WAR DEPARTMENT MAY
ABANDON FORT LISCUM
Seattle, May 2.—Word «#' i
here today by array men return im:
from Alaska on the liner Mariposa
that Fort Davis at Nome will be aban
doned this summer land that Fort las
cura on Valdez bay wlil bo practically
abandoned. Only a small detachment
of men " ill be left at the latter post.
It is stated in array circles here that
the government is preparing tocon
•,utrate it> military forces in Alaska
it a post as near as possible to the site
selected by the Alaska engineering
commission a* the sen terminus of the
|jm. wSos « and the Tanana valleys.
SEN. POINDEXTER
FAVORS COOK
Washington, May 2. Senator Poin
dexter introduced a resolution toons
recognizing Dr. Cook as the discoverer
of the North Pole and asking the sen
ate to award him a yfold meda tor
his services.
IjODfcT distance telephone booth at tlu
Branch.
I should worry. Chicken dinner
every day and short orders at all
hours at Commerce Cafe.
E. Levin, Prop
URGE FIGHT TO
PREVENT CANCER
Now Vo; -v, May -• -Urgent requests
fora national movement against the
, . ,v:is •: ule today by the Society
for the i’t. veution of Cancer.
s,.r s withered oy the society
show ,n a: inning spread of thedisease
i st year.
yt> • .id everything In tho pastry
line at the Seward Cafe.
j,' i nies, cakes, cookies and j
jC0 0 > the Seward Cafe. *
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Leo ami we’s sat up at the Northern ,
all night waiting for the Alameda to
come in and he lost money on the deal.
Because we’s ate up all his Camera-1
bert and crackers.
And about two hours alter daylight,
thats about 5:30 Marshal Guest yelled.
“Steamboat”.
And Leo said it was some kind of a
bunko game and started to turn in but
found Bud Lane had beat him to the
bunk.
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And then we’s all went up to the
Coleman house and pulled Tracy out
of bed and sat on him for keeping us
up all night when he knew the boat
wasn’t due till morning.
_
Before Captain Not'd could get his
lines made fast there was a erv of
“Steamboat.”
And there was Captain Zim Moore
sticking the nose of ttie Sampson*
around Fox island,
And before the Mariposa’s crowd
could get oil the dock that gang of
farmers bound for Knik flocked over
the Ouggenhcini boat and spread all
over town
And l came uptown for the mail.
And went home to breakfast.
— _ ..
And when 1 came back I met a bunch
of horny handed sons of toil standing
on the high spot in front of Hoben’s
wood pile.
And one of them said “Byyimminny,
1 tank tliis bane best place I seen since
l left Minnesota.
And I tried to sell him the lot he
was standing on but he said lie was
| going back to Knik to take up a home
! tead.
There’s no stopping those Minnesota
farmers when they get started any
where. ...
1 quit work long enough to go down
and see the bunch off on the Sampson
and just as they cast off the lines
And everybody was feeling happy
and yelling like mad for Seward and
the railway
A bunch of stewards armed with cor
nets and bugles came up from below
and pla\ed Aloha ()e
And made everybody cry.
And 1 left.
And the butcher came out of his
butchery as I passed and told me he
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way. We do it right.
was going to raise the price of meat
on account of the rush
And because he had the only shop
In town. v_
And I told him if he did I would
start a vegetarian restaurant in the
Coleman House.
i’ll bet that will hold him fora while.
CYANIDE PLANT
FOB BULLION CO.
llonalu Harris of the (/old Bullion
mining company, a Canadian concern
is taking a big outfit in to Knik on the
Sampson and will set up a cyanide
plant at the company’s property in the
Willow ereek district. Harris has 21
men in his party. The new plant will
he in charge of William Morrison, ;
who is an experienced mill man and
amalgamator.
Tills is the fifth season for the Bul
lion company in this district.
Atethodist Services.
The ringing message makes bright
the prospects of Seward as the termi
nal of the government railroad. Watch
her push ahead. Kvery enterprise
will he helped. The church will ad
vance with other things. We need
the cooperation of all in this work.
Then come to services tomorrow morn
ing at 11. Theme, “Universal Obed
ience,’’ and at 7:30 p. m. “Progressive
Power of the Gospel Over the Soul.”
Sunday school at 12. You are invited
to come. C. '1'. Cook, Pastor.
Ask about hoard by the week at the
Seward Cate. A
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That knocking nothing, if you
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FRANK J. COTFI R. Pron.
PHONE ADNMS 119
Don’t he afraid to phone and
remember the Parcel Post.
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Black Bass, 15c per lb.
Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Broil
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Startling Funny Comedies are
only a part of Saturday Night’s
* Show.
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Incorporated November Il)05 under the Laws of the 'I erritory
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CONTRACTORS AND I EALEH IN I
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Our theory is Ibul lone is rulu
I able in (fit concerned.
II e offer erenj facility for
prom pt ness in bunking and Irish
to do busin ess m/h you.
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! One “SPECIAL” value is our “Jumbo”
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the money.
Fancy Cakes and Cookies
New assortment of the National Biscuit
Company’s products, “Uneeda Biscuit” and
j all kinds of fancy assorted cakes, cookies and
biscuits. The newest thing in this line is fruit
cake, the good, old fashioned kind that “melts
in your mouth.” They come packed in attract
ive round or square cans.
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Nipon Table Fruit
Just received a new shipment of the popu- I
lar Nipon, the best 25c table fruit on the mar
I ket. Equal in quality to most of the 86o brands.
BROWN & HAWKINS
The Store that sells Carhartt and Levi Strauss Overalls