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SEWARD, ALASKA. 1 >i DAY, MARCH 17, 1919. __
VO XII, NT* _______—
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Si ra
j£j li f
H. D. Tia.per, brother of Noli o
Neai, who a riu-1 on t:*e A a ka '. i
the .tat.' , check d out f.or.i the Ho: l
St morning
for MiV- 45.
I. . C. S.rai!j.*h; :i, ph S jraphrr w* o
is making a z cat s -ccc with \ ';
work, has on di -p ay at the So ; •!
Co., many p’tnA 1 moo e p *
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insula.
Mi-s. Al II 'brrts left for her home u
Milo 2" y. * moi
rived from a v» it in the .states o” i’;
Alaska.
Tory Trad 1 *>n\ F Fo”p<'\ and ^
W. v" ’ y, N’(nana 1 who 1
b'eo ;p the ^-ttl In*nnt»*y at Car,.n
Podc" p,%d v ho nr*:i'*<V dp the A’a :
choc!\P ! o<t froTO *b*' Sc”*ard vps't -
day morn‘n.7 and started for the in
terior.
Mihe MdVr, well* brov n oo"k. i
now t*-e cW at the me s in the C' n
mtesion bni’dinp.
Carl Strpneth and R 'b >i*t WoP
rinp. army's on the A’a ha.
puo^ts at the Hotel S ^va d. Pcth
pent 1 "men enmo » orth apd vRl be r:
ployed b tue Uni vers a1 Pv-P odi: t
Company (Hrinp the sea on.
John Pertor., discoverer of th"
Iditared. vho lo t hi w ’> and davj. ’ -
ter in the Sophia dirnstcr. r« brr -i
north on the Ah e ar t v bile in '
ard made hi- he:ick»wter$ at the Ov
erland. Mr. 15 aton lrft yesterday r'r
the interior.
Corporal Amt pit i) < bor. vto
rived on tVo Ab ka from the stb *s
and r~~i bred at thA Ove aT''i, h-f*
for the Chi' kabop m:n< = y b'-day.
G«s Gillis, “the Opt mo kid." i ','1
Nk W. D
Myers Tobacco C>. arri*?b
Alaska, started for
• morpbr by dorr bam. While in tb
citv they were jrv'sb at the Ovevla d
Jack Sutherland, former labor br. 1
er at Anchova«*o retimed ‘com oim ot
thA carbon en > in t’ s states on t ie
Alaska. " Tr. Sot hr 'and b ft the O r
lrn ' ve br 1 y and i * on 1'.is way hr h
home.
Fred Bunco, in his jpm boat, arr v
ed in nort yerte dav afternoon bom
Seldom"a. Fred M. O’Nbil. known as
the “Tennessee Kid.” came over wib.
Mr. B mce and is registered at the
Hot d Soxton.
Tomas B. Dmyton, o' Mi’e 2 k who
has been ?t the Sexton for fovco
days, returned to his station on th<
train yesterday.
Hurlb rt A’ de ‘*>n a*' 1 Pnb L't*’
left yesterday on a <r boat for So’
dovia. Bo‘h mm have h«rr at the IT)
tel Sevnnd for sew* :>d dnv*.
K K Carbon. r :- * e *v,r.»>
ii ho arrived on ♦he V** bo *v*1 rorr’ t
ered at the Sexton, left br home or»
the train yesterdav.
Mrs. C. P. Hubbard, who has bmr
visiting in Seward fo; .several weeks,
I5v \ss'»cia!id Pros*
PARIS. March IT— Tho .Turro- S‘.»
ns £ : a • } di -
at Si alata > .•’.".•I Dalmai: \%
: :iv\ •> *! o > Cuijrht t!v inhabitan .
•v i‘:i ’ iv’.r-' kiUirj: and voundvr
• : ty. /ho inhab’tants iHally oryr •
I (hove the Pa’ians ha V
.•!) ar! their vcf? VH.
rr u i: treaty soon
I'ARIS, v-wch !7 — Tho Dnti b d
♦ > i'i P';r' Conform* e hr
will be
v. ***':»' th”ce we*d;s. Th* proliminai /
nof to include tho I.nap
x’a ‘or ; r oros't^n a.> thi< i' to ' *
lof for on ’deration in tho fin-»!
t ronty.
EXPORTATIONS PROM GERMANY
r ONI ON, y«n 1 17— The Briti h
•' > * <* •*'■>*■> {• Tkr'^ have on’'’ od
\>4*A,V nn't4'*'.’ron"*min«r
.. f,nrn Germany of potah
‘'mher. d’c an 1 other products.
