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Published |>ailv, Fuvpt Sundays and Holidays j
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GAIF.W \) PI III.ISIIINC. COMPANY. (Inc.)
KI.MFK V. FKIKNU. FMTOK and (.FNFKAL MAN \(iKK.
Ha? > V. llol»« n, President. Frank L. Hallainc, Sec.
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under Art of Miirrli i, 1879.
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MA\i I A. I*. I., June 21 - Japan
•••- not w i>h t«» exploit China eccomi
t.J neith. » has she any political am
•« - n Siberia. atao.ding t«> Sahure
kuai'M. Japanese consul general in
Manil.t, who add essed lin* UotaiA
Chii» i eccntly.
**\\ e are not so iooli>h a> t«» ktll
• .1 goo>e that lay* tin* golden eggs.”
■ d M'\ Kurusa in discussing the pol
v ot* his country toward China.
T'i epean countries have wide inter
,t- n t’iuna and so ha> America. If
Japan should try to gobble up China
..; d '* '»utf!» economic or military ay
">,on take control, we should have
• L*ht the countries that have in
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CAFE
R«*<viilD rhi'toughl) Renovated.
“\\ E II AN OLE ONL\ MUSI CLASS
GOODS'*
“W K l NDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE l HEM”
* ItMiilmess and Court fa?
IS OCR MO I I O.
ruiv \ I K DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
i II \RI.ES 1 WII KOY PROP.
I or till* I’m -«t I not I
ami Mo*t iVrfnl
>erviee, there i>
None Itofter hi the
City.
MARATHON
CAFE
Catering to Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Private Boxen.
Cuisine of the best
Dine with us.
GABRIEL SANTOS
TOM RALLY
Proprietor*.
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t* osts there. Also wo should cause
tho Chinese people to turn against
•is.*’
lYt’eniiijr th the Japanese occupa
tion of Vlad vostok on April d. he as
netted that Japan desires onl%\ to
•uaianteo the safety of Japanese peo
ple and propelty.
*1* always has hee t the intention of
Jan:.n to withdraw her troops from
!>• a as >oon as conditions will per
meontinuoil M . Rurusu. “They
went the'o to nwuo the Czecho-Slo
vaks. hut the f'eoi^iaphical location ot
.lapa»’ and Japanese interests will not
pe n ♦ the abandonment of campaign
now.*
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T \\ NOW PI. \( i:i> ON
AM. SCHOLASTIC FAILVKKS
ROSTOV June 21 - Massachu
setts Institute of Technology has
pht.«<l a tax on scholastic failure.-.
f Hereafter students who tail or show
a deficiency in a study must pay $•’»
for each shortcoming. The rule has
arou>ed protest from the under-gradu
ates. who are supported hy some
members of the faculty.
I.oomo 1 M Passano. professor of
mathematics, taking the side of the
students, wrote a formal communica
turn to the executive committee in
ah ’h he a'gmd that professor and
.'tudont are jointly involved in sueh
f% du? s. He suggested that instruct
o he fined w th students for each
fai*u e in their classes, if the rule is
to hold.
wtmt W FMITLFD
TO \ OI F II HF DID AID
VI IA IN RFt FNT WAR
WHKEI !W. Va.. Juno 21—Tho I
right el an Amorii an to vote has not
boon forfeited if In* ha.> sworn allogi- ;
aruv to a foivign allied nation to aid
in t1 p oxrution of war. according ,
to a .••(*« ut in ing of Attorn*\\ < tenoral
K. T. England of West Virginia.
The tiding was made in the case
of A boi t Marshall of Wheeling, who >
had boon d nii'il tho right to vote bo
causo ho enlisted with the Canadian
troops at the boginning of tho world
war. However, he joined the American
army when the first of the expedition
ary foice> art ived overseas.
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! \l> V\| ( LEAN—SHAVEN WHEN |
K\ E KNEW HIM. DECISION
DCDADEST. Juno 21 Adam did not
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Don’t Knock
Just ENTER
T 0 U R IS T S A T T E N T 1 0 N
When in ANCHOR AOR stop at the
HOTEL PARSONS
SI earn Heat
New addition, best rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold running water and call
hells in each room. Pri\ato baths. I Vie es to suit all guests.
MRS. I KKI) PV!\ SONS. Proprietoress.
' M A V AL .1 V N K .
\ i c: t o u =
= u t: t o \x D s |
Wo ha\o just reeoi\t»d the E
E latest N ietor Uocords.
