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NOW OPEN FOR
BUSINESS
Tom Walker
Chef and Boss.
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STOTKO’S
(In the Admiral Building)
Candies — Soft Drinks
Cigars — Tobaccos
MRS. ANNA STOTKO, Prop.
Phone Adams 91
For Electrical Work
CALL TOM OSBO
Residence—Madison 123
For any kind of
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. THORKELSON
Leave Call at The NORTHERN
Typewriters and sewing machines
made as good as new
FRESH MILK AND
CREAM
We ought to drink
some milk each day for
would surely make us
healthy,
and after we get old
and grey our health
would make us wealthy.
SEWARD DAIRY
F. B. MOORE
Gore Bldg. Adams 145
WALL PAPER PAPER-HANG
ING, and PAINTING
TINTING
VESSEL HAS TWO BLACK BEAR
CUBS ON BOARD PROCURED
COPPER RIVER RAILROAD
IN PORT FOR A FEW DAYS
Church Family Combining Science
and Pleasure Trip on Their
Westward Voyage.
The first yacht of the season to ar
rive in port came in this morning and
the little vessel is certainly a dandy.
Seafaring men and local inhabitants
have been cadsting their weather eye
on the craft all day and it is almost
certain the majority of them made
the same wish—that it was their boat.
However, the trim little craft be
longs to Campbell Church, retired
mining engineer of Eugene, Oregon,
who is aboard the vessel with his
family, Mrs. Church, Campbell, jr„
Aldelaide, Betty and Peggy. A scien
tific and pleasure voyage is being
made and after a few days’ visit in
Seward and adjacent districts the fam
ily will set sail for strange lands to
them, namely, Ikatan, Pnalaska, the
Pribilof Islands, and the Bristol Bay
region.
Mr. Church and his family have
ben invited by the government to
visit the seal rookeries at the Prib
ilofs and will spend considerable time
there.
Mr. Church was engaged in the
mining industry in Nome during the
years of 1900 to 1903. His yacht,
the Westward, is a very roomy craft,
handsomely furnished and powered
with a 110 horsepower engine which
gives the vessel a speed of S knots.
The party is equipped with many
| rifles for hunting big game and also
with four motion picture cameras
and 20,000 feet of film which will be
expended in filming pictures of wild
life in Alaska.
At Ikatan, Mr. Church and his fam
ily will be joined by Dr. Wheeler Fin
lay and his wife, both of whom are
well known in the scientific world,
and the party will then make the re
mainder of the trip together. Mr.
and Mrs. Finlay went to Ikatan on
{he steamer Catherine D. and are no»
awaiting the arrival of the Westward,
Prior to arriving here the Westward j
was at Cordova for two weeks await
ing the arrival from Seattle of a new
tail shaft. The vessel was towed 3nto
that port from Bering river by the
| Northland after the ship became dis
abled when the old tail shaft broke
during a heavy storm at sea.
The Bureau of Fisheries of the Unit-:
ed States Department of Commerce;
is cooperating with the American Na-;
ture Association in arranging the ex
pedition.
From the Pribilofs the party will
turn southward to the Aleutian chain '
of islands, there seeking came for
the camera in the inland. Prom these
mines of wild life, the Association’s
party will bring back stor es in
words and in film, pictures and mate
rial for the Nature Magazine.
With the Westward’s arrival two
ship’s officers return to Seward, who
are among the best known of local
seafaring men in the region: Oapt.
A. Grove, master of the Westward,
formerly mate on the lighthouse ten
der Cedar and of more recent dale
mate on the steamer Starr. The sec
ond, is Mate Roe Dykeman former
purser of the Starr and residen: of
Seward. Mr. Dykeman is nov a full
fledged skipper having passed a cap
tain’s examination in Seattle last win
ter with flying colors. Wm. Alakan
gas is chief engineer and C. Haukins
second. The Westward also carries a
cook and a cabin boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, -who bare been
in the employe of the Associated Oil
company, Cold Bay, arrived in Seward
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Xels Dm?, well known
citizens from I'nalaska. came in on
the Starr this morning, en - ire t:
the States.
Andy Novak promised to come
down to The Gateway office and re
late his travels abroad bnt to dare
he has been conspicuous by hss ab
sence. Anyway he looks like he en
joyed the trip.
A barge was towed to this port
from Fganik by the steamer Starr
and will be taken down to the Saw
mill plant of the San Juan Fishing
Packing company’s plant.
A good habit ot cultivate—shop thru
the ads in The Gateway.
PLAN TO ENJOY DINNER AT THE
Music and Dancing—5 to 8 P. M.
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