GENERAL REPAIRING and HEXYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. BAZA NT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
FRYE — BKUtlN COMPANY
sew a k i>
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Assure ^our**!! of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
Jl ST RECEIVED
The liest Line of
\\ orkion Shoes
That Ever (ante
i’o Alaska.
Abo a ( oini**ete
Line oi Summer
Inden\eai\ in the
t uion Suits
The Place Where
Men Out!it.
COTTER'S
WILLIAM A. HESSE.
T. S. Mineral Surveyor,
KEDEOKP Mc.NULL COPE
Cordo\a, Alaska.
M VN \\ IT II TKN YK \K
old i;iuim;k makks
.\S>.\1 1.1 ON 1*1*1 KST
(Juneau Kmpiiei
Father Allard. who ivn-mly ar
1 t \
raped injury of tills lirunirh last S.u
urday. according to advices received
today from Skagway. Uainich came
on the priest as he was talking to
l.arry OVonnor and Taku Jatk.
chief of th.*' A11 in Indians and apu.u
ontly tried to draw a revolver from
underneath his coat.
Father Allard’s suspicions were
aroused and he went into a hou*e
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DEPARTMENT OK THE INTKKIOiv
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Trains leave and arrive at Seward a*
follow s:—
s-d* A. .\l. Wednesday* and Saturday
N-r Roosevelt. Tunnel, (iinhvc d
Anchorage. Arrive 4:d5 P. M. Mon
viay and Thursday.
\>» aeetions at Anchorage on Mor.da)
ami ITiduy at S:.‘U) A. M. lot
Matumisku, Wasilla, Houston, lal
Keeina. and on Wednesday at
A. M. for .Matanuska, Eska and
Chickaloon.
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DREAM \>1. I.l M IIEON and
Dinner serxed on the Seward— An
chorage train in (tie buffet ear. MB.
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HEATING
Sheet Metal W oiks
(HAS. LECH NEK
Tel. Madsn i4ti
wii:!** O’Connor grappled with
ltiunich, \\ h«» was apparently jjreatly
infuriated. In t!i * scuttle tollowinj?.
O’Connor took a revolver trom the
v * :M-t* • assailant and in doinu so
received a slight wound on the hand
from the hammer of the jjitn. Taku
Jack also took a knife off Hrunioh.
The latter was held by the other
t\\ • men until the arrival of police
m n and turned over to th*‘m.
l ather Allard says lininich’s ani
mosity extends back over a period
of ten years when the priest and
his sister were missionaries at At
lin. ttrunich is alleged to have
made himself very objectionable to
Miss Allard and some yountr native
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BEULAH B. WILSON, Oph. D.
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GLASSES properly fitted.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
. . . . .
Fifty pair of very best stock of blue
foxes for sale from our Long Island
Kanch, either in pairs or "ill furnish
loves of either sex. ( an ship ill Octo
ber or November. Prices given on ap
plication.
jv 1 :> K()!)I \K FOX FARM
KOIMAK. ALASKA.
! girls, and upon complaint of the
priest, was finally forbidden by the
authorities to go into the Indian
town. Ilrunich is said to have re
peatedly made threats against father
Allard’s life, and it is believed that
he was attempting to put them into
execution when arrested Saturday,
r.runieh is well known in Atlin,
wlv he resided for 20 years, and al
though very eccentric, was a good
mine!- and hard worker.
v> r\\ ER1 FEV ERISHLY
<;.\> WITH DRINKINC;
J VZZ. V EVERYTHIN!;
AN'TWERIN July (I— The cafes
of Antwerp, when' American “jazz"
music resounds nightly until the
oaijy morning hours and champagne
corks pop continuously at •»() to 10(.
francs a pop, are so crowded even
now with tourists . sailors in Tor a
shore celeb1 ation, and local spend
thrifts. and their proprietors won
der what more can happen.
There are no spirits soid— except
si!i r« pitiously— but the wine flows
so continously in the gilded cahar
»*t . and the beer so continuously in
the salors* “estamints”. down near]
the docks, that the noise and dancing j
know no bounds.
me of the dock saloons lv v
ben specialty rcchristenH since
Antwerp became the chief American
po t on the continent, to catch the
(•: d«* of American sailors and makcj
♦ lo rn feel as if they were down bv
the docks at home in the antiphohibi
tion days.
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1 / a around iidiens rciily “live in their
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brand r on • that youaren t wet f Got di \uHi Press'
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K no tit of tit: v years’ rubber experience we k o\» how to
make' t’ne rubber toucher the hoots w.i: weai tai longer
ane! keen your feet drv and e'omtu**:ahu\ ^ Pi n t ae\o pt in..ta*
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Here is a 2-panel j
3-ply fir-vcneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
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SEATTLE
One finds American sailors reach
11ng out their unpracticed feet for
I the bar rails in “Dirty Dick’s Place”
I
> ihat looks like the pictures on the
f i rested windows of “the biggest beer
I
I n town.
There are just as many merchant
! aliens in tin* expensive cafes, spend
American consular and other Ant- j
recreation ha! s for tlio merchant sail
ors here to take the place of the ca
fes, but, the\ told the correspondent,
there seems as y°t no way of doing it. i
“Dig recreation halls, with plenty)
«f music and light beer would serve,
he pu> pose splendidly/' one consu- ,
ir official said. “Jack is bound to
spend his money when ashore.”
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KOREAN I'OLK’E TOUTl UK
SKOL L, Korea., July 6— (’em
Jaiiit.s that the police in Korea some
inies go to such extreme as to put the
.means to torture, have reached the
overuoi-general of Korea and Direct
or AUaike, of the police bureau, has
issued an order to the provincial gov
ernors to put a stop to it. I he direct*
’>r announced that it was with gicat
regret that he heard, now and then, a
•riticism that “even of late, policemen
>ften fail to behave properly toward
.In* people.”
Referring to reports that the Ko
reans had been tortured, he told the
governors that “it is said the people
ire apt to thing the police and tortuic j
ire inseparable, the idea of the one
H‘ipg inevitably associated with that
»f the other.” He pointed out the even
f torture were practised only in a few
rases it naturally discredited the
whole system of the police. He added
“As you know very well, in modem
•ourts, judges rely on evidence rather
than on the confession of offenders,
and therefore torture has no place in
our police system. I trust that in act- i
ing against apy offenders you will do j
your best to collect evidence but never ;
attempt to extort confession from
them by the brutal means of torture.”
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APPENDICITIS DOOMED;
NOT FASHIONABLE NOW
PORTLAND, July C>— Appendi
citis is no longer fashionable. Oper
ations for the removal of the vermi
form appendix are going out of
style. Much that was called appendi
citis in recent years was not that
at all, but plain stomach ache in
varied degrees of intensity. This
was the consensus of majority opin
ion of doctors here in attendance
at the annual convention of the Ore
gon State Medical Association, voiced
following an address by Dr. James C.
Case of Michigan, on a recent
jenolocial study of pain in the lower
abdomen.”
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To the writer of scandals there is a
secret satisfaction about being an
onymous that is far sweeter than
fame. ^
H. V. Hoben ^ 1* • Da\ ••
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