Charles Hamer, placer miner of
Hope, who arrived in Seward
last week, departs tomorrow for
the Kahiltna district where he
will operate a trap-line.
PUBLIC MEETING
The general public, especially
those athletically inclined, are
urged to attend the meeting in
Dreamland Hall Saturday night
at 7 o’clock, to lend their views
and suggestion as to the forma
ton of an organization in order
that the children of the city may
have a gymnasium for at least
the coming winter.
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SHU 1. L POST
DESKS COOPERATE
Seward Post No. 5, The American :
Legion, held a peppy meeting on |
Monday evening, September 30. i
Thru the courtesy of Chief Guest,
the fire hall was used as P. C. for
the evening and he is hereby ten
dered a vote of thanks for its use.
By unanirftous vote several oil ;
paintings which have long been the j
property of the local Legion Post
were presented to the school child- j
ren to help brighten the walls of
the new schoolhouse.
The Post would like to form lia
son with all other civic and frater
nal organizations in the city to pro
cure a gymnasium, school books,
additional desks and any other
educational or recreational supplies
which may be needed to fully pre
pare the minds and bodies of Sew
ard’s youth for their future respon
sibilities. To further discuss ways
and means to this end. another
meeting has been called for Wed
nesday evening. October 9 in Ware
riouse “A”, the headquarters of the
army. Chow call will be sounded j
and it is hoped that all members !
aqd eligibles will attend. Generals,
shavetails and buck privates all
velcome. No kitchen police! Re
nember the date, Wednesday, 8:30
) m. October 9.
C. U. STUART, Adjutant.
STARR LEAVES TOMORROW
The S. S. Starr. Captain Ander
son. of the San Juan Fishing &
Packing Co., will leave tomorrow
night (Saturday) at midnight for
:he Westward. i
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
11 a. m. Consolation—Prelude by
Mrs. F. L. Groth. “Consider the
Lilies”—special solo by Mr. Kuhler.
Barcarolle. Sermon by Rev. Reisner. j
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HARDW ARE DEPT.
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ITS ABOUT TIME TO START FOR THE HILLS
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VINCENT BRUISED
They can’t keep a newspaper- 1
man down, said Vincent Lorang, j
| Gateway newsboy, after picking
himself from off Fourth Avenue j
yesterday where he had been |
! hurled when an auto truck and
j he, astride his bicycle, collided, j
j Vincent is in bed today sore as
a “boiled owl” so to speak, from \
| the severe bruising resulting
jfrom the crash which might have
! been a more serious one. His bike
was wrecked. It was fortunate
for both parties concerned the
collision ended as it did.
TERM POSTPONED
j Information recieved today
! from Clerk of the District Court,
I F. G. Kappelman, Valdez head
| quarters, is to the effect that the
j term of court scheduled to open
in Seward October 5, may possi
bly convene October 12, or probably
'the 19th.
EVANS SAILS SUNDAY
The S. S. Admiral Evans, of the
Pacific Steamship Co., sails for
the south on Sunday, this trip,
and not on Manday, according to
the local office
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