GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. inZANT.
MACHINIST.
SI‘E( IA1. TY G AS ENGIN ES.
Fin E - IlIicHN COMPANY
Ju*t received nc" miid MiRttr cured
|M C Nl C II A M S
2Sc |»er lb.
I r> or.t* — A real Harijaiu.
JUST RECEIVED
The Rest Line of
\\ oi king Shoes
That Ever ( ame
To Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line oi Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Saiis
The l'laee Where
?.!cn Outi it.
COTTERS
Wll.LIAM A. HKSSK
V. S. Minora* Surveyor.
Hh4>lOUl> M. NKI1-1- coim:
Cordova. Alaska.
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IN Ill!.l.> ol \ KUNON
IM.YMOl’Tll. \ t.. A ; 10- Oov*
po Calvin Coolidp* »-! M:a"achisett>,
publi* at; nomine* ’<» N ‘
(tent, is on a re>t. w th Mrs. I «><> oitv*
and their two son**. John and t ui\in,
he i> on his fathm-s fa on » the hills
of Y turnout. H> f.n t- tae l>*‘>t way to
rest i> to rise eai’.y ami h Ip h’s fath
er do th*- fat in work.
The farm, a hilly one situate*! at
the top of Plymouth not h. consists or
over 2tM> acres, partly woo«ie*l and
partly cultivate*!. l.onir meadows «»t
DEP \R1 MEN r 01 THE INTERIOR
(I
Alaskan Knu net rim: t oimmssion
Plains icaie and a live at Seward a.
1 follows:—
v 1 ■' A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
Roo vt . t. runnel, (lirdwc*»d*
Am noraeo A rive *:.•.» l\ M. Mon
Jay and lhursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mof.day
«.nd Friday* at SiJJO A. M. toi
Matanusku, Wasilla, Houston, lal
ko ’i»a. a id i*n Wednesday* at S:tU)
A. .M. u>r Matanuska, Kska amt
i hieka 04*11,
H\:K VM \>i. i t M HKON and
i).liner .soiled on tlu* .scnard— An*
et.;»r.*£c tram in it*e but lot car. Ait*.
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Shoot Mcl.il \\ oi ks
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I'd. Madsn i H>
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mont apples and juicy plums.
|‘ • farm * - *. sandwiched be
tween the Plymouth t hese factory
and tie* home of llowrnor (oolidges
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Keg’and home, white with ."Winging
green blinds.
Ti e governo has risen at tl o clock
• . mo ning since bis arrival on his
4Mh biitbday. July 4. He usually puts
on hi> grand fathei’s togs, consist!!’.:
of an old flannel shirt, denim trousers
and an old-fashioned cowhide boots,
mad** at the Plymouth tunnely in
1S.KV
He recite> with interest the history
cm;laii n wilson, oph. u.
Have your EYES tilled ami
CLASSES properly lifted.
ROOM 2 •
ELLSWORTH HUILDINC
Seward, Alasku.
of the boots. They were made for bis
grandfather when he was elected to
the legislature at .Montpelier in Ifcob
ami he wore them continually through
out the session. (lovernor t’indulge
wears them now when la* “tinkers
around the farm.
.t frock which the governo wears
when lit' works in the fields, is a relic
of Ids grandfaihei *s days. It is of den
im and slides over the head like an
army shirt and is not unlike the frocks
worn hy artists. In it, the governor
po nays an entirely different man
from the one who sits in the ISoston
e*.imiii.a-u’ately attired.
i>y way of adding to his heaity ap
p ‘;»i> f<> • the splendid country cooking
p! *pa ed hy his father's housekeeper,
tli * govmiior frequently goes into the
meadows before the mist lias cleared
a’d mows a good sized corner of the
fie ,1 be for.* the hr*ukfust hell rings.
