IDE SEWJUID CAMAY
Pefttohed Palm Except
Entered ae*fceoond-CUee EstUr^tgMca
ber and. 111*. at the Poetettoe It
Seward. Alaska. UndJ^the ~
Act ef March t, 1171.
HARRY O. STEEL HAL 1 SELB"
•TEEL AND SELBY
Owners and Publisher*
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ’
Single Copiss-1 •£
Oae Month (la advance) -— LS5
Six Months (In advance) ■■
One Year (in advanoe)-- 1LW
MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRES'
The Associated Press la exclusively
entitled to the use for repubUcation o
all news credited to it or not otherwt*
news published herein.
AU rights of republleation of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921..
MOTORSHIPS PROVE THEIR RE
LIABILITY
Recent motorship records go tc
show the reliability of that class of
vessel. Trials over single voyages
may prove to be misleading but rec
ords have recently been obtained fror.
a five-year-old motor ship built by
Harland and Wolff, and showing an
estimated running of 200,000 miles
without a single involuntary stop at
sea. This hip is fitted with fourcycle
engines at 2260 h. p. and is designed
to carry 7,600 tons cargo in addition
to passengers. In view of the fact
that it was built when motor ships
were neither numerous nor as well
cquiped as they are today, the perform
ance is remarkably good. It certainly,
argues well for their faith in the mod
ern motor ship, that the Glen Line, in
addition to the Glenogle which recent
ly started on. her maiden voyage,, is
constructing five other ships of sim
ilar size and power. In all the com
pany has in use or under construction
over 200,000 tons of motor shipping.
By the way of proving this faith
in the reliability of the motor ship is
not confined to one country, Germany
has launched a 15,000 ton motor tank
er which recently successfully com
pleted her maiden voyage from Ham
burg to New York and back, and now
news comes that the Italians have in
hand at uTrin a 16,000 ton motor car
go vessel.—Railway and Marine News
GEORGE C. HAZE LET recently re
ceived the following self-explanatory
telegram from McWilliam Bourke,
secretary of the Republican Gub at
Eagle: ‘‘The Republican Gub of this
precinct, Fourth Division, has endors
ed your candidacy for governor of Al
aska and wishes you success. Eagle
precinct will give you loyal suport as
our future governoV, for which office
we are glad to endorse you."
THERE IS A NEW book Just out
entitled “Nervous Housewives,” by
Dr. Abraham Meyerson. In this book
the doctor declares that 4‘a man would
be a wreck, morally, physically and
mentally if he coped with his wife's
burdens for a month." Still **gry hus
band at aqmo tfba • r otlifr thinks
rf his wife tkMft'ttHi at tone all
Jay vrtth northing to do." Tho doctor
adfte'to itfc aarvOuaWife is "dink
ess wear heritor clothes and hive
nore fun." Wall say tha doctor has
he right idea.
"WEAR SHIN GUARDS," a heait
'9ss judge told a "woman in his court
ast week who sought a divorce. In
ier complaint and' on the Stand she
estified that her husband's crudity
o her consisted mainly in kicking hear
bins under the table when she play
d the wrong card during their .games
vith friends. The "wronged" one de
;crihed how humiliating this was, es
>ecially when she was unable to vent
;ier feelings in a proper wifdy man
ler on account of the emopany pre
sent
The Bridge Rend, 'who was one of
he tittering spectators observed that
icking was far too gentle treatment
! *or some of the partners he drew and
33 certain that the husband in this
ase was within his rights.
MINGS JE THINK
The more a man knowB.about love
he less experience he has had.
Lots of men remain single simply
because they can afford to.
If the victims remain single there
s no objection to love at first sight
A childless marriage is not a howl
ng success in one sence of the ward.
Be selfish with your troubles—that
Is the unselfish way to do.
For real push the bumble bee has
everything else backed off the map.
There are exceptions to all rules
xcept the golden rule.
Uncle Sam believese in casting bat
,eshipa on the waters. They seem to
.etura every few days—for repairs.
Some men use all the material they
have at hand making fools of them
selves
Most of the hootch one gets now
adays is not entirely an unmixed bles
sing.
