ADMIRAL MIGHT IN
PORT; HNS FINE TRI
The S. S. Admiral Farragut, of tl
Pacific Steamship Company, wi
<"apt. Chas. Graham on the bridg
presented a fine appearance as s'
steamed up to the city dock yeste
< ay afternoon marking it’s first vo
urge in a number of years. The tr
North from Seattle was exeeller
('apt. Graham said, being ideal at
apparently made to order.
An approximately 200 tons of get
oral cargo, mostly lumber and buil<
ing material, was discharged and la
last evening, around the hour of mb
c'glit. the Farragut steamed Wes
ward. Captain Graham stated he e:
peered to return late Sunday an
following a brief stop, would coi
tinue South instead of awaiting th
Monday sailing date.
INCOMING ARRIVALS
Incoming local arrivals yesterda
ovt the S. S. Admiral Farragut inclut
ed: H. Hassel, John Martinson, I
H. Murray, J. A. Denny, T. J. Walsl
C. P. <lillialand, K. O. Scribner, Gu
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Andei
.son. Linda Anderson, L. C. Wood}
Ralph Rontrager, Ben Cornelisen.
CALL FOR BIDS
Rids will be received up uutil
V- m.. Saturday, April 16. for audit
ing the books of the city of Seward
in the city clerk’s ofice, basemen
of the Bank of Seward building.
Signed; J. P. HANNON.
Municipal Clerk.
The halibuter Chief Skuguid, Capt
Billy Parsons, came in from thi
banks yesterday and delivered 10.00*
pounds of fish to the San Juan plant
H. P. Allen, special agent lor t':.<
suppression o: liquor amoLg the In
diar.s, arrived in the cP.v Monda}
from his Anchorage jfflc*.
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CHICO. Calif.. April 13. (/P.—Foil
barns were torn clown, a school builc
ing was wrecked and trees were lai
low by a cyclone which struck nea
here. The cyclone as it struck th
Sacramento river is reported to hav
thrown water 150 feet high. A cor
siderable part of Siskiyou, Shasta an
j Trinity counties are buried in snow.
: WARNING HURLED AT YAQUI!
Of FEDERAL GOMMANGEI
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MEXICO CITY, April 13. (JP,—Th
assassination of Fred C. Coombs o
Cincinnati has led to a warning b;
the commander of the Federal troop
that three Yaqui women prisoners wil
be executed for every white civiliai
killed by th eYaquis. The America!
embassy here received a message tha
I th Yaquis are apparently responsible
j foi< the killing of Coombs. Miguel As
j tilla. an American, has been arrestee
| here. It is understood that charge;
I o fa political nature have been made
against him.
ROBS, GETS LIFE TERM
5 SAX FRANCISCO, April 13. (Jp)—
. Found guilty of robbing Dr. Gaboi
Koeningstein, a man known as Wil
t Ham Mellody, was sentenced to from
five years to life, in San Quentin
Prison.
THE “BIG DAY” CHANGES
The arrival of The Amiral liners
^ in port early each week has sup
): planted to some extent the Saturday
.■arrivals ot the A. S. S. Co. steamers
j or if the past few weeks • r - any
• barometer with which to gauge the
J quantity of incoming mail, the bulk
! is now arriving on the P. S. S. Co.
! vessels.
VAN G!LDER HOTEL
rfO1 *NO COLD WATER tN EVFRV ROOM
»TEAM MEAt
.! s. r wu:f.^
Suits
SOMSTHING NEW. COME AND SEE
THEM. MADE WITH PATENTED
HOOKLES FASTENERS
AT OUTSIDE PRICES /
URBACHS
CASH IS KING
j “QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
[. Seward, Alaska
J Yes, Spring Is Just Around The Corner
e WITH THE FIRST RAYS OF SUNSHINE STREAMING THRU
, THE SKIES, EVERYONE AND EVERYTHING IS STIRRING
TO RENEWED ACTION
i HAVE you given any thought of renovating your home this spring? Do
1 your floor coverings show signs of having served their usefulness? If so,
let us show you some very attractive patterns of
> ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM
inlaid, new patterns,
plain and plaids, print
ed felt base, printed bur
lap base, Congoleum rug
border, Congoleum rugs,
(all sizes), Congoleum
i
bath and sink mats, rub
ber matting, window
shades, Oil Cloth and
linnette table covers,
velvet rugs in various
sizes and patterns, all at
SPECIAL PRICES
i
BIG CEDAR CHESTS
Mcth-proof and dust
proof, neatly trimmed
in copper.
Most beautiful Chests;
ideal for storing furs,
silks and linnons
BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED JAPANESE LUSTREWARE TEA
SETS
. 23-piece Lust re ware Tea
ed colors at,
per set .
Sets, assort
$7,50
Safedge Tumblers, Sherbets, Goblets
and wine glasses.
Optic Tumblers, Grape de
sign, per dozen.
Imported English Dinnerware—Ho
tel and Restaurant Ware,
Earthenware Tea Pots and Pvrex
Ware.
A well selected stock of Simmons
Beds, Springs and Mattresses.
Dining Chairs, Kitchen Chairs,
Leather and Tapestry Upholster
ed Reed Rockers and Comfort
Chairs, Chiffoniers, Buffets and
Dressers, Electric Boudoir, Table
and W icker Reading Lamps.
EVERYTHING FOR THE COMFORTS OF HOME LIFE
I
Mil HR
NOW ON PACIFIC COAST
; There is one Alaskan lad, from
i ,
Seldovia to be perfectly candid about
it, who certainly is making good in
the boxing game on thee Pacific
coast the same lad being Waller
Cleghorn. His recent victory over
Dixon, a fast colored boxer from
Portland, in a semi-final, placed
Cleghorn in the main event class, ac
' cording to late arrivals from Seattle.
Cleghorn, who is boxing lor Lonnie
Austin, well known Seattle promoter
and former heavyweight champion of
the Pacific coast, has emerged front
obscurity since he made his appear
ance in Seattle about a year ago.
His many friends in this district
were always suggesting for him to
go Outside where he could secure j
the proper training. If Cleghorn keeps
away from the bright lights and
watches his step his future is assur
ed.
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Cateway is hard to excell. Write for 1
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sample copy.
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Velvet ice cream is a pro
duct of the Wester. Dairy
Association. It is composed
i of pure mulk and cream and
jit is the best on the market.
■At the Candy Cottage.
Lucky says: With the
sun shining on both sides of
the street, there all set at
Lucky’s, that is onions sets
at 15c.
W ANTED—To Buy, Clean cotion rags,
will pay 5c per pound Gateway, tf. I
FOR SALE—Quartz and placer nor
ices, proof of labor blanks and an
other |«a| blanks applrine ro th]
Terirtory, at The Gatewav office rf
The finest Safety Razor m tne work
at 515. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
The Best in the *‘Beit’T
iiateway.
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REM
Harbingers
of Spring
A Riot of Gay Colors
at
THE BLUE SHOP
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention .
J. L. CRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward_Alaska