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BLACK Phone the
Seward Steam Laundry
Tefeptane M*m US
A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MINING.
Donald A. Morgan, graduating in June with the decree of Bachelor of > ■ mc- ' ' -
Engineering, is the fourth to receive a diploma from the College and the firs- * era dim?*
whose training has been all-Alaskan. He is one of the six students who e * Tec the CoReer
when it opened in September, 1922. Morgan, the first white boy born ii. F: ■<c Ks t - grow?
up with the camp, his earliest memories being of the rousing boom days. For ! • -c ' "s
he has been editor of the Collegian, and this year was president of the S:nc " * Assoc;? - ~
POKE & PAN
By SOURDOUGH BILL
Sourdough Bill says: ‘Dr. Alex
Hardliska, famous scientist, is com
ing to Seward.—Boy page a prohibi
tion agent!
—o—o—
A little success goes to the head,
remarked the (farmer who sampled
CHOP SUET, NOODLES.
OYSTERS AND SHELL
FISH—
Open Day and Night
Private Dining Rooms
SEWARD GRILL
STOP AT
HOTEL SEATTLE
when in Anchorage, Alaska
Hot and Cold Water In
All Rooms.
CURRENT PRICES
J. J. McISAAC, Prop.
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THE GEM CAFE
NOW OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Tom Walker
Chef and Boss.
his first home brew and tried to
take a bite out of the kitchen table.
mistaking it for the breakfast toast.
| With the balancing of the British
! budget dependent upon the coal
i question the outlook seems as black
I
i as ever.
And now another Arctic expedi
i tion, to determine whether Longiel
; low’s Viking was a myth or the firs:
| European to discover America, and
gather evidence a little more sub
stantial than the poet's skeleton in
armor.
Another year from now we’ll pro
bably be hearing that the bottom
has dropped out of the North Pole
boom.
i Japan apparently doesn’t think
! that the last disarmament treaty did
| enough damage to the United States
navy.
One of the mysteries left unex
plained by President House in the
memoirs of his reign is how it hap
pened that Borneo didn’t get a
•crack at the American taxpayers'
monev.
■Mexico seizes soime American pro
perty. Next to eating, chili con came
with a pretty senrita while the band
plays La Paloma it’s the favorite
sport south of the Rio Grande.
Well, some of the chaps who will
get sheepskins give promise of a
great future wirh the horsehide.
Don’t scold the boy if he moons
around at this season and cleans
his nails and ears. Gosh! How he
is suffering!
Ma Eskimo: “What’s that roar
ing I hear, father?”
Pa Eskimo; “Oh, it’s just another
one of them pesky aviators with his
cut-out wide open.”
The graduation exercises ol the
‘school of experience consist in in
plying liniment to the sore places.
PRESENT FINE DAVC'NG AC
4
The Younc sssTers made another hip
hit at the Liberty theater his: eveninc
and a larsre audience was on hand to
applaud their second en Terra in inc and
clever dan cine prorram The sisters ;
have r-markable ma gpr&l talent anc |
in the opinion of those who have wit
nessed Their performance t b-ich" fu~
tore awaits Them in the Bast- Toretb
er with their patents, the sister* leave
Seward tomorrow et. rome ?r New
York, where they have two Uteerriml
entracemerrs tendered them
LEO FARGULES RE^IFIR
Leo Marcules. heavy property *wr
er in Sew: and forme: r—-idert tbs
am one tht . rrivals this room inf from
the sou'h on :he Yukon. >!: Marrclef
has he r. a busy mar today pr-eetinp
his mam friends
EVANS RETURNING WE ON ESDA.V
The Admiral Evans. Of the Pac.ibc
Steamship GWnpsny will reran: re
port from, the Westward next Toes*
day and will await the arrival of the
passenger train from, the Tn*e~j«r «sc
Wednesda evening
Mrs. B. A Bool wife of the Anchor
age laundry-mar. accomrnfised by bee
ch ild arrived in Seward on the Yu
kon this mom inf: from Seward
lea Cameras—Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
The Alaska Rsihoac
TRAINS ARRrVE SEW ARC
Wednesday anc Saturday
At 7:0C R. IK.
And On Sunday, at 2: IS c. HU
TRAINS DEPART SEW ARC
Wonday anc Tburaday
7:SC A, HU
Anc On Sunday at S:5C A. W.
This new schedule became* effect**
Sunday Way Sfi, *?S2S