A FLYING JUDGE
Federal Judge E. Coke Hill of
the Third Judicial Division who
arrived Friday in Seward with
his retinue of officials from Val
dez court headquarters, winged
his way to Anchorage today where
court will convene Monday. Judge
Hill, a devotee of golf and a
skilled player, is also an ardent
ariplane enthusiast and was
pleased to obtain the present op
portunity to fly over the region
which he ordinarily makes by
train. Pilot A1 Munson, of the
Pacific Internationa] Airways, one
of the skilled pilots with the ex
ploring Jesuit, Father Hubbard, of
Aniakchak c-rater, the “Moon
Crater,” was at the controls.
Let us enlarge your lavorite
snap shot. ALASKA SHOP
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Sunday being the anniver
sary of the Rebekah Lodge, the
members aind their families will
gather for worship at the Com
munity Church Sunday at 11 a. m.
Mrs. E. E. Reisner, chaplain of the
local lodge, will give the address.
The whole public is cordially in
vited to attend this service.
Dr. Alberts, head of the Alaska
experiment stations, Department
of Agriculture, passed through
Seward Friday enroute to points i
South.
Oscar Dahl, Moose Pass placer
mine operator, a visitor in the city
during tire past week, left today
for his camp
F TIE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—A- Rynning, JI. S.
Price, J. B. Bohmer, Alexander
Mayer, Martin Fredreen, E. R.
Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. B. Peters, C
Wanamaker, Harry Clauary, E. S.
Wolesatt, Mrs. L. S Botsford, Mr.
and Mrs. Terry M. Sullivan, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Hill, Margaret Porter,
A. J Dimond, H. P. Sullivan, Mrs.
H. P. Sullivan, Mr, and Mrs. C. F.
Mayou, A. Dowling, G L. Smith, A1
Monsen, Mrs. H. Abercrombie, Mrs.
L. W. Hatley, Mary Margaret Aber
crombie, Mr. and Mrs- F. R. Wad
leigh, J. D. Harlam, Mr. and Mrs.
G’enever.
SEWARD—C. A- Schonacker, E.
M. Hansen, Capt. R. Penn, Mr. and
I Mrs. Ray Southard, Ivar Ostrom,
A- C. Bank, Mrs. Andy Simons, L.
j A. Coumpe, Maurice L. Sharp, Mrs. <
| Foster C. Heaven, Frank C. Knight, I
i Mr. and Mrs. Shaw- j
GILLILAND—Wm. Hill J. D.
Kenney, S. B. Foss, Geo Sennersen, ,
John Dryer. -
OVERLAND—Aldin Marsen, Mr. !
and Mrs. Reekie and son, Martin
Pennanice, Lloyd Simas, Frank
Case.
Antone Iverson, who arrived in
Seward to attend the funeral ser
vices of his brother Andrew Iver
son, who passed away recently, was
among those departing on the SS
Yukon Friday.
Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
Now is the time to look over old
packs and have new bottoms put
jn for winter.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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Shop. 10 cents per copy.
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