DO YOl KNOW
THAT
The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
W here you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
and other Valuables
$5.00 per YEAR?
W e shall he pleased to have you inspect
this feature of- our
BANKINti FACILITIES
AS
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
•• LIBERTY THE ATRE "
TONIGHT ONLY
S I*. M.
THE BIGGEST LITTLE
STAR IN THE WORLD
-IN
OLIVE THOMAS
“AN EVEN BREAK”
ALSO LATEST HEARS'!'
NEWS RATHE No.211.
AND
“MAX’S VAC ATION”
A ONE REEL RATHE
COMEDY.
SI NDAY NIGHT
EMILY STEVENS — IN
“HIS BONDED WIFE”
Special ♦> Reel Feature.
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DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Pay
Madsn 61. _ Adams 87.
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Will In* leaxins mmhi. Ilaxe your eyt
examined at onee.
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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(('•ntinued from 7)
celebration and a heretofore unknown
runnoi !<»»>’; the first prize lie beiny j
h. Mautino* one of tlu* soldiers station i
•d hen*, besides Mautino. three others
intend the race* Joe karotf* winnpi
la-d y a A. fovieh and Joe Jdoff.
The t ail up Maiathon was not the
b< st tni ye:.i and there was a hard
\ ml a so t>* buck uoimr up so that
Lo<ot time \va• not made as formerly.
Mautino crossed the tape* lirst man*
his time beinjf 1 hour* six minutes and
l • oconds. karoff was second down,
his time bein^r 1 hour* nine minutes
a I ::0 seconds; C’ovich was thixl
down his time beinjj 1 hour eleven
vi*-.at* s and !•"> s«ron Is. ldeft J^ot l°'*t
but v hen he came down found that a
purse of $31.’Jo had been made up fo»
I im. The first priz»* was v7.’> and a suit
rlotlus donated by Itiown *<: Haw
kins; socond prize $f»0 and third
money* s
Mautmo. the winner- was me rourm
man in a marathon race at Tarino
Italy- in IIH'J over a course ot 110 kil*
ometers. There \\ere 1ti-» entries it*
that marathon.
Covich had never been up the motin i
tain before and rot lo>t going up whet*
• lv»se ahead of him disappeared I
around a bluff.
Karoi'f ! ad a nasty tumble coming
down and bruised himself con.>id"‘* :
ably .
hi: i:\tim; contkst
About 0 o’clock last night the pie !
10c A BUTTON
$1.00 A K11*.
Thats the GUARANTEE
on every pair of DUTCH
ESS TROUSERS sold. We
KNOW They will give you
SATISFACTION and we
want you to KNOW it.
*
The next time you buy trous
ers. Huy DUTCHESS
TROUSERS. THEY ARE
FULLY GUARANTEED.
A,__ ** .
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
|)() NOT FOKGKT
X
THK BIG
At the 1. 0. O. F. Hall at 9:30 o'
l lin k tonight.
\ll men in uniform admitted with*
mt charge. Admission SI* Ladies I* roe.
atinir contest was pulled off on
Broadway. There wee many entries
o this event hut the winner. Willis
P°rry. had the huljtre on tin* other con
testants.
Willis refused to eat anything all
day and when he drew a irood juicy
apple pie - we ll yum-vunv he just
ate the pie like a duck takes to water
and finished full ahead.
DANC K AT NKJHT
The Fourth of July dance at the
A. H# Hall was a fitting close to a big
day. The dance startl'd at 10 o’clock
and ended early this morning. Mi
Jennie Peterson and chief signal offi
cer Wyman won the first money in tie*
prize waltz and Klizabeth Romig and
Flores* of the Saturn • and Mrs. L.
Straughan and Johnnie Nelson weie
winners in the prize one step.
SBRllAL AW VRDS MADR
A committee composed of H. Smith* i
Moll Horner and .1. Bindley Green wa< !
named to make a report on the best
window display also the prize winning
float. The report is as follows:
I Jest window display— Seward
Grill first prize; one member of the
committee not voting on second prize i
and two of the' committee reporting j
one in favor of Kllsworth and the oth
er for the Seward Bakery.
