M'KINLEY HOUSE SOLD
LAWSUIT MAY FOLLOW
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Con.Sullivan, formerfy of Nome, has
purchased the old McKinley house
from William Sauers, and "ill o{ en a
lodjjinjr house as soon as he can
make the necessary repairs.
After Sullivan took an option on the
property, (Iris. Coe per, formerly con
nected with Sauers in the Seward < om*
mere nil Company, announced that he
was In f owner of tin McKinley house,
and demanded that he share in tin* re
turns of tin* sale.
Sane* s poles : h- d» e ?o t he pr< met t>
in his name, lie says that " h* u he
Um^nt the place, he oiVered to let
Cooper have a half inter* st. hut that
the latter never paid anythin*; toward
his share, in* arei\ askm*; that b** he
charged with tin* a nount sulUcient to
cover a half interest. I lie* >v,! 1 l>*
ti nanee didn't appeal to Sauet*,
he said. si> in* uotitu*d t ooper that in
considered him* sit the sole owner.
Coop* r declares that he paid a the
amount due on his share hut $11-. ami
after rna\ino a copy ot snmootthe
entries in S.itvcs* ledger, In* retained
Vttoiney Kay to take, up t he »*at ler.
lie ottered Sauers the $ll«, hut it was
refused. 11* says in* w.11 sue Sauers,
eitin r ftir a half interest, iti tin* prop
■rt\, which is s a i * u:y been sti,u to
Sal. v tu, or fo* ha.? el the sal** pr iv.
Si . v;i. o v ii sat s ed l. l n i >• . *
that 11i• * >rop rty w as he'd in Sauers
name " 'too* eno..mberamv is *^.*in^
ahead without regard to any ditter
enci-s bet w* * n s u s :-:,d t ‘ooper.
STORM SWEEP
EAST, SIX KILLED
Ciov*’and, * May IT. Northern
<'hioar Michigan were swept I»v a
!o» i\ ’ :*.l rain storm »>! t jrht, ou:>
t?j_** ■» y. r:» | n d ion cl*>1. .it s diunuii'',
>> x do;it ns of people struct by tiybt*
nin- ha.'e been reported so tar.
I >, rod, Mich., May IT
, V but eatl ' ■» ' bt t a
storm at •» iui'lii atm *s .*t *
that tl»< d;■ linage C ttuU alone \\i >
1 *j• • sb I . v IT. 1 he ' in
which ' x * p‘ v er Oi > la> nii;h n;’
this sec: oi in two insta menfs *;»»•!.*
today. io: t '*ornis were most '••vet <
in the - .any vu.iey where mat y
v\ ere it <
Lor.j' distance telephone boot i at the
Branch*
( iirtuii! rods tit .1. L. tiruef *s.
Just received ;i new line of Buildi: j*
paper, Koofiiur* furred felt, iVadeniny
felt a* d I leaver Liard. Brown A i luw*
kitts Hardxvare l>ept. Quarty first.
i*absts o.ue rtt>bon beer at l’he
Branch. *
Budweiser beer at the Brunch.
Boys’ shirts and blouses in b cot
ton and wool, all colors, si/e*. and
prices, at Bi-*»wn«.v Haxxxii.-.*. Qua ity
first.
Children's romp- i*s in khaki and
blue <iej * t, ,«0c. Broxxn A Hawkins.
Qua i ity
Fishing tackb* at .1. L. Cruel “s %
SENATOR WILL
SAIL ON NOME
RUN IN JUNE
Announcement has been math* hy
u;!ic tb»* Alaska and l‘acitic Poast
s,, ;> onttipanii*s of their sehedales
of Nome Miitnys for the coinin'* sum
n.i.. ason of navigation "ill
, i\ Monda \, .»line I. "’lien tin*
nti■ a■ ijsiiip Senator of the Pacific t »ast
>’r.sn sh p Pompany, "ill steam front
l’let* U for Nome direct. The vessel
will not accept freight or passengers
tor St. Michael for this voyage. The
other si in js of the Pacific Poast
S i unship Pompauv for the season
folio" !
> , ,4nt' ’•» Senator tor Nome and St.
X onael. Wednesday, June -I, Tues*
c iv .la v *J|. Sunday. August 1*1, Pri
,iav. Septomi'i r U: for Nome only, Pet*
> ,\ ictoria for Nome otilv,
I* .... lit- 2; tor Nome and St.
M.cin . Sin day. June *JS, S mtiiiy,
iv , ;»\ \uuUst '.M. s unlay.
s, ;!* •* L1. Sunday, Petrher 1
\ f 11. s i spit's ;ire at IP a. ill.
