The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-04-06
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| Steamer Alameda left Juneau last night at S:30 o'clock for Coriova, ac co?dmg Co word reasWed by the local caGle office. The Alameda should ar rive at Cordova at o'clock tomorrow morning. The steamer is not ex- pccted here before late tomorrow right or early Tuesday morning.
 The Christian Science Society will hold regular services tomorrow fore noon at i o'clock.
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 <. MrConaghy, mining operator of the interior, left rr the train this at- ternoon for the icsiia MT. MrCon- pghy has been stopping at the Sew ard.
 According to information received ia Seward, storms have been prevail ing on the outside and the ha,ibut fleet has been having hard time. -4a-
 A. G. Gooding, night hostler at the shops. left today lo" Anchorage where he will be connected with the A. l.. C., on that division.
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 Gas boat Sitka, several days aga, ran into LaTouche after experiencing gale along the coast, duimg which time the captain for several hours navigated his boat 3tandinc at the wheel in water almost Up 70 his arm pits.
 F. Walsh, one of the best known op- aratols in the Idltdrod checked out rom the Seward today and left on the afternoon train for the interior.
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 I.'Wales, H. A. Monroe, and F. Doo- gas, who have beer. stopping at the Seward, left for th" Iditarod on the train this afternoon.
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 Many interior hound ps. Ssengers left on toe train this afternoon at one O. clock.
 .lc, vrding to re,isb'c reports from tnrhm age. the firss t O ';'"merS sailing from that port will be com pletely sold out to those %ho are go- ing to the outside.
 Meat has taken slight advance in Scwmu, the new pr. 'es to the local ncar cealers having been received in the last mail. @ Dorothy Gish in "Th Little lank, v Civil War picture proved a good TT ar, production at tac liberty fast night. The prog a2, wifi De re- pcatcd tonight for the final showing.
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 The weather forecast for tonight and Saturday is clearing; slight squalls, fair and cooler. If this does nt suit you forecast your own wealth er. Incidentally get back your winter clothing for Spring has not come yet.
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 Three inches of snow fell during the night and the wind this morning started to throw it all around.
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 Gust Wiman and John Rasmussen are in the Federal jail. Both were ar- rested under a search warrant, in their cabin near the bluff. They were intoxicated when hauled in. A full quart bottle, unopened. was taken along to jail also.
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 E. R. Tarwater is the chUm ion til- Hard player in class "B", he having defeated King last night in the tOurna ! ment which has been played at the Northern. Now the three champs of 1 ,te three different classes will get to- gether.
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