Boys all wool
pants. Urbaoh’s.
school suits,
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It GRINDS out the products of in
* dustry on one side and dollars on
the other—the Bank.
Every deposit made by this institu
tion’s clients is so much added power
in the ever-turning wheel of com
merce. And this money-power is paid
for in terms of interest to the Man
Who Saves.
Bank of Seward
Seward, Alaska.
Four per cent paid on savings accounts
LOCAL ZOO MANAGER,
JACK PROSSER, TAKES
UP ANOTHER HOBBY
Jack Prosser, the zoologist of the
Seward zoo, has entered into another
hobby in addition to the various ones
that he has already in hand; this one
is one that may interest lovers of
dogs, and those interested in racing
these little steeds of the north.
Having acquired a pedigreed Rus
sian wolf hound that stands 33 inches
high, (the highest of said breed known
stands 35 inches) Jack is crossing the
wolf hound with one of his Baffin Bay
huskies that arrived in Se»vvard from
the Arctic on the revenue cutter Bear
three years ago, and which are the
finest dispositioned dogs that could j
ever be desired by anyone.
Another brood dam that he has is
Nak-Nak, a. three-quarter wolf that he
is breeding to the same wrolf hound.
The said wolf hound is a pure bred
dog pedigreed and registered in the
New York Kennel Club under the
name of Count Leo, his sire and is
registered in the same club registry
No. 439,565 Prince Markoff-of-High
Line, and the dam's name and No. is
Princess Yvonne No. 429,312.
The only thing that is Worrying Jack
is the fact that owing to the tropical
climatic conditions in Seward he will
not be able to show his wares in ac
tion owing to the lack of snow in this
district, but like Leonard Sep.palla, if
he has to go to Anchorage and run his
dogs in an Anchorage blizzard he will
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
RECEPTION TONIGHT
Honoring Vilma Bazant, young vio
linist who, accompanied by her mother
depart for the South Saturday, A pub
lic reception will be held this evening
beginning at 8 o’clock, in the Commun
ity church, under the auspices of the
Seward’s Woman’s Club. The public
is extended an invitation to attend
the reception. A 'short program has
been arranged and, later, light re
freshments will be served.
GAMBLE” ROMPS HOME FIRST
NEW YORK, Nov. 2. (/P)—The
Fearnaught handicap feature race at
Empire City fell to “Gamble” who just
lasted to take first place from “Cloud
land” after opening early lead. The
horse earned §1175 for his owner.
do so. Seppalla, Dupuis, St. Goddard
and Si Mason, the latter of Tamworth,
N. H., may think that they have got
racing dogs "when they run at Wolf
boro, N. H., this winter, and Emil St.
Goddard, Earl Brydges and “Shorty”
Russick may think the same when
they run at The Pass, Manitoba, in the
annual dog derby, but if any of the
above should be running in any of
the races that the breed of dogs that
Jack contemplates developing, they
will not say they must be hypnotized,
but they will think that they are a
string of nine point of 2’s going by
them, for they will not be able to see
string of nine point of 2’s going by
them at all; they will just hear them.
And if anyone is in doubt about the
speed of a nine point two ask some
one who has had the pleasure of hear
ing one go by overseas.
Have you seen the Weekly Gateway
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and so the ehoe repair shop is a serv
ice station on the road to wealth.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Our herds and mod
ern dairy were recent
ly pronounced 100 per
cent perfect.
DRINK MILK
FOR HEALTH
Seward Dairy
BEAUTY PARLOR
Ladies’ Beauty Booth
Two Chairs Tub Baths
Shower Baths
In Arcade Building
Phone Adams 121
JESS LANDER, Proprietor
SMOKER WILL BE PUT
ON WITHIN NEXT FEW
WEEKS 8T THE S, A.C.
In conjunction with the Army lads,
the S. A. C. have plans under way
whereby the sporting fraternity of
Seward will have the opportunity of ■
witnessing at least three boxing
bouts. A tentative discussion was
held two evenings ago but not until
this morning were the signatures of
the “pugs” obtained.
Ennis Neclzeferoff, just about the
fastest youngster developed around
these parts since Waltor Cleghorn,
“The Cook Inled Kid” was brought
out, will take on the "Masked Mar
vel”, a newcomer to Seward and who
has had plenty of ring experience, it
is said, around Seattle. For reasons
of his own ho dosires to remain in
cognito at hte present time.
Then there will be Mike Padilio,
the Filipino, and “Kid” Paul Nekef
eroff, the local boy who would rather
box than eat.
The third event on the evening’s
card will be between two Army lads,
“Flash” Urie and “K. O.” Harris.
The latter bout could be classed as
either the main event or a semi-final.
The date of the smoker has not
been decided upon hut will be held
within next couple of weeks.
Today’s freight train, which left
the local yards this morning for all
points North, only went as far as
the City of Maraine, whence it re
turned from.