SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY
SEWARD ALASKA
Established August 19, 1904
Published Dailv Except Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING CO.
Selby & Hoben, Proprietors
H. B. Selby, Editor
Entered as Second Matter, Septem
ber 2, 1915, at the Post Office at
Seward, Alaska, under Act of March
3, 1879.
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VOTE FOR A. E. RUCKER.
GIVE SEWARD REPRESENTATION
At the election tomorrow there
•will be seven men to be voted upon
for Territorial representative. Three
Republicans and four Democrats are
in the race, one Republican, J. L.
Waller, having resigned owing to
business matters. This gives Se
ward Republicans an opportunity to
vote lor a local man, Mr. A. E. Ruck
er. Seward should have representa
tion in the Legislature by all means.
Cordova will have two Senators in
case Dr. Council is elected, and while
both are good men, the northern part
of the division should have represen
tation. Bartley Howard should be
elected to insure this. With the rep
resentation piled up in one or two
towns the other towns will have
slim pickings.
Up to the present term, Seward
has been ably represented, and has
secured her share of Territorial pa
tronage. At the last legislative term
the fish hatchery was secured for
Grouse lake by stenuous work on the
part of our senator, and had we not
been represented this enterprise
would not have been secured. And it
will be so in the coming legislature.
When you go to the polls tomorrow
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
remember to vote for Rucker and
Howard. One is a democrat and the
other a republican, but both are
square shooters and will give Sew
ard a square deal.
VOTE FOR A. E. RUCKER.
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BARTLEY H. HOWARD
Candidate on the Republican Ticket for
TERRITORIAL SENATOR
Capable, Conscientious and
a thorough Alaskan
He Solicits Your Vote
November 4th.
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VOTE FOR
AARON E. RUCKER
OF SEWARD, ALASKA
Democratic Candidate for Representative, Territorial
Legislature
RESIDENT THIRD DIVISION 14 YEARS
THE SEATTLE HOUSE
Under New Management
STEAM HEATED ROOMS BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
MRS. FAIRMAN, Propr. SEWARD, ALASKA
Over the Liberty Theater
WHEN YOU HAVE REPAIRING TO DO GIVE ME A CALL
PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING AND GAS ENGINES
We Repair Washing Machines and Clean Sewing Machines and
Repair Guns. Nothing too large or too small
R. F. TILLMAN, Next to Crawford’s Shop
VOTE FOR A. E. RUCKER.
SIGN LANGUAGE TOO
STRONG FOR GENDARME
PARIS, Nov. 3.—A near panic start
ed among the noon crowds on a Paris
boulevard when a six-foot American
cowboy in chaps and sombrero pulled
out a gigantic six-shooter and began
brandishing it in the air before a
blue-coated aget de police.
But the gun didn’t go off.
“Bang! Bang!,Bang” shouted the
cowboy as lie clicked the trigger.
The policeman attempted conversa
tion as he tried to wheedle the gun
away from the American.
“Bang! Bang! Bang!’’ continued the
Westerner, pulling the trigger of the
empty gun.
At the police station the American
John Siwalt, explained that he was
not drunk at all, but wras explaining
by pantomine that he wished to buy
some blank cartridges before rejoin
ing the cowboy rodeo which had mov
ed from Paris to Brussels without
him. He was given the addrdss of a
munitions store and advised to hurry
on to Brussels.
J. A. Elwell and crew, interior op
erators, left on the Alaska for the
States.
Lieut. W. C. Hutt and Mrs. Hutt
left on the steamship Alaska en
route to Camp Lewis, where Lieut.
Hutt has been assigned to duty. He
will serve in the Q. M. department.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
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Ladies Silk and Wool
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$1.50
Children’s Wool
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$1.50
Children’s Ribbed
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25c
BANBURY & OGLE
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
Capt. George A. Green, and crew
of the steamer Tanana, plying on the
Tanana and Yukon rivers, left on
the Alaska for the States.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
John T. Elliott and C. H. Kiel, Bu
reau of Public Roads officials, left for
Juneau on the last boat.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
Paul Barnes, representatives for
the Sellers company, left on the last
boat for southern ports.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
T. W. Buckholtz, captain on one of'
the N. C. company’s lower river boats
passed through Seward Saturday on
his way to Seattle.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD I
Bud Whitney and wife, prominent j
ranchers from north of Anchorage,
were outgoing passengers on the Al- j
aska.
VOTE FOR BARTLEY HOWARD
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Butler, A. R. R.; W. J. Wills, Anch
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Sexton—George Danielson; J. W.
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Al. A. Way, Anchorage.
Overland—W. H, Lynch, S. V. Pas
co, Talkeetna; George W. Tobin, of
Mile 5.
Seward—Mrs. Lillian A. Faranger,
Seattle; N. Furst, Seattle, Jan Van
I Empel, Seattle; J. E. Holmes, W. J.
Mconnish; Erick Nelson; Jack Run
nals; Walter Holben; E. E. Ayres,
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dering quality, he is getting tired of
the extravagance of cheap things—
and your printing is no exception. The
Gateway will do it right.
VOTE FOR A. E. RUCKER.
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VOTE FOR
Frank A. Boyle
Democratic Candidate for Delegate to Congress
Not content with the attempt for political dom
ination.
The natives of the First Division are now at
tempting to place their children in white schools.
This question must be settled at this election. A *
vote for Frank A. Boyle is a vote in favor of the
Literacy Bill.
VOTE RIGHT
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