SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY
OF SEWARD, ALASKA
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THE 1925 “REACH GUIDE”
The advent of a new baseball sea
son is once more signalized by the ap
pearance of thQ Reach Guide, the offi
cial handbook of the American Base
ball League. This invaluable publi
cation is, as usual, so replete with all
the facts, official records and chief
happenings of the 1924 season as to
make it an authoritative handbook of
the national sport, and therefore in
dispensible, not only to the officials
and players of baseball, but to all
lovers and followers of the great Am
erican sport.
The Reach Guide for 1925 contains
in the most complete form everything
of importance that happened in the
domain of organized ball during the
past year, and 'for this purpose is di
vided into seven parts. Port one gives
a complete editorial review of the
1924 season. Part two deals in detail
with the most important events of the
past season. Part three gives a re
view of the major league campaign,
and in detail the races and official av
erages of the American League and
National League, and other matters
pertaining to each major league. Part
four contains an editorial review of
the great world’s series of 1924. to
gether with a story and score of each
game, the official averages and finan
cial results and all the records of
previous world’s series in concise
form. Part five gives the base ball
chronology of the past year, the new
major and minor records of 1924, and
records of the extra-long contests and
no-hit games of 1924.
Part six is devoted entirely to the
minor leagues, which are, as usual,
covered most completely. It contains
an official directory of the National
Association, editorial review of the
entire minor league field in 1924, the
annual meeting of the National Asso
ciation, and the official race records
and playing averages of each of the
25 leagues which finished the season,
the list including three Class AA, four
Class A, six Class B, two Class C and
ten Class D leagues. Part seven con
tains the annual and schedule meet
ings of the American and National
Leagues, the Joint Major League meet
ing, a record of all winter player
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deals in the majors, a great, but de
serving, tribute to the A. J. Reach
Company, and the American League
and the National League 1925 sched
ules. Last, and most important of all,
are the official playing rules for all
of organized ball.
That this great volume is in all re
spects up to the high standards set
by preceding volumes we need not as
sure our regular readers, as they
know what to expect, and therefore
they will be in no way disappointed.
To new readers the 1925 Reach Guide
will be both a revelation and a gratfy
ing surprise.
YUKON SAILED *
FOR SEATTLE
The steamer Yukon which arrived
in port on Saturday sailed for Seat
tle at* an early hour this morning
with many passengers for the Out
side.
For Latouche—Mrs. I. Iverson, F.
Mejistrick, Geo. C. Bur did and 1
steerage.
Valdez—Rev. O. A. Stillman and
Frank McCofferty. •
Cordova—C. E. Bryan, L. M. Car
rigan, W. T. McDonald and 8 steer
age.
Juneau—Chas. H. Florv, C. M.
Sharpe, W. C. Baird, Max Giegold, Z.
R. Stewart.
Ketchikan—Two steerage.
Wrangell—Mike Divyak
■Seattle—Thomas D. Davis, Earl G.
Reed and wife, Mrs. C. W. Hammond,
Emma de la Vergue, R. H. Studdert,
and wife, Blanche P. Weiss, Mrs. 1).
Thorson, Mrs. G. R. Heany, J. Lofs
trom, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Murphy,
James Murphy, R. J. Peterson, Hen
ry D. Karstans, James Dolan, F. E.
Parrish and wife, H. W. Knight, Mrs
O. A. Braafladt and daughter, Lay
ton E. Schell, Fred Cullen and wife,
Francis Martin, James O’Brien, J.
Albertson, Geo. Jensen, J. P. Carliss,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Seeley, Austin H.
McDonald, Geo. O. Harris, Anvil Wa
terfield, J. S. DeLong, Miss C. Com
bret, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cady, Mrs.
R. J. Peterson, Mrs. J. G. Brady and
one steerage.
Out chairs life
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Also, ask for booklet$MThe
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Ernest Torrence, Bebe Daniel
Noah Beery and Lloyd Hughes
-IN
“The Heritage
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of the Desert”
THE GREAT STORY BY ZANE GREY
A WONDERFULLY STAGED AND ACTED PICTURE
The stars more than add to their reputation by this play. You
should never miss seeing these actors and actresses.
WITH IT THERE WILL BE A BRUCE TRA VEL REEL AND
A FABLE REEL.