STEHYING SPANISH ISSEE
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1 - T. . v'. . • •
r-o ,*»*v ♦ >',*>’ r:’ro,' a commit
f , * i,l • »’i . r] ;Af.f of Cr'^in'p p4"*4 '**•
^ f1 <> I of Vji^'rtr o
nmnrt ba< endorsed Predd'Mt
V”' T'f pv.ipnfinhi h *t reserve*. doc ”•
», 1 ’p4* C’O of ;mv V
nr»i♦ a-' ’ th° fi'dntf of military par*
no by 4he Leappio.
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rorpTVPv new 'c,fvt
OP \ TV'ir? \ l, T P'F to PE
STATIONED AT WCIIORACE
' M. Comtiv'v. oas^'mew ro’tV
♦ i • t'^c n 'v
o* •' T,0vrr«. Pemdno** bi'
; ’ » i v’t’i \rf,hor*''C'o f >»
•»-' vp •• • prj,’ 1'*> ; br^n tl'O
• . of Chambo'* of Commerce* of
C.tv.
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.. ^TT1 t- ya Tb ^7— |” •], qUOt «
- o ' . . o f .O.v • '!— V' -|
• 0r. quarter cent '
*■ o. rr%p*'< find r^d cod
*’ r.M ’ one ba1f cents.
** • • •",0(1 ve t • ia,. to her home at the
f tan vase mire.
*ame> II. Sto t^ma" from Mile hi
«n^ *n on !act night's train and is
if i l at the Hot. 1 Sexton.
Frank’ O ZH\ rest irawt man of
\* kcmn'T'*. arrivr.l on the A’a:' «
n vi- if to F * rtat*' . checked oat
v v» So’i’a^l yesterday and
started for his home. •
D. A. Wolf, Cache C~eck. mme op.
**, ’ 1 > st in*''or5 j»t thA Hot<d ^
• fo’to'-ir" hi - a • i’ai on thr A1 n*
t*a. Wt on yesterday’s train for t!m
• ry*
TVod p ,7 p'tor *nn. JTnns
Erickson and J. L. Smeat«*n. al* m*n
. •.on nf ♦T.e TdPn'V'd. loft for the
ir*e»*?or ve^terdav. Tho four men nr
'■-p' on t^n Alaska and registered at
the Seward,
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ip a m fi II !
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t>y. 3 Kfc.iair.JM Ute^> “ ■*
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The bg minstrel’ show and other
foataies,. the annual event of t */>
Arctic Hrothorhood, is to be given t->
vrht in the A. II. Ilall. The manage
U :v yi' in r t! at ti e curtain on the
fir t act will go up at 8:45 oVlo k.
The doors will be open at 7:1” oVh• ••:
mvI during the gathering of the Sc v*
a d:tes selections v ill be given hy
rv • '.rd’s new O'clie tra.
The s! eh h ir j*o;m: to bo a rb
tW w, every member in it b' in;* VY
y\ their Fnns and fully alive to th
c- < : of finny situations. Thos0 trk*
!\rt in the sketch are mcscTan
Eh' . Z:nn an l Fiicnd, Mi s Nina
The ?cn and Messers Weir. Hanncu.
Ba ’ or. Fov.ch and Tarv.atnr.
S "ard*" child favoirte**, Ma'it E’ '?
art' ’o^ Brad haw will Ir hoard in ••
’a4 on'*. “Fov Love,” and th’s will h
;»c "pi nod by fancy da^cinf*.
’ on th° Irp no’ o vi’l bo let lo
an’ -om thor« priviliped to bo pr>
en‘ at the does • relv ar al ye^te^div
th' nin trelsv part i • poinp to be o*
of ’ e b 'st jrirl shows evor seer. •
S'"-a d. Every som* is a late ra te *
tyt "-erv dpnre is a clover arrar*fr
nit"'1, w’lh novel feature*. Th°re v* ’
t>' !V*a°n end3 a**'4 j*rn‘hom'>n ’
t1 ■»> but the chi^f nn't or t’
"o : n ef the show a’e the ladi0<?, <
,voAt\' costume" and ’a ^ so**^
a*4’ h\r e •. Florence Elr •
4h ’Vr'^hy son;* “We'' Wp' ^’:r
M <d*!mo"r is t* h° beard iv t
••• 1 ?t “Smile*5;” 4 Bab5” Cott
bp 4’’p r^as-'y saVct’ou “Kiss Mr
V • M o?>d Miss C. Pm our will a’
•h - * One Hour, Sweetheart, W f
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» pv'n ‘r> the minrt*el show rv
v;ilv tV f:1]o*s giving the’r r’
' jnbc- in ovdor to permit t,',r
an opportunity to re~t for tV
Vatnrc. Erch Luca^ wiR give .
hi A t inLablo sty1*: “I’Il Apologize*
an' 4 ho final0, “A Ra'nbow from tin
U. " A. ” will b> given bv D. C
Br • roll a listed by the entire comp
any.