• |.• t i. much m *re invigorating
th-in g !f and fully as remunerative
although h huniomu^’y adds that
me ch a make more at golf than I
th *y would at farming. "
.1. C. Coolidg* has a large wood
i,:' • in front < f th.c* house. Most of it
, naily chopped or stove w<>«*< I
In* several <minks were left for the
>1 n firepine**. When the elderly
fa tner, wlio is 7.* yea*'s old, returned
f« rn a fishing trip recently, he found
aV the larger oioeos slithered to kind
\;- • and 'earned that ‘ ( al had spent
a *>a t of the forenoon lustily swing
ing the axe. Tim old gentleman said
n, king about tlm wood being intended
ie the f r-'place. hut smiled, went in
li • I ons and prepared an appetizing
**r oss” of brook trout fiom th«* Ottn
• ]» :iecb»*e.
The (’.overnor’s father has hern
te n constable for 40 years and a
m roller of the legislature for nearlx
a> io„u. Hi* aunt, Mis. .1. .!. Wilder.
- > is past SO years, lives in the ad
jr’aing house. She and "( al sat all
i js. *as::ej,**.:• •• . ».. r*. * •, : M ;*'
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make the rnK\ touyhrr *he I' ■' \w we ;■ t u 'n»cr
and keep you* ie *t d* v .: \< nniormr. 1>« n t accept »'Mta
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TOUNDEO 1869
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door sob! at a com- |
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SEATTLE;
I
of on*• afternoon, remininsrin£ of the ,
days will’ll tin* town was snow hound
ind traffic impassable.
(iovernor Coolidge first 1< arned of
‘he nom nation of (iovernor Cox and
Kruiklin I). Roosevelt for the Demo
cratic ticket, tlie day after the nomina
i
tions were made. The statve driver,
Irivinjf the old fashioned statue from
Ludlow to Woodstoek. brought the
news finm Dudlow. It was nearly a day !
old tha n. The jjovorno! had no state- I
oient to make regard infr the Demo
cratic selections. When asked for one
he said significantly that he was pre
paring his speech for the notitication.
John and Calvin, tlie (iovernor’s j
two soiu. are ardent anglers like their
grandfather and recently caught %i'l1
speckled trout. The governor himself
is not a fisherman.
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\iJOKMil V\I. \YOMKN HAM
1 r OYf.K PKKSKNT MAY CIUL
LOS ANOKLKS, (’a!., Aug., 10
Present «lny girls, with their cosniet
tv, orange sticks and nail powders, '
ma\ he chagrined to learn their ahori
giaal sisters, who disported tliemselv- j
•v beside the Pacific generations ago.
knew something about personal cm
bcllishmcnt.
A stone “powder puff” found on
Santa Catalina Island, together with
a prehistoric tooth brush, is evident
of the early day activity of the women |
according to Ralph (Hidden, who made 1
the discoveries while searching Indian
graves on the island l<»r the Mayo
foundation.
The toothbrush resembled the mod
ern in >ize, shape and color. I he brist
les were gill fibres from the jawbone
of the stingarce. The “puff” probably
A'ou'd seem heavy today, for although ’
1 looks like the modern bit of down,!
t feels like a lump of lead. It was j
used, it is said, to brush the ochire |
with which the Indians beautified,
themselves.
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lU’NT TO HELP DO HIE
SEATTLE. Aug.. 10—“Mike” Hunt,
captain of the University of Washing
ton football team in 1015, has been en
gaged to assist Gilmour Dobie in
coaching the Cornell University eleven
this year, according to a letter receiv
ed here from Dobie.
Dobie, former University of Wash-1
ington coach, was with the United
States Military Academy at Annapol
is until he went to Cornell last year.
Hunt is from Yakima, Washington.
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UTAH STATE TROOPS
WILL SOON PLAY POLO
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug., 10—
Utah State troopers soon will be play
ing polo, it is expected, as polo ponies
are to be furnished a new cavalry
troop here, according to a telegram
from the war department.
The ponies, it is thought, will be •
from mounted schools and remount
stations where the game was taught.
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* Wayne Blue, Agent.
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