Best decorated conveyance in th**
parade— first prize* the Seward “Liv
ing Angel Seranade ” on the float;
second prize Georgie Barker* sjnaM
auto drawn by bicycle.
EPISC OPAL CHl’RCH SERVICE
Rev. (J. J. Zinn. minister in charge, j
Services Sunday July Hth.* being j
the third Sunday after Trinity.
II a. m. Service of the Holy Com*
munion and Sermon.
No Evening service during the sum
mer months.
ALASKA HAS
MANY FOR
SEWARD
Bringing 67 passengers for Seward
and 60 tons of freight the steamer
Alaska reached Seward yesterday aft
ernoon at ."> o’clock and sailed from th**
San Juan dock at 11 :30 o’clock lari
night for Seattle via Alaska ports.
Passengers arriving on the Alaska
ware Miss Joanna Spragug* Mrs. T. C.
*
SUMMER UNDERWEAR I
II. V. D. and Scalpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$.1.00 to $6.00 each
Florsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable.
Quality Considered
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mi-: pl.u'K nmu:jm: mkx oi.tfii
Hart SchalTncr
& Marx
Clothes
AT URBACH’S
Victory londs
Of
THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
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.
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE JNSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Buccetutor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SLWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFOHT OF A HOME
rates by day or week well lighted and heated
(1. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
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Andy's express meets all trains and
Reamers. Phone 143.
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Emery* Ethel Emery* Mrs. T. *L I-arjr**.1
Mrs. V. Gear. G. A. Lundquist and
,\ife* Gustav Seiffert. Ronald .). Mun
•o. L. E. Grommes, W. I.. McDonald*
V. H. Koch* VV. C. Hovev* G. A. Car!
son. Lewis Larson. C. P. Butler* H. W. j
I.aVilli* T. B. McClelland. VV. <’. King j
Miss A. Ridson, Mrs. T. B. McClelland* ,
Mrs. B. Covell* E. M. I.echlider* Ruth
A. Woods, Mrs. V. R . Maxham* Laura
M. Bath- A. D. Longtnore, wife and
son* W. C. Dihrell* L. McAlister* L. ;
Murphy* R. Seater**W. R. Eubank* .1.
Pressue* P. Olmita- Dan Sugel* Mrs. j
F. N. Small* A. C. Sample. Nels Mey
-r* J. VV. Mcftuff'Tom Wilson J. Mur
ray * William Bryant. H. 0. Roberts,
! J. Pizzolla* V. Popoff and 20 steerage.
Passengers leaving on Alaska from*
Seward were Mrs. L. D. Cook* A. M; *
Kay and C. T. Swift for Seattle; T.
Johnson and J. Raymond for Cordova*
F. H. Redfern for LaTouche and C. J.
Atkinson for Juneau.
The Alaska had 22 tourists aboard
making the round trip.
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WATSON I)t'E TOMORROW
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The steamer Admiral Watson was
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' at Kodiak this forenoon and Agon:
Wayne RUic expects the teamer to ar*
| rive here tomorrow morning. Th •
Watson was discharging freight at
( Kodiak at 2 o’clock this afternoon.
ON WATER WAtJON
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NEW YORK* July 5- It is esti
mated that th%:s city consumed twentv
three million gallons more water >
the first day of prohibition than any
proceeding day.
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Upon complaint of the t\ S. Pep
uty Maishal at McCarty. Peggy \d
ams, alias Ida Watson, was arrested
charged with vagrancy, hut she en
tered a plea of not guilty and the cas**
was immediately dismissed hy the C.
S. commissioner.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIAS
SPECIALS
ON BOX CANDY
HASS JOHNSTONS
HOEFLERS
NATURAL Cigarette* t0» T for $1. 00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 7 BAGS
For *1.00
THE ALASKA SHOP
Entire New Management. I
Newly decorated and re- I
furnished throughout. |