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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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THE GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY
Entered in the postoffice at Seward, Alaska
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FATHER’S DAY, SUNDAY
Sunday, June 20th is “Dad’s Day.” Fath
er has been slow in coming into his own—
a day devoted to deference of his years of
plodding, planning and producing for the
entire family. But now his day is establish
ed and you’ll be glad that you can, from the
fullness of your appreciation, give “dad"
something that will make him know he
counts “big.”
IT COMES TO EVERY BOY
If a boy who has been notoriously care
less of his personal appearance suddenly be
gins to show some interest in the condition
of his face, neck, ears and wrists; agonizes
over the part in his hair; takes his finger
nails out of mourning; discovers overnight
that a toothbrush is of practical value in
stead of uselessly ornamental, and demands
a clean shirt every day; if, we say, and
when, this amazing metamorphose occurs, j
remember the basis on which the old *
French detective used to go to work. There
isn’t another thing under the sun that will
produce such a revolution.
WETS LACK LEADERSHIP
In brief, the wet leadership is bankrupt
in constructive statesmanship. It dare not
face squarely the downright repeal of the
eighteenth amendment in the form of a new
repeal amendment to be submitted to the
48 States for consideration by conventions;
and perhaps the reason is that every pop
ular straw vote, whether in the press or in
the colleges, has disclosed no majority for
the eighteenth amendment’s repeal.
ALFONSO AND WALES
Kin Alfonso is expected when he arrives
in England to show the Prince of Wales
how to stick on a horse. He can demon
strate how to stick on a throne too, if any
body asks him.
Yet when a “successful’’ war is over, it’s
just as hard to win love, keep health and
buy meat.
WILL GET MONEY’S WORTH
The Texas Republicans are going to start
a newspaper. The exchange of money for
experience is one of common activities of
life.
SOME GOOD, ANYHOW
Pennsylvania farmers have set up radios
in their fields to make the crops grow. They
find that political speeches have a nourish
ing effect on the soil.
SPELLING REFORM
A spelling reformer declares there are
600,000 ways of spelling “foolish.” But these]
misguided philologists will never learn that
spelling reform spells nothing.
The evil that men do lives after them be
cause somebody else resurrects it.
It takes spanking to make a good hus
band, but it should be done very early.
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Make your plans
now to spend the
4th of July in this
He-Man’s Town.
THE BIGGEST DAY’S CELEBRATION
EVER PULLED OFF AWAITS YOU
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ATHLETIC EVENS OF .ALL KINDS
Snre! There!1 he a ball game
And a Smoky Smoker
Take home a prize: there! be lots
SIDE SHOW ENTERTAINMENT
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What's the Fourth without a parade?
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time guaranteed.
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