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|.| MKK \. FRIEND. EDITOR \ N D GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoken. President Frank L. Ballainr. Sec.
Cat«r*d I« s*- J p *tt*T ftopUnhor t. \<"b. at tb# Post Offlc* at Seward. Alaska.
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I'tniay ' Aimi>tioo *Ia,y, tho first
auntvor^avx of tho ond «*t tho hur
opoati war. It hardly sooms that our
■ s*v;■*.* Soward rooojv
I tr.- n« > t y vstblo
to ‘ a*m >tv • ‘-as sy!*no- a *
j*;* *a* w:f • • i
"niv** o'* lb* arm.sttco v :;s oi'fiw*!
bo?o y. :ir . r > ,.t !U oYioou at it ,r.'W
Sown *i ' ' !i th. midst of tho flu
i-vor>!>«»«'v • k*u««i at tho nows, and it
w;?s not ivahlo *ha* tho pntionts quirk
lv tooovo .M. as if somothimr had boon
from thorn, as it had.
11ir»*.*j;!t Soif.rd hofo o noxt May Is-..
i <m #>•' *in »*i nmoJit
ul* ia S' .ard i' n»»t only to tin
• *st i dnit**u *111** 'o’ Ijtboi on tho
ailroad hut » a.»' to ho tho supply
f m >\ t • s..nd of ton.' »»i inato'id
lt. h< . . -i! •: . ' . r- duriiujr tUo v» •'
tv and »r ml* **om tho stoamor*
CPU7".° .'f 'C
UvLil h j i. i- U vJ
■ n >. i Llnl
men! handy » allay aches
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| \\'a » t. ■ 't li” *• i l:euniut*o
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l\ n . rat! i cen; i ry a*;o — tar
ni»*r*» j>* ;» . r t> ay
i .t * 1 'v a : r » wiler fully
h : l i l r • • v , I • -mI a :hts
and j . - - * lati. . i .n< neur.il*
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THE
Utiii.Mx ritotwiii'hO Renovated.
- - . E HAMM E ON Y 1 IRS 1 CLA ^
MIODS"
-w e i M)!-:k>i \m> how to
PREPARE I HLM”
C'ttiilin* >s anil Courte>>
is oi u Mono.
PHI V V I E DIMM; ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron John C. Caflnei
NYK SKKNE EVIRYTHING
THU IS GOOD TO EAT
Ol’EN ll\Y AND NIGHT
JOHN’S PLACE
i
I» nr. •: this freight from Seattle.
I hr apply centoi will mean a lilijje
four of ttuinmen. longshoremen, ami
office help. etc.
\ y\KKK W SPKKril WT.KIv
\m i'll .in Speech Week. November
s. I'Hp was observed in many of
i the b t schools throughout the States.
far "vivi'iin nt v a.' organized *n HMi>.
j om is a concentrated effort to*
; w a . ousing public sentim; at fo the
uni imi the possibility o ' improving
He sneaking voice ami raist ' the
lan lard of speech usage in <lail.\ b ’e
oiiiinavN course of business ;rul
• n the manner and method by which
e ignt are presented to public a 1*
diem es by public speakers.
1 e literature and divertmv*s f.o
i nt s« ving Speech Week reached He*
S.*\ d Schools too kite for ps»» do* lUT
t• iu*eified time lot its obse /; * .-c.
, Tin . a* iters. howevi r. have beep io*»
scio* of the need of speech imnrov
men* and are daily working with •
4 view to accomplishing so far as po;
1 sib!* the results aimed at v the o
gun- ation for a correct and mo»e *1
' fr tive use of the Kflglisll InUglUlge.
ON NEW 8AS1S
IN GERMANY
ItKKUW 11 The new Trans*
•hi* ta*''m Ministry. unde* Minister
!\ !. went in! • « ffect today and not
at or than Vpril 1. 11*21. ;>ll i ail roads
ivers, land and water transportation
of (iermanx. will I*** combined mnlor
•rovernmetda! cnntiol. Minister lv,il
. II have i hai-jje of every detail and
V tin-. {!*•• rompl • a ted system r:<
ct pt the post .
