GENER AL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
FKYE — HIIUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerator*.
.Assure Youreelt of Cleanliness
anti Sanitary Conditions.
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JUST RECEIVED 1
The Rest Line of I
V. oi king Shoes *
hat Ever Came I
To Alaska.
• Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place Where
IMen Outfit.
COTTER’S
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• WILLIAM A. HESSE,
• I*. S. Mineral Surveyor,
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• BEOFOKO McNKILL COOE
• ('ortlova. Alaska.
Rl'FFIANS n r IT*
•OELKlOrS” SCRAl*
|\ ITALIAN “RING”
ROME. Italy. June UV— Uoxjng and
r,i*e fighting have just gained some
herd*ay i" Italy. As a result, em
bryonic sporting writers are being
hoiii whose efforts tor liowory dt
4 soriptions eclispe even the vernaeu
lar even of the American sporting
columns. Here i» the report of a
prize fight from one of the p-ovin.ial
pa* ers:
• TheYe was vivacious animation w
th? imoatient crowd when V or<* ap
peared on the .scene what appeared
t * be two Run caissons thai had
j»u*t t-oine out of battle. 1 •• ,M (
scanty attired— so much sa that
tho\ were nearly froze to th * te« th.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
, Trains leave ami arrive at Seward
follows:—
, '*•01' A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwral
Anchorage. Arrive 4:35 P. M. Mon-!
day and Thursday.
1 Connections at Anchorage on Monday
and Friday at 8:30 A. 31. foi '
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal-j
koctna, and on Wednesday at 8:30
A. M. for Matanuska, Eska anti
Chickaloon.
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i!KK VKKAST. I.UNCHKON and
Dinner M*r\ed on the Seward— An
chorage train in (he buffet car. MG.
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Then there was sounded a fnmave
o' trumpets right into the ear* of
the waiting crowd und it was as it
the wath of God had been let hose.
* Then the»*e were the spy ting
biov tl> who frothed at the mouth
ikvt me the public was ignorant of
the beauty and passion of the spoit
■ an 1 1 ecauso the spectators di I not
take the sport seriously. Th;? dc*
i lie** u; sport— as the English call it,
*lb«* manly art of self-defense*— was
prohibited before the war. Cut then
the wav was fought for liberty and
right, at least the right to enjoy one
self even at the risk of others losing
their lives.
“Tim two ruffians were placed in
the ‘ring’ (a cord which separates
them from the crowd). After some
preliminaries, the two began to launch
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• BEULAH B. WILSON. Oph. D. *
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Have your EYES tested and
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* . GLASSES properly fitted.
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ROOM 2
* ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
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blows at one another— a truly intel-1
lectual amusement to watch. One of
the two by virtue of his being light-1
weight champion, gave the other a ,
severe punch in the stomach. The oth
er returned a punch to the jaw as if
nothing had happened. The public
luughed and commented.
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FISHER.MEN’S WAGE SCALE
IN TERRITORY FOR 1924'
(■illnet and Gap fishermen are now
signing up for tin* season’s work in
Western and Central Alaska at the j
sea’' recently agreed upon by thej
union and the various companies. The j
new schedule provides approximately1
26 per cent increase over the scale
of last year. The principal change
from the l!Mi> scale is the ran money,
which is $200 against $1*0 last year,
for all the districts except Karluk,
wh *rc $270 against $250 last year is
paid for the ran. The contracts also
specify that $1.00 per hour bo paid
for all overtime including Sundays
and holidays. i
Kates on fish per boat in Bristol
buy for Nushagak, Kvichak, Xaknek
and Egegak is to he 50 cent** each
for Kings, against 40 cents last y*ar;
D cents for Reds and Medium Reds,
2' v conts for Finks and 5 cents for
Chums, these amounts being divided
between the two men constituting a
boats crew.
Fetes for Central and Southeastern
Alaska are as follows: Karluk, $S per
thousand cases; Alitak, 2 cents, per,
case; Cook inlet, 2 cents per case;
Chignik, 1 .'1*4 cents per case; Fort
Wrangell, 1'- cents per case; Uyak,
$17.?t* per thousand cases.
ISEWARD SNAPSHOTS1
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Miss Jennie Peterson, formerly of ]
this city, returned on the Alaska this |
morning and is registered at the Ho-1
tel St ward.
