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Australians Are Slow
To use Air Transport
SYDNEY, Australia, Oct., 8, (JP)
—The first modern air transport
service in Australia will soon be in
augurated with a saloon monoplane
seating 10 passengers and with
sleeping accommodations for five.
Heretofore there has been noth
ing to compare with the air liners
of Europe.
H. Malcolm, Seldovia cannery
man, passed thru Seward Satur
day enroute to Seattle.
MERCHANT KIDNAPPED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8, (/Pi—
In broad daylight Murray A. Lang
of New York, and a diamond mer
chant, was kidnapped in Post
Street by three men. He was car
'd +? ' lonely snot and robbed of
$200,000 worth of jewels, according
to his account to the police.
Mrs. Harry Yago and daughter
re ;■ the southbound
passengers on the S. S. Yukon and
whose journey’s end may end in
Japan.
Foreman Quinn at Section 18,
Alaska Railroad, went back to his
headquarters today after a week
end in Seward.
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TRAVELS RAPIDLY
Making the trip from Liverpool,
iEngland, to Seward, Alaska in 20
| days, Miss Biddy Lewis of Wales,
arrived on the S. S. Yukon on Octo
ber 6 and will depart tonight on the
3. S. Starr to join her aunt, Mrs.
Dick Morris of Seldovia. She. was
met here by Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sheldon. Thus far she is much
impressed with Alaska and expects
to make this her home for two or
1’mee years and after that the years
won’t count.
Louise Slater, Seward high school
girl departed for Seattle Saturday
whpre she will undergo a throat
operation. She will stop with the
Kreftings and other friends.
STARK LEAVES TONIGHT
Carrying nearly 40 passengers |
and about 150 tons of freight, the j
-teainer Starr of the San Juan i
Fishing & Packing Co., is schedu'ed •
to sail tonight at 8 o’clock on ha
last trip of the season to the far
Westward. In charge of Capt. Bar- ;
-•on, she goes to Unalaska and pos- ;
■Ably to Umnak, after which she
will return to the Port of Seward
before going to Seattle. From Un
alaska she will transfer 100 tons of
freight to the headquarters of the
Aleutian Livestock Co., and will
hring back 75 tons of wool for
transportation to Outside markets.
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Faster Service
Only 68 Hours to Chicago
from Pacific Coast Cities
—on the famous—
Qatdrooms — maid, barber and valet services—library — buffet soda
fountain — beautiful observation cars — all steel—newest and finest
equipment across America. Leaves Seattle 11:00 a.m. daily for Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Ret^acntative, 200 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
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P. C. McMullen
of Seward, Alaska
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE
ALASKA LEGISLATURE
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Surveyor Sailors
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By Seward Friends
Following an enioyc Me hop Sat- j
jurday mght at the Odd Fellows hail:
vhere they were featured as tne i
| guests of honor, the officers and
members of the crew of the S. S.
Surveyor of the U. S. Geodetic Sur
vey were saving “Goodbye’ to th
friends in Seward last nigh* t' c
ship prepared to sail South v > v,' i
I ter quarters.
After a summer spent in North- '
|ern waters, during which they!
made weekly trips to the Port of [
Seward, Cant. R. R. Lukens and the
members of his crew made many I
friends here. Mrs. Lukens in tne !
meantime, occupied apartments in j
the Arcade.
The ship was engaged in sound
ing the waters of Prince William
Sound and the outside shoreline of
Montague Island and along Kenai j
Peninsula as far South as Nuka i
Bay. Her tenders were the Helian
thus and the Wildcat which have j
also eone to the South where they j
will make headquarters at Bremer- j
fon Yards.
OFF TO FAIRBANKS
Peter Nickoloff, mining man of
Fairbanks and Nuka Bay departed
this morning for the Interior city
to look after his interests there. He
formerly operated placer ground on
a large scale some of which has
Exploration Co., for dredging. He
been turned over to the Fairbanks !
is also interested in a quartz mine
in the Fairbanks district.
After holding services here yes
terday morning at the Catholic
church, Father J. T. Hayes of Fair
banks departed for the Interior ac- :
eompanied by Father William
O’Neil.
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This exceptional cast
WILLIAM HAINES
JOAN CRAWFORD
GEORGE K. ARTHUR
GEORGE FAWCETT
Assures good entertainment in
“ Spring Fever ”
It begins with a chuckle but ends with a roar. Caught in
a tangie of romance and golf, he meets more hilarious
situations than you’t think possible. lie plays the part of a
golf champion but you’ll agree it should be the laugh
champion. Not silly, but real good comedy. A kind of show
that will entertain anyone from start to finish.
And with it we will give you one of those
interesting- Educational reels featuring
Dog Days and
“THE SUN AND THE RAIN’
Also a reel of Jokes
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WE NOW HAVE THE AGENCY FOR THE BEST,
MOST COMPACT, SELF-CONTAINED ELECTRIC
GENERATING PLANT ON THE MARKET
This generator which is called
HOMELITE
differs from other generating sets in that it is portable.
It may be carried about anywhere as it weighs but 110
pounds and needs no foundation—just set it anywhere
Will run four hours on one filling and
operates on either gasoline, kerosene
or lurnace oil.
Win operate in any climate, being air
co:!cd; there is nothing to freeze.
Will illuminate a ten room house.
Will operate portable tools, drills,
hammers, etc.
Will charge batteries, radio and auto.
Homelite is simplicity itself—only six moving parts—
equipped with Bosch magneto, proved by years of prac
tical use and furnishes an output of 600 Watts or more
Homelite has been on the market for seven years and has
not only made good but is the greatest time and labor
saver ever offered for sale.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND INSPECT THIS
WONDERFUL LITTLE PLANT THAT WE NOW
HAVE ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
SEWARD TRADING CO. INC.
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