Gl-'.NKKAL KK1W1RING and ACKTYLKNK WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
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MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - CAS ENGINES.
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FRY K — I)KUHN COMPANY
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Inspect our KW riser a tors.
Ait'tuic \ nur^elf oi Oeanlines*
and Sanitary C on^it 10:1s.
Jl'ST RECEIVED j
The Rest Line of .
Working Shoes
That Ever Came »
i o Alaska.
Also a Complete
lane of Summer
rmlerevear. in the
I'nion Suits
The Place Where
We:; Outfit.
COTTER'S
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! DEPARTMENT OF THE lNTl'KiOji
Alaskan K»iri neoring Com mins ion
T a 11s leave ami arrive at Seward a
follows:—
s-eo A. M. W dnesday and Saturdny
ui Keosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc d
Anchoraj Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
iay and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mor.da)
and l hursday at S:30 A. M. lor
Mataiuska, Wasdla. Houston. Tal j
keotna, and on Wednesday and Fri- ’
,i;.y at s:.‘l0 A. M. for Matanusk.v
Ksku. and Chiekaloon.
! , VST, 1 l HEON and
1 ):mu*r served on the Seward— An
chorage train in ( «• hutfet car, M6
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Office At City Kxprws
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PLUMKING AND
HEATING
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(11 AS. LEHINEK
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Have your EY ES tested and
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GLASSES properly fitted.
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* ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward. Alaska.
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We develope any negative of plates
from ve^t pockets to 8x10 at the
Alaska Shop. M.lOtf.
\ccording ij advices received by
who ladio station tins morning, the U.
o. baiurn will be m Seward next
iliursday night. Undoubtedly the Su
*urn win remain in port tor two ot
vinvo days before proceeding to the
westward. The date of the Woman’s
.nd) dauce and reception to the Offic
ers and ciew of the Saturn will pro
oabiy be announced tomorrow but it
die Saturn is certain to arrive Thurs
day in time for a dance, the date will
be Thursday night.
COMMISSION TO Blil.u
MAC HI N K SHOPS AT 2<5b
Tin* commission is going to build a
huge machine shop at aide 2GG und
Juck Shea, fo merly master mechanic
at the Seward Shops, who has trans
ferred to Anchorage several months
ngi. will be the M. M. at the new
j.in ps. Aithur Gray, also expert form
erly with the Seward shops, will be
among the men going to the new sta
tion. This infoimation was received
by Harry Kllsworth m an Anchorage
.KtiT coming to Seward in the mail
on the Alameda, from one of his com
ni sion friends.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE
RE—El ECTEO FOR THE
COMING SCHOOL YEAR
George Phelps, clerk of the Seward
School Hoard, announced today that at
a meeting held yesterday afternoon,
the three teachers ol the public
'.<»poni3. Miss Gertrude Kendall, Miss
C are Schwarz and Miss Nellie Nash,
were re-elected for the 11)20-1921
school year. The matter of principal
and high school teacher was left until
the return of l)r. Sloan. There are on
ly two members of the school boaru
now in Seward, Mrs. Shclihorn and
George Phelps. They decided yester
day that the principal and high schoo*
teacher should be held over until the
return of Dr. Sloan, now visiting in
the states. •
TRAIN OUT TOMORROW
The Gateway City limited will leave
on schedule time tomorrow morning a'
8 o'clock for Anchorage. The first
train since the slides on the arm came
in from Anchorage hist night at 9
o’clock.
RETURNING NORTH
Charles Brown, of Brown & Haw
kin-:. accompanied by his wife, is rc
Lurning north on the Admiral Evans
w'n h sailed from Seattle yesterday.
Mr. anil Mrs. Brown have been in the
states for several months and visited
frnm th“ Pacific to the Atlantic
coasts.
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w » ■: \ t ii ; n « w r o u t
The following Is the weather iepo»t
for ili»* !M hours ending at 7 oY'o«*l«
(his morning:—
SEWARD 46, Hazy Calm.
Anchorage 57, Clear, Calm.
Matanuska 44, Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 52, Clear, Calm.
Wasilla 48, Clear, Calm.
T'dkeetna 40, Clear, Calm.
Goldcreek 48. Clear Calm.
Hurricane 24, Clear, Calm.
Summit 25, Clear, Calm..
Healy 48, Clear, Calm.
X.enana 46, Clear, Calm.
Fairbanks 44, Clear, Calm.