The chief task of ti>«* ministry will j
be the fina’vi. * .. ttlement. concerning
the basic capit d invested of 20,000,*
OOO.OOO marks, and a personel of about
a mi'1 **n men. Mow this hall !»•- done
.vil! he decid d hy rommittees com- !
nos*‘d of members from all the indivi
dual Vitos that have hitheito had
li'road system«
The plan of campaign will ho, fii ;t.
t « ,-ettle financial matters so that each
tat* duo »ha re, and then to
> »arnin*re and refon** the **n p’ove* I
and officials -•* they will fit into the;
new national system.
The pro Vi ament has decided to sol
ve the employe <|»i< stion by direct con
ference with « mploye’s orpranizaticns. 1
The matt* of comhinimr the water
connection- with the railroads so that
there may be a maximum of economy
anil efficiency in their cooperation is
-,till another problem to he solved.
Airship and . automobile matters
will also he a part of the new trans-I
portation ministry. The airplane an*! |
antomob b t nffic have hitherto been !
under a bureau for air and motor
transportation, but this bureau will be
absorbed by the transportation minis*
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I
CROWN JEWELS OF
HOrSF. OF HAPSIM KC
\RK OFFERED FOR SALE
PARIS. Nov.. 11— Ry A. P.— That !
crown jewels the property of the '
House of Hapsburpr wore offered for j
sale hefi.re the war was revealed to-!
day by the appearance of a diamond i
broker before .Tudjre Cluzed. ?t ap
peals that the then reiprnrnpr bouse o'"
Austria had decided to part with a
.-uoerb diamond necklace the pift .*f
Napoleon to Marie Louise at the birth
of the Kinc: of Rome.
A !• > nch society woman was asked ;
to n yrotinte the sale. She harl instru*- j
tions to operate with extreme caution,
sinninjr no hill of sale, jfivinjr no re
ceipts. She appealed to a well-known i
diamond firm of Southern France, de- j
pe<itinp the jewels with them for safe
That exquisite foiJet Preparation in
tlu* following numbers;— j
I U K POWDER
TALCUM POWDER
TOILET M ATER
PERFUME
S VCIIET POWDER
SOAP ‘
.1 list Arrived from
Palmer, New lork.
V
SKWAtii) nuuc; co.
The Rexall Store.
keeping. The i>u>kc*r served in the war
anti n« v\ ii;»s returned. The society wo
man however, claims that she received
no accounting of the transaction.
Since tin armistice she says she has
:epeated’y tailed upon the broker to
produce the necklace or the proceeds
,f tc • sale. This, she told Judge Cluz
,*1 toe- • he 1 a> failed tt> do.
The broker says he is holding the
necklace as security for expenses
amounting to 'tO.OOO francos witich he
as incurred in his attempts to nego
tiate the sale.
c \iiM-: primps
('old weather in Austria and p:nt;
of Hungary, also lack ol fuel, is can
ng intense suffering.
Th ■ Mdinbuigh sheriff'' cou t ha
dtt id* d that whiskey is food.
The Republicans elected I'Mw"
M irmw, (lovernor of Kentucky.
$2'»0.0O'U)h0 for Poland ;s the h* a
raised b> \Varsaw ane American fin
anciers.
Mayor Ha »*y Davis, Repubican, ha -
been rr-ccct *d mayor of Cleveland.
The »!• mo-oats won tht* election i *
M;ssjss>ppi, A. M. Russell -for gover
nor. anti the entire ticket winning
Marc lVters has been appoint** I
Swiss minister to America.
Only twenty nine per cent of the
autho i »-d strength of the national
guards in the various states has been
raises I.
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Lists ti-20:;r»,— 20911
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OK:
LANDS IN NATIONAL FORKS'1'.
Notice is hereby jfivcn that the lands
described below, embracing !)(».*!7 acres,
within the Chujrach National Forest..
Alas’ a. will be subject to settlement
nd entry under provisions of the
homestead laws ot the United States
nd the act of June 11, 190(1, (•’ I sLil., (
233).at the United States land office a*
luneau, Vaslca on December 27. 19IU.
