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EMPRESS THEATER
THURSDAY, SEPT. 0. 1917.
8:00 P. M.
PARAMOUNT P1CT0GRAPH
No. 2029
Pathe Gold Rooster presents
FLORENCE REED, supported
by Favia Marinoff, Forrest Wi
nant, John Mittern and Jessie
Ralph, in
“New York”
a splendid Gold Rooster five
part feature.
Also a 1-reel Ford Weekly.
EXTRA GOOD PROGRAM
10c and 25c
! $650.00 !
! Stock of j
UTZ & DUNN’S
SHOES
Just In
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Ellsworth’s •
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WANTED — Place to care for fur
nished rooms or roadhouse; can
qualify as first or second cook. P.
O. Box 1497. S10
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Andy’s Express, phone Madison 143.
Tr tf.
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Old papers, seventy-five for 10c, at
The Gateway.
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Waterfill and FrazTer whiskey at
the Branch.
FIRE INSORANCE
JOE CAMPBELL
Successor to
ENNIS & CAMPBELL
SEWARD ALASKA
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jSEWARD SNAPSHOTS!!
Mrs. Chas. Walmsley returned ye»
teniay from a visit to Valdez.
J. L. McPherson, secretary of the
Alaska bureau of the Seattle Cham
ber of Commerce, was in Seward last
night en route to westward.
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Glen Carrington, well known twir
ler and traveling salesman, formerly
member of the Seward team, was in
town last evening, bound west.
T. R. McAnally, recently elected
principal of the Anchorage public
school, and son, Faison, passed thru
Seward on the steamer Northwestern.
KIDDIE KLOTHES
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Now that school is open we
are placing on sale a lot of hoys’
suits in plaids, cheviots and
blue serges.
Sizes: 5 to 10
All good serviceable suits
and as a special inducement we
are going to sell the first suit
that is sold after this advertise
ment appears at
ONE-THIRD OFF.
We are also showing a nice
line of boy'a pars, in the 12
inch top.
The»f are good and you ought
to have a look if the boy needs
clothes.
COTTER’S
Mr. Me Anally, who is 42 years old,
was principal of the Buckley, Wash.,
schools, and has eighteen years' ex
perience in teaching.
Miss Sylvia Wold, member of the
teaching staff at the Seward school,
returned on the Northwestern from a
trip outside.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
Berran, S.
Brueschke, Frank
Carlson. Conrad
Davies, Oliver
Dalen, Gunder
Dzodzaeff, Joseph Zyres
Gilbertson, Anton
Gribble, D. M.
Hyndor, Henry
Haughan, Fred D.
Hanson, Iver
Krantz, A. R.
Kanouras, Spiros
Klimoff, Fred
Mariuppa, Albino
Norton, Fred
Xordling, John
Petrie, James
Petterson, Charles
Peterson, Hilmer
Stonberg, Ole (2)
Stevens, Henry
Segauncs, Ramon
Taylor, H.
Tyler, Mrs. C. E.
Vlsdick, M.
Xuras, Jim
When calling for these, please say
“Advertised." One cent due.
W. E. ROOT, Postmaster.
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Certain-teed Roofing. Guaranteed
7, 10 and 15 years. J. L. Graef's. tf
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W'aterfill & Frazier whiskey at
The Branch.
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City Express. Phone Main 122.
MEN OF MILITARY AGE IN SEWARD
WHO ARE REGISTERED FOR DRAFT
Here are the names of Seward’s
men of military age, who may be call
ed for military service, as shown by
the draft register completed by City
Clerk Poehlmann. Not all of these
men will go, for some will be exempt
and others may not pass the physical
test, but from among them Seward
will send her quota to fight, that we
may continue life and the pursuit of
happiness unafraid of a Prussian
threat.
