NEWS NOTES
J. II. Eagle of New York has re
turned after his hunting trip. He
got three tine sheep but could not get
as big a moose as he was looking for
and will come back to look for one
again. Ben Swesey was his guide and
others of the party were Bryce How
ard. Eil. Crawford and Al Peel.
Frank Tascher and Fred Cox arc
two well known traveling men who'
are now in the city.
Dr. Joseph A. Silverman, the wef!
known medical practitioner of Kodiak,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
while on the way home from Valdez
after attending court. Pr. Silverman
seems to think that the results of cer
tain trials during the present term of
court are to be deplored for the sake
of the morality of the Natives.
Wilbur Ward left for Anchorage
last night on the Ala>ka.
I.OST
(‘.old locket; valued as keepsake,
iveturn Oateway. Keward.
EMPRESSTHEATRE
Tuesday. Oct. 3. 8:15 p.m.
SERPENT S TOOTH
A \ ita*:raph coiiuhH
The Man from Mexico
In apart'. Kanioti' I Mayor**, featuring John Uarrx mart*.
Comnlx Urania
Quality Leather i ops f1* ^
Here is foot-comfort for the co! lest day or
the wettest snow I ’ ers h pure ft .
gum over with thick, durable soles aiu
Heavy \v\h*I socks inside will keep your
feet warm. High-grade leather l«y>
protect ankles and legs.
Both the Duck l aw ton
and the Ribbed Logan arc
‘ Ball-Band Footwear
— the kind that
gives More
1 )ay$
Wear.
_ _ _ wenm is the same as the
1. in excei't iU.it it li.kS heels
and t ;> s »le-> U. tead of spring
heels, and is made with heaw
dtu k limn , , while the 1 ntan i»
a heavy ribbed »»v r. Made hv
Mishawaka Woolen Mtjf. I o.,
“The House that IV.ys Milhous
tor k}i tlity.“
UR3ACH
So ward. - Alaska *
RIBBED
LOGAN
Pore Gum
iSpnilg
Heel)
ON SHIPPING BOARD
LONG BRANCH, Oct. 3.—Bernard
Baker of Baltimore and William Den
man of San Francisco have been ap
pointed members of the* shipping
board.
WHITMAN SI RE FOR IIFGHKS
NKW YORK, Oct. 2.—Governor
Whitman declared today that Hughes
is sure of a majority over Wilson in
New York. _
GOKTIIALS RETIRING
NKW YORK. Oct. X Colonel Goo
thals has arrived from Panama and
again declares that he wants to re
t i re.
HITCHCOCK SERE OF ST VI E
\F\V YORK, Oct. 3. — Hitchcock
says Hughes will carry New York
state, Connecticut ami New Jersey hut
that New York City is doubtful.
FORM FOR WILSON
LONOREANCH, Oct. 3.- After his
conference with the President. Henry
l ord, automobile manufacturer, tie
dares that he will support Wilson al
j though he has always been a Republi
1 can.
I.VEHE \ M ERIC V N INVESTMENT
ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 3. — The
representatives of the American min
ing interests in Mexico are now con
ferring with the members of the in
ternational commission regarding the
future treatment which Ameiican
miners might look for in that country.
Since the discussion began it has
boon learned that the amount invest
ed by Americans in Mexico mines is a
hundred and thirty million dollar*.
ALASKA A It It IV KS
The steamship Alaska arrive ! yes
terday afternoon and left for the west
a few hours later. She brought tne
following passengers from Seattle to
Sewn rd:
Win. Salstrom, vMrs. A. J. itaber
and ehihl, Mrs. K. Keegan. I . Tasher.
1. It. (itisford. T\ (luater, and three
steerage.
California home Assorted Pickles,
tit teen cents per can.
P.ltOWX vV HAW KIN'S, “Quality
Ciist."
UNIVERSITY OF
VALDEZ ASSURED
VALDEZ, Sept. 22.—The Universi
ty of Valdez, mentioned in our col
umns some time ago, is now assured.
The plans have been made by the of
ficers of flu* University Club and on
their presentation to the Club at a
meeting last Wednesday evening they
were enthusiastically endorsed.