.!, ic I. i! ch. oeneral freight and
;c of tin Alaska Steam
ship t o ; t»at v. after the couipletfon of
i j,4. t.t .;.| .. \ m*1o dale recently, was
„ ,, , tv> t:mi t hat tivi ot the six
- i , t _ s cu*: e on Sntiiia v
I TELL EVERYBODY }
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j ‘1 \ a i h* k hu no! bin j , if you I
1 r ■ V \\ li \ (. Tailoring yon f
| ». i * * t u;mv ? h»* host 111 tailored I
> ■ * ^ e* t *' le s, j
I \\ . :• k m : i*ri!(,r' dr* -1 \ y
It to v\ ho 11 ’ 11«* i I* clot i.>*s I
«. m» tliii n *n " ho want. I
. • * * .ini w m> aj»| "t cho« st t- r
! t i o ot sample*. are *fi
I e t ^ • !|olll>* i vt \ I tio V * y
list' V. til U*j > that \O0 would Q
® , • \u *t di «■'*'>' r> wen: hie on .
t !’»•« i a i\ ri111 now, this ever.- j
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* w<h*S<watts!dp is a i “
I t o« j» o can a hi to a f ul i
• . rho i. . r is A Id >VAk
.* ; 1I Id) S1 ’IT and vttisfac- -
I
* ui iee wont scare yo i |
• h • I*, v.ht w ,1 j' “Use \ * *
| Hit MINERS' STORE !
! RANK J. COITtR. Crop.
H10\t UUMSiiy [
!>on’t be afraid t<> pitone and j
remember the Parcel Post. i
Wholesale and Retail
Beef, Pork. Veal. Mutton, Poultry
Lard. Hams and Bacon.
Butter and H?gs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook Inlet Given Careful Attention
Pourth Ave. Seward.
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
Host Popular Mouse in Town
iiood Accommodation. I irst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
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Clothing, Furnishings, Footwear, Tents,
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Tarps, Rugs, Etc.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourtr Ave
Open a |
Savings Account I
With us toilav. We Pay 4 per cent Interest
on Savings Deposits.
Safe Deposit Boxes [
To Rent on Reasonable Terms. Ask one of j*
our officers to show them to you.
Bank of Seward I
It’s a funny thing,
Hut did you ever notico that
A lot of fellows who would much'
rather sit around and swap stories
j about the great days of ’ll",
()t* play solo
Thun muck in a quartz camp
< >i* pull st umps.
Will get out and work
I Ake coal heavi rs
Cleaning up a couple of acres
And never let out a murmur,
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Although their hands arc blistered ,
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\nd their arms ache.
Providing aforesaid couple of aeres J
consist of the laud included between j
home plate and center field, and the
territory
Adjacent thereto.
I'he (lemocrat >
Who usually have to go
1 )own in their own pocket>
do pay !he lulls
W lien the club entertains
I list inguished visitors.
Spoke to me today and suggested
that I compose a tew line.' in which
t he mat tei ot di ggi n g up a I it t ie «*t the
coin of the realm he brought to the
attention of the democrats at large in
as “diplomatic” a way as possible.
1 always like to In* obliging, -o
| poge goes.
Will a few of von feilows who have
been claiming to he d tnocrats ever
list.* elect ion ot President \\ iisou
and the passage ot th* railroad bill,
And who hope to participate in the
pie
Pieaso step tip aiot)g with 11k* fatth*
ful '’old guard
And pay
According to the si/.e of your roii.
lie* place i> at Democratic 1 lead
quarters
In Ccorge Phelps' place.
Some diplomat, eh, what?
Pelt mattresses at .). L. (iraef’s. $
t
Best buys in
Seward today
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A Merchandise Store, Stock at Invoice, about $5,000. Lease with 15 months to
run, and Complete Fixtures. lermsCash.
Residence on Second Avenue. Three Rooms, furnace, electric lights, water, all
conveniences. Bargain at $1650 cash.
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For details cal! at the
Alaska
Information
Bureau
E. O. Sawyer, Jr., Manager
Call at office of Gateway. Phone, Main 105.
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OUR NEW SPRING STOCK Of
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., SHOTS TOR MEN ..
has arrived and just one look will convince you that we
have the niftiest line of men’s footwear that ever came to
Seward.
Ask to see No. r>">56 in the Walkover line, which is a
Tan Russian Calf Blucher, on the new “Restoe” last. It is
certain to be a popular shoe for the “man who cares.
Other attractive models in Black Button and Lace and
Tan Button and Lace, with very heavy soles and light soft
uppers.
Oxfords in Tan and Black in both Button and Lace.
Tennis Shoes tor All
Tennis days are here and we can supply the men, the
girls and boys and the little tots with Tennis Shoes.
The “Goodyear” White Tennis Shoe with dark red live
rubber soles for men is a winner.
.J & L
The Store that sells Carhartt and Levi Strauss Overalls
QUALITY FIRST
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In the High Top Shoe !
Por the hills we have one made according to our
personal instructions lor a shot* suitable for this locality
made of Brown Calf Skin, double stitched, thoroughly
waterproof, and with heavy sole leather outside counters
that will stand the side hills and the rocks.
12 inch top $8.00. 15 inch top $9.00
Other high tops in “Putmans’’ and “Cuttt rs ’, both
standards of the world.
New Spring and Summer Coif Caps and ( loth
Hats, all kinds colors and prices.
Who’s
Your
Tailor?
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