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VAN GILDER—Robert Mize,
Mrs. R. B. Heaston.
SEWARD—T. C. Price, A. Wright
OVERLAND—T. W. Haines, J.
Jackson, E. R. Weaver.
SEXTON—Roy Jacobs, Fred
Metz, Robt. Michaelsen.
New Orleans has the world’s
largest mahogany distributing
plant.
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ELWYN SWETMANN
Tho Store
KODIAK, Sept., 17, (Special to
the Gateway)—After he had torn
his way out of a strait-jacket and
I pinned his jailer to the floor. Max
jPonchene, 28, a native of Kodiak
and violently insane required the
utmost efforts of three men before
| he could be shackled with arm and
leg irons in the local jail.
1 Altho the man had been noticed
to be acting queerly of late his in
sane attack came suddenly and be
fore he could be taken to the bas
tile he was a raving maniac.
Formal proceedings were neces
sary and a jury was summoned by
U. S. Commissioner Stowe to sit as
an insanity commission at the jail
where the unfortunate defendant’s
condition was considered as he sat
in his cell weighted down with
manacles. He was formally pro
nounced insane and will be ordered
out to Morningsdie.
WOMAN’S CLUB MEET
Following the summer’s cessa
! tion of activities meetings of the
j Seward Woman’s Club resume
I Thursday, Sept. 19, at 2 p. m., at
j the residence of Mrs. Leon Ur
bach.
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| Rose Rivers, popular Anchorage
; Miss, was crowned Queen of the
j 1929 Anchorage Fair, arrivals in j
Seward last evening brot word.
Under the leadership of a few
energetic members of the Sew
ard Woman’s Athletic Club, it i
appears as though the athletic i
I hall may be reopened shortly un- j
der the above named auspices.
The Ladies Aid which held a
bake sale last month wishes to j
j say there are still many pans j
| and plates still uncalled for at ;
i Osbo’s.
EIGHTEEN KILLED
LONDON, Sept., 17, (/P)—Eighteen
I persons were killed and 25 injured
j in an explosion and building col
! lapse at Parna, Italy, says a central
1 news dispatch from Rome.
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ITS ABOUT TIME TO START FOR THE HILLS
GUNS, AMMUNITION, TRAPS, PACK-SACKS, TENTS. KNIVES
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We have in Stock now the largest Stock of Snow Shoes in the Territory
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“Rosebud” Shallabarger, old-time
popular boxer when the soldiers
were stationed at Anchorage, but
who is now trapping on the Yentna
river, had a narrow escape irrom
Davy Jones’ locker last Saturday,
according to word sent the Gate
way, while traveling with open boat
and outboard motor to Anchorage.
Off Fire Island he ran into a blow,
which sent a big roller over the
stern, almost filling the frail craft
and killing the motor. Grasping
the oars while a companion jetty
soned cans of gasoline and bailed
water, he managed to make shore
below Campbell’s Point.
HORSE BOLTED, KILLED
LONDON, Sept., 17, (/P)—-Miss
Cynthia Cambridge, former mem
ber of the Follies, was killed when
her horse bolted and collided with
a taxicab in Hyde Park.
WHEAT CROP SMALL
OTTAWA, Sept., 17, (A5)—The
Canadian government estimates
the 1929 wheat crop at 193,792,000
bushels. This predicted yield is
smalled than any since 1924.
PURE UNADULTERATED ICE !
REAM 50 c. PINT S1.00 A QUART, j
Schallerer s Alaska Shop.
HOME-GROWN POTATOES 5c
PER POUND at Brown & Haw
kins Corporation.
Have you hear a the new
“Okeh” records at Sylvia’s?
They are wonderful.
Fred Metz, another one of tiie
well known oldtime mining men
from the Mills Creek placer
mining district, was among .the
arrivals in the city last evening.
Beautiful line of the Reed-C«ok
tooled leather bags. SCHALLEft
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