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; fleeted in the character of those with whom it
J does business.
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j both here and abroad.
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Bank of Seward
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00
BLUE MONDAY
The arrival of Monday means ex
tra work in the household. Lighten
your labors somewhat and send the
family wash tg the Seward Steam
Laundry.
Send the Weekly Gateway home.
FILL UP!
BAKED BEANS
and
BOSTON BROWN
BREAD
50
CENTS
AT THE S. A. C.
HALL
Tuesday evening be
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tween 5 and 7 o’clock
A Public
Affair
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Served under the auspices of
the Seward Woman’s Athletic
Club for the purpose of raJ$
D
ing funds to purchase equip
ment for this coming winter’s
sports and for the up-keep
of the organization.
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TUESDAY EVE
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NORTHERN LIGHTS
Tvo Leenknecht, born in Landlede,
Belgium, fifty-six years of age, died
in the Fairbanks hospital after an
extended illness. He was brought
to Fairbanks three weeks ago from
the Kuskokwim district. Leenk
necht has been in the north since
1S9S when he brought a herd of cat
tle over the Dalton trail for La
France and Bossuit of the Bay City
market of Dawson.
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An auditor of the bonding com
pany which sponsored the receiver
ship of 0. P. Gaustad, is in Fair
banks to make an examination of
the books, which are alleged to show
1 a shortage of $28,000. The alleged
shortage is shown in an audit made
by J. E. McIntosh, who was appoint
ed by the court to make an examina
tion of the accounts of the receiver.
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Kenneth J. Ackley of Portland,
Oregon, has accepted a position on
the news staff of the Anchorage
Daily Times. Ackley was formerly
city editor of the Hadlight, Tilla
mook, and held positions on the
staffs of the Morning Astorian, As
toria, and the Coos Bay Times,
Marshfield. He is a graduate of Ore
gon Agricultural college, where he
took an active part in the student
publication work.
For fifteen days during the past
month Chilkoot Barracks, Alaska, act
ed as host to fifty boy scouts and fif
teen camp fire girls, who held their
"annual encampment at that place. The
scouts have made the Chilkoot their
encampment headquarters for the past
•two years; this year is the first time
however, that the camp fire girls hare
also pitched their tents on the post.
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Fruit Jars at J. L. Graef’s.
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of remedies and for coughs all the star
remedies.
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. CELW YM SWJETMANN1
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
SEASON OE m
NEWLY REORGANIZED PROFES
SIONAL GAMES BEGIN
PLAY SEPTEMBER
NEW YORK, Aug. 14 (£>)—Nine
teams, including George Wilson’s
traveling team of Pacific coast stars
wil compete in the race for cham
pionship honors in the newly organ
ized American League of Profession
al Football Clubs during the com
ing season.
The schedule, announced today, ex
tends from September 26 to Decem
ber 12 and lists contests for every
Saturday and Sunday with some
Tuesday and Thursday games.
Most of the teams play fifteen
games, with Rock Island and Boston
playing only fourteen and Philadel
phia ( only sixteen. The Quakers will
play every Saturday at home.
The complete schedule follows:
Sunday (Sept. 26—New York at
Cleveland; Wilson at Rock Island;
Chicago at Newark.
Saturday, Oct. 2—Chicago at Phila
delphia.
Sunday, Oct. 3—New lork at Rock;
island; Wilson at Cleveland; Boston'
at Newark; Chicago at Brooklyn.
Saturday, Oct. 9—New York at Bos
ton; Wilson at Philadelphia.
Sunday, Oct. 10—Wilson at Brook
lyn; Cleveland at Newark; Chicago i
at Rock Island.
Tuesday, Oct. 12—Philadelphia at
Boston.
Saturday, Oct. 16—Wilson at Bos
ton; Newark at Philadelphia.
Sunday, Oct. 17_New York at Chi
cago; Wilson at Newark; Boston at
Brooklyn; Rock Island at Cleveland.
Saturday, Oct. 23—Newark at Bos
ton; Rock Island at Philadelphia.
Sunday, Oct. 24—Wilson at >$ew
York; Rock Island at Newark.
Saturday, Oct. 30—New York at
Philadelphia.
Sunday, Oct. 31—Newark at New
York; Wilson at Cleveland; Boston
at Chicago; Rock Island at Brooklyn.
Tuesday, Nov. 2—Rock Island at
New York; Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Saturday, Nov. 6—Cleveland at
Philadelphia.
Sunday, Nov. 7—Brooklyn at New
York; Wilson at Chicago; Boston at
Cleveland; Philadelphia at Newark.
Saturday, Nov. 13—Rock Island at
Philadelphia.
Sunday, Nov. 14—Boston at New
York; Wilson at Brooklyn; Newark
at Chicago; Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Saturday, Nov. 20—Boston at Phila
delphia.
Sunday, Nov. 21—Philadelphia at
New York; Wilson at Newark, Brook
lyn at Chicago; Rock Island at Cleve
land.
Tuesday, Nov. 25—New York at
Brooklyn; Wilson at Boston; Rock Is
land at Newark; Philadelphia at Chi
cago.
Saturday, Nov. 27—Wilson at Phil
adelphia.
Sunday, Nov. 28_Chicago at New
York; Newark at Cleveland; Rock
Island at Brooklyn.
Saturday, Dec. 4—Rock Island at
Boston; Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Sunday, Dec. 5—New York at New
ark; Wilson a tBorok!-apg.NfYtt
ark; Wilson at Brooklyn; Chicago at
Cleveland.
Saturday, Dec. 11—Cleveland at
.Posij^n.
;;.;Sup.day, Dec. 12—Cleveland at New
.y<pk; . ^jrapklyn at Newark; Rock Is
land at Chicago.
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