Anv settler who was actually and in
I trood faith claimiuff any of said lands;
I for agricultural purposes prior to Jan
I uary 1. 1900. and has not abandoned]
*amo, has a p « ference riyfht to matte a
homestead ent**y for the lands actually j
occupied. Said lands were listen upon
the applications of the persons men- |
Honed below, who have a pret renci '
right subject to the prior right of any
such settlor, provided such settler <»*
applicant is qualified to make home
toad entry and the preference light ;
is exercised prior to December 27 •
DIP. on which date the lands will be
ubject tp settlement and entry by any
qualified person. A tract of 42.41
acres, described by metes and bounds
is follows: licgiruling at Corner No.l.j
i green spruce tree 5 inches squaie
marked H-l whence Mile Post 2D of
U. S. Ky.f bears N 12 K.. 2.98 links:
' xtending ther \Y. 12.20 chs.; thence,
\T. 42.90 clis.* tb-'uce S. 53 15' Tv.;
1*9.01) chs. tin nee meandering »ijrlit of \
- a.\ of A. V. liy.. 100 feet from cent
er of back a foPmvs: S. 37 \Y ., 2.02 j
chs.. S. 22 30 ' \Y., 1.52 chs., S. 2D j
5 ' W., 1.52 1 S. 25 30 ' W., 1.52
chs.. S. 22 20 ' \Y.. 152 chs., S. 19
10 * \V., 1.52 hs . S 13 30 ' W., 1.52
chs., S. 12 .. I chs.. S. 0 W.
1.52 chs.. S. 5 \V., 1.52 chs., S. l.o2
chs.,S. 1 K.. 1.52 chs.,8.1» Iv. 1.52 chs..
S. 7 20 ' E.. 1.52 chs.,S. 10 E., 1.52 chs..
S. 13 E., 1.52 chs ,S. 17 E. T.58 chs., tc.
the pla e of beginning, application of
)scar n, Seward, Alaska;
List (> 2035. A tract of 54.03 acres, de
scr:b d b* metes and hounds as fob
'o.vs: flag inning at Corner No. 1, a
spnrce post narked H-l whence Cor
ner No 1 of ih*' Thomas Dunahuo claim
. _
THE KEY
A mail may go into ran
I tures after buying a new
house and get that "Grand
and glorious" feeling.
Yet a 15c cigar after a
good meal will oft linns
accomplish the same feel
j ing.
THE KEY
II \S Til KM
covered by List (1-2043 bears h. J
chs.; extending thence S. 14.22 chs.
* thence meandering right bank oi
Kenai river at high water mar!. :e
1 follows: N. 72 ' W., 2.30 chs., S. 70
! \\\, li chs., S. 51“ 30 ' W„ 6 chs., S
35“ W., 8 chs., S. 54 > 30 ' W., 4.51
chs.. X. 77 30 ' w.. 1.60 chs., N. 24
: \V., 11.70 chs., to corner No. 3; ex ten 1
ing thence X. 17 chs.; tlu nce li. 27.21
chs.. to the place of beginning applica
tion of Iiniil Schloman, Seward, Alas
ka; List 0-2099.
Si ntember 2d, 1919, (\ M. Kruce,
Assistant (Commissioner of the Gen
cral Land Office.
Lists 0- 2047,— 2082. -3011
LKSTORATION TO KNTRY of
LANDS IN NATIONAL FORIiST
Notice is hereby given that the Ian I.
described below, embracing 327.9..
• acres, within the Chugach Nation -,
h’o'e. t, Alaska, will h<* subject t«» s*
clement and entry under the provis
oii'i of the homestead laws of t:*«
I n;ted Still's and the act ol Jure
11. 1900, CM Stat.. 222), at tin
Ciiiic*! States land office at Junea i
VUislra. on December 27, 191!). An
• Oiler who v as actually and in good
faith Hamming any of said lands 17>
.M',Tvultuval purposes [>v;o»- to Jami;i'\
. 1.00. i has not abandoned sum*,
has ii preference right to make .
homes}i ad ( ntry for the hinds actually
e upinl. Said lands were listed upon
lie applications of the persons men
tinned below. who.have a preference
right subject to the prior right of any
•iich settler, provided such settler or
ipplieant is qualified to malrt; horn •
lead entry and the preference right
s exercised prior to December 27.
