SAN FT. AM CISCO, March 31. </p)
The me i cury was expected to
war to o new San Francisco heat
Teccrd for 1930. Continued sum
mer woatln r is in prospect, with
cooling temperatures sec-ting in
tomorrow afternoon, according to
T B. Rood, meterologist, at the
'hiited States Weather Bureau
here.
LIQUOR BILL PASSED
OTTAWA. Ont . March 31. < V) —
Tlie iiuor export bill, which grants
the government authority to re
fuse clearances to liciuor ship
ments destined for the United
States, wes passed by the House
of Commons by a vote of 173 to
11. The bill now goes to the Sen
file.
COLOR ERG A R ft ESTEI)
Harry' Goldberg, under indict
ment in the First Division on a
charge of larceny, has been ar_
nested at Seattle under a fugitive
warrant He will be brought back
fc» Kotcbi.'-an J > -'fund trial. Gold
berg was md: *tvd several mo atlas
ago. He w set at liberty under
•i $759 Hi and sometime ago
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Candies .Sylvia’s.
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b*kTICE TO CC EDITORS IV THE
PRORATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF A b A S K A
THIRD DIVISION, K O D IA K
* PRECINCT, AT l ODE* K.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES PETERSON, De
ceased.
rv PRORATE
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the uraT-x ned executor
estate of C’TARLrS PEL
deceased. i r - • c:
rsota fcavj.~*r claims ago.
m.ld dee*'
•is, inis, wit*
vs, wihtin
date of th<
and all
-«I, to exhibit cr-h
the iteccevar.y vouc? -
x <b) moldb aftei t: •
fL-.t mibr.: rti-.n of
this notice ts the said exeexv.-v uJ
the office of the United Slates
Commissioner for Kodiak Precinct,
Territory of Alaska, at Kodiak, Al
aska, which said office tie under
signed selects as his place oi busi
ness in all matters ©c-nn, with
the estate of said Charles Peterson,
deceased.
KERMAN V. SCHBEIJ3, Executor
of the estate of Charles Peterson,
deoeased.
kFirst Publication February 24, 1!139.
Last Publication, Mareh 31, 1930.
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ERAL REPAIRS |
Pete Ogle, proprietor. |
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Editor Gateway:
It bas been reported to me that
some cl the fishermen are ciissat
kfird with my petition on the
question of the fish traps as an
nounced in my platform.
How ever. I do not see how that
can justify them in. voting for
my opponent on that ground. The
latter does not say anything in
Ins platform about the leasing of
trap sites. Neither does he com
mit himself specifically on any
thing else. That may be good
polices, but not. very manly. He
puts himself into position where
he can promise one thing to the
iishermen and the opposite to
the cunners. The same opportun
ity for duplicity is maintained
throughout his platform and oth
er public utterances.
So far as I am concerned 1
want the public to know exactly
v. -.ere I stand on every question
so no one can say afterwards he
was disappointed, much less de
ceived.
But what is my opponent going
to do about the leasing of traps
if elected? He and Paul .accept
ed fat fees from the canners for
putting the louring bill through
congress. He knows the canners
expect him to do so if elected.
If after taking their money he
declines to carry out his agree
ment he will forever brand him
self as the worst double-grosser
on record in Alaska politics and
utterly unworthy of the confi
dence or support of anybody.
?„ won ally I have a much bet
ter »2a son for supporting the leas
ing bill than Wickersham assigned
for his attitude on the subject. It
is this: At present I am trying
• o code :t a tax of some $3500 from
a cann-. ry company that had no
oi her property in the Territory
than a trap site. The law do
le res the tax a prior and par
amount lien on the canners prop
erty. In this case the trap was
sold after the lien accrued. If
there were a title of some kind
to the trap site I could hold it
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Produces all of
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A Good Variety of Cigars
and Tobaccos; Candy, etc.
Cards, of course.
“DROP IN SOMETIME!’*
Pete Anderson, Prop
HOTEL GILLILAND
New beds have been purchased; a new heating system
has been installed and decorators and carpenters are
going over the entire establishment.
TAXI IN CONNECTION
Day or Night
Seward, Alaska
Madison 128
Chas. P. Gilliland
EVERY THING FRESH EVERY DAY
AT 6:30 O’CLOCK EVERY DAY!
Our store opens each morning, every day, at 6:30
Another first-class baker, a specialist on pastries
and bread, has been added to our staff.
WE ABE NOW SERVING SPECIAL LUNCHEON DISHES
Seward Bakery
Carl G- Robinson, Proprietor
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'on the Hen. But the sale of a
trap site is only an agreement to
get off in favor of the purchaser.
