SCHOOL NOTICE
Superintendent Roaney of the
Seward school system desires all
school children to attend at the
usual time tomorrow morning anc
on each succeeding morning unti
further notice. The frozen watei
pipes, which necessitated closing
school today, may be thawed oul
within a few hours but may alsc
take a considerably longer time.
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HIGH SCHOOL WON
. I It is impossible today, with the
flow electric energy flowing into the
.linotypes, to elaborate on last
L Inight’s game between the College
!, | and Seward high school basketball
game which was won by the locals
by the narrow margin of 17 to 16.
, |Details and a geneial description
of the plays will have to be omitted
with the exception the fair size
crowd present got a run for their
money the game being a close
battle all the way until the final
| blast of the whistle. It is hoped
j [electric power will be sufficient to
i relate the game in detail tomorrow
or the day following. We are sorry.
The tumbling acts, between halv
es at the basketball game last night
were very clever and T. Rogers and
A. Polet, the performers, drew much
applause for their feats of agility
and strength. They will perform
again at the next game.
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Fifteen cents a line for
the first insertion, 7 lA
cents per line for each
subsequent insertion.
Count six average words
to a line. White space car
ries same line charge as
type. Minimum charge 50
cents.
When the family say “My
but this bread is good,”|
you will have the know*
ledge that it is GOOD j
tty it when making sand
wiches.. Dftlfy Lunches,
Pies, Cakes and pastries.1
Seward
Bakery
We carry a complete stock of
Sheaffer’s pens, pencils, desk
fountain-pen sets and Sknp.
HAT LERER’S ALASKA SHOP
Fire Department And
citizens of Seward who have ask
led Chamber of Commerce officers !
to endeavor securing on Improve- !
ment in the coopeiation between |
the fire department and the tele- j
phone company, when a blaze in a
home or a business house is report
ed, the maitci was presented to
the Chamber in regular session to
day.
Several suggestions made, ap
peared practical, and »t is thought j
that a committee will be formed j
to give the conditions further con- j
sideration and negotiate a meeting j
with the telephone company wbh
a view of discussing the feasibility
of effecting the improved service.
Mrs. Harry F. Morton, wife of the
well known Anchorage attorney,
arrived in the city last evening ac
companying her son Jack, a mem
ber of the College basketball team.
Jack has developed into a star
since Sewardites saw him in action
many months ago.
Service
Foillowing the action of several '
'Hie S. S. Starr, CaDtain C. An
on. will probably await the ar
rival in nnrt of the S. S. North
western before leaving on it- ree-u
trio westward. The vessel was
due to leave port tomorrow.
W. T. White, animal husbandrv
man, Department of Agriculture
w«s among the arrivals in Seward
last evening enroute to the depart
ment’s station near Kadiak.
The Gateway was produced today
only bv "skin of our teeth*’. As a
couseouence a number of items
have been omitted and it appears
at this time that there will be no
paper published tomorrow. It’s a
holiday anyway.
i Ed Lindsey, car inspector for the
Alaska Railroad at Seward, is re
tained at home with a sprained
| ankle incurred while assisting in
jthe transferring of the railroad
coaches from the steamer Tanana
last Wednesday.
NOTICE
Friday night at 8 o’clock, in the
Arcade club rooms, ail radio own
ers and listeners are asked to con- >
gregate tor the radio reception. One I
previous meeting has been held j
and it is particularly desirous that
a good attendance be present Fri
jday night.
Some local Edison arranged some
kind of a hook-up of the lights in
the S. A. C., hall last evening and
ample light was thus aiiorded for
the game. A lot of fans stayed
away thinking there was insuffi
:ient light but not so. ,
SNOW-SHOE" WIRELESS
It is an ill wind that doesn’t
Mow some one three-sheets in the
he wind, exclaimed Sourdough
lill yesterday commenting on the
’ocal wind which has kept things
iretty well hitting the high spots
"or the last three weeks. “It’s a
dnch,” he said, “tie contractors
von’t be pestered at this time by
lies and mosquitoes for the wind
woundn’t permit them to get a
jood toe-hold.”
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