IMP. on which date the lands will be
. ibiect to settlement and entry by any
nullified person. A tract of 159.00
icres. described bv metes and bound ,
is follows: Loginning at Corner Xo.l
i spruce post in ground 500 feet from
lorth shore of Kenai l ake, marked
'I 1 whence a birch tioe I inches in
iianu ter Invars S. 8 20 ' VV., 102 links
Mid I• orrsl Service Monument herein
ifter described bears X. 2.7 1.7 ' VV..
1.7.70 ehs.; extending thence X. 07
JO ' 56.10 ehs.; them e N. n :jo
., 5.0.7 ehs.; thence X. 50 2.0 ' lv.
21.80 ehs.; thence S. 1!) 15 ' K., 29.4!)
h‘\: thence s. 07 *20 ' W.. 52.40 ehs.:
thence S. 85 VV., !).20 ehs.; thence S.
77 20 ' VV.. 15.20 ehs.; thence N. 22
*0 ' VV.. 1 1.20 ehs.; to the place of be
ginning; rarest Service Monument
consists of a post 5 inches square set
’n mound of stones 10 feet from meat
ligh water mark on moth shore of
Kenai Lake approximately one-half
mile north of the mouth of Quartz
(bock, near point of conspicuous bluff
>r grey Maty at extreme north side of
Quartz Creek valley. Application of
C. Heyne, Seward, Alaska; List 6 2047.
The W1 ir SVVi Sec. 1, T. 12 X.. R. I
VV., 80 : icres, subject to the provision •
of Alaska Timber Reserve Xo., I, a*
amended In* Executive Order Xo. 2589
of April II, 1917 Application of Hugh
Dickering-. Anchorage, Alaska: List
0-2082. A tract of SS\'2(> a Pres, deschh '
*d by metes and bounds *as frilltAvS)
Ueginning at •Loi.w. No. 1, a spruce
nest set. ip.ground on left ltank .t\f
Kenai River approximately 1* miles
Yom Kenai Lake, marked H-l, whence
Timor Xo.L. of H. K: (’arletou’s-honiei
stead Xo, 205 bears X. fvll E* 20.70
ehs.; thence ip pandering S. 77 ' VV’ •
2.21 ehs., S. 71 ' VV., 2.(10. ehs ] SO ’
YV.. 1.50 chs., S. 78° *YV.;*2.88 chs:, S.
7«i W.f 1.50 chs., YV. 4.15 ch . V 595
YV., 1.50 chs., X. 40° YV., 0 chs., X. 56"
YV , 1.50 chs., X. 71 YV., 0.85 chs., S.
72 ' YV.. 2.28 chs., S. 65 5 YV., 0.4!) chs..
s. 10 YV., 1.50 chs., 8. 02 00 ' W.
2.88 chs.. S. 18 » YV.. 0.20 chs., 8. 24
YV.. 77 chs.. to Corner So 2; extending
thence S. 20.78 chs.; thence X. 80° K.,
11 chs.; thence \. 20 YV., 22.47 chs.,
.o the place of beginning, application
>f Victor (luinibard. Roosevelt. Alas
ka; List 6-0011.
September 26, 1910, C. M. Bruce,
Assistant Commissioner of the («on
uai Land Office.
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GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.,
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seattle, New \ork,
\iaska Building. 127 W. 27th Street.
We do business direct with you and solicit all Kaw Furs. All shipments are
handled hy expert graders and New York Market Price* are paid on correct
grading the day received. II desired, your shipments will be kept separate in
order that our prices may be approved by you. Presiding our valuation does
not prove satisfactory, the furs will be returned to you. Transportation
charges prepaid. Ship by Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a Dry Condition.
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