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I UK I* \ SSI \t. OK U KltKON
i Ketchikan t ’hronieie)
Two things stand out proinin* ntly
n the* results ot* the primari elec
tions that the spirit of l'ajr dealing
'till lives in tin* north «*nd that it
ht*hoov**s any candidate for of fie** to
pursue the support of real Alaskans.
Charles K. Herron was defeated ter
national committeeman - not as h*
probably will claim, because a ot of
IVmociats went in the Republican
orimnries. but—because of the libel
ous and positively unwarranted at*
tacks on men of standing. poisons
whose career will stand well the
scorching blaze of an\ political
-earchlight. As maintained h\ the
i’hronieie pri«»r to ek»ction th»* Her
on campaign was n personal i*n(\
•mceived by himself for selfish
motives. And during that campaign
he **r his henchmen did not hesit ito
to attempt to b«*smiivh the chai.u*
♦ . .» of main hon*»rable men of
A ask a in fact anyone who had the ,
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GOODS’*
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IS 01 K MOTTO
ri:iv \TK DINING KOOM
FOK I.ADIKS
< H I AMKHOY l’ROI*.
$ ranch
(grill
I or the ltc>l Pood
and Mo-t Perfect
Service. Therv in
None Metier in the
City.
MARATHON;
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C atering to Latin*
and Gentlemen.
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Private Bone*.
C’uinine of the be*t
Dine with ua.
GABRIEL SANTOS
‘ TOM RALLY
Proprietor*.
tomeiity to oppose him. lia<l he
been elected national committeeman,
it would have been a rule ot force
and coercion. Tweed. in his grave,
would have smiled to have such a
worthy disciple, and Murphy of Tam
main would have been jealous.
Herron’s campaign i.s now a matter
of history. and it is needless to dwell
i -uni it. but the future may be con
sidered. It is impossib'e for the Her
ron machine, including his news
papers. to tuiu over, to boost the
candidates whom they have attacked
so viciously. Nor would it be con
-> .-t'-nt to expect that they could work
in harmony with the men whom they
have attempted to picture as every
thing despicable.
In a word, Herron has done every
thing in his power to wreck the Ko
publican organization for his own ag
g nndizement. and lie is now entitled
to receive from that party nothing—
except to b«* ignored.
\ ISerlin dispatch says that '*(«• n
e al l.udondorl’s was the master mind
behind the Kapp revolution." Master
mind is good, when you consider that
••evolution. (Cleveland Piain-Ponler) j
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The re-election of a Socialist May
>r in Milwaukee was considerably dis- 1
counted in advance. It was inevitable.
- (Uirmingham Age-Herald.I
Most of those mushroom strikes are
.>? the toadstool variety. At least, they ;
make everybody sick.-- (Chicago i
News.)
Rl W \\l \ NOW PASSING
TIIROl GH If \RP CRISIS
RCCHARKST. May 2(*» Rumania
is passing through another ot the
many political crisis she lias ex per .
ienced sine* the armistice. General
\'e\ander Averesco, who was made
premier hy King Kerdinaiul in the
middle of March, did not have a ma
jority in the old parliament which the
K’ng dissolved at that time and he is
being opposed by several political :
pje t’cs m the new elections to chose !
a pa '*<lament to succed the one dissolv
ed by the King.
Pi orrises have been made that Gen
eral Averesco will establish order in
tire country, icgulute the railways,
demobilize the army, send the soldiers
back to the fa ms and eliminate dis- ,
honest official- who are said to have
The
Don’t :
Just ENTER
T O H 111 S T S A T T Ii N T I 0 N
When in \NOIOK i(iKi*t«p al ihe
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
Now addition, host rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold runninir uator and rail
bolls in each room. I'rivato baths. I'rir os to suit all Kiii'st.s
MRS l RED r.Aiv SONS. I’roprii toross.
- r ’JMRJIKT * 'SLL ~ f i T < f\ r> nMTHl IT~H i1¥~ > M i W O
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C A NDIES |
Owing to popular demand r
we now have in stock an ^
ample supply of =
“CANTERBURY
CANDIES” I'
These chocolates are of the ~
highest grade obtainable. ££
_ Chocolates, fruit and nuts EE
with real cream make r
I EE CANTKRRl '\i\ Candies a ^
delightful confection as well jS
a> wholesome food. r:
t VNTERBUR1 CREAMS §
| ARE CREATIONS. n
| SKWAIM) DlilKJ CO. 1
•• I lit: Ri:\ \IT. STORK ” £
^tiiimiiiimimiiiiiiiiimiiimimiiMMiir
novmously increased in numbers
. r.co the beginning of the war.