The course offered will cover a wide
range of subjects particularly adapted
to local conditions. Among the sub
jects in the curriculum are mathe
matics, English, Crencli, Spanish,
Latin, Carman, chemistry, domestic
.science, a complete law course, music,
both local and instumental, educa
tion, shorthand, typewriting, survey
ing, assaying, practical mining book
, keeping, geology, and other subjects
as they may be demanded.
The faculty has been chosen from!
educated men and women of Valdez
and is enthusiastic to a man over the
prospects of the school. As all the
teachers are busy during the day, the
sessions will be held in the evenings,
classes being held twice a week for
the entire term.
The minor details have not been
settled but will be completed by a
I committee composed of Mr. A. C\
I'aldwin, Mr. Walter T. Stuart and
Mrs. Meyer Ilium, Mr. I', (i. Davis,
president of the I’niversity t’lub, be
ing a member ex-otlicio of the com
mittee.—Times.
HA I.LA INK’S KIN MOST
COSTLY, ACC’CH'NT SHOWS
OLYMPIA, Sept. 21. 'I’he expense
account filed today by John K. Hal
laine, unsuccessful candidate for the
Republican nomination for congress
in the I'irst district, shows the Seat
tle man spent a total of $1.020.02.This
expense account was not itemized.
It holds the record up to date for size,
being the lirst to pass the $4,000
mark.
(Ieorge A. Lee, of Seattle, who fail
od to land the Republican nomination
for governor, spent $2,7d.TS‘». Of this
the largest single Lent was $708.40
for offices while $022.10 went for
printing and $004.00 for traveling and
personal expenses, postage, hall rent
: nd the like.
PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT
The Pioneers will meet tonight at 8
o’clock and all members are requested
to attend. There will be a “big feed”
of beans and other trail delicacies.
Largest shipment of peaches
that ever came to Seward, $1.50
a box while they last. Frown &
Hawkins, “Quality First.”
VERY ATTRACTIVE INDEED
Is our display of line candies. To a
judtfe of qualities in such merchandise,
the exhibit is a real treat. When to
this hit'll class is added the added at
traction of exceptionally low prices it
is not surprising that this store is so;
popular with the discriminating.
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY
HETTEL’S The Kodak Store.
Broadway. Seward
Agents for Eastman Kodak Sup
plies and Ansco Cameras
lEdison Talking Machines & Records 1
Columbia Phonographs & Records |
FOR RENT
First class boarding house and three
bedrooms, completely furnished. See
Cooper 9-28—tf.
New shipments of Stag Shirts and
Tin Pants.
Brown & Hawkins, “Quality First.”
Hansen’s Famous Lineman's special
guantlets and short gloves.
Brown & Hawkins, “Quality First.”
Miss Furber is visiting the city
from Mile 26.
Long distance ueiepnone Dootb at
The Branch.
BANK OF SEWARD
< >n the Basis of real Banking service the Hank of Seward
invites additional deposits from residents of this city, to
each of whom it w ill he our pleasure to render the prompt
and efficient service that a strong, conservative, completely
equipped Bank makes possible.
Four Per Cent Paid on Savings
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
Resources $350,000
ESTABLISHED 1905.
Territorial and City Depository.
tiruen
$40.001.
Watches
George the Jeweler
GROCERIES
“Quality First”
CLOTHING
Announcing the arrival of
THE RANGE WITH THE REPUTATION
—
“Quality First"
As “(jualit) First" has always been our policy, we believe
that we have been ver> fortunate in securing the agency
for
The Great Majestic Range
We wish to extend to everyone a most cordial invitation
to visit our store, where the ta\or of your inspection is in
vited, and your order at your own convenience will be
greatly appreciated.
Ilu* hot Lino of lli«*h (.ratio
P
FURNITURE
AND R U G S
in Alaska
IROWN & HAWKINS
Large Outfitters—General Merchandise
SEWARD "quality first” ANCHORAGE
THE
VERDICT
Once more the Majestic Range has been awarded a world
verdict over all competitors. This time it comes in the
shape of the gold medal given by the Panama-Pacific ex
hibition.
Call and get description booklets.
A COOK BOOK FREE WITH
EVERY RANGE
MECHANICS’ TOOLS
of all kinds and a General lane of
HARDWARE
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NOTE CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS:—Hardware I)ept., Adams 80; Office, Madison 80; Grocery Dept,,Main 1.