The
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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
ftHi-. Report of Condition made to Comptroller of the Currency.
'Wednesday, December 29th, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loom and Discounts.... ® 9,704.40
Overdrafts_ NONE
Bonds to Secure U. S. Deposit*-<- £®>®®?,?9
U. S. Liberty Bonds----- 24.884.45
Other Bonds, Securities, Etc.- .1SL049.45
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ——-— ^®-®®
Real btate Owned___
Furniture and Fixtures- 4,234.89
Interest Accrued- 890.00
and Due from Bank* - 195,027.39
Total . $892,907.70
, LIABILITIES
Capital Stock _*__ . .. —... $ 25,000.00
Undivided Profits _- W70J7
Borrowed __— ..—— 10,000.00
Deposits_ 850,537.43
Total_ $892,907,70
—DIRECTORS—
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN.
President, Harriman National Bank, New York.
GASTON HARDY, President
GUS BORGEN, Merchant
HUGH DOUGHERTY, Real Estate St Mining.
LEON URBACH, Merchant
ERICH LUCAS, Vice President A Cashier.
The Broadway Shop I
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Women’s, Girls’ and Boy’s Toques, 75c
Infants’ Cashmere Hose ... 50c
| White Sateen, per yapd, 65c
Black Sateen, per yard, - - - 90c
<■ Cambric, per yard, * - 35c
Aprons (light and dark patterns) - $2.50
; Boys’and girls’Hose- ... 60c
1 HOUSE
SLIPPERS
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j Cur prices are all "Normalcy” prices.
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—PRESENTS—
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
—IN—
“*T*H*E* *C*L*A*W*”
ALSO A Mack Sennett (2) Red Comedy Featuring
LOUISE FAZENDA, BILLY ARMSTRONG, JOHN
HENRY and TEDDY.* in “LET ’ER GO”
SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 P. M. and 9: P. M.
BRYANT WASHBURN IN “PUTTING IT OVER”
JUDGE LANDIS CARRIES ON
In the new order of things in pro
fessional baseball a burden is placed
Upon. Judge Landis, which no other
heavily weighed business man need
envy him. Upon the judge will depend
• the Meets or failure of the cleansing
prOMS in baseball ranks. Not only
will he direct the process of sifting
the chaff from the wheat but he must
hasp it dean thereafter. The cotnmis
efener is equipped with the weapons
accessary to carry on the crusade.
It can be seen that the success of
the renovating movement depends up
on the energy, acumen and earnest
ness ef the bend of baseball. He must
fciieo behind. Urn- ft* whole-hearted
eapport of every baaebaP dab owner,
p-ir~ aad taper is order that the
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millions who follow the great national
game search the profession thorough
ly for weeds that must be uprooted.
The health of baseball cannot be
consigned to one man. Regradless of
his ability one person alone cannot
mold the destiny of the game. The
burden is upon all denisens of the base
ball world, high and low, to keep a
sharp lookout for the "sure-thing”
magnates to keep them from the folds
of the organised game.
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The Liberty Theatre has been show
ing some splendid features the past
week; Seward has one of the best
theatres for a town of her aise in the
territory and should give all the sup
port'ah* la abb la baip aad kaap tbb
thaataahfa*.
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BORGEN’S
DISHES
WE HAVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENTS OF DISHES EVER SHOWN IN SEWARD
WE HAVE JUST THE DISH YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR TO REPLACE THE ONE YOU ACCIDENTLY
BROKE.
WE HAVE THAT EXTRA PIECE YOU HAVE BEEN
WANTING.
SINGLE PIECES AND SETS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
OUR GROCERY STOCK IS FRESH AND COMPLETE
ALWAYS.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
BORGEN’S
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A Vital Message
This is a time for living dost to the lias, this is a tins for
faith and work.
If you’ve got a )oh or a businesa, or a piece of productive '
land, be glad-for thousands haven’t.
This is no time for despair or dseouragement. For we are
riding our course over the breakers to the clear calm sea of
contentment ahead.
Economic conditions are changing to the normal; faith and
work, not theories, wifi speed the new era of prosperity.
The Bank of Seward is alive to the pregnant possibilities of
of the present, and bespeaks Its hearty cooperation to pro
duce firmer, more stable conditions. Oar best advice to you
is to keep your feet on the ground, your head steady and
your f nance in good shape by building up carefully your
bank balance. Temporary conditions cannot, then, hurt you.
Bank of Seward
ESTABLISHED ISM.
Seward Light & Power Company-Main 0
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NEW YEAR WILL SEE SEVERAL j
SWAPS IN BASEBALL!
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By Jack Veiock.
. NEW YORK, Through the stove,
league fire is smouldering while the
magnates celebrate the holidays it will
flare up anew after the first of the j
year, when baseball men settle dow i
to the business of preparing for the
season to come.
Early in January the joint meeting •
of major and minor league clubs will
convene in Chicago to draw up and
sign a new national agreement undoi
which it seems certain now the drai’v
will be restored. During the Chicago
meeting managers who plan changes
in the lineup will complete deals start
ed some time ago and sales are expect
ed.
The Yankees, already strengthened
as the result of their deal with Boston,
which brought Schang, Harper, Hoyt.,
and McNally to New York, are after
an outfielder and it is whispered tha*
Harry Heilman of the Tigers may
jorae to New York.
Huggins has plenty of material for
«rading and Wally Pipp, it is said,
would be used in this way, if the Yan
kees can get a player they want
Brooklyn has decided to keep Dutch
Seuther as Manager Robinson believes
lie can bring out the best there is in
the pitcher.
Ty Cobb, new manager of Detroit,
is sure to shake up his team and de
i
spite President Dunn’s statement that
Tris Speaker would stand pat on the
Indians, it was not probable Cleveland
would get into the market although j
keeping an eye on the Yankees who
are going to be feared by every Amer- j
ican league club next season.
Manager ftibson of the Pirates, in-1
tends to shake up his team and ex-j
pects to close several deals next1
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month. Wild Bill Donovan is casting ;
about for players, while Fred Mitchell |
has al ready admitted that the Braves s
can be made over.
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HOOK EXPLAINS
JUTLAND FIGHT
(By Asociated)
LONDON, Jan. 16— Another cbap
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ter was added to the controversy over
the battle of Jutland when the ad
miralty today published the eagerly
awaited volume of 600 pages on this
crucial naval engagement, containing.
Admiral Jellicoe’s dispatch describing
the battle and the narratives of the
British squadron commanders.
Admiral Jellicoe in his covering dis
patch, dated June 16, 1916, declared
he felt no amdety regarding the ad*
vanned position of the forces under7
Vice Admiral Beatty, /commander or
when Batty sighted the enemy battle
the battle cruiser squadron, and that
c:niM» the vice admiral adopted the
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engaging the enemy and endeavoring
to keep between the enemy and his j
base.
There has been much controversy i
over the question whether Jellicoe
should have gone to Beatty's assist
ance when it appeared the battle was
imminent.
The facts which contributed to the
British losses in the battle, said Ad- :
miral Jellicoe in his ersonal reports,
weie indifferent armor protection for j
the battle cruisers, particularly as re- j
gatd turret armor and <fcck plating;
together with the disadvantage of th. j
light conditions for the British.
"A disturbing feature of the battle
cruiser action,” Admiral Jellieoe re
ported, "Was the fact that five Brit
ish vessels at the same time were able
to .sink the Queen Mary and the In
defatigable.” . ' ,
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