OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August IV, 1904
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ON TO MOOSE PASS!
With plans well under way the Seward Chamber of
Commerce expects to make announcement soon that
arrangements have been completed for the 1930 motor
caravan from Seward to Moose Pass; via flat cars of
the Alaska Railroad.
If there ever was a more idealie country than that
region we have never seen it. All it needs is an extension
of its highway to the local one—which is now assured—
and it will blossom like the well known rose.
It has often been said that the Kenai region ranks
en top with other Alaskan picturesque areas; here, in
Seward, we have known that little thing for years.
It is certain that a low rate will be made for carry
ing the autos out over the railroad so if everything
works out according to Hoyle, don’t overlook joining the
caravan and see what a real country looks like
The recent difficulty in the Eielson family in collect
ing insurance on the death of Col. Ben Eielson, and the
recent refusal of payment of insurance to a Seward res
ident from the death of a member of the family, should
be a lesson insofar as patronizing reputable local insur
ance agencies instead of buying same from the numer
ous traveling insurance representatives.
I FILE FOR HOMESTEADS
ACCOUNT H ROADS
The result of the survey of the
Quartz Creek road at the present
writing and the approach of the
“Missing Link” survey which is
to start August 1, reflected in the I
number of applications to the
, Forestry department for home
I steads and leases for summer
homes along the route of the new
road projects.
j Three local residents have made
arp’icatmns for homesteads in I
the Quartz Creek area; these are !
to be surveyed this week. Three
,others have signified their in
tention of filing applications bc
fore fall at some point along the
route of ore or the other of the
: new roc da which are to be con
structed by the Bureau of Public
Roads.
A b uff 10 local residents have
already or are in process of, ob
tained leases for summer homes
■ on the shore of Lake Summitt,
Moose Pass, further down the high
' way, and along the route of the
link between Mile 18 and 29.
FOR “SEA-LAWYERS”
! A factual outline of “Padlock
Procedure” the judicial method
of closing property used to violate
' the prohibition laws, has been re- ,
j ceived by the Gateway from the ,
ju. S. Treasury Department, Wash- 1
1 ington, D. C.. U. S. A. All friends, j
| desiring to study law. may have]
the loan of the interesting mono- i
i graph.
Peter Paraskavas, age 38. died
jit the Cordva hospital las wteek j
' after suffering from serious ail- i
I ments and complications for the !
j oast month. He had resided at I
j Cordova for about 10 years and !
! was engaged in the fisheries.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Fresh Wasilla, Alaska strawber
i ries just received at Cooper’s
Cash & Carry; 25c per box.
LIBERTY THE ATER
FOR TOMORROW
THE TWO GREAT SWEDISH STARS
GRETA GARBO
and
NILS ASTHER
Have the leading parts in the great feature
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standard of morals for both men and girls.
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entertainment for adluts.
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