*' J. Lane is going to show how
da ng ran he done by .a colored mar
an on Tov.de, that nifty perform*
tl e flying banjo , is to be an
otl star feature of the male porfo*
me" .
’ e ladies in the chorus are Jos^Y
orth, Mrs. C. A. Ectes, Mae Cil
m< •■*, Rabe Cotter, Emily Rnrgrn
"T; aret Pcr.iig, Jane McNally and
Co ' Y:\ rcore1* and Mrs. Ellis.
’’ r end men. they a,?o have some
-r • ’ johe \ are E. R. Tarwatev, Jor
2\\ Erich Lucas, Tom Towle rnd
R T. I an*. Other renCemen in the
'•h .<? are S. W. Weir. Hugh Pouch.
P. -\ Towle, Verne Elliott and J. J.
H; 'on.
' ” nt gord oM v^te^ao actor, W. ?*
TT v ic» the interlocutor and it is no
’'?*•*> tc the other' from getting
' rr ’ d a"d forgetting their cues.
m p vric- to b" a big night, and i*“
;t ' mi^od by anyone , exclusive of
th: regular nightwatchmcn, who must
!lv Associated Tress
SEATTLE, March 17— An increase
In ; as ..j; r fare, between Seattle j
and Ala. lea point , f om ten to fifteen
j ;• ccr! was announce ! today, by the
Ala. ha St arm hip Co., effective March ,
oo
MM,
It i • ? )t hnown today whether tn<*
Pacif'c St am hip Co., will advarr *e
fh s j*n.* miger ia e bot. it is rumored
tV th com; any will raise rates va
tin ir id cam iv a’, o.
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|]> Assort a! od I Toss
* Mar h n— Pi rate! ov
f o.n IVtr ad retort CO 000 Chine*
.\o.*kmAn have or^a i/.?d t.> conduct a
•o oil tie nary ptoraj*anc!a to cstab
k\ k Coy ict govc.r.mcnts t.rough s,i'.
Clr'na.
The Civ no o p'vcrrmoot official*
nr' v or i~d an l aka me I an 1 are « n
1 a*vcrin r to check any such activities.
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ornrr at t:i:n tsin
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k7ASniMrTO>T. March IT— Unit
| '1 States Min* ter TMin ch was re
■* 1 t’ p/ f’o ritrat’on i*. quiet :A
'U T. in fo*lowin'* the t’ovldo hr
\v • n Jn^ano ^ ro’diers rt U. S. Ma**
ev Mud t*** R'uneh i* Tradin'* a fud
of r,'> trovbln which took place
M Tien T dn last week.
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i H'^n'T’C! A\*f)
WILL prncprrT M'orvn
THIS ALASKA SECTION
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Tovn Mnlvil dl, fruu Cequillo O’"*, j
* ’ rhl time prospector and min '.g
•r 7 of the Pneifie Coa t. arrived m
V* Agasha and h registered at the
L'1 1 Seward. Mr. Mulvihill intend'!
5 o prospecting in tin’’ portion rrc
v’ perhaps be out, in the bills r v ,
ra! »n.v?itl'.:.
MANY LEAVE ON TR MN
Ore hundred and seven left So-v
r ! yesterday morn ng on the t o
’•avis bound for various p’aeos in ‘he j
nt nor. Twenty v o soldiers left :n j
\ special car behind the rotary °a A
'0‘ terday morning and the remainder
f (ho 107 got away on the rrgida* i
' a i at 0:00 yesterday forenoon
lie ert pa sengers, only 0nc from the
int nor, arrived on the train la*l
night.
I
kcr > a look-out over the ci<y, they vi
regret th^ occassion.
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PLACES WILL CLOSE
Oxvinp to the Minstrel show, t'-ere
*
will be no movie show at the Liberty
theatre tonight.
