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OPENS Mil WITH
PLEA OLDTIAAE OELICIO
SAN JOSE, Feb. 18. (TP)—Rev. Job
Roach Straton, United States ant
Revolutionist leader, opened a tv
months visit herewith the plea f<
the revival of the old-fashioned reli
ion.
He said “We need a mighty man
testation of the living God amor
men. I hope that there will he ev
denced while I am in San Jose dire<
miracle of salvation and divine liea
ing such as were seen during my r
cent work in New York.”
YOU WANT FRESH EGG!
Call up the Seward Trad
ing* Co., and order eggs fror
the Seward Chicken Ranct
TRAIN AGAIN DELAYED
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The weather condition is such in
the vicinity of Curry and Broad Pass,
that it is problematical just when the
train from the Interior will arrive in
Seward. But the local rail headquar
ters believes one will make its arrival
Monday night, not tomorrow night, as
had been planned. The most severe
storms in the history of the road are
said to be raging in that ditrict.. Two
more slides have come down at Mile
79 but the difficulty is in the Interior.
WILL NOT UNMASK
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 18. (/P)—1The
, Klu Klux Klan does not plan unmask
! ing in Florida or any other state as
has been announced by supported rep
j resentatives of the order, E. Phillips,
' head of the Klan in this state declar
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Nut or mine run
Evan Jones
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H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
PAGEANTRY 111 SPLENDOR
IK OPENING SIKH
BRITISH HUHI
LONDON, Feb. IS. {JP)~ King
I Coorce opened the fourth session ot
' the Sixth Parliament in his reign
the announcemo!',
of lords that the government is con
-idering carefully and sympathetica!
by the new arbitration treaty pro
posed by the United States.
The King said the new arbitration
with America will be considered ir
a communication with the Dominions
but as usual it was the pageantry
and splendor of the opening scene
which captured the greatest atten
tion.
Peers and Peereses, Commoners
and court attendants, were ranker
row' upon row, garbed in scartei
robes trimmed with ermine. The
flash of diamond tieras and cascade*
of lesser jewelry, made up a scene
of greatest brilliancy since the down
fall of the Czar of the Russia’s.
LINEUP OF HHIED MEN
INDOOR BfflMLER!
Against the hopefull bunch of sel
dom-feds. the blissful well-fed Marriee
men will pit the following batting or
der in the indoor baseball game to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, be
tween the Single and Married men’:
ball gam*.
Kunz, 3rd; Roberts, 1st; Shellhorn
s.s.; Painter, l.f.; Jessen, 2nd; McNal
ly, r.f.; Urie, catcher; Stevenson, p
The string of reserves will include
Urback, Sheldon, Hopkins, Paulsteinei
and several others who could not be
reached this afternoon. The Single
lads failed to turn in their lineup foi
some unknown reason.
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CLUMS IQ BE DAUGHTER
OF LATE CZAR OF RUSSIA
.NEW YORK, Feb. IS, (#>)—Mrs.
William Leeds received as her gues’
a woman who claims to be Princess
Anastasia, only surviving daughter
of the Czar. She arrived on a boat
which docked Thursday after the
heavy fog had lifted. Dispatches from
France said the Grand Duke Alexan
der doubts Mrs. Leeds guest is his
niece, Princess Anastasia.
WORLD WIDE FASCISM
ROME, Feb. 18, (jP)—World wide
Fascism is outlined in the new con
stitution for Fascists abroad which
has been issued .bv Premier Musso
lini.
ALWAYS BEEN READY
LONDON, Feb. 18. (^—Downing
Street made plain that Great Britain
has been ready ever since the world
wrar to join with all other nations in
prohibiting submarines. This state
ment was made as an indication ol
the sentiment on Secretary of State
Kellogg’s proposal.
AN INFORMAL COURT
BERLIN, Feb. 18. (&)—King Christ,
ian and Queen Alexandrine of Dem
| mark held court in the drawing room
of the Berlin railroad station when
passing thru the city on their way to
the Riviera.
Seattle ice cream at Schal
lerer's Alaska Shop.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SCHALLER
ER’S ALASKA SHOP
jllTEM NIGHT conic
yP LIBERTY THEATER
Under the auspices of the Seward
Athletic Club, an “Amateur Night” in
addition to the regular feature, will be
held at the Liberty theater on Mon
Any person, regardless of age, will
day night, February 27.
be permitted to go on the stage and
entertain. They may sing, dance, re
cite, play a musical instrument, tell
jokes, perform novelty acts, act nat
ural or what not.
The audience, during and after the
performance, will act as the judges.
Ca-h prizes will be awarded to the
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entertainers receiving the most ap
plause.
j The committee in charge has prom
ised that the entertainers will be per
mitted to get on your "nerves” for the
well known “HOOK” will be kept in
readiness for immediate action and
within reach of the announcer.
’ j Bushels of fun, peppy songs and
‘ dances, a night of laughs, is looked for
It is desired that all persons desiring
to display their wares, leave their
names at the box office of the theater
Don’t be backward. Join the fun and
win a prize.
' TIO LATEJO_CLASSIFY
* FOUND— A fine sweater coat; the
owner may have same by calling at
‘.The Gateway office and describe same.
‘ Also by paying for these few lines.
When you want a good steak cr
roast, give Carstens a call.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
A double-header basketball game is
on the card tonight at the Seward
Athletic Club. The Yanks and the
Giants, two picked teams, will be seen
in action, and also the pride of Seward,
the high school five against the crack
Mission school team. The entire pro
eceds will go ipto the depleted cof
fers of the club. The games start at
8 o’clock.
KING TUT AGAIN
CAIRO, Feb. 18, (/p)—The report
of Robert Carter, who has charge of
exploring King Tut’s tomb, was made
public. Among the discoveries report
ed are a flotilla of 18 boats, beaut
ifully carved human figures, brilliant
inlaid sacred cobras and nests of
miniature coffins.
EDUCES
Song, prayer, and preaching ser
vices at the Seward Community
church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
conducted by the pastor.
Sunday school will be at 10 o’clock
! a. m.
The church will be warm and com
j fortable no matter how disagreeable
i the weather may be. Everyone cor
dially invited to attend these services
Strangers always receive a cordial
welcome. Come and worship with us.
THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
Minister.
BOY SCOUT BOOKS THREE FOR
|$1.00 AT SCHALLERER’S ALASKA
SHOP. FORMERLY $1.00 E AC.-i.
Genuine superior roasts and fowls, backed by
^ the Frye—Bruhn Company reputation for
quality, and sold at reasonable prices.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
A. C. GRAUNSTADT, MANAGER
We deliver in a hurry at anytime
FRYE BRUHN & CO.
It's All Fixed Now!
WHEN YOUR CAR LEAVES OUR SHOP, YOU CAN BET
THAT IT’S IN TIP-TOP RUNNING CONDITION AND YOU
WONT RECEIVE AN EXORBITANT BILL EITHER.
BENOITS MACHINE SHOP
Geo. Benult, Prop. Ogles Garage bldg.
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