GKNEUAL UEPAUvING and wEnLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. GAZ A NT
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
Fit YE — imiiHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Ucfriccrators*.
Assure ^ ourself* of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
COTTER’S;
THE Sha>ne~IHun j
Si'lilNtl Samples
Are Here—
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L.;ok Over the
Samples lor a
Si it,'«vo :sers
or- II a. \'C
HiXEC iiES—
l i» I » E ii ‘ >
of Seward,:
\.li’i'cs ius car.iliaa' >
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for Senator in the 1^““-'
ial Legislature, from the Sid
Division, subject to the He
publican primaries.
ALYCE K. ASDKUSON
OF MMI.CHIC
Vnnounccs her eaiidnlacy lor
the Territorial House of Uopre*
sent at iveti subject to the He wo
.•ratio primaries in April 19J0.
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IBM OF nil. INIERIOR
Alaskan i jigliK't’rinc Commission
I’ a no leave aim arrive at Sewatd a.
luoows:—■
v \. M. Wednesday and Saturday
it- Roosevelt. Tunnel, Gird wood
Anehornjje. Arrive 5:00 l*. M. Mon
my ami Thursday.
o auctions at Amhorajje on Mor.dax
and Thui stlay at S:.'U) A. M. t’ot
Muska. Was 11a, Houston, Lai
..»• tna. and on Wednesday and Kri*
!., .. 0 A. M. for Mntanmkn,
I,.-:a. and t hiekaloon.^
-4
»»Ktkxivi*.x.'sf. U M’HKON anti
) m..v » e« ved on the Sexvard— An*
chorale train in tin* huffet ear. M6.
....i; \ 1 HOI SAND MEN
DESERT TO DOI/SIIl:\Tlil
NEW YORK. April 22— How an
nrmv of "SO,WO Kolchak troops ‘\melt
> ; ; b • > '.lion to the llolshe
•\i - a speech made to pris
o >e ' of wav by Leon Trotzky, in Om
, i '• . t. • d ;ys after that city's
• • c at *n os ... . .-’ns.-'o forces,
was told here today by Major General
I. Thord-Gray. a former officer of the
I»r‘t: h. Ca ad an and All-Russian ar
mies just returned from Vladivostok.
IYotzky, he said, addressing the
prisoners a; “comrades”* said th**y
would i» • welc m« d by the red army
if th y caro l to join Captive officers,
be seed, who wanted t» return to Kol
hak ” o :’d be given safe escort and
cubes each. A number of the
prisoners accepted the offer and, re
turning to the ir own lines told what
Trotzky had done. Within two weeks,
General Thord-Gray said. Kolchak had
J. c. Me IiRIDE,
(OF JUNEAU)
Candidate for Republican National
Committeeman
•
Twenty-two year's continuous tesidence in Alaska.
Thoroughly conversant wi;h Alaska’s needs. For many years engaged
m milling, niercha idising and the fisheries of Alaska.
Stands unequivocally for Alaskans for all offices and the fullest
dcvc.opnicnt of Alaska’s resources advantageously to all interested.
. A-VOTE FOR MHtRIDE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION.
APRIL 27. MEANS TERRITORIAL PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.
J. j. FINNEGAN
of Seward
CANDIDATE I OR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIM ARIES.
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a u i c k
Valve— In— Head
MOTOK CARS
Six Cylinder
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Models
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Agent For
Seward. Valdez, Cordova and
Anchorage.
It yoa want something choice for
the wile or sweetheart, get a box ol
Helen A niello at the Alaska ^top.
practically no army ami a few months
later was executed.
General Tho d-Gray went to Sibcr
» ith •; I’anad.nn < xpodition and was
tai:oP p i?-onor by the Bolsheviki when
they captured Vladivostok. Before
leaving, two attempts, he said, were
v ' * to assassinate him.
Toward the last, he said, the Bol
* sh^viki trops showed better morale
WITH A PRACTICAL
UNSELFISH AND FAIR
ADMINISTRATION
TO LABOR And CAPITAL
I
Okas. E. Herron
OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
I
than Kolchak’s inf n. They also had
, one machine gun for every 20 men, he
said, whereas the Kolchak army had
a in <0 with every battalion, al
mos1 GOO men; During the retreat of
Kolchak army, a 2,000 mile ro
. i'f m at, they were diiven before ma
Inic guns but seldom before rifle
fire. General Sakharoff, the All-Rus
sian war minister and chief of staff,
he said, ‘‘lost the army at Omsk with
out a fight.”
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j PENNSYLVANIA YARD TO
BUILD TANK STE \MSHIP
FOR FRENCH NATION
—
CHESTER. Pa.. April 22— A sh:p
V.iild’ng c( mpenv of this city has
j ceived a F'enrli order for an 8 000
i ion tank steam hip. This is believed to
‘ be the fust o der for a ship to b«*
i placed by France in ties country since
j the signing of the aimistice.
You Cor 7 Fool a
Fisher mo. 7
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for - o.3
for th) re ; clui;.
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