Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
full line of goods usually
carried in a first class
jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice
LADIES AID TO MEET
On Wednesday afternoon at 2
m o’clock, in the apartment of Mrs.
W. W. Ward, Arcade Apartments,
the Ladies Aid of the Community
Church will meet.
If you haven’t tried HORLUCK’S
Danish Ice Cream you have missed
something good. Sold only at the
Candy Cottage.
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Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
KODIAK BUSS DU
TIE INCREASE, SMS
SAME AUTHORITY
Despite the hue and cry of game
conservationists that the great Al
askan brown bear are being anni
hilated by residents of Alaska and
(that the species are threatened
J with extinction in a short while,
! Capt. Charles Madsen, manager
j and chief field guide of the Ko
| diak Guides Association, stated
while in Seward Sunday that the
species are on the increase.
He and his men saw over 90 oi
| the huge monsters during Maj
and June in two sections on Kodiak
j Island.
Madsen says that contrary to the
belief of sportsmen, the browr
| bear sow usually has three cubi
! each year but is generally seer
i with only one because the firs’
j one born is strongest and able t(
! accompany the mother soone;
j than the others which are man;
j times abandoned and perish un
; less the weather is very mild.
Madsen sailed for Seattle yes
I terday to meet a hunting part;
j for an expedition into Kodiak Is
I ' landand Kenai Peninsula.
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VIEWED
Another local Fourth of July
celebration has passed into history
and similar to its predecessors af
forded a happy and brief holiday
to all v;ho wished to enjoy or who
participated in the program.
The major athletic event of the
day, The Marathon Mountain race,
j Was won by William Kanyak of
i the Jesse Lee Home, who completed
the grueling circuit in 56 minutes
land 24 seconds. Ephriam Kalma
koff, 1S30 winner, came in second,
59 minutes and 51 seconds; Alec
Kahn finished third in one hour,
nine minutes and 12 seconds. The
latter two boys were also Jesse
Lee Home entires. Wayne Wheeler,
the fourth entrant, did not finish,
i the race.
| “Speed” Johnson and Luke El
' Weii were the mountain-top
judges; time keepers were Elwyn
Swetman and C. E. Orlander.
Kanyak, especially, finished in
good shape and, seemingly, could
have run for another hour. The
other two youths were not so
fresh at the finish but neither did
they appear all in.
The classic began with the
starter’s gun at 4:12 p. m. Friday
land the sidewalks of Seward were
I lined with throngs, many of whom
I broke out binoculars; but these
| were not really necessary as the
j visibility was perfect as wras also
| the weather.
Prize Winners
Best decorated float, Fire De
partment; best decorated car,
Gilliland Hotel; second, Leon Ur
bach. Best decorated bicycle,
Benny Crawford; second; (not re
ported). Best decorated doll bug
gy, Barbara Chilberg; second, Bet
ty Lander. Best decorated tricy
cle, Master Reisner; second. Master
Court-land. Best decorated boy’s
wagon, Beulah and “Brother” Hol
ben, Irene Reenstrom;second, Bet
ty Painter, Katherine Gilliland.
Best sustained character (boy),
“Brother” Holben; second, Master
Court-land. Best susatined char
acter (girl), Beulah Holben; sec
ond, Irene Reenstrom.
Mile race, won by Ray Manthey,
time four minutes and 17 seconds;
second, Sidney Henrikson, time,
four minutes and 17V2 seconds.
100-yard dash for boys over 12,
Marcus Jensen; second, Ray Man
they. Girls over 12, Ruth Reisner;
second, Clara Skinner. 50-yard
dash for boys under 12, Ray Sef
orvich; second Billy Fairweahter.
Gils under 12, Frances Shea; sec
ond, Dorothy Neville. Bicycle race
for boys under 16, A. Hagen; sec
ond, “Bud” Johnston. Girls, any
age, Margaret Larrson; second,
Katherine Gilliland.
Potato race for boys under 12,
George Gullefsen; second, Ray
Seforvich. Girls under 12, Fran
ces Shea; second, Mary Malutin.
Apple diving contest, boys or girls,
Buster Nelson; second, Billy Sen
nett. Sack race for boys under
12, George Brandell; second, Mas
ter McDonald. Three-legged race
for boys under 16, Billy Fairwea
ther and Ray Seforvich. Three
legged race for girls under 16.
Margaret Courtland and Shirley
Lindsay.
Nail driving contest for women,
Mrs. N. Hagen; second, Mrs. Sen
nett. Scooter race for children
under 8, “Brother” Holben; second,
Master Painter.
Hey kids — Brown & Hawkins
Corp. wants to see you Saturday
morning at 9:30 o’clock.
ATTENTION!!
All athletes who intend to run
the Marathon Mountain Race are
requested to register immediately
with Wm. Abbott, chairman of the
program committee.
GOOD RUN OF REDS
Stood runs of red salmon are re
rted from the Squaw Harbor and
,nd Paint districts and .in the
istol Bay region it is also ex
cted a fair run will be had. At
ilse Pass 60,000 cases of reds
ive been packed, according to
rivals Saturday on the mail
earner Starr.
Earl Goodwin, son of W. M. Good
in, and a former bookkeeper of S
ium, of Valdez, has been appoint
d prvate secretary to Congress
an Martin, at Portland, Oregon
^cording to recent arrivals.
Boats in pert today were the ■
S. Discoverer, U. S. S. Weetdahl
hsconsn, North Dakota, Flattery
avria, Joan, B. F. M., Marian, Roy
olph I and the Helldiver.
I. B. Jaynes, of Orange, Calif,
prominent orange grower of tha
istrict, accompanied by Mrs
aynes, were round-trip passen
ers on the Admiral Watson.
Education of a Princess, by t'h
irand Duchess Marie of Russia;
>eep- behind the curtains of th
tzar’s court. ALASKA SHOP.
few size golf balls, assorted price
trrived on this boat. Urbach an
^alade.
IT TI HQTELS
VAN* GILDER—Mr. and Mrs. P.
Buckley, Tom Skulstad, Adolph Pe
derson, Yoshio Tanaka, Frank
Towle.
SEWARD—A. Johnson, Gus Fou
chis, Neal F. Brown R. Anartin, E.
A. Lawalter, Oscar R. Hart, Frank
Stoup.
OVERLAND—Harry Van Due, Bill
Neville, A. Anderson, Mrs. Joseph
ine West and son George, John
Rinde.
The U. S. S. Discoverer which ar
rived in port early Saturday morn
ing and spent the Fourth in Se
ward leaves for its work at the
Barren Islands tonight. The coast
i and geodetic survey ship wil return
in three weeks.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Drop in and let us save your
sole and heal your boot.
Expert Shoe Repairs.
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The best ice cream yet! HOR
LUCK’S Danish Ice Cream.Candy
Cottage, sole Seward agent.
Wonderful assortment of rec
ords, 3 for $1.00. Alaska Shop.
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Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
VISIT
TUMBLE-DOWN INN”
At Mile 7 and Enjoy a Real Old-Fashioned
CHICKEN DINNER — LUNCHES
E. A. LaWALTER
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Seward, Alaska
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
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Office, Arcade Building.
Phone, Main 81
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YOUR YOUTH
Renewing the bloom in
your family clothes robs
the bloom from your
cheeks, and ironing out
clothes wrinkles hasten*
face wrinkles. It’s all
so unnecessary. me
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will keep you and your
clothes young at a very
low price.
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