In 1919 the first group of child
ren, 45 in all, were moved from
Port Heiden. by the U. S. Cutter
' Unalga, to the just completed Bu
reau of Education orphanage at
Dillingham.
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i Seward General Hospital
[ Seward, Alaska
{ Dr. A. D. Haverstock, physician and surgeon in charge of
of the government hospital at Anchorage for many years,
is in charge of Seward’s new, modern, model hospital. It
is finely equipped and a highly trained staff compose the
i personnel assisting Dr. Haverstock.
Private rooms if desired; the hospital is situat
l ed in a quiet residential section of the city and
has an excellent view over beautiful Resurrec
tion Bay and the surrounding magnificent
mountains. A restful, peaceful scene.
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1C BROWN SEAR
Ilf IRES BAIL ME.
A baseball umpire’s job in Alaska ;
is a particularly hazardous one if)
the boys around the big False Pass j
cannery are not filling us full of i
| the socalled and well known!
rwhooey”. But we have every rea
, son to believe, they are truthful,
i Every evening out there, provid- !
jing the weather is good, and it gen
erally is, and when the day’s toil
is done, the young and old stalwart
11 athletes gather on the baseball;
[ field and fight it out just as keenly !
| j as they do back in the Class A Lea
[ gue.
This particular evening in mind
the umpire was astonished to see
both teams drop their bats, balls
and mitts and run off the field to
j ward the cannery. Turning around
to see if any fielders were staying
with him he was flabber-gasted to
see a big brown bear sitting up on
his haunches directly back of him
and gazing at him squarely be
tween tne eyes. With a whoop,
which sounded like one of the Al
eutian volcanoes in eruption, he
turned and run the 200 yards to the
I bunk house as if something like
| “nothing flat”. From the safety of
'the bunk house he peered without
[and was just in time to see the
bear high-tailing it over a small
hill.
! Arid that’s a true story if there
lever was one
Seventeen reindeer from the
government herds up Wood river,
I Bristol Bay country, were slaugh
tered last winter for use of the
Dillingham orphanage.
There will be no salmon packing
operations at Libbyville this sea
son owing to the damage created to
the piant by the high water and
• wind of last November.
Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh
Candies at Sylvia’s. •
the Annual
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FIELD EVENTS
■ BALL GAME
■ NOVELTY CONTESTS
MARATHON CLIMB
and a big DANCE
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Seward Post No. 5
American
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train between Seattle-Chicago.
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200 Smith Tower, Seattle
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