Seward Daily Gateway
OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established Autrust 19, 1904
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FAUGH ON THE PESSIMIST
In these days of talk about unemployment and no
fish, it comes gratefully to the ears when someone j
sounds a reassuring note. It perks us up and makes us:
stand straighter; gives us greater zest for the job at i
hand.
We are referring to “Johnny” McGinn, Fairbanks,
San Francisco than whom there is no better booster
for Alaska. What’s more, Johnny backs up his words!
with his deeds. He is taking money out of Alaska be-!
cause he is putting money into Alaska. He has been:
doing it for years and boasts that he will continue to!
do so until they get ready to pack him into a refriger
ator. He says this Alaska is a man’s game with an
even break for every player. It you want a look at Na
ture’s hole card you’ve got to make good on your ante. I
The piker hasn’t much of a lookin.
Johnny hasn’t much patience with all this palaver
about the Alaska Railroad. “We’ve got it and we need
it and we’ll always have it,” he declares, “because it
would be difficult to develop Alaska without it. WThat’s
a million dollars a year when you are opening up a
great rich country one-fifth the size of continental
United States. What do you want to do? Give Alaska
back to Russia or something?
“Anytime any of these weak-kneed sisters get
sounding off about the expense and trial and tribula
tion of developing Alaska and shedding great crocodile!
tears, I know their heart is not in the game. Its
the squarest game in the world but one must know
his “potatoes” and be ready to call or raise.
“I’ve been up here most of my life but I’m just be
ginning to realize that I can not possibly live long
enough to do all the things I would like to do. I wih
live long enough, however, to put the “skids” undei
some of these croakers, near-politicians and would-be
captains of industry who are doing the country more
harm than good. I want a clear field of action not
cluttered up with a bunch of malcontents and four
flushers. There’s too much real work to be done up
here to waste time on carpers.”
Booth Tarkington predicts that by 1980 men will
have discarded shirts. Certain men lost their shii;ts on
the stock market last November and last week others
lost their pants.
GET
YOUR
MONEYS
WORTH
in milk
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SKjS
with Borden’s Evaporated*
No waste, no excess water.
Double-rich in cream.
I Best for all cooking uses.
GONCLUDFS HEARING
WITH SUMMING UP
; THE HAGUE, Oct, 13, (/F»)—
At the conclusion of the hear
ing before the German-Ameri
i can Mixed Claims Commission,
Robert W. Banynge summed up
the American claims for $40,
1000,000 damages growing out of
the Black Tom and Kingsland
munitions explosions which oc
curred in New Jersey in 1916 and
1917 allegedly as a result of;
German sabotage.
LOST OUT AGAIN
Just b'cause The Gateway ran j
an edit' rial Saturday giving its
opinion of weather conditions
and proving by government sta
tistics this area is the “banana >
belt” King Winter attempted to
descend that night and tried
his darnest to snow. Beyond fill- i
ing up a couple of cracks on I
the board-walks of the city, the j
attempt was a gross failure.
AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER
LONDON. Oct. 13, (^-England
bade farewell to Don Bradman, a
wonderful young Australian crik
eter who broke all the records in
the International matches this
year. Hundreds of well-wishers
were at the railroad station to see j
him off in conquest of other crik
et glories.
The Seward Drug store and
Sylvia’s have also cropped out
with beautiful display of Hallo
ween novelties.
YOUTH IS SENTENCED
SEATTLE, Oct., 13. (/P)-E. Rose,
aged 18, was sentenced to 40 years
at the state penitentiary for the
stabing three weeks ago of Edward
Berglund. He said that he lost his
money at gambling and killed in
a fit of temper.
Jasper Holman, resident of the
lower Kenai Lake district, shot
and killed a small brown bear
on Quartz Creek, it is reported.
WASH. 27, IDAHO 0
SEATTLE. Oct., 13, (JP)—After
a slow start the University of ;
Washington piled up four touch- |
downs to defeat Idaho 27 to 0. |
The Vandals held the Huskies j
to seven points in the first half j
but withered under the heavy i
Washington attack.
ST. MARY DEFEATED
BERKELEY, Oct., 13, UP)—The
University of California defeat- I
ed the St. Mary’s eleven, score !
7 to 6. The team came from be
hind to win one of the hardest
fought games ever witnessed in
the California stadium. - The
Gaels scored first on the Bears
in the opening minutes of the j
last period.
Professional Cards
Dr. A. D. Haverstock
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
Curtis R. M or ford
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Seward. Alaska
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“CASH OR SYMPATHY”
Do not put off insuring your
valuables until it is too late
—insure NOW!
Curtis Morford
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW
8 O'CLOCK
MARY BRIAN - WILLIAM AUSTIN
JAMES KIRKWOOD — BUDDY ROGERS
in a play having all the elements to entertain.
“SOME ONE TO LOVE
ROMANCE — COMEDY — DRAMA
A SMASHING CLIMAX
A play right up to the minute. With it we will give you
BOBBY VERNON
in a great 2-reel comedy and an interesting News
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MEAT
with its PROTEIN,
MINERALS and
FAT is necessary
for your Child’s
Good HEALTH
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Black Bass .30c
Fresh Halibut, per lb.15c
Fresh Red Snapper, per lb..l5c
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