The
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Harriman National Bank
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of Alaska at Seward
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Condensed Report of Condition made to Comptroller of the Currency.
Friday, September 12th., I HI 9.
R K S O U R C K S
Loans and Discounts $ 29.18.1.00
Overdrafts •• None
Ronds to Secure L. S. Deposits 10.000.00
t . S. Liberty Ronds 21,418.20
Other Ronds, Securities, Etc., » 86,871.00
Stock iii Federal Reserve Rank 7.*0.00
Real Estate Owned 12,25 L22
Furniture & Fixtures L6H2.0.*
Interest Accrued .*22.0*1
t ash and Due from Ranks .... • 269.412.21
total $426,2H*i.S8
LI V II 1 L I T I E S
Capital Stock $ 25,000.00
t ndividtd Profits . 2,281.77
RoihU Borrowed . 10,000.00
Deposits 297,821.11
Total $126,205.88
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— DIR E C T O R S— ——
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN.
President. Ha: cumin National Rank. New York.
GASTON HARDY. President.
GUS RORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Mining.
I EON URBA< H, M
ERICH LUCAS, Vice President & Cashier.
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LATEST HEARST NEWS
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MA E MAKSH
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THE SPECIAL FIVE Part
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A Detective story of unusual
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Also A TRIANGLE One
Reel Comedy.
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THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST
Issued everv Saturday, is
just the condensed edition
of the Daily Gateway to
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send to your friends who
want to know about Sew
ard. Ten cents a copy, $1.
:>0 for six months or a
vear.
THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST
PLl’MHING AM)
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
( HAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
P A T R I C K
>1 A C K I N A W
COATS and SHIRTS
UREACH’S
NEXT TO THE KEY
...
"SPKC1 \L SUCKERS” $:UH> & $:t.30
BRO W N vNL II \ W KINS
“Quality First"
MINERS AT
JUNEAU UN
A STRIKE
According to advices received her#
,i strike embracing all mine employees
HI I SHIMS
TMV AM MM
With the passing of Sum
mer. Old Man Winter
tome* over the Hills Blow -
in» His ley Breath down
upon us, and
\VK NATl RALLY FEEL
CHILLY AND NEED
WARMER SHIRTS.
HOW IS YOl'R Sl’PPLY *'
Better take a look and see
if you need any.
We now have on display
the Largest line of Shirts
e\er shown in Seward
SHIRTS that will Appeal
to you from the Standpoint of QlWIJTY and VALl K. Flannel*
and Woolens* in new weaves and Wonderful Patterns, $3.30 to
$8.30. WORK SHIRTS— DRESS SHIRTS.
_A_ __
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ QUALITY FIRST ”
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THE WINTER WILL
Soon Ik* here.
GET YOUR ORDER FOR
VICTOR TALKING MACHINE
and Records.
RORGEN’S GROCERY,
Ai*ent.
WASHING
M U'HINES
OFARANTEED FOR
THREE YEARS
J. L. GRAEF
in the Juneau section ha> been declar
ed by Secretary Sawyer of the Alaska
Labor Union strike committee.
The men asked an increase of one
dollai per day. As no previous notice
of the strike had been given, the man
age ment was taken completely by sur
prise when seventy men of the Alaska
Juneau mine walked out. The mine j
managers refuse to grant the de
mands for an increase and set up the «
counter-claim that wages have been
increased on an average of $l.fil pe»*
day since the war began, making an
average daily pay at this time of $5.
Manager Bradley declares that tie*
mine has boon and is now operating a*
at a loss and says that any uncalled
for disturbance will have as a result, 1
the closing of the mine, which if once
closed will stay closed. Supt. Richards 1
asserts that the strikers are using
Bolsheviki tactics, and says that sev
enty-five per cent of tin* miners are
satisfied with their wages, conditions
under which they work, etc.
The Juneau business men do not
consider the situation as ser.ious, as
the strike is confined to the Alaska
.Junoau mine and yet there has been
no trouble in the mills, or at the Per
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serverance. According to the manag
ers. half of the men are already ba<*1(
on the job and the only effect of the
strike has been to create a shortage of
labor temporarily.
\LAMKDA GOES TO I’YAK
Returning from Anchorage on the
present tri?>. the Alameda will call at
Vyak f<>r fish. Cyak is near Kodiak
itnd this will delay the Alameda for
only about 24 hours.
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KLOISK IS COMING
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The gas boat Kloise is due in port '
this afternoon or evening from Kodiak \
to got the westward mail. The Kloise :
is to make one trip with mail for the 1
Bergen, as the latter ship will p rob ah- j
h* lay up here on her arrival this week, i
for the annual overhauling.
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SHOOTS A BLACK BEAR
W. E. Snider, a (riiost at the Hotel j
E *xton, went out yesterday in the
ft othills south of the city and returned |
with a little bear which he shot with j
a 22-rifle.
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DEADLOCKED ON PROHIBITION
WASHINGTON, Sept., 29— The ‘
P
A T (' 0 T T KU’S
Fall Goods —Just Arrived
Fall Suit Samples
Patrick Mackinaws
Cooper’s and Munsingwear
Winter underwear •
OVER COATS
STAG SHIRTS
Winter Weight Flannels
Sox and Mitts
A T C 0 T T Kit’S
LICENSE
Automobile lor Hire
SEWARD At TO SERVICE
Ellsworth- Prop.
Phone Day Phone Nijjhl
Adams 87 Madsn 64
Making Quilts? Lambs Wool Hats at
BRO W N & H AWKIN>
“(Quality First"
Senate anil House conferees are dead
locked on the* question of burden of
proof in the prosecution bill to enforce
prohibition.
JONES \ND POINTDEXTER
TOLD TO VOTE FOR THE
PROPOSED RESERVATIONS
SPOKANE, Sept., 2!)— The Re
publicans have telegraphed to Senat
ors Jones and Poindexter to support
the reservations to the amendments to
the League thus to preserve Ameri
canism.
PARIS, Sept., 29— The Rumanians
are planning the nationalization of the
petroleum fields to avoid pres lure of
American financiers seeking a monop- •
oly of the petroleum.
BANK OF SEWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
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S. O. MORFORD
| and
I JOHN D. SULLIVAN
| 2nd Floor Van G^derBldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
' WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
Pi. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
WALL PAPER AKINS |
FREDERICK BROADWELL j
DECORATOR !
Samples and Prices on request. Special attention to mail |
orders.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
Aiid> > express met*Is all lrains and
learners. Phone 113.
Big Hen Watch & Fob Free with each
.Boy’s Suit, during all of September,
B tt 0 W N & II A W Iv I N S
“Quality First"
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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GENERAL REPAIRING ;ind VCETYl.ENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. HAZANT*
~ i • MACHINIST.
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SPECIALTY (iAS ENGINES.
ALASKA SHOP
(Formerly Hotter*)
ICE CREAM SODAS AND SOFT DRINKS
KODAK SUPPLIES CANDIES
PHONOGRAPHS HASS BUNTE
TOILET ARTICLES HOEFLERS JOHNSTONS
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ALASKA SOUVEN IK POST CARDS
DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
CROWN GASOLINE $1.98 per case
at Graefs.
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DISTILLATE $3.30 per case at Graefs
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FOR SALE— Dining Chairs- Graefs.
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
FOR SALE— Seward Soda Works
on easy terms, for full particulars
write Roy Ashland. 1214- 3rd Ave.
North ; Seattle, Washington. S30.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
' CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTl'RE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams 128,
SYLVIA’S
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Entire New Management. R
Newly decorated and re- I
furnished throughout.
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