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THE ALASKA ACE
This is about the first week in many
moons when The Gateway has fail
ed to hear of any new exploits of Joe
Crosson. famed Interior aviator and
chief pilot for the Fairbanks Airplane
Corporation. Heretofore the lad has
been busting every known Alaska re
cord in aviation. J£ut perhaps he is
up around Point Barrow with a flock
of movie men. The lad is somewhere,
that’s a cinch, and on business bent.
Manager Anderson, who conducts
the weekly public dances each Satur
day night in Odd Fellows hall, wants 1
to see eveybody in town, including
the handsome wall-flowers, at the hop j
tomorrow' night. Dance and grow:
old gracefully, is his motto.
HEAD WAITERS AND TIPS
BERLIN, Aug. 19. </P)—Head wait
in Germany receive half again as
big a share of the tips as the waiters
who actually serve, according to fig
ures published by. a number of lead
ing hotels.
Once again comes that time of the
week when it becomes the duty of
The Gateway to call members of the
local Chamber of Commerce, that at
noon Tuesday, the regular business ! j
meeting and luncheon will be held at j;
the Seward Grill.
Admission Charge: Men
75c; Ladies 25c
MUSIC BY
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| Frank Richardson Pierce, one of
the most noted 91 short story writers
in the United States, leaves Seattle
on the next sailing of the S. S. Aleu
tian for Seward. Mr. Pierce, in writ
ing to Mel Horner, licensed guide and
big game hunter, says he is coming
North for the express purpose of gain
ing first hand knowledge on reindeer
material for a novel he will soon be
gin. Mr. Pierce has been in Alaska
many times before and is far from
! being a Chechako. And generally on
his previous trips he has gone into
! the wilds on a big game hunt but time
twill not permit this on the present
journey. The author also will absorb
jail information on the cattle and sheep
business to the Westward for he has
I already started a story connected with
this newest industry in the Territory.
BREAD AND WATEE CHEAPER
PARIS, Aug. 19. (JP)— Bread and
:water are cheaper in Pari'. Bread
(became a sou cheaper 0:1 July 4, due
to a slight decrease in the cost of
flour. On the same day the cost of 1
water fell slightly more than a sou
per cubic meter. Electricity also j
tumbled two sous the kilowatt.
Mary:—“I’m going :o marry a doc
tor, so that I can be well for nothing”
Jane:—“Why not marry a minister,
so that you can be good for nothing.”
WESTWARD LISTING
Westward reservations on the S. S.
iAdmiral Farragut which left port yes
iierd&y included H. V. Hoben, A. E.
:Lunh, Oscar Erickson and H. H. Hun
igerl'ord. The vessel returns to port
southbound next Tuesday, the local
: office of the Pacific Steamship tom
ipany .advises.
THE ONLY TWO
On'y two men were ever in this..
!World whose birth was without the
Jaid o*' hufaT. "1 .* A !hm and Jesus'
I Christ.
Only two : rn «ve- t—e into this j
|world witho.r a . iui.or’ted nature to;
sin; Adam and Jo -us Christ, (impos
sible tor Deity o Inherit a nature |
to sin).
Only two men were ever in this
world who were both “federal heads,”
the first Adam became a living soul.
The last Adam became a living Spirit
and the Lord from Heaven; (1 Cor.15
45). By one act of the first Adam
(His fall) Sin entered the World so i
that everyone inherits a nature to.
■sin. By one act of the second Adam ,
(his death on the cross) the punish
ment for sin is borne by Christ Jesus.,
(as Substitute) I Peter 2:24 Rom. J
5:17.
Eastman kodoks and „ supplies.
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
MORE WOMEN DRIVERS
BERLIN, Aug. 19. (/P)-^-German
women are acquiring driver’s licenses I
in increasing numbers. The Berlin I
police issue new permits to women P
at the rate of about 120 per month, jv
i Cottage cheese tastes better from
the sanitary FRYE BRUHN shop.
• Incense and Incense Burners. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
TO MARRY IN PARIS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19. (/P)—
'wo prominent Bay Cty art students
rere scheduled to be married in Par
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is today-Samuel Hume of Berkley
and Miss Maurien Bell of San Fran
cisco, according to word reaching
here today.
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