The southbound list of passen
gers on the S. S. Yukon, out of the
Port of Seward Saturday morning, !
included the following:
SEATTLE—O. L. Grundy, Mrs. S.
L. Kunz. Martin Neven, Cecil Nev
en, Cecil Leslie, Elsie Leslie, Fran- j
cis Leslie, Mrs. Jack Callin, Mrs.
Dorothy Urbach, A. N. Wilson, Geo. j
C. Adams, J. H. Bender, J. M. |
Brown, F. L. Moffett, Margaret
Lutcovitch, W. R. Law, Arthur j
Barth. Nicholas Biddle, Mrs. W.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. J. Allman,
Isobel Allman, Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. Sullivan.
E. T. Hyde. J. B. Quinn, George
Sexton. A. W. Kendall. Jr., Ray
Darnell, J. D. Young, H. P. Galla
gher, Mrs. La Walters, Capt- C.
W. Adams, James Crowley, A. W.
Hartnett, Capt. S. E. Lancaster,
A. Jones, Mrs. Dave Raynor, Mrs.
O. D. Harrington. Chester Diet
rich, Thos- B. Hyde, John Landon,
Harry Gould, Ann Hughes, Mrs.
J. W. Edmunds, Marie Hadley,
Alf. Vashon, C. E. Boyes. H. J.
Cooper, R. R. Lynch.
Chester Skinner. George Kal
stead. Alverta Mills, Dr. E. Tav
lin, Dr. R. E. and Mrs. Smith,
Edgar Jones. J. M. Anderson,
Matthey Doud, Chas. Larsen, O.
H. SCheland, W. S. Douglas, L.
Applegate, J- B. Scalf, O. L. Grun
dy, Harry Raeder, G. Clause -,
Gaben Bakker, Anton Yukovich,
John Turin, Nick Tallias, P. Maii
koff, H. M. Askey, Mrs. L. T.
Pence.
LATOUCHE—John C. Neilson,
Frank Tonkovich, C. Rossi, Sam
Allegrina, T. H. Jasper, Joe Pra
della, Tom Davidson, G. Orchie,
Mike Duval.
KETCHIKAN—Pat Cohan. H.
Brokke, Almar Marvoll. Paul Brok
ke.
JUNEAU—Gertrude Greer, Ar
thur Adams, Mrs. J. Swensen.
Arthur Scully, S. G. Stevens, N.
Morotoff, Frank Parrish. George
Long. John Lockhart, John Kup
per, Neix Corrigal, F. Coleman,
Jack Welsh, Bob Kitinich.
CORDOVA—L. Reinker, J. H. O
'Connor, Marshall McDonald, G.
McDonald, Marion McDonald. E,
H. Wood, Leslie Kribs, Lynn Obtr
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. ENROUTE II DENVER
Jack Harrison, well known young
Alaskan and brohter of Miss Wilma
Harrison of SewTard. departed Sun
day on the S. S. Admiral Evans en
route to the states to enroll for a
four-year college course of chemi
cal engineering at the University of
Denver, Colo.
Jack, graduated from the Anch
orage high school in 1927, and has
always taken an active interest in
i-ports and educational affairs. He
is an expert player and keen lovei
of basketball. The Territory grant
ed him a gunde’s license last yeai
in recognition of his qualification:;
and knowledge of wild game anc
out-door life. He has just complet
ed a successful season of big game
hunting. Jack intends to return
north to resume his work sometime
next spring.
HOME-GROWN POTATOES 5c
PER POUND at Brown & Haw
kins Corporation.
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Wash. State 38. Mt. St. Charles 0
U. of So. Calif., 21, Oregon 7
Cal, Aggies 19, Brig. Young 0 (
Minnesota 39, Coe 0
Georgetown 0 West. Md. 7
Manhattan 27, Geo. Wash. 7
No. Western 27, Cornell 18 i
Florida 12. Virginia Military 7
Vanderbilt 26, Cuachita 6
Ohio 26, West Liberty 0
Calif., 0. St. Mary’s 0
U. of Wn., 6, Montana 6
Colorado “Aggies” 20, Wyo. 7 |
Illinois 25. Kansas 0
Virginia 6, So- Carolina 0
Georgie Tech 27. Miss. A. M 13
Idaho 47, Whitman 7
Texas A. M., 10, Tulane 13
Iowa 46. Monmouth 0
Wisconsin 13, Colegate 6
Chicago U. 27, Beloit 0
Nebraska 0. So. Methodist 0
Purdue 26. Kansas “Aggies” 14
Iowa State 27, Grinnell 7
Princeton 7, Amherst 0
Notre Dame 14, Indiana 0
Navy 15, Wm. and Mary 0
Carnegie Tech 26, Thiel 0
Cornell 22, Niagara 3
Ohio State 19, Wittenburg 0
Michigan 17, Mich. State 0
P’ t'ton 7, Amherst 0
Yale 89, Vermont 0
Arm - 33, Gettyburg 7
Harvard 42, Ra+es 0
TAX VAAJE $47,093,400
LONDON, Oct 7, i/P)—1The new
taxable value oi the city of West
minister, a mile square in metro
politan London, is . *17 093.400, mak
m' it second only to Glasgow,
I Scotland among I'ritish cities. In
Westminister are Buckingham and
St James palaces, the Houses of
Parliament, Westminister Abbey
land St. Tamef Fa Tit
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
ZURICH, Oct., 5, (/P)—Nearly
one-fifth of all workers in Swiss
factories are protected by unem
ployment insurance. Swiss econo
mists have concluded that this is a
better way of relieving distress ol
ithe idle than the dole system used
; in England, Poland and severa
other cities.