Adel man, Stephan Francis—127
Agbaba, Daniel—78
Allen, Harold Em Ion—119
Anderson, Alfred Eric—83
Anderson, Arvid Georan—10
Anderson, Carl Gustaf—183
Anderson, Gust—7G
Anderson, Martin—211
Anderson, Nels—75
Baumberger, Albert—124
Berglund, Charles Alexander—94
Beven, Walter Phillip—128
Big ford, Frank Ray—135
Bolam, Alexander—123
Brandt, Arthur Charles—129
Brown, Michael—151
Bryan, Ollie Francis—74
Butler, Clarence Earl—87
Birch, Milisav—237
Calleberg, John Gustaf—90
| Calogera, George Stergro—31
Calvert, Russell—38
Campbell, John Joseph—13
Carlson, Carl Albert—154
Carlson, Grant Livingstone—142
Carnval, Bernidino—188
Cescato, Vittorio—185
Christenson, Anton—192
Christenson, William David—0!)
Colberg, John—44
fVinivwii ln«pnh Arthur—02
Cook, Elmer Curtis—170
Cotter, George Gerinimo—106
Craig, Grover Cleveland—136
Craugh, Janies Francis—148
Curcice, Bade—20*2
Dahl, Ole—232.
Davide, De Benedet—153
Delevich, .Mike—216
Denny, Leslie Burton—47
Djekich, Daniel—77
Dobrovolsky, Peter—*25
Dotson, Floyd Luther—146
Dowling, John Hinckley—80
Dubigk, Louis Charles—4
Dunlap, Daniel David—52
Dwyer, Walter Eugene—150
Dzobalalff, Aly—229
Easterlin, Harlon Andrew—24
Eastin, Don—186
Edman, William—180
Ekren, Ivar—65
Ellis, William—72
Erickson, Gust—223
Erickson, John—176
Eskman, John—224
Evanson, Anthony Rengvald—8
Evenson, John Clinton—61
Finnegan, Thomas Joseph—5
! Fletcher, Louis—138
Frangus, Antonios George—40
Franson, August Ruben—84
Friend, James Earnest—212
Frost, John Thos. Jenkins—9
Goff, Nick—218
Gotch, Fred—7
Graff, John Hamilton—5S
Granc, Fred Otto—111
Gray, James Olcott—3
-Griffith, James de Lille—14
Grimes, Jesse James—166
Gunderson, Sigward—64
Haker, William Ludwig—48
i Hale, Ralph—85
Hannigan, William—160
Hansen, Andus Johan—141
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Hansen, Tom—108
Hartland, Alfred Jensen—130
Harrington, Otis Edmond—2
Henehan, John—201
Henehan, William—200
Hirsch, Adolph—1S4
Hodak, Nikola—37
Holt, Clarence Leslie—140
Hooker, William Reid—70
Hopkins, Charles II. Monroe—OS
Huhbell, Emil Adolf—200
Huel, John—210
Humphrey, Wildes Pierson—100
Husberg, Axel H. Ottosson—82
Hutton, Kenneth Percy—222
Iafiancesco, Francesco—101
Iammatteo, Pasquale—109
IkaefT, Stepan—234
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Jaccard, Eugene Samuel—11
Jacobson, Erl and—225
Jacobson, Ingwald Johan—99
Jacobson, John Marus—101
Jacobson, Thomas Marinus—217
James, Leander, Laurel Jr.—49
Jensen, Jorgen Martin—100
Johansen, Arthur—205
Johnson, Albert—173
Johnson, Carl Julius—132
Johnson, Conrad—178
Johnson, Jack—181
Johnson, Joseph—172
Johnson, Oscar—144
Johnston, Alfred Francis—139
Judd, James Franklin—97
Julin, Carl—177
Julha, Oskar—207
Karusmoli, Karl—20!)