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GOING TO KODIAK
J. J. Finnegan and family, who will
ome from Juneau within the next two
or throe weeks, will go to Kodiak to
ELLSWORTH’S AUTO FOR HIRE
Night and Day Service
Jay Phone— Adams b7.
Night Phone— Madison 64.
BEAUTY)
Here is a 2-;%a:icl i
3-ply fir-veneer 1
d .or sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our trie
illustrated home
builders’ 19 f) cat
alogue.
"flrtirr 'lli'* - K
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R O V I G
2229 h irst Ave. S.
SEATTLE,
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.ake up residence. Mr. Finnegan re
presents an eastern company on the j
oil land located at Cold Hay ami the
family will live at Kodiak.
NEVADA PRI DES SAY
MARY TO HE THE GOA i
The suit which was filed at Minden
Xevada, recently by Attorney Gcn
ral Fowler, in an attempt to have
Mary Pickford's divorce irom Owen
Moor sc set aside, is causing undcsired
publicity for .Nevada's divorce laws.
Public men in that slate never like j
.0 be tjuoted on two phases ot the
divoice law. One is the provision
.hat allows an immediate divorce il
service is obtained on the defendant in
w»o country when* the divorce is
brought. The other is the fact each
plaintiff is forced to swear that a per
nianent residence in the .state is plan
ned.
Mary Pickfoid brought bo'li these
features into bold rMhT. She ob
.ained services on Owen Moore in
)ouglas county and war. thus able to
;ct a speedy divorce, after she had ,
been in the county only IT days, ac
cording to Attorney General Fowler’s
complaint.
The movie star testified on the stand
lie expected to make the state h*r
permanent residence. Rut she left
Nevada two days after she gained her
lecrec.
Hundreds of women—aad men—
seeking divorce in Reno every year
swear they plan to make the state
.heir permanent home. This has
gon^ on for yeavs— yet Nevada re
nains the smallest state in the union.
Those profiting from Nevada’s pre
sent lenient diverse laws have made
‘very effort to direct attention away
Tom these two features, for they
nee a militant minority that seizes
;pon every opportunity to foreo a re
ision of the laws to make th m
stricter.
The movie-like rapidity with which
„he screen star changed from Mrs..
Moore to Mrs. Fairbanks, via the Ne
vada divorce route, has brought Ne
. ana’s divorce laws more publicity
uian they ever before received.
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aJfiUMAX ARTISTS ANXIOI S
TO LEAVE FATHERLAND
MAKE LOW I ON I'RACTS ,
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, LONDON, May 11— German mus
uall artists, eager to get out oi Ger
many, are reported to b»* ouering to
accept contracts at salaries lar be
ovv those oi present lintisii perioim
A'i> and in Norway, Sv.eden, Denmark,
and other countries are said to he en
gaged lor hail their pre-war renum
0 ration.
The British Variety Artists* Fed
eration in consequence has issued a
strongly worded memorandum. The
chairman of the Federation has point
ed out that a resolution was passed
pledging the Federation to oppose the
, icenses of managers who piay Ger
man tunes “within three years after
the declaration of peace.” A further
and more drastic resolution was, how
ever . recently pussod directed again
st “the employment on or about the
theatrical and music hall stage ol
persons of German origin.”
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AGED JAPANESE WOMAN
COMING TO THE U. S.
TO TALK TEMPERANCE
TOKIO, May 11— Mrs. Kajiko, Ya
jima, 87 years old has sailed for the
United States where she will repre
1 snt Japan at the International Con-'
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ALASKA TRANSFER
Goal, Wood and Ice
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitlemore & Marjjules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
JOHN A Nt l. SON Vanawer
Of tic** Ad mi i • Itiiilding
Whvti. u*1 \u«*nt
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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vAl.'.ir' * 1 CIGARS
MAKE TIIE NORTHERN YOl R
ilLAiigv-v»**i.iw •• LN iliWAJUJ.
kV..r .nco of Women’s Temperance boc
(etio3. £>ho is uu; rrcmuent oi Hal Jap- 1
c n... t.au v* mucus ii-mpcrunce ,
society ana Has b<*mi aSMK'uitea wiui
itovciiicii^ iui promoting tile wcuaic
)■ women m tins country, bus. la
in..a represented japan at Uic same
Diiicieiicc m America louita'ii jcu.s
igo.
The I’etorsbmg Report says $50,
,D«» to $00,co0 worth oi 1U1S bare been
iiandicd tms year by tno i^etcisbuig
dealers.
^ pioject is undei way looking to
v* litd liie establishment 01 a puiy nmi
ac inomas bay, lit teen miles lrom
i'eteisburg, within the neai iuiuit*.
.L»i engineer irom tlio states has been
ooking over the ground prepaiatoiy
to lepoiting to his company.
hi aim Gen ling recently returned
to Juneau with the first war bndc
from oven seas. .Mr. and Mis. Gehiing
we e married in Euiope while he uas
ni Tuber of the A. E. F.
t d A S . L O L D 5 1 Li A iiCOMl'AN \
JUALAU, ALASKA.
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Ki \ I lit l o.'ol 1 ti t \l oliLti • i'A > I Ai« lilii iOl’ 01' 1UEMAKKEI
la pmMWluic U«' quoiM»«*. »« "''“l >ou 10 ““d*‘>l^,,d **
!u,ar „« im- aU.ppar .... a. i* ,««• U-- •«***• *»
MC incased lu keep >uu advised ol maikcl edadges.
Beat Id mind Uittl because ol oui pu*»c> ui diaudg dirtfU w»l t
aauci ana au^i »o van alioiu .o. u.iU Uo. 1A 1 lilt lllOli V
i'latl'.s lull 1 LUs Ol' AtL KlAUa.
liluck Uear, Ao. 1 aukc, aUt0ttw fo.0,
ujoa*, uui Ui*« .'«■ . . 7i.u01o ui.ou
I'o\, Cross—Caigi Uaik
I 40.Ou to OU.l/0
Fox, Ked — Large Dark .......
oO.oli lo OJ.OU
lor, v, lute . ....... .—
lux, Lnue; irievs ui) uuuiuu.g lo lo.m
<j.oU io •UU.UOU
quaiil) prices uteiagc i.oui
4 o.\, onvei; v» e nan a u.g uuliel io: nlvci
I ox and guaiamee u>p pneis mi same, lie
sole io snip us :oui Oliver l uxes add vve vvill
siiuvv nou we are mere mm im. goods, imes
_ io'J.uU lo ftbU.OO
radge iron! -..—..—.
, uMP|. 7;>.00 lo 12o.00
1' isnei, latiige liar k, —--...
Mink, Lxliu La.ge .no. i Dark .— Id.bd lo ib.OU
Muskrat, Fall Alaskan Large No. i-- i.20 to 2.0U
* Lynx, Lxtra Large Ao. 1.— 4b.uu to oo.uu
Land uuer ^imcnor, ..■ *>.00 "> 40UU
Land Uuer (.Coast) ..—.. ZO.UO to 27.oO
While Weasei, Large Ao. 1 — 1.2510 2.00
W oil, Large Ao. 1 Cased 10 ^.00
Wolf, Large Ao. 1 Open ... 1&.U0 to 25.00
Wolverine, Large Dark ....._ 20.00 to 25.00
Prices above quoted are ail for number one best grade lurs. Lowtf
grades including pale skins priced in proportion.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND A1 AMI FAC I
t RI D Ftltb IN THE NUETTiW EM and alt we ask ol you Air. Shipper
ifc to give us the chance of a trial shipment and we will convince you that
uc* pay more tor lurs and make quicker returns than you can get any
where m the country. We have been in business in Alaska lor 36 year* *nd
have built up a very extent Hade. We sell mu/ ulaciured furs in all
parts ot the United Stales, Canada and in a great many European Cities.
liy shipping tNo us you are not only helping an Alaskan industry but
,ou a.e limping yourself to bund up a business lhai belongs to A lass*.
We eliminate the middleman entirely as we buy direct Iron, the trap
ier and trader and sell direct to Hie consumer, thus we are able to pay
jmi a better price than you can gel elsewhere. WE MAKE REIURNS
lilt; SAME DAY SilllWlLNT IS RECEIVED.
It so desired when your shipment amounts to $100.00 or more, we will
wire our bid and it noi entirely satisfactory you may wire at our expense*
and we will ship to any place you designate.
All we ask of you is 10 be Ian with yourself as well as with us and
make us a trial shipment, the result will make you a steady shipper.
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References;— Any Rank in Alaska, t he R. M. Rehrends Rank Juneeu,
National Rank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash., Dexter Horton National Bank
of Seattle.