Seward daily gateway. [volume], June 18, 1928, Page EIGHT, Image 8

About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933

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STRIKES NEW ORE SHOOT
A. J. White, connected with the
Marion Mining company at Willow
creek, brings word to Seward that a
now ore shoot, about five fact wide
•>s n si.ru k ' he Willow (free ;
district in genera1. ! ’ookirig good, lu*
reports.
Mrs. Anderson, Bristol Bay school
teacher, came in Saturday on the M.
S. Discoverer and will remain here
until Capt. Berger leaves on his next
trip for Seldovia, her hcraie.
Don’t overlook hearing
the new “Qkeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.
IT MAY NEVER
HAPPEN, BUT—
“Accidents do happen in the
best of families” and it’s best to
be ready.
There’s nothing in the world so
comforting as to know that in
the medicine cabinet there is a
FIRST AID KIT ready with
good items to meet any emerg.
ency.
BE PREPARED
no DRUG COMPANY
EAwyn Swetmann
The 'fexaM Store
"Till SIE BLOWS ID
SP<! III TWIT" BUT
HO WHILES BUGGED
Tihe yacht Westward, Ca,pt. Roe
Dykeman, which returned to the port
of Seward Saturday after a •successful
bear hunt on the peninsula, continued
on South early in the evening. The
party consisted of four hunters from
the East, R. M. Topham, W. F. Pape,
J. F. Lamb and Johnstone Vance, all
of whom were more than pleased with
i the trip, for each bagged a big brown
bear, and Mr. Lamb obtained a black
bear for good measure.
The Westward is owned by Camp,
bell Church, millionaire sportsman of
Eugene, Ore. Last spring Mr. Church
equipped the yacht with a whale gun,
and now that the hunters each have
a brown bear trophy to take home,
they are anxious to see the whale gun
do its stuff. This may happen on a
cruise South. Of course, a whale* pelt
would be rather too much of a trophy
for even the most enthusiasic sports,
man to drag into the old home town,
but at least they expect to get some
good movies and not a few new thrills.
“Two fox farmers- in Prince William
Sound have already requested that I
capture whales for them,” said Capt.
Dykeman Saturday, “and I don’t ex.
peet to have any trouble selling all we
can take. Mr. Shope, Superintend,
ent of the Port Hobron whaling sta
tion, has also agreed to take any
whale we bring into the station. Nat.
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urally, we would not shoot any whales;
unless we were able to dispose of
them to a whaling station or fox farm.
' er That would be adverse both to the
Bureau of Fisheries regulations and to
our own standards of good sportsman,
ship.”
After leaving Prince William Sound,
the yacht will head for Sitka, later the
| British Columbia coast. She will ar.
rive in Seattle on June 30, and leave
for the North again on July 4. But on
this trip the Westward will not come
| to Seward, but arrangements .have al
ready been completed for a fall hunt
to the Westward in September and
October.
BERKELEY, June 18, (/P)—A Uni.
versity of California publication quot
ing T. A. Rickard, mining engineer,
charges one of the Golden State’s
most cherished monuments with his
torical inaccuracy.
The bronze statute of James Mar.
shall at Colrna informs the world that
on that site the renowned carpenter
made his famous discovery of gold
January 9, 1S4S. Rickard declares
the “discovery” w'as on January 24,
1848, that it was a flake of gold and
not a nugget, and that it really wasn’t
a discovery, as the presence of gold
in California was knowm for years be.
fore Marshall came upon the scene.
DEVELOPING PRINTING AND
ENLARGING FOR THE BEST RE
SULTS AT Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
The U. S. S. Geodetic survey steam,
er Surveyor, Capt. R. R. Lukens, in
port over the weekend, departed for
the Sound today.
See Blue Shop for late styles
The first straw hat of the season
blossomed forth yesterday and then
it rained.
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SHEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Colman lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mai! Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
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