Kean, Lincham—19
Keating, Otto John—168
Kelly, Dominick—217
Kennedy, Walter Charles—231
Kerr, George Edgar—149
Kind, Albert Otto Gottlob—63
Knowlton, Frederick Clifford—35
Koford, Henry—162
Koos, Fred William—194
Kovacevich, Sam—214
Koybaeff, Maly—227
Large, Daniel Edward—45
Larson, Harry—93
Larson, Theodore—56
Lawless, Everett James—159
Lechner, Charles—39
Lechner, Wandel—27
Lien, Henry Lidvard—22 •»
Leistner, Josef—112
Lindwall, Richard—109
Lucas, William Erich—71
Lundbcrg, Carl John—89
Maltby, John Curtiss—103
Markstrom, Emil—169
Marshall, Francis Augustus—98
Martin, William Robert—23
Mason, Edward Edgar—101
Mathison, Nikolai Johan—131
Matson, Nels Edward—43
Mauchelich, Radisvo—215
MacLeod, John David—219
MacPherson, Hugh Andrew—15S
McGettigan, John—208
Meagher, Harry Alphonse—126
Mikelson, Art—67
Milanovich, Sam—28
Miller, Adolph—147
Miller, Richard—107
Millett, Hugh Harrell—91
Mooers, Clifford—107
Morgan, Clifford Logan—198
Morrison, John—163
Munro, Harrison Clyde—1
Munro, Ronald James—143
Nelson, Carl Sigurd—36
Nelson, George Benjamin—165
Nelson, John—174
Nelson, Louis—171
Nelson, Neord Victor—81
Norberg, Erick—175
O'Connor, Lawrence Joseph—88
Olson, Ole Johan—41
Olsson, Carl Gustav—187
Ooghe, Arthur Edward—114
Orlander, Carl Edward—122
Osbo, Thorwald—66
Osborne, Ralph—230
Ostrom, John Edward—32
Overton, Frederick Stryker—26
Painter, Harold—96
Palin, Hans—182
Paz, Miguel—197
Pederson, Axel Victor—30
Perini, Joseph—238
Petardi, Angelo—193
Peterson, Gust—157
Peterson, Jens Christian—95
Peterson, Peter Hart—120
Petreson, Gustav Albin—57
Pietranuoni, Celestino—190
Poehlman, Max William—60
PHONE MAIN 134
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| Oranges
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Poehlman, Otto Henry—10
Pomponio, Carmine—180
Rainey, Lois Commodore—.‘54
Rapich, .Mike—205
Rautio, Anselip—236
Reed, Julian Hanford—15
Robles, Raul de-*-l 16
Roberts, Avery Roy—105
Roekel, August Louis—12
Roha, Amastansio—204
Romanin. Sam—152
Rowe, .Michael Albert—164
Rothfus, Walter Jacob—121
Rudeen, John—02
Ryan, Jack—179
Ryan, Matthew Edwin—17
Sabaeff, Base—228
Schallerer, Otto Clarence—218
Seams, Albert—73
Seaton, Lenord Boyington—21
Seppala, Gust Richard—113
Sheldon, Charles Angles—51
Shellhorn, William Richard—59
Simonsen, Hans Martin—33
Skatho, Sigurd—118
Smiljanich—233
Smith, Charles William—86
Stanton. Joseph Barton—104
Starquist, Frank—133
Starr, Louis Penfield—53
Stenhouse, James—20
Stickler, Lloyd Louis—220
Steinrack, Theodore Dukes—117
Stevavich, Sam—218
Stevenson, William Richard—125
Stoliza, Janko Pavlo—79
Swan go, Clay Edgar—187
Swanson, John Oscar—155
Taylor, Alvin Herman—(i
Taylor, Frank Allen—18
Thompson, Roscoe Lynwood—20
Tobon, Bill—184
Tolman, Crittendon A. Coe— 51
Ujich, John—195
Van Hasler, Earnest—115
Wagner, John Frank—50
Waugsmo, Paul Ludwig—42
Ward, Henry Granite—5
Werel, Frederick Mathias- -46
Werta, Axel—221
West, Joseph Nelson—110
Westberg, Richard—285
Williams, Andy Peter—156
Williams, Charlie Early—145
Woolsey, Russell—102
Yalaca, Neilo—226
notice]
For all matters pertaining to rent
of rooms in the Van Gilder build
ing and payment of rents, apply to
Curtis R. Morford, agent, Room 21,
second floor, oflice of Morford & Fin
negan. Rents payable in advance. SS
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Scratch pads—for scttoo1, for your
desk, for the counter, for the work
room—10c at The Gateway.
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Chaa. E. Brown, President
Sidney Anderson, Vice Pres. H. S. Balderston, Cashier
Koht. H. Komig, Assistant Cashier
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BANK OF SEWARD
SEWARD, ALASKA
Established 1905
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VERYTHING of a banking nature en
1W trusted to our care, receives our best
attention. Having gained a reputation for
careful, conservative management, we shall
steadfastly endeavor to maintain it.
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Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent