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ELM EH A. FRIEND. EDITOR \ND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben. PretWent frank L. Ballninc, S»*<.
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and also the local newa published heroin._ _____________
Many were wondering in Seward
why definite steps were not being
taken towards the formation of an
American l.egion here. The first steps
are to he taken tonight at a meeting
of the former soldiers, those ol the
navy, or of any other branch of the
lighting service of the lUnited States.
In Seward there is a great nucleus for
this organization, many who have dis
tinguished themselves in various ways
in the fighting overseas.
Some one ask**»l the other **a> :
“When is the navy going to sta» *
things in Seward * ’ .lust wait, when
the navy starts, there i* no blare of
t’limpets, hut action. and the
tb'ng perhaps known here will he th*'
arrival «»f men to make 'surveys, and
perhaps material.
My. how time is flying just -s
more shopping days before Christma s.
Sloan* 1 ininunt, Kept handy,
taLe* the tiviht out ot them
I J )^MI \( *. ur«* ! in t:'«- w»*t an I
r a i l'rt r t !< r i ^ ia n
SKm:i> i re- :*t is kept lun \.
:i «•!}•*, > r..:n> I *w soon
th % I
tic" :n* .1 1 1m !pc* drive \ . * r !
An-! i .tnU, tr> * n • ni % i.u
hot:* r, no if*: 1 s’vin «r Hngjjctl
|»**re**. M .*• lv * lintb.T til , !unt >u*. *.
»'Utia, tieira!?'t ;,r»% j roi*;t!v rc- ,
Keyed. Knp a bottle Kandy ail the
f .if. < l a I if \i*u \c t..n out
»-t 'Iniu’h l.initiunt.
I ii»> » -* — . *•( $1.10.
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K»t«-»»1I> I hornu^hljf Kt*novit*d.
“W E II \ \ Dl.K ONLY FIRST C LASS
goods"
\N E [ NDKKST VNO HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
t loanlincsii and Coortf^y
IS OUR MOTTO.
PRIV \TE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
( H VULES 1 VMERON. PROP.
i
VK SERVE EVERYTHING
TH \ I IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol'KA l>\A ANO NIGHT
BRANCH
GRII.L
JOHN’S PI ACE |
and one week from today is Thanks*
giving.
According to the dispatches, fifteen
million men may he forced out of pos
itions because of the coal miners strike
resulting in the shortage of coal and
the closing of non-essential industries.
And about .‘$00,000 men will have can:
, ed 1:»,000,000 to he jobless. Strange
I mess of affairs, isn’t it?
K very body must learn that a ron
spiraev to make everybody els.* suffer
i is always dangerous for the c -«n»ir
! ators.
It is enough to give one palpal < n
of the heart to reflect that ’he
Thanksgiving turkey may go on stri a*.
There is now to he a drive on slang,
in the endeavor to make nur Ian* age
hone dry.
When it is sought by any means i*>
tie up national necessities a climv
' package results.
Optimistic “wots”, while still lup
ing for another drink before the vvo*l<?
is consumed by fire, agre<« that, wh'c
the governor of North Carolina mad
his celebrated remark to the gov« rn* ,*
>f ^outh Carolina, he said somethin:
Thanks to the sugar shortage, t!
‘amilv larder will contain few prose
vet ip the coming winter season o
need, and liolsl aviso* may flame out
at the janiless breakfast table of the
Xmor'can bourgeoisie.
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'SEWARD SNAPSHOTS^
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H. \. hoi-. »> is a passenger south
on the Xd*n *\*l Watson. Mr. Hoben
w ’ll perhaps b«* absent fron* Seward
fr t’ roe o>- four months.
Mrs. H. D. Martin, of the radio
stat on. accompanied by the two child
ren lefjr';ed last n=ght on the Admir
al Watson after a short visit at Ko
diak.
The r. S. S. Saturn arrived at San
Francisco last Monday forenoon and
Frank .1. ('otter wires the liphts are
st’ll bripht in old Frisco town.
