Seward daily gateway., 1925-12-05
NEWS OF THE
 YEAR AS TAKEN
 FROM GATEWAY
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Schmitt about it.
 May 19-No show, films held up Clam diggers at Cordova stiM or strike. See what big difference g little "" makes: Clam diggers al Cordova still, on strike.
 May 2O-Mr Gordon Grant of New York visits in Alaska. LOST-De- mountable rim and tire by Robert Manthey, also his temper. Seattle pays $1,325,OOO for Rainier Line.
 May 21-Amundsen off for North Pole. Old man could not resist kiss ing pretty girls on street arrested in New York. City declares holiday to picnic and clean up site for Jesse Lee Home.
 May 24-Admiral Watson due at 6:45 D. m. Work started on roads by Bureau. Anchorage plant to start canning. Donaldson, first boat of season for Nome arrives at the North port with greens. 200 victims in Japan quake.
 May 26-Fish problems studied at Seattle. Oxen replace horses in Cas- siar field. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith dies of pneumonia at home of Mrs. H. A. Wier. First rain in Chilli for thir- teen years. World flyer to search for Amundsen.
 May 27-Steamer Santa Ana due in Seward. A. E. Fucker elected delegate for A. L. convention at Fair banks. Grandpa Gus Borgen hands out cigars.
 May 2S-s1 specials at Brown & Hawkins. Anchorage wants series of ball games with Seward. Search for lost Amundsen party by motor ship Charles Brewers.
 May 29-Johanssen, local artist, completes fine picture of Lincoln. Shortage of Copenhagen Snoose in Seward. Bridge repaired, Kenai-Se- ward road open for traffic.
 June
 June 1-No trace Arctic explorer. Alaska College faculty increased. Es- kimo murderer of Fleckenstein takes own life at Kanatak Hardware, stoves, irons and rolling pins" for those who need them, at J. L. Graef June 2-Thos. R. Marshall, former vice-president under Wilson, dies at Washington, D. c. Ross Watson on stand Nanaimo bank robbery Splendid road work to Jesse Lee Home. Heat wave kills scores in Chicago.
 June 3-Alaska future depends on economy. Chamber of Commerce shows much activity, hospital live issue Have you had your yeast cake today?
 June 4-Cutter Bear on way to Nome. Donaldson overdue. Surprise party for Mrs. L. Mathison, given by ,. at school. Three school picnics held. Siamese fish found at local hatchery. O. E. Iverson, rivers and harbors in- spector visits Seward. Moose Pass road work commenced. Engagement of Miss Nellie Sheldon to MT. Jerry Protzman was announced at par ty at the home of the lady's mother. June 5-Seward school term ended. Survey work begun in Chitina bay district. Julius Christensen of Sel- dovia, oldest sea otter seal hunter living, visits Seward.
 June 6-Gene Tunney knocks out Gibbons 12th round. Toll heat wave 250. Dr. M. Mcqueen, superintendent of Alaska missionaries arrives in Se- ward. Sydney Laurence, famous AL askan artist returns to Seward from trip to States. Alaska banks in good condition.
 June S-First party of tourists ar rive here to make belt tour. Heat toll 4S1. Happy family reunion of the Root family. Starr sails for Westward. Bremen meet to discuss 4th of July celebration.
 June 9-Alaska costing govern ment too much. An old howl! Gnu. zach gains spruce stand to westward
 Iuna 10-MisS F,liZaheth ROmig former Seward girl, injured in air pane wreck, Fairbanks plane. Noel l fen arrives safely at Nome with 45 new 7-pas. Fokker plane from lairbanks. Karl Theile named sec lalary of Alaska Cross word puzzles Il prove most popular pastime in.
 duced in insane asylums. Edwin
 entworth, supt. territorial fish com.