Mr. and Mrs. Flickinger were still
in Seattle upon the departure of the
S. S. Alaska for Seward but expect to
return home the latter part of this
month or the forepart of March. ^
ALL KINDS OF VALENTINES AT
SCHALLERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
I
NEW FORD COMING
The Seward Machine Shop an
nounces a demonstration Ford auto
will probably arrive in Seward on the
next steamer from Seattle. Mr. Lech
ner, in a recent wire to Mrs. Lechner,
said he Avould be back home within
the next two weeks.
VOTE FOR
BARTLEY HOWARD
Candidate for Republican
Nomination as Delegate
to Congress
PRIMARY ELECTION APRIL 24, 1928
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President Charles E. Bunnell of the
Alaska College, announces the ap
pointment of A. W. Bastress of New
I Haven as Professor of Chemistry to j
I succeed G. Raymond Hood who re
I signs to do post graduate work. Mr.
| Bastress is a Penn State man and is
now doing post graduate work at Yale.
This is Professor Hood’s third year
1 at the College.
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Professor Lydia O. Jacobson, Head,
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of the Home Economics Department, j
has been married recently and has re-j
signed effective at the close of this
academic year. No successor hag
been appointed.
! Professor Leslie A. Marchand; Pro
fessor of English and French and now
in Paris on leave of absence, will re
turn to the States during the summer
and will continue his studies for the
Doctor’s Degrees at Columbia. Pro
fessor Otis D. Richardson will contin
ue as Professor of English and
French.
!
Coach K. W. Abell will be leaving
: at the close of the year. Mrs. Abell
who spent a year in Alaska is now in
the States and her health is such that
it appears to Coach Abell that it is j
advisable for them to give up living1
in the North.
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JAMES PAULSON SINKING
! A telegram was received by Mrs i
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tonight. Mr. Paulson l:as been in ill
! health for some years Tearing Sew
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effort to regain l^is health but every
report sent back has been discour
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It is now reported that the Fair
banks boys high school basketball
team will arrive in Seward Saturday
to tackle the local little giants in a
two game series.
Reverend Graham, laid up lor a
number of weeks with an injured
loot, was about today feeling much
better but still suffering.
It is rumored that the sidewalks j
of Seward are to be widened for pec! ;
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ertmns. i
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