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mentioned fact. In all his acts, the
speaker said, Mr. Wickersham re
minded him of the rooster crowing!
when the hen lays an egg. Some of,
the arguments which Grigsby read
documents to prove were that Wick- [
ersham when he saw a legislature in-1
evitable asked for one that did not
have power enough to do any harm,
that Wickersham only brings up the
fish bill before election when the ter-,
ritory has been asking it for four
years, and that he "butted in" when
Kichurdson got the road appropriation
and in other instances just to be with
the flowing tide. Mr. Grigsby is en
11roly opposed to the proposed IVvel
opnient Hoard which \V ickersnam
favors. He pointed out last 'night
that it would consist of live men. three
of whom would be non-residents of
the territory. He also expressed the
belief that Alaska should elect its
own judges, marshals and district at
torney* and he wound up with an el
oquent plea for the election of Charles
Suizer so that a new man might have
a chance. At the close of his speech
Mr. Ci rigs by was warmly applauded
again.
ELECTION RESULTS
CHICAGO. Sept. 14.— Incomplete j
returns show that William h'ulton has
probably defeated Lorimer by a thou
saml votes. Dunne's plurality will be
probably one hundred and fifty thou
sand. Medill McCormick i> leading
for congressman at large and Mann
will be an easy winner.
AR1/.ON \
WIOKXIX, Ariz.. Sept. 14. Hunt,
the Democratic candidate for govern
or. has won by live thousand majority.
Ashurst was unopposed and Kibbey,
Republican, gets the I’nited States
senatorship.
COLORADO
DFNYKK. Sept. 14 -The re-nomi
nation of Carlson is assured.
CLAIMS RKCOI’NT
NFW OKLKANS. Sept. 14.—A re
count will probably be made here as
Ponders says illegalities were practis
ed. Former Governor Sanders i.-» ex
pected to win renomination.
I'OINDKXTKR SI UF
SPOKANF, Sept. 14.—One hundred
and ninety precinct* have driven Vein
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dexter 8425 on the tirst and 28.10 on
the secon choice. Humphrey in the
same precincts got 25G0 on the tirst
and 5GG0 on the second choice. The
latest returns show Poindexter lea.#
iug in King county and this fact has
led Humphrey to abandon hope.
MILLER NOT YKT SURE
SKAT I LK, Sept. 14.—There seems
to be an increased possibility from the
latest returns that Landon will win |
over Miller. With .'105 precincts
counted Miller has 15,250 and Landon
15,0-10. Itallaine carried his Rome
and University precincts with majori
ties of 50 and 170. Poindexter is in
creasing over the state.
LOUIMEIi l>EEE \TK1>
niK’ACO, Sept. 14.—l.orimer now
admits defeat.
U ( lSKS WILSON
SPOKANE. Sept. 14— Manly, the
dry nominee for the presidency,
charged in a speech here last night
that Wilson is playing the suffraget
tes because he fears defeat.
EM PRESSTHEATRE
Thursday,Sept. 14, 8:15 p.m.
PATHE NEWS No. 32
‘John Glayde’s Honour’
Gold Rooster Rathe play in "> parts, featuring
C. AUBREY SMITH and MARY LAWTON
Children under 1-years positively not admitted without per
mit from health orticer.
$40.00 t.
Watches
$300.00
George the Jeweler
Woodrow House
MILE SEVEN
Good Meals
Clean Beds
Quiet Home
Good Fishing Rates Reasonable
SEE
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THE LIVE REAL ESTATE MAN
For the Best Beal Estate
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Office 4th & Adams. ,
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Best Liquors
Cigars
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Pool and Billiards
Cafe and Lunch Coun
ter in Connection
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF SEWARD
At the ('lose ot Business September 5th, 1916
RESOURCES:
Bunking House, Furniture and Fixtures—$ 18,173.06
Bonds and Warrants. 2,360.00
Loans and Discounts. 201,869.27
Cold Dust on Hand. 2,230.19
Other Real Estate Owned. 1,000.00
OVERDRAFTS. 16.42
Cash and fxchange - - - $124,469.14
$ 350,118.08
LIABILITIES
Capital.$ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 6*640.52
Deposits.$318,477.56
$ 350,118.08
Reserve on above statement required by law, 20.Per.Cent
OUR RESERVE - - - - 40 Per Cent.
Territorial and City Depository. Four 1>er Cent 1>a,(l on Savings*
ESTABLISHED 1905 BANK OF SE^^ARD ESTABLISHED 1»0;>
JOHN BALL AIN K SAYS
GLAD M1LLKK WON
SKATTLK, Sept. 14.—John Ballaine
personally interviewed today says that •
Miller is a good friend of his and a1
friend of the Alaska railroad. Mr.
Balla*ne even said he v. as glad Mil
ler won. He refutes the l’ost-lmMli
genoer statement that he has been
double dealing. The Ballaine vote
was the surprise of the campaign.
CHICAGO, Sept. 14. — Dunne’s
Cook County plurality over Bowden
for the governorship is sixty thou
sand.
SPECIAL PACIFIC CAMPAIGN
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 14.—Burle
son and Wilson had an extensive con
ference today regarding a special
Pacific Coast campaign.
WIND SWEEPING FIRES IN
SANTA IRl / MOCNTAINS
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14.—
Great tires are raging in the Santa
Cruz mountains and millionaire ri*% Ti
ers are out fighting the blazes. Fifty
thousand acres have been tire swept
and the damage is not estimated.
Long distance telephone booth at
The Branch.
FIVE KILLED
_
NEWARK, Sept. 14.—Five men;
were killed today by an explosion of
an ammonia tank in a condensary.
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Ottoman Cloth Khiva Cloth
Eden Cloth Devonshire Cloth
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PATENT LEATHER BELTS CROCHET HOOKS
ALL WOOL YARNS OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS
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THE SHOP OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES
J. C. FORI) OUT OF THE
PACIFIC COAST COMPANY
SEATTLE, Sept. 14. — J. C. Ford
hats resigned as president of the
Pacific Coast Steamship company and
has been succeeded by Edward Wartv
Loth refuse to comment on the reas
on for the change.
ROOSEVELT CONGRATULATES
SENATOR POINDEXTER
NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—Theodore
Roosevelt today congratulated Miles
Poindexter on his nomination from
Washington and declares that he sees
victory ahead in the national elections
Heinz’s Fresh BAKED BEANS,
fifteen cents per can.
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First.”
NEW PRINCIPAL WANTS
TO MEET THE PARENTS
Miss Wallace, the new principal,
has expressed a wish to meet the par
ents of the school children if thfcy
have any problems to discuss before
school opens. She is stuyin# at the
Hotel Seward.
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POLITICAL NOTES
PHOENIX, Sept. 14.—Hunt is in
creasing his lead.
DENVER, Sept. 14.—The Nicholson
supporters refuse to concede defeat.
VILLA ALIVE FtJNSTON SAYS
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 14.—Gener
al Funston declared today that THlii
is surely alive and is in the state ol
Chihuahua.
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