MRS. SULZER ON WAYTO WASHINGTON
SEATTLE, Tuesday, May S.—Mrs. Charles A. Sul
zer, wife of the Alaskan delegate to congress, arrived in
Seattle on her way to California, where she will spend a
few weeks prior to going to Washington, D. (’., to join her
husband.
WAGES OF THE COD
FISHERMEN RAISED
SEATTLE, Wednesday, May S.
The wages of the codfishing fleet men
in Alaskan waters have been in
creased and are now higher than ewr
before.
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Nows received at Nome from Point
Hope says that eight polar bears
have been caught there this season,
but only -•"> foxes and those old and
poorly furred. Lynxes are unusually
plentiful and are believed to be killing
the young foxes.
PROPERTY OF ANNA
NIMMO IS SOLI)
The auction sale of the personal ef
fects of the late Anna Nimmo is be
ing held this afternoon at the former
residence of the deceased. Loon Hook
er, administrator of the estate, is in
charge and conducting the sale. Arti
cles of jewelry were the first to be
sold and brought out bids from the
crowds of interested buyers that did
justice to the value of the articles
sold. The sale will be continued until
everything is sold.
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FOSTER’S MEMORY
HONORED IN EAST
Immense funeral services were held
at Gloucester, Mass., on March 7 for
Harry C. Foster, who died here dur
ing the winter. The following ac
count from the Gloucester i >ai ly
Times tells of the occurrence:
“The funeral of Hon. Harry C. Fos
ter Was held in the Union Congrega
tional church, Magnolia, yesterday
afternoon, the edifice being insuffi
cient to hold the vast number which
attended, not only among the neigh
bors at Magnolia, but from the city
proper and out of town.
Delegations were present from Ty
rian Lodge of Masons, Wingaersheek
Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men,
Gloucester Lodge, Knights of Pythias,
Gloucester Lodge of Moose, all ot
which the deceased was a member, j
while the municipal council was pres-1
ent in a body, besides many other rep-1
rcscntative citizens.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Walter S. Eaton, pastor of the church,
assisted by Rev. Frederick J. Libby
of Exeter, X. H., formerly pastor of 1
the church.
The remains were laid at rest in
the family lot in the Magnolia ceme
tery.
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Clearing of the beach by burning
all rubbish is in progress this after
noon.
MEN’S JERSEY
SWEATERS
AND
SWEATER COATS
ALL STYLES
URBACH’S
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Do You Need Shoes
-the chances are the answer is yes!
Well, we ha\c just unpacked the best line of Working
Shoes that this Camp ever saw.
The i-amous Felder
Hand made, moccasin top. all oiled tan stock. We guaran
tee it. If it doesn’t make good, money hack—good
guarantee, eh?
Buckingham & Hecht
l nited States Army Shoes. Two full double soles, black
or tan.
S6.50 Per Pair
The same last in full oil tanned stock, 12-inch top. sole
leather outside counter, Finnish pac top—a real hear
cat of a shoe, and the
The Price is $12.50 .
Dress Shoes $5 to $15.00
I!» Miners Stored
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
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Sam McDonald and family art* mov
ing into the Pete Ogle house on Sec
ond avenue.
Wayne Blue is enclosing his yard ,
with an artistic new fence.
Complying with a request from the
council the engineer in charge of this
division of the U. S. R. R. is continu
ing the steam shovel cut up l<owell
creek to Broadway. The Kifth avenue>
bridge was raised this morning.
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FILED FOR RECORD ||
October 12th, 1010, Mrs. Alice*
Scheffler to Daniel Dunlap lots 20 and
27 block 2, Seward; consideration
$7)00.
April 12, 11)17, Danial Dunlap to X.
Jerry lots 20 and 27 block 2, Seward, j
consideration .57)00.
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According to the Valdez Prospec
tor, Henry K. I.ove, formerly Unit
ed States marshal at Fairbanks, iS
cently passed an examination and is
now captain in the United States
army.
EMPRESS THEATER
Thursday, May 10
8 P. M.
Fox Film Co. Presnts
THEDA BARA in
The Two
Orphans
7 parts of the most
gorgeous production
ever attempted, costing
$150,000.
Produced from Hearst's
edition by Herbert Brennon;
enacted by a cast of
renowned Photo Players
8-Reel Program-10c and 2."o |
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FORTY ROOMS-OUT OF FIRE ZONE
J. 0. PATTON, Prop. Ratos by Day or Month
.Modern Conveniences Mell Lighted and Heated
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FIRE INSURANCE
JOE CAMPBELL
Successor to
ENNIS & CAMPBELL
SEWARD ALASKA
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Depository
for
Postal Savings
City
Depository
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Territorial
Depository
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sider his credit stand
ing in the community
whether he is asking for
credit or not. He owes it to
himself to maintain a good
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