GKNKKAL KKCAIKING and Al K'H I.KNK WKUMNG
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. IIAZANT*
MACHINIST.
sm iAl/n i; \S KNGINLS.
FKYE — UliUllN COMl’AM Y
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Inspect our J\\i rijjeratora.
Assure \our>t*li ot CU'an!iiu**s
unit Sanitary Conditions.
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t.E. CHAMBERLIN
ol‘ Seward.
Announces his caaiiiua'w
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from 'he *bd
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
• MACK K. WOKRSON
• OK MMI.CHIC
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Announces her cuiululucv lor
• the Territorial ll«u-e of Ueprc
sent at i vc# subject to the IVmo
1 * rratir primaries in April 11*20.
DEPAR'I II > i Oi I H1 INTKKIOrt
\!a>kuu Htiyineeriiuj Commission
1’iains leave ami arrive at Seward a
lot lows:—
-‘vl1 A. U. Wednesday ami Saturday,
;i>r Roosevelt. Tunnel, Girdv %<
Aneliorape. Arrive 5:00 1* M. Mon
iay ami Thursday.
*o etion.s at Anchorage on Momh;\
and Thursday at S :•'>() A. M. ^os
.Vlatanuska, Was ila, Houston, l'al
.vetna. ami on Wednesday and rr;
at S:.*:o A. M. for Matonuska,
l >Ka, ami CUickaloon.
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|:U*■AM VST, I CNCIIKON and
) an r M*r\ed on the Seward — Ait
train i:' i c kuffet ear. A!»h
VO ( \NMi*AI.S on TilK
i |H( R >N ISL *..<o SAYS
\i.:\ who jti'.KN- iHKii;-;
|.OS AW,ELKS. r.ilif.. April 27—
r; of the »'lining expedite!.
t*a|»ti-ip H;* ry do WIndt. an Kngli h
« xpW'*.. said la.* plans to leatl to i ’•
bur .in Islaru »a *»' * Oidt o. ( uLfoin a
need not fear “white cannibal.'*" re
ported th“re. according to Los Angel
es residents who ha v visited the :s'
and.
Persons v« turning from Tihumr.,
however, have given it an unpleasant
■ •nut; t\ n. lb y have reported tint it
is ovri run vv<th ‘eptslos and tlii.it the
\ lians living there, while
ncti’oW h«*-‘ih\ are . i!!en and dis
trustful.
Stor»e> - f •» sLang*' white tribe.
*:g p«»*’s-Mcd darts and an ancient
I*1 u,v !• . Ini'S to bag occasional visitors
to provide native feast, aio scouted
here. Some Los Angeles residents
J. C. McBRIDE,
(OK JUNEAU)
Candidate for Republican National
Committeeman
Twenty-two year’s continuous lesidcnce in Alaska.
Thoroughly conversant with Alaska', needs. For many years engaged
in mining, ruercha ulu i.ig and the fisheries of Alaska.
Stands u lequivocalLy for Alaskans for all offices and the fullest
development of Alaska’s resources advantageously to all interested.
\ VOTE FOR M’HR IDE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION,
APRIL 27. ME \NS t ERRlTORIAI. PROCiRKSS AM) PROSPERITY.
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CAN III DATE FOK ATTORN i-A OKNERAI. AT THE REIT.'IJI.ICAN
PRIMARIES.
II u l C K
Valve— in— Head
MOTOR CARS
Six Cylinder
Open and Closed
Models
.. II. .. K. . K L l. S W 0 R T II ..
Ajjent lor
M’ltiird. V uliioZi Cu.deva aril
Anchorage.
ii \oii want something choice lor
the wife or sweetheart, get a box oi
Helen A niello at the Alaska Shop.
have reported having seen natives
t arrying modern firearms.
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UKTUIIKAN TO II \VK
sioiit-sklim; ai to cuts
\<*t to h • outdone by other coast
,-ities in the matter of entertain'n.r
he toitris Ketchikan, has organiz
ed an auto sight-seeing compary,
known as the Ketchikan Slrert far
WITH A PRACTICAL
UNSELFISH AND FAIR
ADMINISTRATION
TO LABOR And CAPITA 1.
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OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
company. The sight-seeing cars will
leave the center of town every hail
hour and will take tourists througn
the main streets of Ketchikan, to the
.i.mber imJis andt canneries and other
, places of iiiteiest around the town.
\MKKICANS KLAIMMl
TO C.KOW ( OTTON IN MEX
MKXICO CITY, April ‘J7— Ameri
can capitalists are reported to be
planning for the development of cet
v«m gi owing in the Laguna district cf
tin* state of Coahuda. This district
I
has grown large crops of cotton for
! many years, it j . understood also that
the Americans n.: 11 plant thousands of
i acres in Tam ad ipas to wheat. Th i
governnn nt is said, to look w th favor
; on these projects.
liven th * self-made man dosen’t
boast of his woith to the assessor.
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H. V. Hobcn A- F- ,)avia
ALASKA TRANSFER
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Murpules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
JOHN’ A. NELSON, Manager
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Office Admiral ift'ilding
Wayne 151 tie. \gent
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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DISTRIBUTORS
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