KODIAK GUIDES
PREPARE FOR BIG
BEAR SEASON
Special to The Gatewav
KODIAK, Feb. 28, —Kodiak bear
are in for a lively time next sum
mer according to advance reports
nois state museum. This will in
clude three or four animals. In ad
dition they desire pelts for them
selves having made arrangements
secured seven or eight hides. Capt.
of the Kodiak Guides Association
guides who will operate with pack
and saddle horses. The two latter
guides are beginning operations
this spring and have already re
ceived a number of inquiries which
promise a full booking for the sea
son and a more extensive penetra
tion of the interior of Kodiak Is
land than has heretofore been at
tempted. Both men are oldtivneis
at the hunting game and their
forthcoming expo Hr tons are ex
pected to take a heavy ton irem
SEWARI) POST No. 5
American Legion
SATURDAY NIGHT
CAMPBELL ’.S’ ORCHES TP. i
Odd Fellows Hall
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Don’t Miss This!
the big brownies tint in lost the. is
land.
Capt. Charles Madsen, field man
ager for the Kodiak Guides has 'wo
important hunts already booked
which will take up a large part of
his time and will probably necessi
tate the engagement of additional
enides to handle the traffic.
The first party due to arrive will
be Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Barr of
Springfield, 111., who are expected
here May 10. They bear a special
commission from the state of Illi
nois to secure specimens of Kodiak
bear for a family group at the Illi- ;
Madsen and J. W. Walker will guide j
to stay in the field until they have j
them and most of the hunting isI
planned in the vicinity of Karluk !
lake.
Later in the summer, Captain j
Madsen will guide the Barrow |
party from Lynchburg. Va. This1
will be a party of six huntsmen, j
headed by A. C. Barrow, wealthy j
overall manufacturer of Lynchburg }
who has chartered a private yacht j
for an extended cruise of Alaskan
waters. They will sail from Seattle
in August and will be met by Mad- |
sen in southeastern Alaska where
they will first hunt deer and then j
proceed to Kenai peninsula for |
moose The party then plans to go ;
out along the Alaska peninsula for j
bear and caribou and wind up on j
Kodiak for bear. They will take ;
motion pictures of the Valley of j
the Smokes and the seal rooker- i
ies and will sample the trout!
streams all along the way. )
The championship Seward City I
Women’s basketball team returns j
home this evening from a con- j
quering trip to Anchorage.
Mrs. John Rosness dislocated her
shoulder yesterday when she slip
ped on the ice and fell off a porch, j
The shoulder was reset by Dr. H.
W. Hyatt.
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SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
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Grand Igloo Meet
Will Be busy One
“Hi yu skookum: eek auk and
also hi yas cumchuck” awaits
delegates to the Pioneers of
Alaska annual convention at An
chorage which convenes March
4. According to the “snow-shoe”
wireless the oldtimers are in for
the time of their lives.
Special entertainments have
been prepared by a committee
which has won wide fame in this
line. The Auxliary, of course, will
be up in the front ranks with the
men folks.
The Grand Igloo meeting is
attracting delegates from every
point in Alaska and several ar
rive in eSward today from the
south enroute to the “Chicago
of the North.”
The opening entertainment
starts tomorrow night with a card
party; on Monday a “mixer’ re
newing acquaintances; Tuesday
evening a theater party; Wednes
day has been left open; Thurs
day a banquet.
Many resolutions will be pre
sented at the business sessions.
PUBLIC DANCE
One more day folks then the
“hi-yu” time at the American Le
gion dance affair, tomorrow nite
in Odd Fellows Hall. After the
swell show at tie Liberty, go to
the dance and see the one man
show that Mitchell will put on,
as a specialty number, in between
dances, as it were. Campbell’s in
chestra has been imported for
this affair so for goodness sake
don’t miss it.
MEETING POSTPONED
The monthly business meeting of
the Seward Athletic Club executive
committee, will be postponed from
Tuesday March 4 to the following
Tuesday, on account of the basket
ball series between Anchorage high
and Seward high being staged next
week, Sylvia Sexton, president of
the club announced today.
ATTENTION, ACTORS!
The next rehersa 1 for the S. A.
2. play will be on Tuesday evening
March 4. It is most essential that
jvery member of the cast be pres
ent. On account of the basketball
tames, the rehearsal ly called for
i o’clock sharp, enabling the cast
o finish at 8.
The last report from the S. S.
Yukon before going to press was
to the effect the big liner would
;team up to the dock at 5 o’clock
this afternoon.
The Firemen and the Chelan
basketball team may appear in
the preliminary to the Seward
Anchorage high school champion
ship game Monday night, if all
goes well. It was the intent today
to send a radio to the commas-j
ier of the cutter, now enroiite |
from Seattle, to see if tins can
be arranged.
CLEANLINESS &na tne best ol
neats our motto. Fry-Brtihn's
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Says Sargon Brought
Back His Health
JOHN C. SPENCER
“For the past year I have been in
wretched health. Three bottles of
Sargon put me in wonderful condi
tion. My appetite is splendid now
and my digestion is sound. I have
gained 10 pound s and my strength
has returned in proportion.
“I wouldn’t be without Sargon if
it cost $25 a bottle.”—John C. Spen
cer, 498 63rd St., West Allis, Mil
waukee, Wis.
Sargon’s record of marvelous
achievement is an open book to all,
and only those who have used this
famous treatment know its real
powers.
Seward Drug Co., are agents for
Sargon in Seward. Adv.
W. W. Flynn, local home own
er, contemplates building an ad
dition to his home this spring,
it is learned.
TRY A FRESH RASPBERRY
(grown in Hope) SUNDAE WITH
SEATTLE ICE CREAM. Schaller
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A KEEN eye, a steady hand
and good judgement—these
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at the best indoor sport
known—it’s an excellent wray l
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