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WHERE TRUCKS SHOULD TRAVEL
Porty tons will wait on the beach at Illiamna Bay for
* snow transportation over Illiamna Bay trail to Illiamna
Lake, and forty tons more will be added to the lot be
fore the close of the fall season, according to Captain H.
Berger of the Discoverer who left with shipments dest
ined to the interior over a ten mile stretch that separates
Seward from the Bristol Bay country. It is the same ten
mile stretch that the Gateway has talked about many
times that would cut out a 2,000 mile water journey if a
truck road would be constructed.
We are going to keep a plugging for that road un
til the cows come home for if ever was a district which
needed a truck road it is this one. And as many of the
oldtimers from there say, if the road commission can't
<300 its wav to build such a road, then leave it alono ir.
W-r'V fit Ul’n It Hi , h * * e}V ' r'Ut
There have been so many of them thru here during
the past few weeks, authors, editors, painters, engineers,
•arohirrcts norts, salesmen, and boot—no not that—and
omers, mat it makes the head go round and round. The
composite view reminds one of those things we looked
fhni when we were kids when all the pieces of colored
glass fell together in fantastic design. Not to say that
our visitors were fantastic, but so many views fell across
our vision as to make us dizzv. We are grateful, however,
-n the memory of these swiftly changing characters and
wish that they will come back and make us dizzy again.
Faster Service
Only 68 Hours to Chicago
from Pacific Coast Cities
—on the famous—
Cardrooms —maid, barber and valet services—library —buffet soda
fountain-beautiful observation cars-all steel-newest and finest
equipment across America. Leaves Seattle 11:00 a.m. daily tor Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ. Alaska Rs/sresentatite, 200 L. C. Smith Phis , S. ntile
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CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE
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Russians To Aid
German Zeppelin
LENINGRAD, Russia, Oct., 4,(A5)- |
Under official auspices a committee ^
has been formed to aid the forth- i
coming flight ax’ound the worlu «.f |
the German Zeppelin LZ 127. The
date of the flight has not yet been j
fixed but a considerable section of
the route according to present j
plans lies thru Soviet territory.
New Air Mas! Stamp
Has Them Guessing
WASHINGTON, Oct., 4, (JP)—'
‘Appearance of the new five-cent
airmail stamp has occasioned much !
comment among purchasers.
“Whassat ? A windmill?”
“Looks like an oil derrick."
NuTV';ero'’s queries have come to ,
| the Postoffice Department.
The authorities say the design on |
|the new stamp represents the high
iest airway beacon in the world. It;
I is situated on top of Sherman Hill,:
j?0 miles west of Cheyenne, Wyo., on !
jthe Boeing Air Transport San |
Francisco to Chicago route. The
beacon stands 10,000 feet above sea
level.
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NEW TROT CHAMP
LEXINGTON, Oct 5. (/P)—Oden,
champion four-vear-old trotting
gelding, owned by C. S. Hadley of |
Wilson, N. S., and driven by Cyrus j
Becker, won the historic Trans-syl- j
veria event after one of the hardest j
fought races trotted in that event
in recent years.
FIRST FOOTBALL
VTTLE. Oct. 6, (/P)—'Washing
3; Pacific University, 0.
FRESH HAAS CHOCOLATES. EX
iCLUSIVE AGENTS. Schalierer’s Alas
ka Shop.
JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK
OF ALASKA FAT HERRING.
SEWARD TRADING CO.
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TONIGHT—TWO SHOWS 7 AND 9
This exceptional cast
WILLIAM HAINES
JOAN CRAWFORD
GEORGE K. ARTHUR
GEORGE FAWCETT
Assures good entertainment in
“ Spring Fever ”
It begins with a chuckle but ends with a roar. Caught in
a tangle of romance and golf, he meets more hilarious
situations than you’t think possible. lie plays the part of a
golf champion but you’ll agree it should be the laugh
champion. Not silly, but real good comedy. A kind of show
that will entertain anyone from start to finish.
And with it we will give you one of those
interesting Educational reels featuring
Dog Days and
“THE SUN AND THE RAIN’
Also a reel of Jokes
SUNDAY ONLY
MADGE BELLAMY
Hits The High Spots
VERY CONFIDENTIAL
The greater part of the story is filmed at Arrowhead Lake,
California. Sports and entertainment of all kind. She
poses as a celebrity, but doesn’t know so much about act
ing the part. Auto racing, special boat riding. Thrills,
spills, shills, ail in this great comedy drama,
With it we are showing a d°ndy
MACK SENNETT COMEDY
“SMITH’S VISITORS”
Also a reel of jokes: two splendid programs
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WE NOW HAVE THE AGENCY, FOR THE BEST,
MOST COMPACT, SELF-CONTAINED ELECTRIC
GENERATING PLANT ON THE MARKET
This generator which is called
HOMELRE
differs from other generating sets in that it is portable.
It may be carried about anywhere as it weighs but 110
pounds and needs no foundation—just set it anywhere
Will run four hours on one filling and
operates on either gasoline, kerosene
or lurnace oil.
Win operate in any climate, being ali
ened; there is nothing to freeze.
Will illuminate a ten room house.
Will operate portable tools, drills,
hammers, etc.
Will charge batteries, radio and auto.
Homelite is simplicity itself—only six moving paits
equipped with Bosch magneto, proved by years of piac
tical use and furnishes an output of 600 \Y atts or more
Homelite has been on the market for seven years and has
not only made good but is the greatest time and laboi
saver ever offered for sale.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN ANI) INSPECT THIS
WONDERFUL LITTLE PLANT THAT WE NOW
HAVE ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
Prices $188 Seward $175 a^ factoi>
Seward Trading CoM Inc.