It i. charged that political combina
tions have been made against him to
prevent him fioui carrying out his
projects that unless the new parlia
ment supoits his program he will be
unable to put his reforms into effect.
One of the parties opposing Gener
al Averesco is the Nationalists whoso
opponent." call them bolshovists and
communists.
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P \( 11 1C CO \ST
PREPARES I OK THE
OLYMPIAN (JAMES
SAN 1 KANCISt’O. May 2b - len
t*i ive dates for the Pacific ( oast
trials preliminary to tin* final elim
ination tests for tli«* Ameiican Olym
pic (Jam > team t*> be held In eas'.ern
•ities early thi. summer, have been
announced l»y Sam (loodman o! San
Krancisco. vice president of the A. A.
L\. on his recent return hen* horn
Antweip and New York.
tloodman said that piimary tryouts
for track men would he held in
various localities and the host would
be sent to Pasadena June 2b for the
final Pacific coast tryouts. The
successful men at Pasadena are then
to go east to compete for places on
the team to represent the Kuited
States.
Most of the American athb-t*
4roing to llelgium for the games will
ail from New York July 21.
Swimming trials will ho held at
Honolulu and Sail Krancisco July
3 and 4.
Portland. (loodman said, had boon
awarded the boxing and wrestling
trials.
Olympic games committees are to
he formed at L<»s Angeles, Portland,
Ore., Seattle, Wash., and San Krancis
co. (’al if.
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P \PKK SHORT IN JAPAN
VAN COt’VER, 11. C.. May 26— Ja
pan is facing an acute shortage of
newsprint and a reign of high prices
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IIITSY
r« Advertise All
of the Choice
Things We
Sell.
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in that commodity, according to M.
I Unagaki and M. Nakayaina, who ar
rived here recently and will make a
tour of the United States and Canada
in the interests of several Japanese
newspapers. Japanese papers, they
sa.d, have only smail supplies ot news
prim. on h ind a.id are having consul
eiaote diifieuity iii securing enough
to take care of their needs in tin* im
mediate future.
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(IAS SOON 50c A GALLON
HONOLULU, T. H.. May 2G~ Ha
waii soon will have 50-cont- a- gallon
gasoline, according to the manager of
the local branch of one of the large
oil companies just hack from the
mainland.
\\\ J. lingers has been appointed
chief of police at Ketchikan at a sal
P!\ «>i >*’7Pi per moi th. He was iu
. truet'‘<l to appoint his ow n assistant
at $l(>n a month.
John Vaehon, well-known business
man of the interior. died recently at
Fairbanks. He was a member of the
firm of V.ichon brothers.
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CFOKCK ANDERSON, piano ex
pert factoiy agent for hiph grade
pianos, player and electric pianos, will
he n Seward shortly, headquarters at
tie* Overland Hoik Home address,
Juneau Alaska. Hey ppi. A5tf.
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' YOUR WASHING
niOXH MAIN 118 I
Classifieds
FOR RENT Furnished houses arid
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish hait for sale at Hali*
hut ( ovc, price three cents a pound.
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FOR SALE— Water front proper
Iv for Industrial purposes, in lots to
»uit. Apply J. S. Hot man, owner. A 1(>
Lady Torrington vnreum sweeper*
Ht GRAEF S
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
Graefs.
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Snow glasses at Grnels.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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.Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
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F.laine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefs.
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Aluminum wnre at Graels.
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House brooms $1 per at Graefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
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Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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i SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE ,
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS ,
( ( apt; M. M. Jensen )
TI'KSD.U', JI NK l»l.
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON '
SAILS SOUTI-IBOUM)
SCXDAY. MAY 30
< rcscrtco right to change -schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.• •.Seward Alaska.
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ail From Due Due Lv Seward
SKA I I I K STKAMKK Sl.WAKD Southbound
M:»> 20 Alameda May 2<> May 28
lay 27 Northwestern June 4 June 4
June Alaska June 9 June 9
June in Alameda June 1 <> June 18
Jane 17 Northwestern June 23 June 23
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DU. 11. A. BLYTH
Dentist
At present at LaTouchc on a
professional visit.
Will return about
June 13th.
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J. II. ItOMlG, K. D.
Office in It. U. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
FI ones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 18.
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L. R. C. P. & L. R. C. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S.f Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. I)., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Office hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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i FRATERNAL [
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L. 0. 0, No, 1425
Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M.. at
A. II. Hall. ViaJting Brother*
j Invited.
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( lias. Krefting, Dictator.
-V. 11. L. Meyer, Secretary.
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HONKERS OF ALASKA
IGLO NO. S '
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Meets on 2nd and Iih Friday *
each month, 8 p. m„ Pioneer Hall •
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WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalraere
Funeral Directors
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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