The first to take possession holds
1 it. A marshal’s deed to a trap
site is good for nothing. Neither
is a war department permit .sub
ject to levy or sale,
i This question is bound to be
come of vital importance because
I believe that in the near future
the tax on traps will be based
principally on the amount of the
I catch by each trap and as such
i payable only after the season is
ended- Unless the owner- has
ether property subject to levy,
how can the tax be collected?
If I have anything to do with
the leasing bill it will be so
drawn as to protect the Territory,
for I am not on the payroll of the
canners.
JOHN RUSTGARD.
NOTICE
While appreciative of the kind
nesses of friends, it has come to
the ears of the editor of The Gate
way that his name will be among
those written in on the ballots
at tomorrow’s election. By any
one doing so will take away iust
that many good votes for a real
dyed-in-the-wool aspirant to the
1 council, which the editor is not.
i The editor has r.:ie more year
i to serve on the school board
I which lets h'm out of the coun
cil race which. if he had aspired
to, he would have tiled.
Thanks, just the same.
/ i rh ais f rom Sc a f l ]e bring
were th.it men by the hundreds
nrc now being sent out into the
woods; that the lumber k clustry
is reviving and work in general
opening up,
PUBLIC CA ’U V.vTY
Next Wednesday evening, in the
I. O. O. Hall, the Se.vard Woman’s
Club will present one of their al
ways enjoyable public card par
lies and luncheons. An admission
charge of 1-0 cents wall be made.
Funds raised in this manner are
returned to the community in
| various forms as this organization
has always been one of the lead
ing civic bodies in sponsoring and
carrying thru successfully, num
erous worthy programs and coop
erative movements.
RESERVE Tins DATE!
SHRINE CLUP. NOTICE
Seward Srine Ciub will meet at
residence of Leon Urbach on
Thursday, April 3.
E. L. Sweek, Secty.
if you haveis^l tried fryk
BRIT UN’S IJARY REEF, you are
certainly missing something.
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<ContiRUPd from r.Oo*l
5. To support self-government
in Alaska game, fur and fishor
ics; the better seeding of salmon
streams; a more equal distribution
of the burdens of conservation on
a;i forms of fishing gear; that
bona fide residents of Alaska shall
be allowed to take fish at all times
and places for their own family
use; that non-resident fishermen,
their boats and gear, shall pay a
higher license tax than resident
fishermen; and the continuation
of government investigations of
fish in aid of their preservation
halibut, herring and t other food
and increase.
■ G. To secure construction, as
soon as possible, of public build
ings at Ketchikan, Anchorage
! and Fairbanks; a bridge across
the channel between Juneau and
Douglas; the opening of the boat
channel across the tide flats be
tween Juneau and Auk bay; the
construction of an Insane asylum
in Alaska; continued necessary
appropriations for the Alaska
Railroad and road and highway
wrk in Alaska.
7. To support river and harbor
pro .veis, coast and geodetic sur
vey ; and aids to navigation in
Alaska.
3. To a w ist in securing the ex
1 • im of all federal aid acts to
; the Agricultural College and
1: ■ of Mines at Fairbanks,
9. To support and vote for all
A- mioees of the Republican
i- . ary erection.
JAMES WICKERS HAM.
January 15. 1930.
LATEST STYHCS IN REED &
COOS LEATHER BAGS.
The Alaska Shop.
SEWARD’S NEWEST
THE ANNEX
Apartment House
and Hotel in Com
nection with the
Alaska House
Over the Glacier Stream
John DubreuU. Peon.
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COMMERCE CAFE
Seward’s Oldest
Established Cafe
GOOD, CLEAH FOOD
Nearest the Dock and Depot
Harry L. Courtland, Prop.
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Seward Light & Power Co.
Light, Power and Telephone Service
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALL MAIN O
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SEWARD GRILL
Mel Holben, proprietor
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We want you to f e! at home here. Every service we
offer—saving, chck'ng, conunreial, trust, safety deposit—
is yours to comm -ad. Every employee and every offieed
is eager to you- It is YOUR BANK,
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VOTE FOR
V CAL M. BROSia
| ^ of .Seward, Alaska
oh the Republican ticket fei
T7)l'.«ttTORIAL REPRESENTA \ i ::
fson; the rMhird Division to the Alesk' ? c; ;-v
lalure, at the April Primary, ID ).
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SILK CRESSES
LOVELY SPRING STYLES AND C ' rEENG
REASONABLE PRICES
THE BLUE SHOP
a service that others romph.tt
satisfy :«;:i i all ;r■i*ii; >:’s a m2
repai : I:L Seward Machine
She?. ‘" V a.ci.rate and econo
mic I, >:• (’li be amr.v:(d at the
co’ , an**.-ore and ease we can add
tr year home when you plan re
r. iiiiir.r, building- or repairing-.
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THE FIRST SHOWING OF
SPRING HATS COATS AND
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WEDNESDAY APRIL 2