THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
I'NDKR Sl'I’KK VISION
UNCLE SAM
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE *’
( TONIGHT )
—8— P. M.
DANIEL FROHMAN
Presents—
PAULINE FREDERICK
In A Tense Unusual Photo
Play, In Five Parts.
“THE SLAVE MARKET”
Famous Player Production
Also A Mark Sennett Key
stone Two Reel Comedy.
“PINCHED in the FINISH”
With FORD STERLING &
MARY THURMAN.
“IT’S A BEAR BOYS”
FOR RENT
FOR RUNT— I’wo furnished cab
in*. See Daugherty. Fit).
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WILSON'S SNOW (U.\SSFS at
J. L. (Iraef's tf.
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t.arden Implement* at (Jraels.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at (Jraels
FIKLD (II. VSSKS at J. 1.. (Itaef’s
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Andy s express meet* all trains and
steamers. Phone 113.
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NEW
STETSON HATS
I. V I KS I SIMtlMff Styles in sii.idi -
ot IVY. C AKIION and OLIVE
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URBACH’S
Lady dots washing and ironing. In
quire bungalow' roar Mrs. Small’s on
Third avenue after 8 P. M.
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WANT KIT— Mattress Maker a(
BROWN & HAWKINS
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Dr. U. K. Daufoith, United States
commissioner in the Koyukuk, was
>und dead in his tied with a bullet
•hroug'i hi> heart. The coroner’s jury
lendeied a verdict of suicide.
Dr. Panfnrth for years resided in
•! «' Kail banks district and was well
Karly Rose Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
** Quality First
a great deal on how you start out in the morning, whether
you will he a SUCCESS or p FAILURE. Start the dav
RIGHT with a GOOD CUP of COFFEE-We recom
mend the following brands, CHASE & SANBORN’S,
GOLD SHIELD and ALTA COFFEES. Try our special
blend 3 lbs SI.00.
Our Master Coffee Cutter removes ail chaff and takes
away the hitter taste, which is so prominent in most
coffees.
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES
—At—
THE KEY
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
| THE KEY |
anl favoiahly known. In tin* eai’y
days he conducted a hospital on the
creeks, locating at Cleary. Thorugii
nis associations with the miners there
he established a freind hip with all
whom he met and his death will he a
shock to a host of friends.
In 1014 ho abandoned his interio.*
practice and accepted the com mis -
aionership of the Koyukuk precinct,;
also practicing his profession there.
Later he confined himself to
practice of medicine alone.
C. E. Danforth was horn in Hud (
son, Summit county, Ohio, March 16, i
1858. Graduating from the Columbh '
Medical college, Columbus, Ohio, in
1880 he engaged in practice in the
state of Michigan for u period of
nine years. Shortly after his gradua
tion he married Miss Amanda Boll*)
l.ongnecker, two sons resulting of tin*
union. Roy H., aged ”6 years and
Harold, aged 27. reporter on the Ber
keley Tribune, California. Leaving
Michigan he went to Marysville
California, at which place he resided
until coming to the north in 1808.
Landing at Rampart on September
21st. he became an active citizen of
that camp until coming to Chcna in
1008. From Chcna he removed to
Cleary, at which place he established
a hospital, later going to the Koyu
kuk. the place of his demise.
Fraternally Dr. Danforth was a
member of the Masonic order; Igloo
Vo. 4, Pioneers of Alaska; and the
Arctic Brotherhood, being the organ
izer of the Chena camp when the lodge
was instituted there. He also organ
ized the Pioneer lodge in the Koyukuk.
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FISH MEN ARE COMING
Or. C. H. Gilbert and Henry O’Mal
ley. of the bureau of fisheries, wh/
came north to Cordova on the AlasTcn
will come to Seward on the next
steamer. Or. Gilbert and Mr. O'Mallev
are going to Illiamna Bay enroute to
Rtring Sea. E. M. Ball, who is alsc
at Cordova, will remain in this section
•dl Mimmer.
