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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
Published daily except Sunday by
THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Entered in the postoffice at Seward, Alaska as
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E. F. .lessen. Managing Editor
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LONGER CONTRACT DESIRABLE
Something like a 10-year mail contract, or subsidy, |
covering the Westward would undoubtedly be the signal
lor the San Juan Fishing & Packing Company, which
enterprising firm has long faithfully fulfilled and served
those vast and isolated districts west of Seward, to re
place the gallant little S. S. Starr with a much larger ves
sel. There is no complaint heard from Westward citi
zens who feel grateful for the present service but if
they could travel with more comfort, it would be appre
ciated.
A 10-year contract from Uncle Sam would probably
justify the San Juan company to put on a larger boat
for the monthly mail run; they then would have assur
ance of possibly paying out on the right side of the led
ger.
Mrs. McCormick is reported to have sold a bull for
S3,000. Most politicians make no charge for theirs.
An uplift organization asks newspapers to cut down
the crime news. Now if they can get other folks to cut
out the crime, all will be lovely.
HOI NUMBER LOCAL
FISHERMEN BUSF EE
Fishermen, boats and nets em
ployed in salmon fishing in Res
urrection Bay this season are as 1
follows:
Charles Berns, skiff.
L. Ratchford, George Race and
E. W. Lockwood, gasboat B. F. M.
Bert Jacobsen and Iver Nelson,
gasboat Clara and one skiff
W. Madsen, motor dory.
Mr. King, motor boat.
T>. Greenberger, motor dory.
Peter Ha a void, motor boat
Harry West, motor dory.
R. Gunners, E. Jacobsen, A. i
Petersen and I. Bertinson, gasboat |
Bill and four skiffs.
Goss Berg, motor dory.
John Malutin, Brian and Roy
iMalutin, motorboat Mariann.
George Strand, motor dory. i
| Frank And -rson, motor/ dory.
| Iversen, Chester Burke, M. An
I derson and Peter Coulter, motor- j
I boat and four skiffs,
i R. Olson, O. Johnson and Jor- j
! gen sen, motor skiff and two skiffs, j
I Mr. Thompson,, Anchorage high
school coach, was an arrival in
| the city Monday from the famous
i Inlet city.
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WOMEN PROTEST
The executive committee of the !
Anchorage Women's Club has wir- ;
ed a protest to the General Fed- {
j eration of Women’s Club which 1
; last week were in convention at
; Denver, objection being taken in
j adoption of the resolution re
questing President Hoover to ap
! point a commission to study the
problem of delinquent women and
I girls in Alaska.
Juneau women have done like
wise.
Death came recently to M. F.
1 Murphy, resident of the railroad
belt, at San Francisco last March,
, the Anchorage Times reports.
lI?1rIY.™eater
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O'CLOCK
Buster Keaton
the famous comedian that never cracks a smile
and whose solemn face makes everybody else
laugh, is to be seen this evening in a tip-top
comedy drama.
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“CAMERAMAN” i
IN 8 REELS
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The laughable adventures of a motion picture
Cameraman in a mad pursuit of live picture
news. As exciting as anything you’ve seen for
a long time. A feature that will please you
very much. As a special attraction we will
give you a fascinating drama of life and ad
venture in India. The whole two-reels
IS IN FULL COLOR
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AND IS SOMETHING VERY BEAUTIFUL
Don t miss this fine 10-reel program
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STEAMSHIP STARR
CAPTAIN C. E. ANDERSON
C\( Sailing of Steamer Starr out of Seward
JULY 14
Chas. A. Jansen, Agent
SAN JUAN FISHING & PACKING
COMPANY
— u>ne Madison 139 Seward, Alaska
SOBSGlE TO THE WEEKLY GATEWAY
Insurance Rates Too High!
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CONDITIONS ARE CHANGING AND DO NOT
W ARRANT A LARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE.
WITH NEW FAST BOATS TWICE A WEEK TO
ALASKA AND WITH INSURANCE RATES AT A
PROHIBITIVE RATE, THEREFORE THE FIRM OF
URBACH & VALADE HAVE DECIDED FROM NOW
ON TO CARRY A MUCH SMALLER STOCK, AND
TO REDUCE OUR STOCK TO THE NECESSARY
M^Vv , r, w: \VH L PUT 0N A SALE THAT WILL
“ REAL MONEY SAVED TO THOSE TH/ i’
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
E°R INSTANCE SHOES FOR THE BOY THAT
™R™ERIA S0LD F0R 85 00 AND $5.50 WILL NOW
GO FOR $3.45; ALL SOLID LEATHER AND MADE
BY ROBERTS JOHNSON AND RAND OF ST LOUIS
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON BOYS AND GIRLS
SHOES AND OXFORDS; MEN’S AND BOYS SUITS
WILTS AND BLANKETS, TRUNKS, AND ALSO
KEDS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ALL
THESE ITEMS SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED.
* EVERYTHING IN THE STORE WILL BE SOLD
™ERE WILL BE N0 RES
ERVATIONS; TERMS ARE CASH. SALE STARTS
THURSDAY, JUNE 19th. BE SURE TO SEE OUR
ADVERTISEMENT TOMORROW.
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