GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. B VZ ANT
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - HAS KMJINKS.
I KYK — KKU1 IN CX)MPANY
J 11^1 receixed new mild >uu»r cured
V 1 IN I C H A >1 S
£$e per ll».
1T> or.o — A real Bargain.
Jl’ST RECEIVED
The Rest Line of
\\ orking Shoes
That E'er f ame
i’o Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
l nion Saits
The Flare Where
Men Outfit.
COTTER'S
• WILLIAM A. 1IKSSK
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• U. S. Minora! Surveyor.
• Mi'MH I- A’OllK
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• Cordova. Alaska.
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KXI'EHIMKN 1 IN BUKKIMMi
SOON UK l NOK1M' \KKN
Cross breeding ''1 yak with
American cattle will be attempted
* this year at the I* aiibanks go\eni
* ment farm, according to advices re -
ceivod in Seward, lh:s experiment
was proposed two years ago. but
lack of funds and other drawbacks
forvd its postponement tor the time
being.
A cow and bull yak recently
passed through Whitehoj -a\ having
been shipper! fruir^ the Canadian
beard at Baniff. Canada. to Fair
bank.-. The Fairbanks farm recent
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DKiwm mi:nt of the intkkkm
Alaskan Kn<inet*rin£ Commission
Trains leave and arrive at Seward as
follows:—
- ■('{' A. .M. Wednesday and Saturday
Am Koosovolt, ’Tunnel, (iirdvvc'-u
A Meliorate. Arrive 4:d.~> F. M. Mon
day and 'ihurtday.
\)*im>*etions at Anchoviuje on Mor.du)
Ui.d Friday at 8:.*1U A. M. fot
Mutaruiska, VVasilla. Houstou, Fal
Kretna. and on Wednesday at 8:.‘U)
A. M. Tor Mntanuska, Kska and
Ch eka oon.
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i:i:i: \KI VST. LUNCHEON and
l)i mer served on the Seward — An
ehoraue tram in the biitfel ear. Ml».
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PLUMBING AND *
HEATING *
Sheet Metal V* orks
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* Cl I AS. LECHNEK '
■' Tel. Madsn 146
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\ acquired a small land of ttallo
wy \ cattle from the k<wliak station
and this strain wit l»e crossed with
the yak.
The idea was conceived by dr.
of t
cultural department s stations in
\luska. It is his belief that suc
ce^uil cross breeding can be ac
compli*l:ed. lie is convinced that
a hardy strain of stock will he pro
duc'd that will not only be able to
withstand the rigors of the North
ein winters better than ordinary
cattle, but will also prove profit
able to their owners for d.tlry as
well as butchering purposes. The
experiment will be carried out un
i
BEULAH B. WILSON. Oph. I).
Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly fitted.
BOOM 2
KLLSWOBTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
CAMPHOR AND
\\ ITCHHAZEL
HELP W EAK EYES
Seward people are astonished at
the tjiiiek il-Mill: produced by simple
wilenhazel, camphor, iiydiastis, etc.,
ar mixed in Lavopth rye wash. In
• ;i ca r of weak and ncursigltt<d eyes
i tew days use brought great im
provement. In anotle east* it stopped
•ye pains and inflammation. We guar
atre a small lmiile of Lavoptik to
trip ANY CASK weak, strained or
nftamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup
IK K. Seward l)rug Co.
(1 t the ;>o sonal supervision of M.
1». Snodivrass. .superintendent of
Ka rbanks station. If it is success
ful, : anchors in the Kail hanks dis
, rio* will he supplied with stock
at a nominal cost to carry on the
breeding on a kcommercial basis.
\.VR|{ It' \ S SITK! M U V
KILL ON SlIIITIMi IS
K1TTICKLY DKNOl NCR!)
I
I. Aug.. 1-— The Jones Hill.:
o<l a "Am iiica’s bid for I
>iii rping supremacy." is denounced by
the >hipping expett of the Sunday Ob- 1
s.u e; as “retaliatory and discrimina
tory.”
He declares that this has taught j
oth r nations tlige importance of own
im n mercantile Marine and that
iin; a merehantile Marine anti that
jea ousy has been aroused throughout
the world by the “ability and magni
fy nee” of the P. itish mercantile es
tablishment. “In two countries,” he
as. »rts. “in particular, is a feeling or
•m t hitter jealousy against our mer
cantile marine. These two countries
.n- France and the I’nited States.”
The writer declares that there is
nothing to which foreigners can ob
, U‘i in tin* principal provisions of the
Io ns Hill insofar as it ;s intended to
l roe dinate the transport resources of
l
4
The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Made
1/ J around fidicru-s r. Uy “live in their
iMOSl ultll hoots.* hiv'twv-ar » your r.ost impor
tant 1
hr i
» is When 1
Knetit of tiftv wars* ru Ivr experience we K
make the rublvt toucher the h<»t- w
and keep > feet v an 1 ‘'
turns look for the RcJ Line'Roup J the Top. <*vkk>dealers.
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lie I nitial States whether ocean, (
coastwise or inland shipping, railways,
poits and docks so as to form one
•nimense undertaking to force Americ
an export and import trade into the
to!ds of American ships.
ile says, ho\\ever, that some of the
clauses of the li.il were intends! to he
I discriminatory against (Ireat IJritain
I and Japan.
Among those lie mentions those
wh ch authorize preferential treat -
aiont to American vessels in Ameri
can ports. The insurance provisions of
the hill, he says, impose the most
drastic forms of returns, “which are
has »d abso’utly upon the methods ot
the (Jeinian insurance companies,
against which America herself pro- t
tested so bitterly previous to her on
tr> into the war. These have been de
vised admittedly for the purpose of
ea ning every iota of business trans
ko • *d by foreign companies with a ;
.•it' v to passing the same on to Am*
•ricaii concerns. The object of course ]
s that, having this information, the j
-o eminent may oust the American
it! i( an\ entirely to assist Uritish in
stil a ncc.
“In the same vein is the clause
\hieh waives in favor of American in- »
finance companies the Sherman, anti
tmst law. This is entirely on a par ,
i with the methods adopted by the Ship
iir.g Hoard during the war when it
transpired the confidential informa
tion given to the Shipping Hoard sole
y for the purpose of the war being
used to enable Agmerican shipping to
lefeat British shipping after the war.
‘ We in this country now know that
.vc are to be faced with the most bit
;cr competition for the supremacy ol
he seas which we have ever had to
meet. We are in for a big fight, hut
before America can win the fight she
nu.'d create a national feeling for a
neicantile marine. She must prepare
to pay considerably higher freight and
insurance rates on all she imports and
exports and she must be willing to
forego profits on her shipping enter
prises for many years. The person who
is most willing to feel the pinch of
America’s ambitions will be the Am- j
erican exporter.”
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WANT IDLE NAVY SHIPS
TO SCOUT SEA FOE STORMS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug., 12— Idle
naval vessels are wanted by the
weather bureau to scout the Pacific
Ocean for storms, E. A. Beals, San
Francisco district forecaster declared
recently. The vessels could wireless
advance information regarding the
storms, he said.
“Stoims travel about 600 miles
daily,” Beals declared. “When we have
no information from the district where
they originate, they are on us before
we know it. Our sendee could be
greatly improved if navy vessels could
visit parts of the ocean where there is
a paucity of weather reports and wire
less their observations to us.”
u. v. Hobcn A V- UavU
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfering Phones, Main 17 ar:d 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
SEWARD ALASKA
, SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NfLSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
« Wayne I due. Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
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FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
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