1 NEW GROCERY OPENS IN
SEND COINING WEEK
Lucky Baldwin’s Red Front grocery
will open next week according to an
nouncement made today. Lucky’s
stock of groceries will arrive in Sew
ard from Seattle within a few days.
The location selected for Seward’s
new store will be painted red, sd, as
Lucky states the case, what use to
say what the address is.
CABLE SERVICE INTERRUPTED
Cable service between Seward and
Cordova was interrupted last night
from a cause unknown. All messages
are being handled today over the local
radio station direct.
ROAD OPEN TO MILE 9
Motorists report the road from Sew
ard to Kenai lake is in splendid shape
as far as Mile 9. From that point on
it is a trifle w'et making for heavy
traveling.
I. O. O. F. NOTICE
Anniversary meeting, Monday, May
17, 1926. Will take place at 8:30 af
ter Rebekah meeting. Rebekah and
Oddfellow sojourners invited to at
tend and join us in our luncheon. For
the benefit of all Rebekahs and Odd
Fellows with their friends.
By order of the Committee.
I
THE BEST PLACE FOR
CLEANING—PRESSING
AND ALTERATIONS
At
C. Henning’s
TAILOR SHOP
COMMERCE I
CAFE
Reopened under new *
management J
Chop Suey and Noodles !
a Specialty 1
OPEN ALL HOURS j
PHONE ADAMS 54 •
. CHRIS’PLACE
Soft Drinks and Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
CARD TABLES
CHRIST LARSEN, Prop.
* Phone •*•* Madison 54
Next Door to Liberty Theatre
CHOP SUEY, NOODLES.
OYSTERS AND SHELL
FISH—
Open Day and Night
Private Dining Rooms
f
SEWARD GRILL
<
SEATTLE
Rooming House
Over Liberty Theater
CLEAN
STEAMHEATED
ROOMS
Baths In Connection
Mrs. W. E. Dewitt, Prop.
One Year's Evaporated Milk Output Dwarfs Skyscraper
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TIM CAM GiRPLfc AROOMO EARTH
CHICAGO—Appreciation ot the
immensity of the evaporated milk
industry in tfc: United States will
be clearer when it is seen that last
year's production of 1,400.000,000
can? would make a solid mound of
tins twelve times larger than Chi
cago's statelv Wriglev Building
with its area of 11.000 3auHre teet
and 898 foot tower, or an editice
of similar shape more than three
fourths of a mile high.
The entire production of evap
orated milk In cars. If laid *nd to
end. would extend four times
around the glohe at the *«iuator. It
would fill a train ot 25.00c treisrbt
cars.
“The amarine growth o2 <0$
evaporated milk industry id £h*
Oaet ter years can be traced tc in*
puritv. convenience and flavor od
the commoditydeclared
C Hooks, secretary ot the ^v-.'v
orateo Vilk Association it. ec w
dross here. “Kvaporatwi mill.
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weiGceV tower. aga^st milk skVsckaper v
frequently and erroneously con
fused with condensed milk, is mere
ly uiiik with Pti per cant of the
water removed There is notfctn*
added and nothing removed except
•rater. Sterilization at a tempera
jure 100 decrees above the oas
Jeortration point completely re
L-ovee all PacteriaJ lifs. Jt keeps
In^.'T.r.itelv in the arctic or the
Tories
'Housewives appreciate evao
ora tec milk Pecause it ts alwavs
ar&itaMe and afwavs of
ouritv. Dunat the world »■*'
Auction wr« Breath fce
jau«> of it* food value* ir urmy
naval rations Itp *j*cf*j*t*TXH: %» •
food for infant* cncuestionerf.
Th**** -htno err all tee line ^
‘»nn« mpom^ ^lilk the trmZ
hj* a leading milk prodne*.*'
PAYING DIVIDENDS
HERD OF OVER A THOUSAND
FURNISH POST WITH PLENTY
MONEY FOR DIVERSIONS
SEATTLE, May 14, (£>).—Though
reindeer meat is being boomed here
to supplant time-honored mutton and
roast beef because of dwindling graz
ing areas for sheep and cattle in
the Northwest, there’s yet one old
style ranch which is paying attrac
tive dividends.
Its a sheep range, tended by sol
diers of the U. S. Army post of
Camp Lewis, famous training centre
of Western drafts in the World War,
and its profits are going to provide
movies*, boxing gloves, and other di
versions for the garrison.
Originally begun as an agriculture
experimental school for soldiers, the
«
ranch is now bossed and managed
like any other stock raising enter
prise with an eye to make it pay.
From a flock o.f 600 sheep it has
grown to almost twice that number,
besides bringing in large juicy chunks
of revenue. There are now 1085
sheep roaming the lands set apart
for grazing purposes. For a time the
ranch also had a herd of twenty
cattle, some swine, and about 500
chickens, but the soldiers found that
sheep-raising produced more base
balls, bats and gloves, and so are
specializing on shearing.
