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SAMMY MANDELL DEFENDS
HIS LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
ROCKFORD, Illinois, Oct. 11. (JP)—
Sammy Mandell, lightweight cham
pion, won a ten round decision over
Jow Jawson of Milwaukee. It was
the champion’s first fight since he
took the title from Rocky Kansas in
July.
Aron Ericson, local painter, has re
turned from Anchorage where he re
cently spent a few days on business
matters.
Seattle lee Cream at Schallerer’a
Alaska Shop. tf.
Lucky Says: While poli
tics are certainly hot they
are not hotter than Lucky’s
efforts to lower prices.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil $nd Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska
Urbach Says
WHY BE COLD?
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A large stock of sheep-lined coats,
mackinaws, overcoats and socks to
choose from
FRIEND
Inter tuooen
toe and heel
CASHMERE
Socks
URB ACH'S
UIIIIITICS CHIEF OF
0.5. CITES SAFETY OF
COMMERCIAL AVIATION
NEW YORK, Oct. 12. (^—Com
mercial aeronautics in this country
in a short time will be rendering an
economic service worth fully what
it costs, William P. McCracken, new
ly appointed assistant sec. of com
merce for aeronautics, told the na
tional association of manufacturers
at its convention. In discussing the
factor of safety he cited 12 commer
cial operators of air transports, who
in the past six months have flown
1,500 miles without one fatality.
SEPTEMBER HALIBUT FARES
Local halibut fares for the month
of September, as compiled officially,
shows that 164,395 pounds of fish
were brought and sold in this port.
iThe shipments for the month were
valued at §13,554.
INVESTIGATOR GOES SOUTH
Ed. G. Lohnes, representative of the
Washington Mining company who has
been making an investigation of prop
erties on Birch creek, in the Circle
district in the Interior, left Seward
yesterday for the south.
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know better than I. I feel the town is
endeavoring right now to remedy the
situation, and that the Council and
School Board are making an effort to
care for the matter.
“It is the habit for a great many
children to go outside for education,
because of lack of facilities in Alas
ka; now, how are we going to build
up the school systems of the territory
and spend our money outside ?
“You may think that I am making
this statement in a critical way, but
I feel that I have a right to be inter
ested, in that the territory pays 75
per cent of your school expense. We
feel that the money spent now is not
accomplishing just what may be ac
complished because of the lack of
facilities.
“If I can answer any question or
give any information I shall be glad
to do so.
“ We have just completed a new
school at Kenai, built by an appro
priation of §10,000, which was made
a year ago. We were unable to let
a bid until this year, Mr. Ray Larson
of Anchorage being the successful
bidder. We have a four room building
with steam heat, concrete floor, iron
roof, one half of building shingled,
and one half of the basement excavat
ed, which is used for furnace and
play room. All in all a. very fine little
school, and a great improvement over
the old building inherited from the
Bureau of Education. We have met
with a bit of hard luck due to several
families having moved to Seldovia,
and other points, but we hope to have
the enrollment increased in another
year.”
The schooner Senator, Captain Ross
in command arrived in port yester
day with 6,000 pounds of halibut. En
gine trouble forced him to return to
Seward, sooner than he intended.
BULL RESULTS
Seattle 8, San Francisco 2. ,
fission 3, 0, Sacramento 1, 1. (Se
ond 'game seven innings.)
Hollywood 7, Oakland 2. ..
Send the Weekly Gateway home.
FOR HOME AND CAMP USE
COLEMAN CAMP
STOVES
HAVE NO EQUAL
Moderately
priced, m
convenient
and easy to
operate.
Equipped
with the
famous
Coleman
Hot Blast
Starter
Built-in Folding Wind Baffle, Flame Spreading
Burner Caps and Strap Steel Legs. Fold
up and carry like suitcase—
Everything Inside
Coleman Quick-Lite
LAMPS
ARE IDEAL FOR HOME
LIGHTING. GRACEFUL IN
OUTLINE, ATTRACTIVE IN
APPEARANCE, GIVING A
CLEAR, SOFT, MELLOW
LIGHT THAT IS DELIGHT
FULLY PLEASING TO
THE EYE
COLEMAN QUICK-LITE LANTERNS
are just the thing for any sort of after sun-down
work, also for camping, hunting or any sort of plea
sure trip where plenty of good light is needed.
Brighter than 20 old-style oil lanterns. Safe to
carry anywhere—can't spill fuel even if
tipped over
Large assortment of NATIVE MADE SNOW
SHOES, Game traps of all kinds—Ammunition
Shotguns and Rifles
Special inducements on Coal Heating
Stoves for the balance of the month
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
AT ALL TIMES
Extra] |Fancy Jonathan Apples
oo
a. box
WHILE THEY LAST
BARBECUED COD AND BARBECUED SALMON
New Pack Kodiak Fat Herring
George Washington Instantaneous Coffee
Just Received New Shipment of
MEN’S AND BOY’S LEATHER AND WOOL
MITTENS AND GLOVES
Full stocks of Men’s Furnishings of Quality
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward Alaska
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JOHN C. WHITE
& CO.
High Grade Line of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, ft
CANDIES
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FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
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