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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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HELLUP! HELLUP!
The Gateway got an awful editorial panning in the
latest (July) number of Outdoor Life, a magazine of
nationwide circulation. They take us to task on account
of our attitude toward brown bear on Kodiak Island.
The two first pages, and cartoons, as well as some
more toward the back pages of the magazine, are de
voted to “The Last Stand of the Bear.” The Gateway is
a d- liar, guides are renegades, there are plenty of
other .places for ranches aside from Kodiak, “and the
more” Editor Harry McQuire “see of sheepmen, the bet
ter I like bears.”
One can easily see Editor McQuire is not prejudiced.
That is, not much. However, we are just now getting
organized, so to speak; we haven’t got a week, nor a
month in which to compose a classical reply, but never
theless, we will endeavor to hang Mr. McQuire’s hide
lip, high, wide and handsome.
Oh yes! We’ll have something to say in reply, but
first we would indulge in calm and thoughful medita
tion; sort of collect our shattered remains which were
tossed before the “lions” of the East.”
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LOCAL LODGING HOUSE
The proprietor of the Alaska
House, J. Dureuel, has conducted
a lodging house for the last 24
years and has not yet got rich, he
says.
However, while there is life
there is hope, and so, from today
on, henceforth, etc., he has ar~
j rived at the decision to change
j the name to The Alaska Apart
; ment House. The upper and part
| of the lower, will be furnished
; as small room apartments. The
| bathroom and basement will be
j remodeled iij a modern way and
these latter two mentioned will
be equipped with th newest of
appurtenances. Steam laundry
equipment will be installed in the
i basement.
“I am going to fix up a real
good place in which to receive my
many old Sourdough friends I
1 have known since 1898, and all
i will be wecomed at any time to
; plant and warm their feet along
side of my furnace; and a place
i to roast in.” Mr. Dubreuel stated.
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‘‘THE FLYING ATTORNEY”
i H. F. Morton, prominent An
! chorage attorney and President of
the Anchorage Chamber of Com
s merce, arrived in the city last
evening on legal matters. Attor
ney Morton has, during the past
year, gained the sobriquet of Alas
ka’s “Flying Attorney” due to his
fondness for aviation.
The popularity of the chicken
| dinners at Primrose Inn, Seward
Kenai Lake Highway, is seen from
the large number of patrons; es
pecially last Sunday when 28
' guests arrived.
Three halibut fishermen who
have left Seattle for trips.to their
former homes in Norway include
Axel Langness of the “Aloha”, John
Jevick of the "Ma Belle J.”, and N.
B. Hegge of the “Republic”.
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