• POLITIGIIL SITUATION,
S. E. Mil D1SGUSBED
That the political pot is rap
V idly nearing the piont of a mul'i
gan is seen in word received from
Juneau in yesterday's mail.
A telegram has been- received
from one alleged Juneau political
generalissimo asking to ascertain
if the party referred too wrnuld
withdraw as a candidate to one
office and file for another.
The political (leaders?) both
democrats and republicans in
Southeastern Alaska “have con
ceived the idea that are going to
run the primary filings according
to their say-so but there are go
ing to be some great upheavals,”
the Gateway’s informant wrote.
Herman Kloss, manager of the
Hi eh Grnde prospect which was
di~covered last summer on Fish
hook creek, near the Gold Cord
property of the Golden Bear Min
ing Co., reports that the tunnel is
now in a distance of 85 feet and
that the outlook is very encourag
ing.
NOTICE
Friday night at 8 o’clock, in the
Arcade club rooms, all radio own
ers and listeners are asked to con
gregate tor the radio reception. One
previous meeting has been held
and it is particularly desirous that
a good attendance be present Fri
day night.
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T. W. Hawkins, prominent lo-!
cal business man who has been
in Seattle lor the past number
of weeks, will leave that city Sat
urday for Seward, according to
word received today.
John E. McMa ters. confessed
robber, was recaptured at Fair
banks 11 hours after he had made
a successful break for liberty from
the federal jail. He was taken into
custody by Deputy U. S. Marshal
Pat O’Connor and Fred E. Handy,
prohibition agent, at the Nine-Mile
roadhouse. He made no resistance.
It may be that upon the return i
of the College team from Cordo- j
va that a couple of more local i
games might be played to help.
defray their large traveing ex-,
pens:s but this hinges entirely
uopn steamer and train^ connect
i ions.
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SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
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Trappers of the upper Tanana
watershed have learned the literal
meaning of the old saying “the
wolf at the door”. To the wolves
which, it is said, have full claim
to the country,, the trappers blame
the complete disappearance of the
fur-bearer, and therefore their
means of livelihood.
The moon changed yesterday
for better or worse.
This day in history: St. Valen
tine’s Day: James Monroe elected
fifth president of the U. S., 1821.
According to the weather man
today should be cloudy.
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THE EAGLE EYE
Seward 1929-30 high school 1
graduates were looked over |
by the eagle eye of Coach Ryan,;
of the Alaska College, during this
week’s local series of games. And
the coach was delighted to hear
two or three of the graduates are
planning to enroll at the College
next year, not on account of ath
letics particularly, but for the
purpose of majring ion certain
subjects.
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CLEARANCE SALE jL^ss^aaM
1-5 Off
on all Fur Coats
MUNSING - PHOENIX HOSIERY
$2.25, SALE ..
$1.75, SALE
, . $1.75
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PEQUOT SHEETS
MOHAWK SHEETS
PEQUOT SLIPS
MOHAWK SLIPS
$1.95
_ $1.75
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CLOTHE RUBBERS SALE .95
BRAIDED BATH MATS
SPECIAL $155
COATS
$45.00 SALE ....- $32.50
$32.50 SALE ..-. $23.50
$25.00 SALE .....- $19.50
$16.00 SALE .-. ..; $9.00
MUNSING WEAR
GOWNS $3.50, SALE . $2.75
SLIPS $3.50, SALE . $2.75
BLOOMERS $2.25, SALE .. $1.75
VESTS $1.35, SALE . $1.00
SHORTIES $1.75, SALE .$1.35
U. SUITS $3.75, SALE ..$2.75
BRORH'I LOTS 0F~SH0ES
UP TO $8.00, SALE .-< $3.95
1-5 Off
| on all Yard Goods j
GIRLS WASH DRESSES
$2.75, SALE .. $1.95
$1.50, SALE ..-v... .95
DRESSES
$29.50 SALE . $23.00
$19.50 SALE . $11.50
$16.75 SALE ..,.... $9.00
BEMBERG HOSE SALE
i BAXLEY HOUSE DRESSES
j $2 75 SALE $2.25
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