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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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NUMBER OF WELL KNOWN ALAS
KANS ON POPULAR ALAS
KAN LINER
The S. S. Alaska of the A. S. S. Co.,
sailed at 9 oclock this morning and
carried 92 passengers for Alaska. The
following were for Seward:
Milo Kelly, Mrs. R. B. Swartz, N. S.
Whitworth, M. J. Howard, J. F. Jen
sen, Mrs. J. Lancaster and baby, P.
L. Neill, J. E. Miller, Louise E. Bis
sett, Mrs. Ed Fitzpatrick, Mrs. J.
Reekie and two children, Chris Han
son, Chas. Langler, Irving Cameron,
J. Brennen, J. W. Fagan, Miss Z.
Croghans, Mrs. E. H. Brown and two
daughters, Wm. Maloney, H. W. Friss
and one steerage.
LOSS OF DAUGHTER CAUSES
DAD’S LOSS OF SANITY
Mothers are the same the world
over.
Peasant women of Europe who la- j
bor in the fields take as much pride j
in their daughters as do the wealthy
society women who have never done
a day’s work in their entire lives.
But we have instances wrhere the
father’s love is even greater than the
mother’s. Such is the case in “The
Tower of Lies,” Victor Seastrom’s
latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer produc
tion appearing tomorrow, at the Liber
ty theatre. In this tory the father
looks upon the birth of a daughter as
one more mouth to feed and 'while the
child is being born spends his time
with his cattle. What happened after
the birth of his daughter is what
makes “The Tower of Lies” a most
unusual story from the standpoint of
the father. At no time in the story
does the mother fail in her duty, but
the father even goes to the extent of
losing his reason when he loses his
daughter.
Lon Chaney and Norma Shearer
a¥e father and daughter of “The Tow
er of Lies” and ar co-starred.
The halibut schooner Brisk, Cap
tain Knutsen in command, arrived in
port this morning and is discharging
her fish at the local San Juan plant.
A. H. McDonald, one of the lead
ing business men of this district and
Anchorage' representative of the Alas
ka Steamship company, arrived in
the city last evening to meet and con
fer with John Bunch, traffic mana
ger of the steamship company.
The summer is over but
Lucky is still here with his
warm prices. Bask in them
as you would in the sun!
Photograph albums and art corners
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
BASEBALL RESULTS
COAST—
Los Angeles 1, Missions 7.
Portland 2, Hollywood 4.
Seattle 2, Oakland 1.
San Francisco 6; Sacramento 2.
FOOTBALL SCORES
Oregon Aggies 23, Gonzaga 6.
S. S. ALAMEDA GOES 1ST
The S. S. Alameda which arrived
in port early last evening from the
South completed discharging cargo
this morning and left for Cook Inlet
■where the vessel will take on the S. S.
Redondo cargo, returning to Seward
porbably Monday evening or Tuesday
morning Southbound. •
In backing away from a dock in the
Inlet the S. S. Redondo disturbed her
rudder necessitating immediate re
pairs before proceeding on her regu
lar run. The damage is not serious,
it is reported.
Developing, Printing and Enlarging
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
AT THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER
John H. Bunch, Seattle; Sophia
Bartels, Mrs. M. J. Garkens and child,
Anch.; F. Shea, D. J. Shea, New York;
Karl K. Katz, Seattle; A. F. Hoffman,
Matanuska; K. C. Talmage, Juneau;
Mrs. E. J. T. Silveira, S. F.; Chester
S. Wietcherich, Seattle; W. M. Hart
nett, Seattle; A. H. McDonald, Anch.
SEWARD
John Lofgren, R. Hubbard, Fbks.;
Anna Thompson, Seattle; M. P. Kerry,
C. A. Edmond, Cordova; John Harris,
R. L. Lee, Cordova; J. Jacobson, Ray
Wilkerson, Moose Pass; John H.
Jones, Martin Brice, L. McAllister, A.
Ephrn, M. J. Brown, Anch.
OVERLAND
S. Abler, Valdez, T. Jackson, Cor
dova; Joseph Shuttle, Seattle; Pat
Philips, Cordova; Wm. Corden.
SEXTON
Chas. A. Watson, Anchorage; Chas.
Harper.
Call and inspect our new line of
personal Christmas cards. Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
The motorship.Standard Service, of
the Standard Oil company is due to
arrive in port from the South.
Eaton, Crane and Pike Highland
Linen Stationary—Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
Seward Weekly Gateway 12 pages.
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(Continhetf from Page One!
strike; South worth forced out Holm,
Koenig to Lazzerl; SouthWorth nar
rowly beat Koenig’s throw to first;
Hornsby fouled trying a hit and run
play; Hornsby walked; Bottomley
doubled and Southworth s^red,
Hornsby stopping at third; Bell hit
sharply to left field and Hornsby and
Bottomley scored; Lazzeri went and
talked to Shawkey whose curve seem
ed to have no terror for the Cards;
O’Day went and talked to Shawkey;
O’Day warned Shawkey against stal
ling; Hafey fanned and O’Farrell, who
tried the hit and run fanned. Three
runs, three hits, no errors.
Yanks up—Combs out on a ground
er to Alaxander to Thevenow; Alex
ander is using a fast ball on the in
side of the plate; Koenig fanned;
Ruth out to Bottomley unassisted. No
runs, no hits, no errors. Ruth was
the 25th Yank who faced Alexander
and went out consecutively.
Second Inning
Cards up—Thevenow flied out and
Alexander was given a hand as he
came to bat. He flied out to Meusel;
Holm threw his bat away swinging
at a curve; Holm fouled out to Seve
reid. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Yanks up—Meusel doubled ts The
venow appeared unable to gauge the
ball against the sun; Gehrig out, The
venow to Bottomley; Meusel was held
at second; Thevenow robbed Lazzeri
of a hit, Thevenow to Bottomley,
Meusel going to third; Dugan out,
Bell to Bottomley. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
Third Inning
Cards up—Southworth lined out to
Combs who ran in and made a fast
catch; Hornsby out, Koenig to Geh
rig; Bottomley flied. out to Gehrig. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Yanks up—Severeid singled, Theve
now let Shawkey’s grounder go thru,
Severeid halting at second; Combs
forced out Severeid, Alexander to
Bell; Shawkey went to second; Koe
nig flied to Southworth, Shawkey
holding second; Ruth out to Bottom
ley unassisted. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Fourth Inning
Cards up—Bell walked; Hafey sac
rificed out, Shawkey to Gehrig; Bell
out stealing, Severeid to Dugan;
O’Farrell flied out to Meusel. No runs,
no hits, no errors.
Tanks up—Meusel hit hotly to left
field, the first three bagger of the
series. Gehrig out on a burning
grounder to Hornsby to Bottomley;
Lazzeri out, Thevenow to Bottomley;
(Continued on Page Five.)
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