SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY
OF SEWARD, ALASKA
Established, August 19, 1904
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT
THE CONSTITUTION?
What do you know about the Con
stitution?
You hear enough about it and cer
tainly should be familiar with it.
From a recent pamphlet published
by William II. Allen there have been
picked the following questions, w’hich
may be of use to you in testing youf
knowledge of the Constitution:
What is meant by the term, “Bill
of Rights”?
If no candidate has received a ma
jority who elects a President?
Representatives are elected by pop
ular vote. How are Senators elected?
How many amendments are there
to the Constitution, and w’hat amend
ments wTere ratified during President
Wilson’s term. President Harding’s?
How is an amendment to the Con
stitution adopted?
Who is the present commander-in
chief of the United States army? Of
the navy?
How can Congress get rid of an in
competent or disloyal Cabinet officer?
Can any state fix its own standard
of weights and measures?
Had any woman voted for President
before the adoption of the woman suf
frage amendment?
Is it stated in the Constitution that
slavery is right? Does it define the
status of all men?
Can a person who was born in Can
ada and naturalized here 21 years
ago be elected President?
Can a citizen be compelled to give
military service in time of peace?
Can a citizen be drafted for war in
a foreign country and forced to leave
American shores?
If a man is charged with treason
can he be compelled to give testimony
against himself?
Can a state restrict religious free
dom within its borders?
What part of the Constitution is the
Declaration of Independence?
Has a citizen any rights except
those specified in the Constitution?
Where do bills raising revenue orig
inate?
How does Congress overrule the
President’s veto?
What determines the number of
Representatives from each state in
the House.
Is the right to vote at 21 fixed by
the Constitution?
May your house be searched under
any circumstances without a warrant
Cabin forRent
On Fine Trout Stream
Bungalow with fine fire
place. large living room,
furnished for six persons,
plenty of bedding and
essentials, stove and all
cooking utensils. Will be
rented by the day or week
end to responsible parties.
Good fishing in lake and
stream and hunting in
season.
Apply A1 Davis
SEWARD, ALASKA
issued telling you why?
May your house be taken for use
is a postoffice without just payment?
Is imprisonment for debt prohibit
ed by the Constitution?
How are the treaties between the
United States and other countries
made and ratified?
Forest fires are reported in many
parts of the division, and today some
fifty men are wasting their time in
placing under control a fire that
could have been prevented, had not
some one been careless. There is no
doubt but that forest fires, like auto
accidents, could be prevented by a lit
tle thoughtfulness and caution. The j
damage done cannot be repaired in a j
day nor in a century. Timber that is
destroyed by fire is gone for ever, j
and timber has become a very impor- j
taut part of the life of our nation. If
you must go in the woods, see that j
your fire is out and do not throw ci-1
garette or cigar into the grass by the
wayside. If you are careful we will
have no more fires.
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Baseball Game Be
Played Here Sunday
Seward baseball tans will have the !
opportunity tomorrow of witnessing j
the baseball classic of the season, I
when the Anchorage champs and
the Seward Giants square off on the
field of battle. The Inlet nine are
the elite of the atheletic fraternity
of their particular district and will
arrive in town tonight, oozing with
confidence in thei rability to smoth
er the locals with onions. On the
other hand, Capt. Rood of the Sew
ard Giants, and his bunch of Alas
kan huskies, have taken an oath
to remain on their feet until the
last dog dies, playing at top speed
thruout the entire game, regardless
of the standing of the score at any
period of the contest.
In other words, the Seward lads
figure they can take the measure of
the Anchorage men, regardless how
highly they come touted. The big
they are the harder they fall, they
shouted last evening as they romped
about the diamond, limbering up for
tomorrow’s game 'which will start
promptly at 1 o’clock. The field is
being worked over a bit today and
tomorrow morning a small crew of
men will devote all morning to pre
paring the ground for the big game.
The Anchorage team departs on the
Yukon for Cordova where a series
of three games will be played.
BOLEM TAKES NEW
PARTNER IN FIRM
A change in ownership in the au
tomobile rpeair shop department of
Ogle’s garage has taken place where
by Pat Hussey, former partner of
Alex Bolem, is succeeded by Ernest
Nattschei, a new arrival in Seward.
The firm name in the future will
be known as Nattschei & Bolem.
Mr. Hussey is planning to leave the
city, it is stated.
Mr. Nattschei, for the last 15 years
has been engaged in automobile re
pair work and marine engine over
hauling in Seattle and comes to Sew
ard with the finest of credentials as
a mechanic. Aside from his activi
ties with auto companies, Mr. Natt
schei was employed in Seattle by
King & Wing, shipbuilders; Lake
L’nion Drydock Company and the Ma
rine Iron Works. Mrs. Nattschei
and two children arrived in Seward
with her husband.
FRANCE TO END WAR
PARIS, July 18. (/P)—'The French
government announced the intention
to end the Morocco war in three
month. The government has prepar
ed to provide men and material with
out stint. Marshal Petain, with a
large re-inforcement is at the battle
front and intensive campaigning
against the Riffians is under way.
