NEWS NOTES
Colonel Re veil arrived last evening
from Anchorage.
J. H. Niehoalda, a well known
traveling man, is in the city at pres
en:.
Mrs. Sam Supcoff will leave on the
Alameda for Juneau to join Mr. Soup
coff who is now there on the way oul
side from Atlin. They will probably
not return.
Maurice l>. l.eehey leaves for Ju
neau on the Alameda.
Mrs. H. J. Vaughan will leave on
the Alameda for a trip to the outside
where she will spend a vacatin.
Senator I.. V. Ray goes to Juneau
on the Alameda.
Mrs. Allen will tie an outgoing pa
senger on the next boat.
Mr and Mrs. li R. l.aharee will
leave on the Alameda to spend the
winter outside.
Indoor Basket and
Baseball Coming
On the Alameda will go out orders
for the equipment for ladies* indoor
baseball and the game will be organi
zed and developed this winter *t is
also thought that basket bait will be
brought in and some line pastime for
the winter season is looked forward
to.
A letter from Yakutut, under date
of Sept. Id. states: “A sad affair oc
citred last night at S o'clock when a
gif net boat with two men in it. Major
Martin and John Marks, broke loose
and went out over ‘he l.etuvk bar and
capsized.
Major Martin is presumed to have
Keen drowned as he has not bee-, seen
since the boat went over. Marks
managed to got hold of an oar ami
swimming to the overturned boat suc
eeeded in lighting it.
EMPRESSTHEATRE
Sunday. Oct. I. ™°shqws
PATH I NEWS No. 38
The most belovoil of \meric.in drama! ic actors
THOMAS A. WISE
BLUE CRASS
o reels. A n»e»i stort of the race track
JUST ARRIVfl) AND UNPACKfD
The Now Kill Suitings in Fashionable Fabrics
iMo\elt> Plaids Hairline Serges
Ottoman Cloth Khiva Cloth
fden Cloth Devonshire Cloth
.1 irst what milady has boon waiting for
PATENT LEATHER BELTS CROCKET HOOKS
ALL WOOL YARNS OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS
TABLE RUNNERS SILKEN HOSIERY MUNSINGWEAR
H 4LLETT & SCOTT
THE SHOP OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES
I
(ieo. Chamberlain
i Contradicts Wick.
Senator Says It, K. Hill Was Not the
Delegate’s at All.
JUNKAU, Sept. 2i>.—When Dele
gate Wickersham was here he claim
ed in a speech that “I got the Alaska
railroad appropriation. I introduced
the bill in the house and Senator
C h.tn.berlain introduced the hill in the
sent it* at my request. I wrote the
hill. It was my hill and l got the up
I roprialion.’
Alter the Delegate had made Cii
speech John W. Troy, editor of the
Juneau Umpire, wired Senator Cham
berlain a copy of the declaration made
in the speech of Mr. Wickersham ami
asked Mr. Chamberlain it' it was the
truth. Today Troy received the fol
lowing answer:
“Portland, Oregon, Sept. 2D, 1D10—
John W. Troy, Juneau Alaska. Rail
road bill my bill. Passed the senate
first and it is the law. It was not in
troduced by me at the request of
Wickersham nor written by him. Put
for active support of President and
administration it would not have
passed at all.
(Signed)
“OKORC.E K. CHAMBERLAIN.”
PIONEER HALL SERVICE
Owing to the Union service in the
M. E. church, Rev. Munro will hold no
service in Pioneer Hall tomorrow
evening.
.METHODIST SERVICES
Rev. H. C. Munro will preach at the
Methodist church both morning and
evening at the regular house. Sunday
school at 12:1 A.
FOR SALE OR RENT
Houses furnished or unfurnished, j
Apply X. R. Anderson, foot of Adams
street. D-.‘U>—It.
NOTICE
Water will be shut off on Broadway.
Fifth and Sixth streets and Adams
street east of Broadway from S to 11
tomorrow morning. Seward Water & I
Power Co.
GRIGSBY TALKS TO
BIG VALDEZ AUDIENCE
VALDEZ, Sept. 20.—‘The Grigsby
meeting here last night was a big suc
cess. The hall was packed to the ut
most, Grigsby spoke two hours ami
was warmly applauded throughout the
speech. The first half hour of the
speech was devoted to answering
Schofield’s charges. He completely
quashed this charge in such a manner
that it will undoubtedly act as a
boomerang against Schofield. He
made no personal attacks on either or
his opponents but proved Schofield to
he a hyphenated Alaskan. He devoted
very little time to Cobh who is not
considered here as an important fact
or in the race. It is generally conced
ed that Grigsby will have a majority
over both his opponents combined in
this division. In the latter part of'
the speech Mr. Grigsby devoted his
time to a comparison of the respective!
merits of Sulzer and \\ ickersham and
he proved that Wickersham is unfit
for re-election by various congress
ional records demonstrating that he
had flopped on every important Alas
ka issue when forced by the prt'ss and
popular opinion. The meeting was
very enthusiastic and loudly applaud
ed Sulzer’s name every time it was
mentioned. Present indications arc
that Grigsby and Sulzer will carry
this section by a good majority
Oyster Cocktails at “The Pranch.”
LOST
Pastern Star pin. Return to Mrs. O.
.J. Keating. 9-26—tf.
UrbacH
SELLS
ALWAYS RELIABLE
A
Largest shipment of peaches
that ever came to Seward, $1.50
a box while they last. Brown &
Hawkins, “Quality First.”
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It has arrived. See pnjje 4. Brown
& Hawkins, “Quality First.”
Oyster Cocktails at “The Branch.”
VERY ATTRACTIVE INDEED
Is our display of lint* candies. To a
judge of <| n a lilies in such merchandise
the exhibit is a real treat. When to
this high class is added the addetl at
traction of exceptionally low prices it
is not surprising that this store is so
popular with the discriminating.
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY
HETTEL’S The Kodak Store,
Broadway, Seward
Agents for Eastman Kodak Sup
plies and Ansco Cameras
Edison Talking Machines & Records
Columbia Phonographs & Records
I'OU RENT
First class boarding house and three
bedrooms, completely furnished. See
Cooper 9-28—tf.
LOST
Pair nose glasses, in case. Please
notify Gateway office. 9-2f>—tf.
“Billy Buster;” The best school
shoe on the market. High and Tow
tops, all sizes.
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
| First.”
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Long distance telephone Dooth at
the Branch.
i*"' »• Ban on Extravagance
Following the example set by some of the war
ring nations, a movement of some magnitude has been
inaugurated in the United States to instill a sense ot
economy in the people; it is a fact that we as a people
are the most extravagant in the world. If you are one
of the many Americans who have never experienced
the feeling of safety and satisfaction engendered by
tiie possession of a savings account however modest,
JUST TRY IT. You can start it with a dollar, and the
start is the only diflicult part of it. Surmount that
difficulty TODAY.
FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS.
Interest computed January 1st and July 1st.
Resources $350,000
Territorial and City Depository.
ESTABLISHED 1905.
Gruen
$40.00 >.
4
Watches
$300.00
George the Jeweler
groceries:
“Quality First"
ICLOTHINQ
Announcing the Arrival of
THE RANGE WITH THE REPUTATION
"Quality First"
As “Quality First* has always been our policy, we believe
that we ha\e been very fortunate in securing the agency
j for
The Great Majestic Range
We wish to extend to everyone a most cordial invitation
to visit our store, where the favor of your inspection is in
vited, and your order at your own convenience will be
greatly appreciated.
j The best Line of High (»ra<le
FURNITURE
AND R U G S
in Alaska
mL
MOWN & HAWKINS
Large Outfitters-Gencral Merchandise
SEWARD "QUALITY FIRST” ANCHORAGE
THE
VERDICT
Once more the Majestic Range has been awarded a world
verdict over all competitors. This time it comes in the
shape of the gold medal given by the Panama-Pacific ex
hibition.
Call and get description booklets.
A COOK BOOK FREE WITH
EVERY RANGE
MECHANICS' TOOLS
of all kinds and a General Line of
HARDWARE
NOTE CHANGE OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS:—Hardware Dept., Adams 80; Office, Madison 80; Grocery Dept.,Main 1.