(\ A*. Rartholf and family, of An
chorage, a*e aboard the Admiral Wat
son for Seattle. The body of Carroll
Rartholf is heinp taken to Roporsoii,
Idaho, for burial, the younp man hav
inp d»ed recently at Anchorape.
Joe Vojvodich. an alien, adjudped
insane at Anchorape, who has been in
the federal jail here since last Sunday
nipht, was taken to Valdez last nipht
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on the steamer.
J. .1. Finnepan was visitinp in Sew
ard last nipht while the Admiral Wat
son "Vs in port. Mr. Finnepan is on
his return to Juneau after a business
trip to Kodiak.
Rev. Cioorpp A. l.arn, in charpe of
the Baptist Orphanage at Kodiak, is
a passenger south on the Admiral
Watson
Twenty five from Anchorape are
aboard the \dmiml Watson hound for
Seattle.
Councilman Sam Graff ar,l wife,
arc aboard the Admiral Watson for
the states. Before returning to Seward
Mr. Graff expects to visit Boston.
M’s. Ralph Reed entertained at
bridge yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mr*?. C. W. Mossman, who has been
her guest for several days. Two tables
were played.
Mike Deegan is a passenger to Val
dez on the Admiral Watson on a busi
ness trip. «
D. C. Brownell left on the Admiral
Watson for Valdez to appear as a wit
ness in the Dempsey murder trial.
Fred Knowlton is on the Admir'd
Watson for Valdez to appear as a wit
ness in the Dempsey case.
T. W. Hawkins was trying to ru-h
the holiday season and believing that
today was to be Thanksgiving day,
had the grocery window nil fixed up
IMDENGLO
That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
the lolloping numbers;—
1 ACE POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET WATER
PERFUME
SACHET POWDER
SOAP
Just Arrived from
Palmer. New York.
i SEWARD DRUG CO.
The Pe.xall Store.
'\*i tli goo lies last Monday. Hut it is a
good window at that and full of sug
ri stions for the housewives.
R. J. Weir left on the Admiral Wai
st >n last night for Valdez to attend th.*
t.»irt vssion there. Mr. Weir expects
o turn on the Northwestern and ae
•ompanied hy Mrsf Weir go t<> th *
;tates on the Alameda.
Gus 1 Jorgen. between serving cus
tomers and doing other things, is now
idays consulting tho ouija board *o
ascertain if the Northwestern is going
to arrive on Thanksgiving Day, just
so as to break up his holiday.
Judge Charles E. IJunnell and oth
•r court officials left on the Admiral
Watson for Valdez. The trial of Will
iam Dempsey for the* minder of Isaac
Evans will come up at Valdez next
Monday.
Deputy 1’. S. Marshal C. W. Mosr.
man ami wife left on th»* Admiral
Watson for Valdez.
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\ MERICAN LEGION IS TO
hi: formed here tonight.
An Ameiicnn legion, composed of
those who have been in the service*
will be formed in Seward tonight. The
meeting is called for eight o’clock at
the tov n hall. Kvory man who has
b rn in any blanch of the service h,
:i ke. ;o attend tonight and enroll.
r vkks OFT FISH
The Admiral Watson loaded frozen i
fish at the Son Juan plant last night, i
jamming the cold storage to the limit, j
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\ DM lit VL WATSON ARRIVKS
FROM WESTWARD AND SAILED
FOR THE SOI TH AT MIDNIOHT j
Steamer Admiral Watson arrived
in port last night at 0:30 o’clock and
sailed south at midnight with the fol
lowing passengers from Seward:
For Seattle— Charles Jensen, K. II.
Fas sick, J. U. Carson, I*. Filippino,
Ci. H. Kneffler, V. A. Gillmore, A. (’
Hattie. L. Lystrom. Frank Rolshor,
David McAllister, John Rowcn, Mart
White. J. R. Pcorson. Alex Berau, <\
Gats, H. V. Hoben. S. M. Graff and !
wife. Rev. George J. Zinn, Oscar An
derson and J. H. Mammesen.