General Stanislai Naulin said to
day that France is facing a serious
situation.
BANQUET OF ARMY
OFFICIALS CANCELLED
The banquet which was to be giv
en in honor of Brig.-Gen. Harry Tay
lor, chief of engineers, U. S. Army;
General Wilds P. Richardson, retir
ed, and Col. Jas. G. Steese, by tin
Seward Chamber of Commerce, ha:
been cancelled owing to a change ii
plans of the army officers and tin
lateness of the arrival of the steame
Yukon in Port.
D. W. Wandling, formerly engaged
in the fur business in Seward, com
pleted packing and casing his stock
of furs on Thursday, and departed
yesterday morning for Anchorage,
where his brother, has been conduct
ing a similar business for many
years.
C. W. Thrift, Alaska representa
tive for the Fuller line of paints and
brushes, checked out yesterday morn
ing from the Overland for the Inte
rior.
The City Council of Seward will
meet in regular session Monday eve
ning at the City Hall.
Mrs. W. E. Cornish and Sarah 'E.
Hooper, both of New York, who have
been visitors in Seward for the last
week, depart for Valdez tomorrow
on the steamer Yukon.
Captain Charles Emswiler, skipper
of the gas boat Chase, departed yes
terday morning for Nuka Bay with
a load of freight and a number of
local passengers.
According to recent information re
garding the arrival of the steamer
Yukon in Seward the big boat should
warp into port at about 10 o’clock
in the morning.
.Ogle’s garage is building an addi
tional coal storae bunker of 20 ton
capacity. It will be of concrete, sim
ilar to the present one.
The U. S. Army transport and ca
bleship Dellwood, which arrived in
port left this morning at 3 o’clock
for Valdez.
The power schooner Silver Wave,
which came into port yesterday
morning from Seattle, departs today
for Nome.
The steamer Yukon of the Alaska
Steamship Co., is scheduled to ar
rive in Seward from the south early
tomorrow morning.
H. Horn, superintendent of build
ing and bridges on the Alaska Rail
road, departed for up the line yester
day. Mr. Horn arrived here the
preceding night. George Colw-Jl,
roadmaster on this division, accom
panied Mr. Horn.
Jitney service to the baseball park
from town will be operating prior
to and after the big game tomorrow
between the Seward and the Anch
orage champs who will arrive in Se
ward this evening from the Inlet.
The game will start at 1 o’clock.
Congressman Wallace H. White
of Maine, a member of the O’Malley
party now to the Westward and who
are expected to arrive in Seward on
July 26, will depart for Seattle from
Seward on the steamer Northwest
ern, which is scheduled to depart
from Seward on that date, accord
ing to recent advices.
PROMINENT SPEAKER AT
M. E. CHURCH TOMORROW EVE
Rev. John Snape, pastor of the First
Baptist Church of Oakland, California,
a preacher* with a national reputation,
will preach at the Methodist church
tomorrow night at 7:30. All persons
are invited to hear this theological
treat.
Blueberries
Blueberries from the In
terior may be had in any
uantity. Well packed in
quart containers for ship
ment. We can supply you
at any time.
Let us know your wants.
WACKWITZ BROS.
Box 991
Fairbanks, Alaska
Barber Shop
l FRED MfLLER
BATHS : OPEN SUNDAY A.M.
LIBERTY THEATRE
Tonight: Two Shows, 7:00 and 8:45
KATHERINE MACDONALD
In
A fine feature of stage life. The romance of the actress and
her life behind the scenes that very few people ever see.
A tremendously motional drama that holds the interest from
start to finish-The most beautiful movie star in a play that
sets off her beauty.
THERE’S A FINE 2-REEL FOX COMEDY
“The Orphan”
AND A BEAUTIFUL PATHE REVIEW
And after seeing this fine program go up to
ODD FELLOWS HALL
and have a good time at the dance. . A host of ball fans from An
chorage are expected to be there.
SUNDAY ONLY* TI1E 1~reel melodmma:
“Wild Oranges’’
with Frank Mayo and Virginia Valli. A strange
story laid in Georgia—Something unusual.
AND A PATHE NEWS
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FOR ONE WEEK
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Lowered prices on all
merchandise.
Friday and Saturday
we will have a DOLLAR
SALE.
BANBURY & OGLE
Osaka, the largest city in Japan,
has a population of 2,200,000 and is
the greatest commercial and manu
facturing center of the Orient.
Washington, Hayes and Roosevelt
were the wealthiest presidents of the
United States.
Presidents Jackson, Grant and Mc
Kinley w’ere excessive users of to
bacco.
CRESCENT HOTEL i
IN
Anchorage
IN THE HEART OF TOWN ;
Reasonable Rates }
J. M. COLLINS, Prop.
s
For Electrical Work
CALL TOM OSBO
Residence—Madison 123
Crown Flour
SWIFTS PREMIUM
Ham - Bacon
BROOKFIELD
; - Butter
EAT YEAST
The FLOWERS GROCERY
Telephone Main 65
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