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ARRIVES FROM VALDEZ
Capt. Ralph R. Guthrie, command*
ing officer of this division, U. S. A.
in charge of cable activities with
headquarters in Seward, arrived yes
terday from Valdez on the S. S. Yu
kon. Captain and Mrs. Guthrie came
north from Seattle last week on the
S. S. Northwestern, Mrs. Guthrie com.
ing straight thru to Sewrard while the
Captain left the vessel at Valdez to
inspect the former headquarters. Cap
tain Guthrie is a nationally known
writer, many of his articles appearing
in the Popular magazine, America’s
leading fiction publication.
NOTHING TO DO BUT WORK
Even tho we are doing the S. S. Yu
kon laundry work today we can still
assure Seward’s citizens of prompt
and efficient service. Seward Steam
Laundry.
Weekly Gateway—3 per year.
“THE PACE THAT THRILLS”
AT THE LIBERTY TONIGHT
One of the world’s most famous
automobile race tracks—the Altoona
speedway—was turned into a motion
picture location during the filming of
the most stirring scenes in First Na
tional’s “The Pace That Thrills,” in
which Ben Lyon and Mary As tor will
be co-featured tonight at the Liberty
theatre.
Not only was the track turned over
to the company, but a group of the
most noted automobile drivers spent
an entire day coaching Ben Lyon in
the art of automobile racing and in
assisting in making the picture a suc
cess.
“The Pace That Thrills” is a pic
ture in which Lyon appears as a mo
vie hero. The biggest thrill is an
automobile race in which Ben proves
his nerve by driving madly against
professional drivers, ending his race
when his car crashes through a sec
tion of the track that has caved in.
Good program at the Liberty.
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GAS BOAT
ROLFE NO. 1
Pete Sather, Captain
Three scheduled trips each
month to Nuka Bay and Way
Points. Leaving Seward on the
10th, 20th and 30th.
THE PALACE
John Mattich, Prop.
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