Oddly enough the herders are not
country-raised lads, (but soldiers who
once were city chaps. There is, how
ever, one ex-cowboy who apparently
has lost all sense o?f the dignity of
his former profession, ’ with its feud
against sheep-herders, and now tends
the scampering ewes and rams with
touching solicitude.
The regular Saturday night public
dance will be held tomorrow night at
Odd Fellows hall.
PIONEER MEETING POSTPONED
It is announced there will be no
meeting of the local Pioneer organi
zation this evening.
PRESIDENT SAILS ON YACHT
WASHINGTON, D. C., My 14. (jp)
—President Coolidge leaves on the
yacht Mayflower tomorrow for Will
iamsburg to speak. Saturday will be j
his first speaking engagement outside
the capital since his trip to Chicago
last December.
BELLAIRE, Ohio.—Edward Davis
shot and killed his wife and her sis
ter, Miss Florence Bennett at the
family home in South Be aire today,
and then turned tihe pistol on himself
dying instantly. The po’iee began
an investigation to learn the motive
for the crime.
Weekly Gateway—3 per year.
Madelyn Marshal Simon, wife of
the successful novelist Robert Simon,
is one of the most popular artists on
the Roster of W. A/’H. O. Before her
marriage Mis. Simon was the accom
panist for Leopold Auer, world fam
ous teacher of Heifetz, Zimbalist and
Mischa Elman.
BASEBALL
National League.
New York 12. St. Louis 1.
Boston 1. Cincinnati 4
Phila. 6, Pittsburgh 0.
Brooklyn-Chicago, min.
A mer tea nLeagoe
Detroit 13. Boston 10.
St. Louis 3, Washington €
Cleveland $, New York IS
Chicago 10, Phila. 2.
Coast League
Seattle-Los Angeles, rain.
Sacramento 9, Hollywood
Frisco 1, Portland 2.
Oakland 4, Missions 3.
WARSAW.—'The hoarded Ameri
can and other gold in the enstody o
the peasants must he put to vo>
if the Ploish crisis is to be aileriated
WASHINGTON. — Preside?: and
Mrs. Coolidge have vtnfinaUy decided
ito spend their vacation. in the Adir
j onda ck mountains.
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For Garden anC Flower Seeds See
Brown & Hawkins Corporation. :f
I NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
_
NOTICE IS HEREBY OTTEK tbs:
the undersigned has beet duly
pointed School Tax Collect r for Se
ward, Alaska, in conformity
Chapter 29. Alaska Session lrf>ws. ISIS
of twenty-one and fifty years, except
I soldiers, sailors in T. S. Ntvy or Bor
enue Gutter Service, volnn* ~«r 'fire
men. paupers and insane persons, arc
subject to tax in sum of Free 55.W
Dollars.
Should you be living in Alaska -or
or prior to the first Monday in April
1926, said tax shall he due an/ payable
on said first date and shall be delfe
Quent after May 1, 1926. Should yon
arrive in Alaska later than first data
above mentioned, tax wdH be delin
quent. thirty * 30) days after your ar
rival, or within ret <t€*l dtts «ftK
notice is given you.
All persons, firms and corporations
employing labor shall furr >h fist «l
employees to collector and are au«h
ersized by law to deduct tneOK eJ
tax from wages off employees.
Fines and imprisonment are p-e
those who fail or neglect tc pay tax
or furnish list off employees.
All male persons between the apes
video by the Act above quoted fee
Dated at Seward, Alaska Kay A
1926.
M. J. S RASKCSSEX
School Tax Collect**
for Sewa~.'. Alaska.
Publish Kay S, 15. £2. 29. 1936 —it
in 01015
IGEOO M>. NINE. “IONEERS OF
ALASKA
Meet* ever? Seorosc btjc FonrtlJ Fri
day Dipbts in Odd F'eHow* Hail; F. R.
Moore. President; C. M. Bros; us. Soc
ret ary.
SEWARD CHAFTER NO. '»0. ORDER
OF EASTERN STAR
Jfl ; E
JSwtf tbe
•ourtb Monday* of
7r«c:h it Odd
Bali at S a
member* always
come; TVrrotfcy
L. Sweet Secretary.
SEWARD REBENA* LOGE NO. *-K
t. ©. o. r.
Weerp the tirm and
tkfrc X oadam «C
awrifc TDcmtk I* Odd
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PETER X. AX7HSCSOX. Dictator.
X A, HORXE1L Secretary,
SEWARD LODGE NO 2^%, R. 4 A.
Jk^Starec coxnnmtnrmtloM
^njaTikUC third ~ •^x>e»daT> oS
/^^Vmorrtt ^sftin*
come, H. T. HofcetL W.
Swetmami. Secretary.
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RESURRECTION LODGE NO. A-7,
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Steens every Thursday mi
S:di p a i£ Odd FMicvi
Hall, neon to tiie Tteftfeg
brother? welcome Lwdvie Lsrwra
X. G., Chari es Ijacfc&e? secretary.
Dr. J. A. Baughman
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i Jeweler
1 Dealer is Watches
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Jewelry, Old Irory,
! Odm& and a full line
! of goods usually car*
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