triangle in the
great super feature.
'WILD ORCHIDS"
IN 11 REELS
A very fine play staged mostly in the Javanese jungle
where the thrilling climax comes during a tiger hunt.
We need not say more of the interesting parts of this
production for the actors alone assure one the highest
acting. Something way above the ordinary.
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