Judge W. A. Munly arrived on the
Alaska on route to Anchorage. Judge
Mindv i> registered at the Hotel Sex-,
toil.
Arthur H. Miller left on the Alas
ka today for Valdez.
Miss Mae Connor, who has been the
A Rigger Rubber Root
Dollar
know just ;i i m >i 11 y\hal. you should
A «m*I from pair of !v»nN, Aon know
when you \e g >1 \our money s worth—
years of experience have taught you that.
We claim that Goodrich “i li-Press carry
you l>eyond dial |x>.'nl. I hey give what
you ordinarily c m. iGor “your money's
worth"—and then keep going. They arc
more Ilian one-sea 1 Ixots. \ i 1 ^
more fishermen are wearing them every
day. Make your dollar go farther with
Goodrich. Look for the red Line Round
the Top. 30,000 dealers.
TTIE R F. GOODRICH IV. RRFR CO.
iSieutllf* II iu>h. Akron, Ohio
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Night and Day Service
Day Phone— Ada mu 87.
Night Phone— Madison 64.
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Here is a 2-panel ]
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
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illustrated home
builders’ 1920 cat
alogue.
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SEATTLE
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
Seward women will be surprised
at the INSTANT pleasnne action of
simple glycerine, buckthorn bark, etc.,
as mixed in Adler-i-ka. One spoon
ful relieves ANY CASE gas on stom
ach or sour stomach. Because Adler-i
ka acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel it often cures constipation and
prevents appendicitis. One lady re
ports herself CURED of a bad case of
bowel trouble and constipation.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
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nfue ;t for the past two weeks of Mrs.
Wanen, left on the Alaska today for
the states.
\\\ H. Ilrowu, who has boon at tho
radio slatioh for some time, accomp
anied by his wife and son, left on the
Alaska today for Ketchikan.
Charles E. Lambert arrived on the
Alaska from Juneau and is a guest at
the Hotel Overland.
Miss H. Lawler, from Portland, ar
rival on thrt Alaska, is registered at
the Hotel Seward.
A. J. Meals, from Valdez, arrived
m the Alaska and is making his head
quarters at the Hotel Sexton.
v,*s. j. II. McKeehan, enroute to
•\ov h< me at Anchorage, arrived on the
Vlaska and is registered at the Hotel
Reward.
Miss Helen Griffith, from Seattle,
ift registered at the Hotel Seward hav
ing arrived on the Alaska.
Roy Reubens and Marcus Mayer,
raveling men, are registered at the
Hotel Overland having come in on the
Alaska this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Romig is expected
:o be a passenger on the Gateway City
limited today from Anchorage.
Mrs. H. R. Robinson and children
returned on the Alaska today from a
visit to Valdez.
S. L. Starr, traveling man from San
Francisco, arrived on tho Alaska and
is at the Overland.
Two days mail arrived on the Alas
ka from the states.
The coast guard cutter Algonquin
will probably get away during the
night for the westward.
C. VV. Donnallv, with the commis
sion at Anchorage, left on the Alaska
today for the states.
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SEWARD WINS BALL GAME
The Seward players took the five
inning baseball game last night from
the Algonquin players by a score of 5
to 4. To those who had never seen a
baseball game before, there were no
errors. The game however was simply
for the pleasure and the sport
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BENEFIT DANCE A SUCCESS
The benefit dance given last night
by the Pioneers for Lars M. Olson, at
the Arctic Brotherhood hall, was a
pronounced success and nearly $250
will be handed over to the pioneer for
his trip to the states. The attendance
at the dance was large, citizens, sol
diers, officers and members of the
crew of the coast guard cutter Algon
quin all having a splendid time.
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fire boys have smoker
The members of the Seward Volun
teer Fire Department, after their
business meeting last night, enjoyed
a buffet luncheon prepared by Chief
Guest. A good time was had by the
members and others who dropped in
for the smoker.
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H. V. Hoben A- F' D,vi‘
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Tranafering Phonea, Main 17 ar.J 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marpules — Proprietor#
SEWARD ALASKA
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Office Admiral Building
, Wayne PI ue. Agent. .
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giving that new and delicious flavor so
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