George Schmitt, of the Sewrv«’
bakery, al o those employed at th
•hop. are go:ng to take in t^e w!« t-*-’
performance and the ha’ erv " ill there
| fore be closed from 8 until.11 o’clock,
i and then opened for after the theatre
i parties.
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15\ A*s;,ci;ilet! Press
CAMP LEWIS, March IT— Sccr-s
tary Baker, visiting th:s camp, nia !o
a . '.it r.i nl to lay that hj hopes to be
abl to demobilize soldiers within
10 cipht hour.; after they reach U -
va. 01 !s* camps f:om over sea duty.
Demobolization now taker, a week
or t n days but the War Secretary
c d that ho hope;? to have the pay
an . rocoids ready for the men upon
arrival at the demobolization camp .
Secretary Baker says that Car.ni
T.o is v-ill always remain an army
past probable the United State”? army
• i'l ho formed into preat division;!1
unit , one to bo located here.
"OFNTIL WILL MEET THIS
EVENING AT AN EARLY 110 IP
O lug to the minstrel show of t!r
A’vtic Brotherhood, the city coun.T
wil! mc°t tonight at 7:H0 o’clock in
t a i of 8 o’clock. All members are
veq” '/ted to be present at the new
time.
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HILDRETH IS IN ROME
I’. II. Hildreth has- been visiting .r
Pro ’ according to a port card receiv
ed b • George Phelps. Mr Hildreth
wl ■> ir, connected witli the Y. M. C. A
wo/k rs in Europe, writes as follow/,
"nd :* date of February from Romo*
“A *1 having a great visit here for a
•c. k. Have visited many places of In
*er*T-t in Rome. This morning I had
•V • Vasmr? of attending Candle ma r
*n t’*rt Vatican chapel ar.d witnessed
’’ me at worship and many otho*
-h’• -h (Ugni’aries. I was the on'y
\rv •'-an given the privilege and felt
mu *h honored.”
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\LA°KA SULPHUR BEDS
ARE TO BE DEVELOPED
Y7 vd was rece'vod in Seward 1>V
-or.!1 on the Alaska that schooner Ho'
ao'' v Baxter was loading supplies
*or.t-o and was expected to clear from
r,nor->*- So^nd lest week for Akun Is
*ar 1 O-cat sulphur beds on the island ,
' be developed this S'OB^on hv tnf
V« ’-a Sulphur Comrany. The romo-:
->»v* |: composed of Chicago capital
ists.
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n \ r[ TO OPPOSE LEAGUE
SPOKANE. March 17—■ Senator
T^rfiY of Tda^o, sneaks in this &tat-'
MO'*f ,*n opposition to the Lea
gue cf Nations.
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By Ass ;ci.tUd Cross
LONDON, March IT— Foimer Gen
eral Sixt \on Amine, also a Ge man
Count, has been beaten to death by
pea ants according to official advic »s
re cived here.
The gen0', al is reported to have shot
at the peasant for gathering firewood
on his estate in Bohemia. Later a mob
of pea ants formed and ra ded the es
tate, pillaging the Chateau and then,
j finding the former German Genera!,
! cool; him f*om his hiding place and
! boat him to death.
C'-ut Sixt von Amin, was the com
| mander of the German army in Fland
ers.
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By Associated Press
SEATTLE, March 17— Steamer
Admiral Farragut sailed lor Alaska
.orts last Saturday afternoon. The
o'.owing passengers are aboard fur
ward: It. M. Courtney, J. S. Web*
ter, M. L. Peters, T. W. Glass, Dan
McDonald, Don Dukish, J. Butts an!
3. Carrul.
The Admiral Farragut lias eight
lavs mail and express. The steamer
goes to Kodiak on the present trip.
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dy Associated Pro*
NEW YORK, March 17— Near y
'0,000 participated in the St. Patrick's
’ay parade this forenoon. Soldiers and
ailorr. were given the honor places
*n the parade. John W. Goff, former
Supreme Justice, was marshal of the
day.
IRISH MEET IN SEATTLE
SEATTLE, March 17— Two thous
and Irish attended a meeting: this aft
ernoon and passed a resolution that
lre’and is entitled to re^-determina
tion and that the L*agrue of Nation?
should pnavantee Ireland securty :n
pursuit of freedom and happiness.
DONALD M’KENZIE DEAD
SEATTLE. March 17— Donald A.
McKenzie died at Washington D. C.,
1a?t Saturday nirht accord'ng: to ad
vices received hero ye°tevday.
Mr. McKenzie was a promoter of
Alaskan indii*trjAo and manned out
tho route of the Northwestern Rail
road.
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