; SALE PRICE—Fruit jars $1.00 pei
idozen. J. L. GRAEF.
THE NEW C’ULtMBiA PORTA
| *LE PHONOGRAPH IS A VVONDPfi
OR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal
erer’s Alaska Siiui*.
BIS BEIL ESTATE
DEAL TOOK FUSE '
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KODIAK, Oct., 7, (Special to
Gateway)—The biggest real estate
deal of the year in this town was
consummated * on October 1 when
Tony Kvas and “Smiling Albert”
Lind took over the management of
the Morrison hotel, while V. P.
Morrison, who has been running
the hotel assumed charge of Tony’s
restaurant. Val Morrison now in a
restaurant at Latouche will come
immediately to take over the run
ning of the restaurant from his
father.
Both of these properties have
changed hands several times in the
past few years, Mr. Morrison hav
ing conducted the cafe at diii'erent i
times in the past before Kvas took j
it over nearly two years ago. Mr. j
Kvas had contemplated going out- ;
side with the termination of his j
lease this fall but later became in- j
terested in the hotel proposition I
land as both parties were willing, |
the exchange was • made. Tony’s
has been the leading cafe of the
| town and the Morrison is the only
! hotel at which rooming accommo- |
idations can be secured. It is well
(equipped with hot and cold water
land electric lights and has a small
candy store and soda fountain in
connection.
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All Rooms |
Rooms with or without |
Baths |
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OUR CLEANING AND PRESSING DEPARTMENT IS
SECOND TO NONE
Every Thursday the laundry is open visitors
THE MOST MODERN LAUNDRY IN THE TERRITORY
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HARRY KAWABE Prop. —.o.— PHONE MAIN 148
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BASEBALL
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SATURDAY’S GAMES
AMERICAN
Detroit 6, Chicago 3
Cleveland 3, St. Louis 2
Philies 8, New York 4
Boston 4, Washington 3
NATIONAL
Cincinnati 9, .Chicago 0
Phillies 5, 3 New York 4, 12
St. Louis 3, 7 Pittsburg 1, 8
Brooklyn 3, 1 Boston 8, 5
COAST
Frisco 6, Sacramento 7
Portland 4, Hollywood 6
Los Angeles 2, 10 Oakland 7, 3
Seattle 0, 5 Mission 4, 7
SUNDAY’S GAMES
NATIONAL
New York 9, Boston 4
Pittsburg 8, Chicago 3
St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 1
AMERICAN
St. Louis 4, 4 Cleveland 2, 1
Philies 14, New York 7
Boston 2, Senators 1
Chicago 8, Detroit 7
COAST
Frisco 7, 1 Sacramento 3, 6
Seattle 7, 9 Missions 3, 1
Los Angeles 8, 3 Oakland 5, 0
Portland 4,9 Hollywood 1,2
All hunters are requested to
attend the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon tomorrow and give
their views on sowing rice for
ducks. Practically all members of
the organization plan to go out
this week, to near vicinities, and
distribute the seed.
the modern
oil
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
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When ordering your next coal for the house,
hotel, apartment house or business, try the
PIONEER COAL Company’s product which
is now on the market. We feel certain you
will be pleased with results obtained.
Overland
Hotel
On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL A. HORNER, Mgr.
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Made clean, Baked clean,
Sold clean
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| FROM CARRYING BUNDLES . .
You’ll feel more disposed toward
fixing our fresh succulent meats
if you are not worn out by mak
ing a personal shopping tour
and carrying your purchases.
Your phone order is swif and
dependable.
Phone Main 94
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