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MILLION FEET OF LUMBER
COMING TO SEWARD FOR
REBUILDING OF BRIDGES
One million feet of lumber, which
will be used in rebuilding bridges on
the Seward division of the government
lailruad, will be shipped from Seattle
TOWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Piione Night Phone Day
Madia H Adame 87.
WORKING SHOES
Heavy Oil Tanned Double
Oak Sole
Rest Value in Seward
$8.50 Pair
Tan Lotus Army Shoes
Buckhecht
All Sizes $7.50 a Pair
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Florsheim Dress Shoes
Complete Stock—New IjasC
$10.00 and Up.
Cheap— Quality Considered
COTTER’S
THE PL VCE WHERE MEN OUTFIl
.o Seward during .June according to
advices Com Seattle. The lumber will
be furnished by .1. M. Farrell and son
•id will be taken from Seattle ami
Everett. The bridges to be rebuilt are
• hi.se on the old Alaska Northern.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HOLD MEETING TOMORROW
The Seward Chamber of Commerce
will hold a regular meeting tomorrw
•vght at 8 o’clock in the Fire Hall.
FLECTION OF OFFICERS
At the regular meeting of the Grid
Fellows tonight, officers for the en
•miny term will he elected. All mem
bers are urged to attend the lodge ses
sion tonight.
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ALAMEDA SAILS TOMORROW ‘
Steamer Alameda of the Alaska
Steamship Co., will leave Seattle to
morrow forenoon for Seward and way
ports. The Alameda will have 11 days
mail aboard from the states. Tin
-tenmer will go through to Anchorage
’ efore returning to Seward and south
bound.
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ASK
Ellsworth’s
If They Have It
We arc helping our custom
ers to meet the demand or'
the PRESENT
and are assisting them in
their plans for the FUTURE
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Wc invite your account.
Established
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORC
SucccMor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G5'der Bldg. • SEWARD. ALASKA
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HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
<AfES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
IM. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McMElLEY, Prep
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WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
011 for the 24 hours ending at 7 o
o U this morning:
Seward 60, Clear, North.
Ancb> age 40, Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 50. Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 40, Cloudy, Calm.
Wa«il!a 50 Clear, Calm.
Talkeetna 45. Clear, Calm.
LARGE LAWRENCE GETS
AWAY FOR ANCHORAGE
Loaded with hay and railroad ma*
•'rial, the barge Lawence left at 0
.’clock this morning for Anchorage in
tow of the Anna W.
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WELL KNOWN NAVIGATOR IS
PILOT ABOARD THE ANYOX
( apt. Thomas Davies, one of the
best known mariners on the North
Pacific coast, is on the Anyox as pil
ot. Capt. Davies was for several years
port warden at Seattle and previous
to that time owned and operated boats
>n Puget Sound. During the past few j
• ears C/>t. Davies has made manv
trips to Alaska as pilot.
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SPECTI.ATION IN GRAIN
AND OTHER FOOD STI FFS
IS TO HE PROHIBITED i
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WINNIPEG, Man., May 22— A bill
prohibiting speculation in grain and
<>*her food products on Canadian grain j
exchanges has been prepared by the
FOR A “BIG CROP***
Plant Nash’s Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First "
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SPECIALS
REGULAR $1.50 box of stationery. (
this week- 35 cents.
REGULAR ?l box of candy at 50
rents.
NATURAL cigarettes 10 S 7 for
$1.00 J
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 4 bags P
for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP !
Formerly Hettels’.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIAS
Manitoba Grain Grower’s association
and submitted to its parliamentary re
presentative at Ottawa, R. C. Herders
Macdonald, Manitoba.
For several weeks there has been
agitation for drastic legislation. The
G ain Growers' association adopted re
solutions declaring “there Is a certa n
lament on the g’ain excange at Win
nipeg who are able in a very larg'
measure to control the grain trade, de
pressing prices to the producer when
they see fit, and boosting prices aft '
they have gained control of the grain
crop."
PEARL OIL * $1.30 CAN.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First "
BELMONT
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
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