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Statistics show tli.it the p .. a .tjjt* «*, money !o,i
outsdt ot hunk** ? aivatcr than timt
losi thiough ha. . iiuiuris ’.\
o'er 210 per cent.
\i‘d >c! p ojde will st<:» • ilieir money away i«»
stockings. drawers mallitws, car- j
pets, etc., w.r ng lor the
. thieves and flames.
Why tab • the risk any !o got? Open an account
today. We also hi' * safety deposit
boxes for your \al*
uahlc papers.
THE BANK OF j
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SAYS OF NORTH
A recent Sun Francisco newspapei
contains an uiticic, an interview with"
K. O. .dcLoimick, chairman ol ti;c
ftpeeial investigating committee, re
centl> :n Sevvaiu. The following it
one oi the articles appearing in a
San Francisco newspaper:
The vast undeveloped readies ‘i
Alaska’s f»M»,400 sqnaie miles oi vrd*
leys, streams and mountains oiler a
suitable habitat I'or Americas sol
diers, in the opinion of K. O. McCoi
niick, of San Francisco, member of a
commission authorized by Sec retail
i.ane to make a survey of the north
ern territory.
i lie reports ol Met orinick, vicc
president in charge of traffic foi t.a
Southern Pacific company, and t\\">
others, L. O. Cabany, chemist and
geologist . and Ceoigo C. SlcFadden.
, oal mining expert, both of Chicago,
are to be used , McCormick said, U
connection with Secretary Lane’s pia:.
to establish returned soldiers on ihf.
land and to aecquaint the American
pcoplr vvitii opportunities offered a
ihe territory.
“Alaska is to be the mecea tor*m
immaung woisd trgvoieis. it is tie
dream land of artists,” he said.
The territory's 120,000 reindeer,
developed from 1280 imprinter from
he governin'*nt between 18jrJ and 1'
e2, will fig\. i* in the effect to supply
tne world w th food, MeConnick s;u i
I’ox fain i, where anima .> bearing
pelts woi .h ,S2r>()0 each have lieeh d<
vtdo} ed, and skunk faims aroaimv.;*.
in* manv unusual pursuits of the re
g.on, he said.
The government railroad, *iov.
complete from Seward to Are.hoyug ,
v !l keep lhn later city, herelofor* ice
.Muiinl ill *\ f*t i, ope* tue j e»»r . *>i»i *. |
.McCormick noted. From Anchorag1
uoith, towatd the IT*:•»• ate teiu.-u o
at i* an bunks, the neFoad iov. ps
lends as fa. a. Mont* ms. running ^
miles through as productive a counti v
a ma> be found anywhere.
“The buil ling of the governmentj
railroad i; luring accomplished b\ ;
seme of the most formidable engin* I
eer’ing feati 1 have over seen,” said
McCormick. * An example is ‘toe loop*
w heri, emerging from a tunnel at the
u»p of a bowl shaped valley, the truck*!!
double back five times within a dis- j
lance of a mile before they roach the i
valley floor.”
“On the way to Fairbanks, reached
over a solid automobile road are tha j
.Matanuska coal fields, where coal is
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Prepare \ourself for Ihe biggest j
• ent of the Season- Ihe Firemen’s
Masked Ball— on New Year’s Eve. t!
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\Vo d.» picture framing. Prices rea
; nahle. Sexton & Thwaites. If.
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MKDLKOTT FNDERW EAR
BROWN & HAWKINS
"()l AI.ITY FIRST"
FOR RENT— ( abin at Adams and
i. R. \venue. See McIntosh. ti*. .
Lemons, (.rapes. Pears and sweet
.;>ple ( id»*r at The Key. 0. j
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Pocket Flash lights and batteries at ;
r. L. firaef’s ;f.;
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I OR SALE bellow Turnips and]
UPahages. Small Turnips at* 2c. per
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ALASKA TUANSEEK CO.,
Phone Main \7.
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FOR RENT- 5 rooms and bath, fur
•bed. upstairs: Hazelwood Building
corner of Adams and Fifth. See L. B.
Spencer. N29ff
Information of importance to hali
at fishermen operating in South
western Alaska. We can furnish an>
!mount of fresh bait at alt times. f.
Ohm Fish & Packihg Co.,’ Cordova.
Maska. Nl.Pf. !
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Furnished rooms-lor rent- Van (iiltl- j
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JOS1K KNOSCHKA. Prop. -
RENOVATED AND REOPENED.
HOME COOKING
OPEN DA V AND NIGHT !
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bving developed in commercial quant
iuu'iii lln.se and other ix.atu.1* oi the
iu. t mining district tapped by tile iuii
-road were given particular ^attention
b> other members oi the commission,
core si . oi spruce, irom which some
uii. taken lor America’s newly built
plan.., i»i and other timber lie along;
who railroad.
