THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(OM.V HANK IN ALASKA) ' \
M E M H E R
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates $1 a day and up
M A HORNER. Mtai£tr (IRS. W. A. MeNEILEY, Praj
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FIRE INSURANCE j
. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN I
2nd Floor Van G*'der Bide. SEWAKD. ALASKA j
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
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PARAMOUNT Pictograph
Cartoon Comedy— Travel
TRIANGLE FEATURE Co.
PRESENTS
BELLE BENNETT
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ASHES OF HOPE”
The story of a woman side- -
tracked on her road to glory.
In 5— Parts.
Also A TRIANGLE One red
Comedv.
CAUGHT with the GOODS’
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Steamer Admiral Watson arrived
in j»o)t at U::‘.0 o'clock this forenoon
bringing ldS ton> of freight and ">!
passengers, as follows: Mrs. W. M.
Abbott, R K. B«*nn and wife, A. K.
Busch, Hendrieth Jansen, H. B. XoVe,
Mis. l>. C. Brownell, Mrs. A. l>. Brown
llarlev I. Pierson, Robert W. R'pVy,
Julius .J. Shugne, Andrew S. Kraut*,
Walter A. Anderson. William A. Dunn
K. Cfuarmeri, Kdward M. Kelley, Lu
cas Krowichc, W. P. Karr, John Kdd
iugs, Kdward Olson, K. H. Dodson.1
Shirley A. Baker, C. Sieger, Katie
Heitman. Mrs. K. R. Anderson and
two children. W. S. Hair, Mike Htc*,
gan. C. Caesar. John Masura, Xirk
Deronoff, Robert Manthy, Willtwr.
Manthy and three steerage.
Purser O.arry Bach reports a spl n
did trip north for th^ time of the
year.
Leaving Seward for the westward,
the Admiral Watson will call on!v nt
Halibut Cove, where "imhi barrels of
pickled herring will be taken aboard,
for shipment to the states, and at Sol-;
•dovia.
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Cordova this morning at 5 o’;lock |
SYLVIA’S
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Apt. A. H. McDonald dors not exp‘it;]
the steamer to arrive in Seward uut*! j i
late tomorrow night possibly,not im.it
Wednesday morning.
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SI.IDKS ON UAII.KO AD
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The telegraph lines are down -e• j
tween Seward and Anchorage owing
to a slide on Turnagain arm. As far j
as known hero the train leaving Satin - j
day is held up by the slide and *ias
not reached Anchorage. Undoubtedly A
there was no train out from Anchor• j j
age today, in fact nothing is known "i
nositivelv regarding train inovom-vl-. •(
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FORMER GERMAN SHIPS
VRE OFFERED FOR 8 ALE
BY THE SHIPPING BOARD S
WASHINGTON, Jan., 5— The ship- ; j
ping hoard has offered for sale to ' I
American hovel's, thirty former Gi j|
ipao ship*, including the gigantic t.e
viathan, George Washington, Agam
mendon and other prominent passeng-! j
er linAis. The steamers, when puvehas- H
ed, must he used on routes designated ic
by the Shipping Hoard which hope* loj?
establish passenger lines to all parts fj
of the world.
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COMMCNISTS P1NCHEP
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NEW YORK. Jan.. 5,— Twrhej
Cemmunist party organizers have ne-m • -
arrested here in the raid* on Radical-, il!
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Ole Knutson and Peter Knutsm
were found guilty of illegal fishing • »
Ketchikan recently. They have ap
pealed their case.
Poles are up arc! wires strung ‘oi
the electric light plant at Hyder. 1 he
line has been extended to Mirimachi
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PHONE
DELIVERY FROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
4
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butte/ and Eggs.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAXIMUM
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beat these Goods for Quality.
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World. Associated Cress Service.
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( HAS. E. BROWN, PRESIDENT
SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
J. L McNALLY, ASST CASHIHR
DIRECTORS
(.has. £. Brown, Sidney Anderoon J. M. Sloan
Maurice D. Lcehey U. S. Balderston
Interest Notice
14th SEMI - ANNUAL PAYMENT OF INTEREST
The Usual interest on deposits, in the Savings Department of tide
Dank, will be credited on our books January First.
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It will be your privilege to draw this interest on the Second ol
January, or at any time after that Date. But if you prefer to let the
interest remain you may do so, and it will bear interest the same
your other deposits.
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