AT THE HOTELS
| SEWARD—Wm. Black. M. Mexi
| nor. T. Wasylyk, Henry Lindquist
| F. Elurn, J. C. McClellan, Mrs. Me
| Clellan, Mrs. Emma Lyons, Frank Sa
kamato, Victor Pearson, Jack Clark
son, A. W. Sweger, Mrs. M. E. Brown
Mrs. Marion McGuire, Arthur Van
Daemme, Jack Hodgson, Dan T. Ken
nedy, A. A. Kerr, Peggy Miller, M
Benson, J. C. Anderson, Peter Nel
son.
VAN GILDER—S. C. Lancaster, J
Crowley, C. A. Schonacker, Alike A
Campbell, J. Jacobson. A. Arons
Chester 3. Dietderick, Portland; T
M. Dow, wife and baby, Astoria, J
R. Sherwood and family, S. Asp, Wm
Gorman, Drier Bay, Jack McCord, G
H. Sharrer, H. C. Westad, C. E
Clark, I. B. Jones, H. Hassel and
wife, P. M. Vorheis, S. Hanawalt
Geo. Pearson from San Francisco
Fred Ellium, Mrs. E. M. Taylor, E
Nerland from Fairbanks, J. S. Rode
baugh, J. J. Chisholm, Lieut. H. G
Messer ,J. McAllen and wife, Wasil
la; Mrs. Mills and family, Anchor
age; A. R. Sessions and wife, An
chorage; Clarence Olson, Mrs. H. F
Starr, Grouse Lake; John G. Brady
L. E. Schell, W. J. McDonald, Cor
dova.
SEXTON—Herman Price, E. D. Cal
vin, Douglas McLean, M. E. Selser
F. G. Manley, Wm. Morrison, Harry
Nelson, Henry C. Crook, Ole Rom
undstad, N. D. Pilchard.
Paul Gratz, Peter Anderson, Os
car Jenson, John Albertson, Henry
P. Russtens, John Stahl, E. H. Mack
M. D. Murphy and son and wife.
OVERLAND—O. A. Stillman, A
Cox, W. J. Crocker, Harry Gill, J
R. Lowden and wife, J. H. Crawford
E. Etourn J. Derry, Mrs. I Iverson
R. Siefert, W. H. King, R. C. Gerl
ing L. Lapstrom, Gus Swanson, J
S. DeLong George Harris A. Water
field, James Delen, John Stefands
Mike Farlekas, John Halastes Gu
Swanson H. W. Knight Frank Me
strick, R. Efinger.
Mrs. O. A. Braafladt and daugh
ter Marporie arrived from Fairbanks
on Saturday night’s train leaving for
the states on the Yukon.
Mrs. J. G. Brady, wife of J. G. Bra
dy of the Forest Service, at Anchor
age, wTas an outgoing passenger or
the Yukon.
A movement to make Ireland a pop
ular resort for tourists is being pro
moted by the government.
WILL CONTINUE IN OFFICE
LISBON, Apr. 27.—President Gomes
withdrew his resignation after a dele
gation of legislators visited him at
the palaee and asked him to continue
in office.
SAVAGE PURCHASES BUTLER
SEATTLE, April 27—John E. Sav
age has purchased the Butler hotel
here, the price being $350,000.
CABIN BURNS PORCUPINE
Fred Helmer’s cabin, near Porcu
pine, burned Saturday morning, be
ing a complete loss.' The fire was
caused from a defective flue.
CAN USE A FEW MOKE CUS- j
TOMERS AT THE O. K .BARBER*
SHOP.
Banker’s Wife Advises
Seward People
“I had stomach trouble so bad ev
erything I ate soured and formed
gas. Was miserable until I tried Ad
lerika. This helped the first day.”
Adlerika helps any case gas on the
stomach unless due to deep-seated
causes. The QUICK action will sur
prise you. Because Adlerika is such
an excellent intestinal evacuant it
is wonderful for constipation—it of
ten works in one hour and never
gripes.—Seward Drug Company.
KING GEORGE RETURNS
FROM SOUTHERN TRIP
DOVER, April 27.—King Geo^
and Queen Mary arrived here yestei
day, finishing their Mediterranear
cruise. The King appeared in mucl
better health than when he departed
RELAY RECORDS SMASHED
DES MOINES, April 27.—Ten drakt
relay records were smashed and thre
tied.
NEW SHIPMENT OF
Phoenix Hose
WITH ALL THE
NEW SHADES
BANBURY & OGLE
SEWARD CLUB
Under New
MANAGEMENT
OLD AND NEW
FRIENDS INVITED
ED ERICKSON
Crown Flour
SWIFT’S PREMIUM
Ham - Bacon
BROOKFIELD
» - Butter
EAT YEAST
The FLOWERS GROCERY
Telephone Main 65
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