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PHONE ADAMS 54
Donald Foster, son of Attorney
Foster of Cordova, was a Seward ar
rival today from the Copper City.
Stewart Gordon, accompanied by
his wife, both residents of Anchor
age for many years, left Seward this
morning on the Alaska en route to
California.
The steamer Starr and the Admir
al Watson, according to expectation,
will undoubtedly have a race to cer
tain points to the Westward on the
present trips, which should afford
considerable excitement for the pas
sengers.
It was noticed with the arrival of
the Admiral Watson in port today
that the black hats for the officers <
are in vogue again. During the tour
ist season members of the crew wore
white top hats.
Carol Bayer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bayer of Anchorage, was
a passenger on the Alaska today
for Seattle.
TAILORING AGENTS—Fall line now
ready. Make $75 week and up sell
ing Bond’s Clothes, made to mea
sure suits and overcoats. Profits
in advance. Prices as low as $19.50.
24-hour service guaranteed. J. Wal
ter Bond Tailoring Co., 1731 Arapa
hoe, Denver, Colorado. tf
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FOR SALE CHEAP—Bungalow at
Mile Seven. Ideal location. Com
pletely furnished. Garage. Inquire
T. J. S., Gateway. tf.
FOR SALE—Ford Bug Auto, light,
classy, and speedy.—Ogles Gar
age. tf
FOUND—Keys of all descriptions; if
you have lost any keys lately come
to the Gateway.
WANTED—By young lady any kind
of work, Call at Gateway. tf
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SALES SHOW GERMAN
POTASH TRADE THREE
TIMES PRE-WAR BULK
BERLIN, Sept. 14. (/R)—Potash con
cerns are among the very few Ger
man industries that have not suffer
ed materially as a result of the post
war financial and industrial crises.
They not only have not suffered, but
have succeeded in almost tripling
their business.
During the first six months of the
year 1925 the amount of potash sold
by the German industries amounted
to 730,000 tons which is almost three
times the amount disposed of during
the same period of the preceding
year and also represents a vast in
crease over the total of 520,000 tons
of the prewar record year 1913. Ev
ery ounce of the stock left over
from last winter has been sold, and
all the concerns today are working
at full blast.
This showing of the German potash
business is regarded as quite re
markable in view of the fact that
Germany’s world monopoly of the
business suddenly was broken by the
loss of the Alsatian mines in France,
followed by the discovery of promis
ing potash deposits in Texas, Spain,
Galicia, the Balkans, Mexico and
elsewhere.
As to the competitive menace like
ly to emanate from the newly discov
ered deposits in other parts of the
world, opinions in German potash cir
cles are divided. The heads of one
group ridicule the idea of these new
potash finds proving competitive in
the near future, since, in consequence
of the extraordinary potash demand,
and reopening of abandoned pits is
being considered. On the other hands,
the heads of the other group, rep
resented by Director Rossberg Of
the powerful Winterhall concern, are
inclined to view this prospective for
eign competition with some uneasi
ness.
To counteract such a danger, per
haps, the Wlnterhall concern has
started the chemical refining of po
tash on a large scale. At Kaiser
roda on the Werra, a chloride of
potassium factory is being erected
at the cost of several million dol
lars which promises to become one
of the laragest chemical enterprises
in Germany.
P. D. Beaulieu of Winner, S. D.,
accompanied by William Kaiser, re
turned to Seward this morning on the
steamer Alaska, from a four weeks’
hunt in Kenai peninsula. Both are at
the Van Gilder.
Miss Katherine G. Kane, teacher
at Akutan, arrived in Seward Sun
day from Anchorage where she has
been spending the summer with her
niece, and left town today on ttje
steamer Starr for her Westward sta
tion.
Vic Olson, who left Nuka Bay
some weeks ago on an overland trip
to Katehemak Bay, arrived on the
Inlet in gooa shape and is remaining
there for some time, according to
Seward arrivals on the Alaska this
morning.
J. P. Morgan, Libby & McNeil
salesman, who arrived in town Sun
day from the Interior, left on the
steamer Alaska this morning for Se
attle.
L. J. Powell, Ku Klux Klan or
ganizer, was among those leaving
Seward for Seattle on the steamer
Alaska.
John L. McGinn, attorney from
Fairbanks, departed today en- route
to his San Francisco office. Mr Mc
Gill arrived in Seward Sunday ’from
the Interior.
Dr. C. H. Gilbert, special investi
gator of the Bureau of Fisheries,
who has been conducting his work
this season in the Karluk region, de
parted for Seattle today on the Al
aska. He is a professor at Stanford
during colege season.
T. B. McGrath, special tourist ag
ent for the Alaska Railroad, during
the past tourist season, returned to
the Anchorage headquarters yester
day.
Eric Burman left Seward yester
day for Nuka Bay.
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