MACON, Ga.. Jan., 16, (A')—“Pa”
Stribling would like to manage
Primo Camera, Italy. “I could
make more money with that guy
than the law allows”, says Pa.
“I’d buy him a high-top silk hat
and a pair of those collegiate shors
that clatter on the pavement and
let him parade up and down the
GATEWAY CLASSIFIED
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IIOMESTAKE MINES
This ereat gold re*: .u in the
Black Hills of South Dakota was
discovered in lb/u oy uuee pros
pectors. The next year the mine
was sold to Senator George Hearst
and associates.
ACTOR RECOVERS
NEW YORK, Jan., 16, (A*)—
1 The fact that David Warfield
! was operated on three weeks
ago, was disclosed in the an
nouncement that he was now
entirely out of danger. The na
ture of the operation was not
divulged
FEW BIG INCOMES
DUBLIN, Jan., 16, (/P>—In the
Irish Free State 85 persons have
incomes exceeding $50,000 annually.
A super-tax is levied on the 707 per
sons who have incomes exceeding
$10,000.
Fresh Haas canfli. SCHALLER
I U S ALASKA SHOP.
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and Power
Company
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Light, Power and Telephone Service
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
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Seattle
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The fur situation in Alaska
was discussed at some length
last week at Anchorage by the
! Pioneer lodge members, reports
j the Times, the conclusion being |
| reached to refer the question to
the Grand Igloo for formulation
of action. The Grand Igloo meets
| in Anchorage in March.
Influence will be brought to i
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LESS THAN THREE PERCENT
PARA, Jan., 16, (JP)—Rubber ex- i
porters here are worried over the
IJ.aw price and dwindling trade in*
I what was formerly Brazil’s chief ex
port. Suggestions for holding most
of the rubber on hand until prices
I are better have been vetoed by the
fact that the Amazon country pro
duces less than three percent of the
world supply.
i i
New Zealand is the home of the
first* successful dredge boat to re
cover placer gold, where it had been
operated since 1886.
B0T1IST FIS MOSS
NOT NATURAL COMPASS
I
GRINNELL, Iowa, Jan., 16, UP)—
Another of the woodman’s guides— I
the moss garbed tree—has been ex- |
I posed by an inquisitive botanist as j
one not to be trusted.
Prof. Henry S. Conrad of the
Grinnell college botany department
found bv collecting 1,600 moss spec
imens, that it doesn’t always grow
.on the north side of trees. Mosses
are indictative of soil conditions, he
says.
SIGNS CONTRACT
BERLIN. Jan., 17, (/PI—Max
Schmeling, the German heavy
weight contender, has signed a con
tract to play leading rolls in Ger
man talking pictures.
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NOTICE
.The Seward Shrine Club will
■ give another card party and
| dance for Masons, Eastern Stars
and invited gusets, Saturday
I evening, January 18 beginning at
| 8 o'clock sharp. There will be a
j charge of 50c per person.
Those present or invited to
| the last affair are cordially ex
| tended another invitation to at
tend.
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Next Sailing of Steamer Starr out of Seward
FEBRUARY 12th
Chas. A. Jansen, Agent
SAN JUAN FISHING & PACKING
COMPANY
Phone Madison 139 Seward, Alaska
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Regular and Dependably
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from in from
Seattle Seward Seward
Rogers Jan. 15 Jan. 22 Jan. 27
Rogers Feb. 12 Feb. 19Feb. 24
The Rogers connects with train
for Seward southbound as above.
Passenger accommodations on all
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