For Valdez Judge Charles m
Umnell. (’. W. Mossman and wife, V. |
Vojovich, Charles Nesnan, J. H. Den
aing, R. J. Weir; Fred C. Knowdton,
Charles K. Herron, Dr. F. Al. Boyle,
William Bryan, Jim Reece, Alex Lit
tle, .1. H. Her7er, James Truitt, Geo.
DID Y 0 U KNOW
That the Fruit The Key sells
is the very best that can be
purchased?
And that the Ooldcn Pheasant
( andy sold only at The Key
is perfectly perfect?
You can surely find
THE KEY
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Adams and P. H. Stafford.
* For Cordova-— Oscar B. Mart.
For Juneau - K. Cares, O. P. ReJ
nich, G. S. Larenze, Sum Bieri and
John Disslcr.
For Ketchikan— 0. McGoorty,
Charles K. West, J. Ratal f and Mike
Kaanuch.
GOING. TO VALDEZ TO BE
W ITNESSES IN THE MI'KDEIJ
CASE OK MARGARET VALOR
J. R. Merzer and W. H. Weave ,
11m* uo men who discovered the body
• of Margaret Valor, murdered at A j
chorape in August by William Demi •
sey, who confessed, are on their wav
to Valdez for the trial. The Valor case
comes up immediately following the
Evans case.
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DRIVE OUT
THE REDS
SEATTLE, Nov., 20— Gov. Thomas
Riggs, Jr., of Alaska, is hero and he
says Alaska is to make it so hot for
Reds that they will go beyond the
Arctic Circle. Gov. Riggs is to speak
at the Arctic Club next Saturday.
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NEW PLAN TO AVOID
CALLING OF STRIKES
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* ST. LOUIS, Nov., 20- The Am* ‘
erican Wining Congress delegates
' are considering a resolution urg
* ing the passage of a Federal law
* prohibiting the calling of strikes
* until after every means of con
* filiation have failed.
INVESTIGATE
SPECULATORS
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CHICAGO, Nov.. 20— The Fan
Price Committee is today investigating
charges that sugar speculators are at
tempting to force dealers to sign cor
tracts at exorbitant prices.
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To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
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HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
WAM. TAPER SIGNS
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
Samples and Prices on request. Special attention to mail
orders.
Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationer*
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SAILINGS i-'KOM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON !
ABOUT DECEMBER 1 si.
( oHipativ rrM.-1'vt-a rittlit to ohaHife schedule without notin'.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.••.Seward Alaska.
it I A £+ tjr #» STEAMSHIP sum
ALASKA COMPANY ««$*
SAILING SCHEDULE '
0A 0 0
Sail From Due Due Lv Seward
SEATTLE STEAM ER SEW A RD Southbound
Nov. 20 NORTHWESTERN No\. 27 Nov. 27
Nov. 30 ALAMEDA Dec. 0 Dec. 0 .
Dec. 10 NORTHWESTERN Dec. 17 Dec. 17
Dec. 20 ALAMEDA Dec. 20 Dec. 2d
Dec. 30 NORTHWESTERN Jan. 0 Jan. t>
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PHONE— Mad.. Ill
Office la Bank
Of Seward Building.
OFFICE HOURS
10 A. M..— To — 5 P. M.
6 P. M. — To — 8:30 P. M.
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Office in R. R. Bldg. }
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office. Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. U., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. cn.
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL ,
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L. O. 0. yu N*. 1426
Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A- B. Half. Viaitiaf Brothers
Invited.
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
C. A. Elite*, Secietary
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seet* on 2nd and 4th Saturday
each Month, 8 p. m.t Pioneer Hall
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Funeral Directors
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Dealers in Raw Furs. ,
Seattle, N*w York.
Alaska Building. 127 W. 27th Street.
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handled by expert graders and New York Market Priest are paid on correct
grading the day received. 11 desired, your shipments will be kept separate in
order that our price* may he approved by you. Pn^iding our valuation doe*
uof prove satisfactory, the furs will be returned to you. Transportation
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