"in tin;, uisliict aiv produced the
j'rnesi oi vegetables- potatoes, bee to
carrots, Hi pound cabbages, rhubaiL i
lour loot Inga and line celery. Aativt
giass in places grow eight lof t hign.
Alaskan ben n s aie already widely re
cognized.
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WKATiiUU UtirOitT
The iollowing is the weather re
port 107 tin k.i houia end at 7 o'clock
tins moi mug:
it.'v,aid, *i below, clear, north wind.
Aernctcek, il below, cn ar, calm.
Anchorage, ‘M bemw, clear, Tight east, i
..iatamixsa, dV below ch ar, caun.
...ni. .xaioeri, 12 below, clear, calm.
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V. M. 1. A. i.N ITAIA.
Henry H. llildielh, well known old*
wimer on the lvc mu peninsula arei
Jook mi. t country, is with the Amei -
.an A. AL C. A. in Italy, and unties
.late oi .Novomb.T .. wrues as ioliow .
t***• .7i iu, li.ie*. .\ov. •», ,viii now lo
afed if u niiuv. north of Hreseia,
.iuii' lav nr:ng m.e, winking witii 111 •
. calkin •. oops, i ins’ is a lovciy rouu~
.... ...ui i.-. inhadtcd t>y charming pe »
pie. f ile Ita.ian soak ra are doing :
,icai \f)i i, iu mis war ami ar. happ}
.if i c tit.iusiusiic about tf, ifu. i tit* i.
..I. C. A. is doing a great work In
r.aiii" and is r. c.tninn ncing i.
work in Italy, i am connected witn t .
pioia er work. Couioii l slay awn.,
i lun tie j i oil tier.
Hie I. Her was wr.tlen from fin;
I« r.« , .'.'.I;., v.inch iindiviit declares u*
t*i oio t>i ihe beaut} spots of tlv
oi'tu. ike pic line in sends oi tit
.ow n jusiiiic. his designation.
i :>t in ii i»Ft a lu hakkis
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Fourth Officer Luther F. Harris .>.
the freighter Lalourne di. appeal e«
irum if. vis. cl whin.- the .•'hip w:i'
.yo-'.'.ng Quota Charlotte Sound o
J.v’ nig a oi Novembei 17. Harris va
i d^d from in.* bridge by the pil.*
so supposed ho had gone to get ;
a neh. His continued absence caused a
man to be sent for him and it tin n
was discovered that he was missing
from the ship. The vessel was turned
ibout and run over her former course
n the hopes of finding the man luii
he had disappeared.
Owing to there being no lights and
also the excessive cold, no meeting o«'
tile Arctic Brotherhood was held la.-t
night
A work train went out this fore
noon to Mile ;U with Sullivan’s crew.
The committee having charge of
the Fireman's ma querade is busy it
work securing prizes and the list wdl .
be pt blished soon.
'fhe Masons will meet tomoirowl
night in the Odd Fellows hall.
Charh. E. Herron, Ted B idell, N. J.
Guikena, F. Hansen and William Muv
ray, arrivals from the westward on
ho Admiral Wat: on, are registered at
M S FLANNEL NIGHT
SHIRTS and PAJAMAS.
IIROV.N & IIAWKINS.
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the Overland.
\ . H. 'Thompson, came over the trail ;
from Pool man, anived in Seward yes-1
terday morning, left for the state* on
..<!Mitral Watson today.
Dolph Smith, well known Anchor
ge man, left on the Admiral Watson j
>dav * >r Cordova enroute to M<•
artl»> to take a look at that camp.
Robert Kolkcrson, mining operat-,
• from the Interior, who has been in 1
>evvard several days, left on the Ad-;
11 al Wat on this morning for the
states.
Tim Moo..* will hold their regular j
>:|ge es ion tonight in the little A. 1
li. Hall.
According to arrival; on the Ad- 1
n ral Watson there was no influenza!
epidemic at Seldovia nor Halibut
Cove.
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Always the Best of
Everything.
FRESH FRUITS,
( WARS, CANDIES -
SOFT DRINKS
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MA tION I
Proprietor
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K ' !'V;; T IK REAL ARTICLE
(HYP. rs A TRIAL
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FELT SHOES}
$5.00 PAIR
BLANKETS QUILTS
WOOL UNDERWEAR
WOOL SOX
WOOL MITTS
PATRICK MACKINAWS
OVER COATS
COTTER’S
1 .'IK PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT
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. GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.7»
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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Prop.
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
sewarpTalaska.
CERTAIN—TEED keen, out the
i.iin. Itrosius & noon, tf.
ICE CREEPERS at J. I,. Graff.
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..The Moon cafe is open Nights.
V ashington street. Boxes for Ladles.
CERTAIN—TEED Roofing at
Brosius & Noon. tf.
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i S. O. MOKFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
WITH A\ L THE COMFORT OF A HOME
:;\TES BY DAY CIt WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATFD
T. A. HORNER, Manner MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
ravelers Supplies
“Quality First”