By the Sack or Carload
The New Howard-Jesson
Coal—Try It.
Healy Lump, Nut or Mine
Run
Evan Jones Lump or Mine
Run
Nanimo Range Coal
In Sack or Bulk
WOOD, ICE, HAY AND
GRAIN
Transferring — Teaming
ALASKA
TRANSFER
Telephone—Main 81
ARCADE BUILDING
H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
ARKANSAS PUBLICITY
MAN MAKING THIRD
TRIP TO TERRITORY
live WIRE ADVERTISING man
COMES LONG WAY TO ASSIST
IN BOOSTING COUNTRY
Leo P. Botts, Jr., of the Botts Ad- j
vertising Agency, of Little Bock. Ark- j
ansas, who visited the Territory three
vears ago, is returning again for the
third time and will leave Seattle July
19 on the Admiral Liner Dorothy Al
exander, making the Circle iout, in at
Skagway and out at Seward, going
down the Yukon to Nenana and Fair
banks. McKinley Park will be visit
ed and stud^d for the i»ossihility of
advertising it to the world. Accord
ing to Mr. Botts’ letter to The Gate
way he expects to arrive in Seward
about August 14.
While in Dawson, where he will
spend a few days, he hopes to organ
ize a Lion’s Club among the business
men and thru it help to advertise Al
aska. He is a charter member of the
first Lions Club of which there are
thousands thruout the United States
and Canada, but none so far in Alaska
or the Yukon Territory. In his home
town, and in many parts of the coun
try he is designated as “Leo. the
j Lion.”
—
TWAS NOT SO!
The Gateway’s informant regarding
the flower garden at the Standard Oil
plant was in error when he said the
neat garden was the handiwork of
“Nip” Johnson, for the truth leaked
out yesterday. To Mr. and Mrs "W. C.
Erwin all credit is due for the careful
nuturing of the plants now bursting
into bloom. The local plant is one
of the show places of the city and
the little plot of garden enhances
much to the general cleanliness of the
premises.
SPECIAL MERCHANTS LUNCH 50c
11:30 a. in. to 1:30 p. m.
FISHERS* CAFE
CHARLES FISHER, Prop.
PRIVATE BOOTHS DANCE ROOM
w
NONE BETTER IN ALASKA
Seward Grill
Music and Dancing 5 to S p. m. Saturday
and Sunday
“Ask for Mel’
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VICTORIA K OLDEST
VESSEL ALASRA HI
To the curious who seek informa
I tk>n about the steamer 'Tictorm the
following bits of in formation wbidt
have beet gathered sc. random wiE
no daub: astonish same., Tbe VJc
toria is of years old. She was chrisr
ened the “Oarpatbia" beviug been
built for the Cunard transatlantic run
She was used as a t-oop rranspar
during the Boer war She was built
at Clyde. Scotland. She has a bant
wrench: iron huE <None like It Ms
day*. She at one time carried sails
and used them. A: the time sb* was
first put into service she was one of
the larges: and fastest liners or the
Atlantic running between 'New Tort
and Liverpool. Since Jeering: be
transatlantic run she has seen ser
vice in nearly ever? comer of the
world, having run to South America
the Orient, Australia and finally has
found her way into the Alaskan ser
vice where she undoubtedly wiE re
main as she is now practically the
oldest vessel in the Alaska service
WA~SOb OLE lb VO^XFVG
The S S. Admiral 'Watson off the
P. S- S. Co., is scheduled c arr’v*
in port tomorrow mo-tint from Se
attle, according to the local office
The Watson will continue on to the
westward returning next w<^k and
make connections with the Wednee
day train from the Interior.
MINE CASE BE^OFE J4MI
Jndgf Cecil Oepp, of the F«rl ]
Judicial division of Alaska arrrr-ec
from liif Fairbanks be&dtyua-Ter? las;
Saturday. He wIT. remain it the rir
for at indefinite perioc presidinr o-ver
the Primrose mine case whu± mm*
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up before him this T»orEin£
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OCWEF WT1CJE
Power wii: be shut ot Toinorrrw
<Tuesd£.y) from f to $:3W a. tl„ a»t
from 4 to 5 p m. AT. territory Iw
berweet Second ate Third enemies
will be without power froit f • m
to 5 p m
Lucky Says: vTiih su^r'
at 7 and one-hall malt IS.
hops 50 and caps S5. it’s not
practical to be without pret
zels at SO.
Oscar Webbe- manager «i the
Faribank- moriuir picture theater. is
amour the p&ssenrers southbound eve
the SS Northwestern far Seattle |
Mr. Webber will spend the roc.inf
two men the vacationing or the PncS ]
fic Coast before returning to his Is- I
terior duties.
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