THE
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NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(ONI.Y BANK IN ALASKA)
M K M B E R
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, FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME |
RAfES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
It A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop
* LIBERTY THEATRE ”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
TRIANGLE Presents
WILFRED LITAS and
ELDAMULLAN,- IN —
•THE FOOD FOR
(i A M It L E R S ”
A '> Part feature of how a
clever woman reporter up
sets tite schemes of a corrupt
Political Ring to control the
Price of Food.
A LSO a Two Reel Keystone
Comedy Billy Armstrong.
Maude Wayne. Slim Sum
merville and (luy Woodward.
with a hunch of Beauties ir
“Hl'LLA HILLA LAND
express tm*els all Iranis amf
sliMimTs. l*hone 14*1.
SI'MIA Y SKR.Y10N
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In the song service at tin* Metho- j
ciist church last evening the voice of j
Mi. Knghcrg \v;c missed, hut the choir j
otherwise lost nothing of its usual
vim and spirit, and in addition to th\s
the»e were some delightfully pleasing
voices, adding much to the congrega- J
t'omil singing, making the song ser
vice of the evening one of the best.
The song service was followed bv \
the reading of a short scripture le.;
son hv Rev. Carter, who spoke for a
-hort t;me on the theme. “A Charact
er Study of the Master.” hut limited
his discussion to one phase of the suo
j<m■ t. namely. “The Master’s Wrath.”
He took for his text the tenth verse
of the seventy-sixth Psalm. “Surelv
the wrath of man shall praise thee. *
“We are apt.” sa*d Rev. Cartel*, “in
our consideration of a great character ,
to stress one phase of that character !
to the neglect of some other chnract- 1
istio which may h“ equally important:.
'Hie Church has Wen given to that
sort of thine in the past. There was a !
time when the children were fright- *
ened and had th* ir minds filled with |
the hoi id pictures piesented by the
preachers of the wrath God casting 1
the wicked into a lake of fire and
brimstone, but lat**r on they abandon
ed the brimstone theme and allowed »
the fires to burn low while they went
to the other extreme of speaking on
ly of the love of God. While it is true,
that God is love, yet with the pow«r '
of love there is also the power and
capability of hate, hate for that which I
is won?, for that which is unjust, that
which leads people from the upright
and manly course of life. Jesus, with J
all his wonderful love for mankind, did
at times manifest his wrath against1
wroatf d#ing H# sacrifices, out of the
Temple because they were using th •
sacral precincts of the House of CiOsI
f m’ th** transaction of business that
v as not. in ail probability, ontirelv
>v«» from profiteering.
“The wrath of Jesus was strong
ly manifested when he spoke of thos
who »* re leading the weak and the
•hi let e,i fiom the path of righteoui
ness. for the Master sqid in speaking
of such. It were bettc r for him that a
millstone were hanged about his neck,
•ind he were drowned in the depth if
the sea.”
“Tn studying a character, we should
vievi it from all angles that we may
not do it injustice by emphasizing
some phases of the character at thi
•vpense of others equally important.
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DIS< o\ EROR OP I 1M0US
( I.KAIO CREEK IN THE
FURBXNKS SECTION. HERE
_J_
Frank J. Cleary, who discovered
the creek in the Fairbanks district
which bears his name, the discovery of
which made several men wealthy, m
•it present in Seward connected with
the commission in an important posi*
tion. Mr. Cleary is now superintend
ng the extra track construction in the
local yards. The well known mining
man has not abandoned hope of get
ting back into the old game again,
but will ' ad for the railroad to reach
l{road Pass. before he again tempt
fortune from the rock.
Mr. ( leavy has great faith in uv>
I Iron. 1 Pass district, having given that
section a thorough investigation. He
believes that the Broad Pass will some
lay. in the very near future, be one of
the h**st mining sections in Alaska.
Years ago Mr. Cleary broke into
th ' new spaper game at Fairbanks, h’’s
partner being Bob McChesney, now
manager of the mechanical depart
ment of the Juneau Daily Empire. Mr.
Cleary found the newspaper life an
exciting one and after a short time
disposed of his interest to Frank J.
Cotter, now a merchant of Seward; E (
Struthors Bunch, who became famous
by marrying Dnnhno Pollard, of the
celebrated Pollard family, musical
comedy stars, and Billy Raymond, non’
in the promotion business somewhere
in the east.
WYOX H\n BIC i.oad
The freighter Any ox brought
large cargo of commission freight a*I
of which will bo discharged here. Be
sides the new rotary, there is hay and
oats, ties and other general freight.
FOR SVLK— Fnderwood-typewrit
er. cheap. Inquire Gateway. N 1$.
FOR S VLK— Winchester Rifle. •><*
rimless, $15. Inquire Gateway. NK
FOR SVLK Sewing machine, sir
mi table, operated b> hand. $10. In- |
quire Gate* ay. 18* J
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BORGEN’S
WATSON OCT OF \NO!ORAdK
The Admiral Watson arrived at
Anchorage Saturday forenoon and
mailed from there at o o’clock yesler*
»lay morning for Kodiak and wa.
ports. The steamer will probably ai •
rive here Wednesday night.
NOTICK OF IMSSOMTIO\
'The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Charles Cameron and J.
C. (Jatfney, in the Seward drill, has
by mutual consent been dissolved, J
C. dattney retiring and the business
continuing under the management ol
Charles Cameron.
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