WEATHER REPORT
Station Temp. Condition
40 H. N. wind
Seward
Divide
Hunter
Grandview
Tunnel
Moraine
Girdwood
Anchorage 34
Wasilla 30
Talkeetna
Curry
4" light snow
1” light snow
3” light snow
1” light snow
cloudy, calm
1” light snow
1 1-2” cloudy, calm
3” cloudy, L. N wind
30 8” snow, calm
32 8” cloudy, calm
30
33
28
34
30
32
Broad Pass 25 4” cloudy, calm
Healy 28 Part cloudy, calm
Nenana 30 cloudy, calm
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STOMACHACHE
OR COLD FEET
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HE WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN OF
NDIVIQUAILY owned O^G STQPTS
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HP TEST FLIGHT
SETS UNDER WHY
SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich., j
Jan., 10. —Taking off Irom the *
ice on Lake St. Clair the Army
winter test flight, twice post
poned on account of weather'
conditions, got under wav this
morning on the first leg of a
flight which wil tiake the planes
, from the field to Spokane.
Headed by Major Ralph Royce,
'flight which will take the planes;
planes and one transport ship,!
| took off in rapid succession.
! Bright sunshine flooded the;
sky and a temperature of 101
above prevailed.
The flight is to stop overnight j
i at Duluth and is expected to |
return January 19.
Airplane pilots who possess active (
licenses issued by the Department j
of Commerce now number 9.279
A-l meat and nothing else in
the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
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ALASKA
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NOME, Jan., 10, (IP)—It was re-!<
ported to Major Deckard that the <
people of Unalakleet heard a plane
last Saturday when the two Fair
child planes left Fairbanks for
iNome, Deckard says in a wire to
Nome from Nulato.
His plane returned on that day
by way of the Yukon river from the
north side of Unalakleet and he
jthinks they heard the plane piloted
by Niemenen.
Dogteams are being sent to St.
Michael to notify all in that district
to be on the lookout. Weather in
Nulato yesterday was impossible fcr
a takeoff.
ALAMEDA TONIGHT
The steamer Alameda, fast liner
of the A. S. S. Co., is due in Seward
Itonight and is carrying about 267
tons of freight for discharge at the
city dock, according to the local of
fice. The cargo contains 35 tons of
'general merchandise for transfer
to the S. S. Starr; 25 tons for town
merchants and the balance of the
tonnage for points on the Alaska
Railroad.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
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Sunday school 10 a. m. Morning
service 11 a. m. A story will be told
to all the juniors who stay for their
part of this service. A record of
ttendance is being kept and a re
gard will be given for perfect at
endance. The Sacrament of the
iOrd’s Supper will be administered
text Sunday. Evening service 8 p.
a. The pastor will speak on the
ubject “Prohibition—a Barrier.”
Some observations on the enforce
nent of the 18th amendment will
>e given. This is a live subject,
tnd will be forcefully presented. No
jne who is not too iaz/ to think
ian afford to miss this service next
Sunday evening. Welcome. Choir
A paper with “guts.”
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rehearsal at parsonage next
Tuesday 7 p. m. The choir is pre
paring the music for the presenta
tion of the Pilgram’s Progress in
story, song and illustration, to be
presented at the evening service on
February 9. Keep the date open
iand plan now to attend. Any who
can sing are invited to assist in the
music of this great production.
Prayer meeting at the parsonage
!next Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
j IF you HAVEN-T TRIED FRYE
| BRUHN’S BABY BEEF, you are
j certainly missing something.
Inventory Sale
BIG REDUCTION 18 PRICES
ON TOYS and NOVELTIES
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
J. L. Graef
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska