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( TONIGHT )
8 P. M.
LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE WEEKLY No 31.
SPECIAL METRO
SEVEN REEL PRODUC--;
TION. FEATURING
EDITH STOREY.
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“LEGION OF DEATH ”
BASED ON THE RUS
SIAN WOMEN S BATTAL
ION OF DEATH. A BIG
DRAMATIC FEATURE.
Admission 15c and 35c
LIC ENSE
Automobile tor Hire
SEWARD AI TO SERVIC E
Ellsworth* Prop.
Phone Dot Phone Ni*ht
Adam* 87 Madsn H4
DR . WILSON
Will he leaving soon. Ha\e your eye
examined at once.
ROOM —I!—
KlUworth Building.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
AT
URBACH'S
SPECIAL
RAINCOAT
$9.00
DRESSY — DURABLE
I HK STORK WITH A CONSCIENCK
INFORMATION W ANTED
A letter of inquiry was received in
the !u>t mail by Postmaster Root from
Louis Walker- of Bridgewater* Mass.,
concerning the whereabouts of his
father- Frank Walker. Any one hav
ing knowledge- or any lecollection of
this Mr. Walker- please make the
same known- either to the Gateway
or to Ix>uis Walker- as his friends in
the east have in some way received
news that he passed away here in
Seward.
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AM HOP AGE YOUNG MEN
HERE ON THEIR WAY TO
WEST POINT OR ANNAPOLIS
Harold Beeson and Arthur Froden
Uerg. two Anchorage young men- are
registered at the Hotel Sexton on their
way east. Mr. Beeson was appointed
t«» Annapolis by the late Charles A.
IT SHOULD BE
BROWN & HAWKINS
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Andy’s express meets til trains and
strainers. Phone 14S. ,
Sulzer. Delegate from Alaska, and Mr.
Krodenberg received his appointmenr
several days ago to West Point by
Delegate Grigsby. Beeson is the son
of Dr. Beeson of Anchorage and Fro*
denberg’s father is the well known tea
and coffee merchant of Anchorage.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC
Owing to the higher price demand
ed for film service also the fact that
special features are being secured the
price of admittance for adults will be
raised at the Liberty theatre effective
tonight. Hereafter the admittance will
be V) cents, instead of SO cents. There
will he no raise in the price of child
ren’s tickets which is now 15 cent?,
but all children occupying seat* will
be charged.
Jw 16. Management Liberty Theatre.
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MASONS NOTICE
Stated Communication*’ Seward
Lodge No,. 21* F. ft A. Me tonight
at 8 o’clock. Work Third Degree.
Jv IK Isaac Evans S. W.
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TWO STEAMERS TO SAIL
The Steamer Alaska and the Ad
miral Watson are both advertised to
sail from Seattle tomorrow for Alaska
ports.
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
The Odd Fellows will give a danc*
Saturday night in their hall on Adam*
stucot. This dance will be the first giv
en since the Fourth of July festivities.
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LODGE OF REBEKAHS
ORGANIZED IN SEWARD
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A lodge of Rebekahs has been or
ganized in Seward* twenty attending
the first meeting with many appli
cants in sight.
The following officers have been
elected for the first lodge:—:
Noble Grand — Mrs. Sloan.
Vice Grand — Mrs. Thoday.
Treasurer — Mrs. Peter Ander$or».
Secretary — Charles Leohner
The next meeting will be held on
the coming Monday night when the
appointive officers will probably he
named. _ . . -
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NORTHWESTERN DELAYER
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Steamer Northwestern did not sad
from Skagway until yesterday, after
noon at T:10 o'clock according to* in
formation received at the cable office.
Undoubtedly the steamer has beeh de
layed by extra calls. The Northwest*
(*rn should reach Cordovd sometime to
morrow forenoon and arrive at Seward
Friday night or Saturday morning.
M1LLKR IS IN TOWN
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Arthur H. Miller, in charged edu
cation work among the'natives in this
section of Alaska* is^jwgisterecf.it the
Hotel Sexton baying^acrived overland
last night from AffehOTager MfTJBPitTf?:
will leave on the Northwestern for
Cordova.
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BAR PIN
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A fancy bar pin baa been found and
turned into the lost and found depart
ment of the Gateway. The pin can be
had by the owner upon proper Identi
fication.
! SUMMER UNDERWEAR
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B. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
I Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $6.00 each
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Florsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable.
Quality Considered
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! COTTER’S
l THE PLACE WHERE MEN OI'TFII
LAST FIGHT OF QUENTIN
ROOSEVELT IS TOLD BY
SOLDIER EYE"WITNESS
LOS ANGELES. July 1&— A gra*
I phic story of the last fight of Quen
tin Roosevelt and his plunge to death
on the banks of the Ourcq in France,
was brought to Los Angeles by Harry
Charles Weber of Philadelphia, former
machine gunner, who saw the entire
battle. Weber who visited his unci'
here, wrote the account in a memoran
dum book on the day of the fight. It
reads:
“Some one cries, ‘fjook’ and pointed
skywards. Quickly turning my eyes
, in the direction indicated. I saw them
come together a mighty crash and
some smoke. There was a moment of
suspense. Then both turned their noses
towards the earth.
“The black one sped downward like
a bullet. It was a German. The other
silver colored.'Seemed to wilt and fall.
It was the American. A long, long wav
and then the clouds- they could
not be seen for a few seconds. Then
out they came, the Roche far ahead.
It seemed as if the Yankee machine
would right itself. It kept turning
round and round, the tail always point
ing upwards. Sometimes it dipped un
til it was almost horizontal. I felt my
wtiole body sway with it. I knew it
was the last struggle of an intrepid
THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
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Have now arrived and are ready for distribution
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BANK Of S WARD
— Safe Deposit Boxes to Rent.
Four per cent Paid on Savings.
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
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United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
BucceMor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Von G'Mcr Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
! M. A. HORNER, H*n4«r HRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
••viator* but it wall all in vain. My
face grew hot and feverish* my fist
flenched* as against the golden clouds
of a beautiful sunset I sa'v hi3 ma*
chine crash headlong to earth for tho
last time.”
The battle took place over the Ge: -
man lines and it was two days before
Weber knew he had witnessed the
death of Quentin Roosevelt.
Edgar A. Stanton has been appoint
ed as superintendent of the Juneau
Public Schools.
FOR SALE— Electric reading
lamp $3; electric iron $2.50; grill $2/
50; rocker $2.50; 2 oil lamps $1.50. In*
, quire Gateway.
CLAMS— Seward Fiah Co.. Jy 17.
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WANTED— Five or six placer
miners to leave on next Sunday’*
train. Inqnire Hotel Sexton. JylStf.
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GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
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Repairs by an Expert
Gas Engines.. Automobiles.
WILLIAM BAZANT
•SEWARD, ALASKA.
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ALASKA SHOP
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KODIAK SUPPLIES
PHONOGRAPHS
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ALASKA SOU VEX IR POST CARDS
DEVELOPING. PRINTING. ENLARGING
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CIGARS
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ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
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