E C ome in and hear I lit* S,
famous artists on the E
V 1 < T \X O L A =
( E C JI 111' k 2
Mot ormiek E
k roister E
E Do («oj{orza
E Dowell E
£2 (Jalli-l'urei E
E tallest Daneo Records just 2
E in. (Jot your favorite before r
E present stork is exhausted. E
I SKWAKD UKIJGCO. |
= •• Till: HKXAI.I. STOI5K ” =
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iMllllliniiiiimiiimimiiiimimmpiimu
wear a heard according to the dictum
of Al. Terov, director of the Hungar
ian National Art .Museum, who has
eliminated tin* great ancestor’s hir
sute adornment in restoring Jordons’
famous picture “Adam and Eve.** Ex
amination has shown that tin* board
win not a part of the original pic
tun* hut was painted on during the
last century when hoards were pop
ular. In the restored work, there
fore, Adam is shown clean-shaven.
'I his canvas was one that escaped
the fury of tin* communists. It was
the »ioporty of Count Karaosonyi,
who gave it to a loader of the
Red guard for having aided in sav
ing a valuable collection. Eater the
picture was sold to the musomum for
th me lion crowns.
NAME 01 S< IIOONER
IS CHANCED TO SC1T
TONCCE OF ESKIMO
SKATTI.K. June 10— When the
Hibbard Swenson company of Seattle
asked tin* customs department tor
permission t<» change the name of the
pitv.vr .'ciioonei * ’Tyco” to “Chukotsh
on the plea tliat the latter name is
easier to pronounce, the company s of
ficers meant to he taken seriously, de
spite the merriment in government
circles caused by the request. When
besieged with questions as to where
he “got that stuff” Henry C. Hibbard,
h»»ad of tin* company, explained that
all ; long the Arctic Siberian coast
from the Kskimo tongue while “Tyee”
is not only difficult for the natives
to p»enounce but hard lor them to
remember. At last accounts the
“Tyee” that was the “Chugotsk that
is, was reeling off knots on its four
thousand mile journey to its Arctic
destination and with its new name
shining in bright letters on its side.
MOTOR ROAl* IS I.INKD
w mi m<; snow hanks
COLORADO SIMM NOS, Colo., June
2\— Kavlv visitors to tho Rocky
Mountains this summer are finding a
IS 0 0 S T 0 u u
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F I S II JS K I K S
0 V It MININ (i
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\ N l» () U U OIL.
THB IIAIIHOK AND
T11K LLV
Can Struggle Along.
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motor road to the summit of Pike's
Peak hank'd on either sid<* with snow
above their heads.
In dealing the cog load to the
summit, a flat car with an inclined
plain* of hea\\\ iron wa.s hacked into
the snow by an engine. When th • ear
was filled, the engine pulled away and
the snow was shoveled from the car
to the side of the road.
For the motor highway, however,
lahoier.s and shovels had to do the
luav\ woik. It took several weeks.
Tli»» work was started early in .May.
Some of the drifts were fifteen feet
deep.
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You will find almost iaih six’s tor
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burns, bites and stings hist a* re
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Seward Steam Laundry
PHONE MAIN 118
Classifieds
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish bail for sale at Hali
but Cove, price three cents a pound.
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EOK SALE— Water front proper
ty for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Holman, owner. A 19
Linoleum and (ongoleum rugs at
Graef’s.
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
Graels.
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Jardiniers at Graefs 75 cts.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
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Two and three ply roofing at
Graefs.
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Aluminum ware at Graefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies st Graefs.
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Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
booksellers. Newsdealers and Stationers
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_r,PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANYg==J
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS
( Capl. M. I>I. Jensen )
JI NK 20lh.
j STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
SAILS SOUTH BOUN D
MONDAY. JUNE 21.
('omp.iny reserves right to change schedule wilhoul notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.• •.Seward Alaska.
AI ASKAggagt « 1
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SK.VI I I.K
June 17
J*tiu» 21
Jily 1
J.iiy S
.l;i!y IS
.tally 22
J.iiy 2!»
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Noiihwcsti rn
Alaska
A lamed a
North w ostein
Alaska
A lam Vila
Norths ostern
Duo
ShW.VKD
June 2 S
June 30
July 7
July 1 1
July 21
July 28
Auk- 1
Duo Lv So ward
Southbound
Juno 23
Juno 30
July 9
July 11
J u I y 21
July 30
Aug., 4
a. h. McDonald, Agent.
PROFESSIONAL |
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DU. H. A. BLYTH
Dentist
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At present at LuTouche on a
professional visit.
Will return about
June 15th.
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J. H. ROMIG, K. D.
Office in R. R. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
*Plones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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L. R. C. P. & L. R. C. S. Edinburgh
L, F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. D., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
I FRATERNAL I «
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L. 0. 0. M„ No. 1425
Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M.. at
A. B. Hall. Visiting Brothers
! Invited.
Cltas. krefting, Dictator.
A. H. L. Meyer, Secretary.
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
* IGLO NO. y •
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Meets on 2nd and Uh .Friday •
* each month, 8 p. m„ Pioneer Hall •
WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalmera
Funeral Directors
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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