The seventh and eigth grades
held open house this afternoon to
parents. A program consisted of a
spelling match and exhibition of
booklets.
PETERSBURG SHRIMPS, ALSO
BOOTH OYSTERS, PINT AND
QUART CANS, AT iiEOWN &
HAWKINS CORF.
LAST STATION GOES
The signal corps station al
Grundler (McCarty) was closec
■vo v.ppks -igo and the equipmen
beirr shipped to Terrer where :
1? no other means of communica
lieu between Valdez and Fair
anko Ilian the telephone now
he 'T’elier equipment will ut
shipped from Seattle about Jun<
15.
APACHES LAMENT THE MOVE CAUSED BY DAM
ps* ' •ms&see - /■.: I
r
The rising waters caused by the new Coolidge dan:
(above) in Arizona will cause 600 Apache Indians tc
move. They are protesting through their spokesmen, Chiel
Talkali (left) and Chief Big Horn (right)
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Of particular importance is the fact that buy
ers may leave Seward on the Motorship Dis
coverer, Capt. Heinie Berger, for Iliamna Bay,
for this sale, and return to Seward on the
same boat at the conclusion of the sale.
Our furs will be ready for buyers inspection at
Iliamna Bay -not the village or at our trading
post There is a large building at the bay and
in it the furs will be displayed and sold.
Owing to the mail service in and out of Iliamna during
the winter months anyone interested is requested to ad
dress all communications to this paper, The Seward
Gateway, Seward, Alaska
Hans Severson
DEALER IN FURS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
OVER BRIDGE 40
A wow slide coming down over
ividgc 49-3 yesterday failed, for
rhe first, time known, to carry it
away or wreck it. reports George
Colwell, roadmaster, a brief visitor
|in the city today,
j The slide was a bad one, he re
| Ports but the crews cleared the
road in jig time with no delay to
traffic over the line. It was re
ported by Colonel Ohlson, general
manager, while in Seward a couple
of weeks ago. that, the first major
job of this summer on the south
rn division would be the filling in
of this bridge which work will
hereafter eliminate future diffi- ;
culty with respect to delaying!
i .-ain service. j
On Wednesday a bad mud slide i
came down over a portion of the !
track running along Turnagaiu'
Arm. That also was mopped up i
Iwithout loss of v.vre by a crew.
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j On her first voyage to Seward
since last September the steamer
Aleutian, flagship of the A. S. S.
Oo., feet of ocean liners, will pro
bably arrive in port late Sunday.
Besides a good listing of passen
gers for the rai’road belt, the Al
eutian is carrying 25 tons of gen
eral cargo for Seward and 250 tons
for rail points, including 10 tons
Of cold storage, 20 tons mining
machinery for Fairbanks and two
automobiles for Seward.
Tho details are lacking, passen
gers who arrived in Seward via the
Alameda two weeks ago after being
transferred to the “rescue ship”
from the Aleutian at Maud island
when the Aleutian struck, brought
word of the outstanding manner
jin which oil fear and signs of
pervonsness were dispelled from
i -he passengers by the steward’s
department when the ship took an !
jnlanv.'ng list.
I “Smiling” Jce Stallery. chief ,
j-tewsi'd sent his m n among the I
j passengers distributing fruit, cig-i
arettes etc, and assuming everyone !
that f.'apt. Nord had the situation;
veil in hand, and no cause to wor- |
i v as to their safety.
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NEW ALASKA BOAT
i Equipped with a 350-horsepower
'Atlas Imperial full Diesel engine,
i the Zapora, formerly a steamship i
: of the Both Fisheries fleet, was \
given a trial voyage and speed
tests on Puget Sound a few weeks j
j ago. Capt. Alexander Allen, well i
know in Seward and who operates
in Bering Sea, is the owner and
is expected to arrive in Seward, at
the opening of traffic in the Ber
ing Sea.
MAGAZINE ANI> NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
^PROFESSIONAL CHS
SEE
CURTIS R. MORFORD
V'OR FIRE INSURANCE
D0N0H0E & DIMOND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Offices
VALDEZ and CORDOVA
DR. A. R. ROBERTS
DENTIST
DENTAL AND GENERAL
X-RAY WORK
Phone Madison 108
New Tecklenberg Bldg.
DR HW HYATT
Physician Surgeon
Offices in Tecklenberg Bldg,
i Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 o’clock
i 2 p. m. to 4 p. m.; 6 p. m. to 8 p. m.
j Phones: Main 136
I Residence, Madison 90
NEW FOLDER OUT
j Featuring the Admiral Line 1929
Alaska cruises an amply illustrat
ed folder folder of Aalskan towns
and scenes, has just been issued
and ready for distribution. The
! local office of the Pacific Steam
ship company has a supply on
hand. Aside from the various and
excellent pictures the folder con
tains a large amount of informa
ion •->« the Territory as well as
steamer schedules. The cover is
an exceptional drawing of a huge
glacier backed by a towering
mountain, and with a steamer and
totems in the foreground.
EASTER CARDS, CANDIES AND
NOVELTIES, Schallcrer*s Alaska
Shop.
j Try Sheaffers Ink.. SCHALLER
F.R’S ALASKA SHOP.
classifieu mnsme
FOR SALE: Range, call Adams 83.
.'OR SALE cheap—Four thorough
bred Siberia n-Baffinland Mala
mutes, same strain as Schaller
j er’s dog; five months old; house
broke. Gateway.
WANTED;—Work by hour or the
day, by two colored women. CaE
Madison 144.
WANTED—Work by hour or day;
i General housework except cook
ing- also garden work. Phone
i Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
h°y m
Consider the
convenience of
Rye’s Delicious i
y T BRAND
Ham
Surely the ease of preparation of a Frye’s "Deli
cious” Brand Ham is a convenience worthy of
consideration. The mild curing process elim
inates parboiling—a saving of time that will be
appreciated by every busy housewife. Then, too,
consider the innumerable delicious cold snacks,
and tempting sandwiches that can be prepared
in a jiffy if you have a Frye’s "Delicious” Brand
Ham in your larder.
Write to Frye Company, Seattle, for
a copy of Frye’s "Meat Guide”—over
200 tesfea recipes. Send he to cover
postage.
SUNTRANA
HEALY RIVER COAL
Good coal is a kingly
gjgjCOAi
treasure:
Jiui/it Aere
andtfet^ood
\ measure.
Dont’s experiment; buy coal that’s
certain to please every member of
your household. We sell an honest
ton of coal that will give your fur
nace less trouble and will give you
more comfort than any fuel you
ever spent your money for.