POET—“You are wonderful! your
aair is like spun gold; your teeth are
so many priceless pearls; your eyes
have the sparkle of rare diamonds;
your skin—
.ike a hock shop/
“Why don't you kiss me?" she soft
ly pled.
And he replied—to wit:
“I was in doubt—" and then she
said: “Give me the benefit.'’
Lizzie Ford and one of the Dodge
Brothers were found in the Krause
and Bucey Garage at an early hour
this morning. ._
THE POPULAR HOTELS OF SEWARD
HOTEL SEWARD
SEWARD’S LEADING HOTEL.
Fifth Ave.* Between Adams and Washington Sts.
CONVENIENT To DEPOT and DOCK.
M. A. HORNER, Mgr.
HOTEL SEXTON
WHERE TFE “OLD TIMERS” MEET
SEWARD’S HOMEY HOTEL.
GEORGE SEXTON, Owner and Praia
HOTEL OVERLAN
THE PLACE TO STOP WHEN IN SEWARD.
Nice Rooms Fine Lobby Real Service
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Prop.
f f ' ' • • ; , ■ .
Hotel
Workingman's Headquarters •'r
Workingmen's Headquarters.--Bate* SO and 1$
■ II ' I ' J i J, 'll if *J
• mum*
‘-;
$L00 ©NE DOLLAR ROOMS fLOO
1 1 11 i a i 1 1 «*»w*||rn,n,i|iii
NOTICES
NOTICE; OF REGISTRATION
"Notice la hereby given that at
the hour of nine o’dodc A. M. on
Tuesday, the lot day of March 1921,
The Registration Books of the Town
of Seward will be open at the Office
of the Municipal Clerk, in the rear
of the Bank of Seward, Building, for
the purpeee of Registering all quali
fied electors,' twenty*one years of
Age or over, who are dtisens of the
United States or who have declared
their intention to become such, and
who have redded continuously one
year next preceding the date of the
Election in the Territory of Alaska,
and dx months next preceding the
date of Election within the corporate
| limits of the Town of Seward. All
Electors must, before voting. Re
gister their names and qualifications
vith the Registration Officer.
Regs tuition Books will be open
every day, except Sundays, and Holi
days, Beginning March 1st, 1921,
during the following hours; .
Until the Friday next preceding the
First Tuesday in April, From >9 A. M.
to 12 M. From 2 P .M. to 5 P. M.
On Friday and Saturday next pre
ceding the First Tuesday in April,
| from 9 A. M. to 12 M, from 2 P. M.
to 5 P. M., from 7 P AL to 10 P. M.
That said Registration Books will
be dosed for such Election at 10
o'clock P. M. Saturday April 2nd,
1921.
That said Election will bo held on
the First Tuesday in April for the
purpose of decting the following of
ficers:
MAYOR
three Members of the com
mon council. ,
MUNICIPAL CLERK. *
MUNICIPAL TREASURER
CITY ATTORNEY
ONE MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD
(A CLERK)
Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 7th
day of February, 1921.
a A. ESTES,
Municipal Cleric..
1st Monday February 7th, 14th, 21st,
28th, once a week for 4 weeks. * .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Old Number 78, Kenai Precinct
New Number 7, Seldovia Precinct
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
SELDOVIA PRECINCT, THIRD
DIVISION, AT 8ELDOVIA, TER
RITORY OF ALASKA,
n the matter of the estate of Albert
Filmore, deceased. j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: that j
he undersigned has been appointed !
.nd has qualified as Adimistrator of
die estate of Albert Filmore, deceased,
n accordance with an order duly made j
therefore, NOTICE is hereby given to 1
all creditors of and all persons having *
claims against said deceased, to ex
hibit said claims, with the necessary
vouchers, within six months from the
aste of this notice to the said Admin
istrator at his place of business, in
Seldovia, Seldovia Precinct, Cook In
let, Territory of Alaska.
Dated at Seldovia, Alaska, this 18th
day of December, 1920.
DR. FRANK H. BURGIN
Administrator of the Estate of Al
bert Filmore, Deceased.
First publication, Jan. 20, 1921.
Last Publication....
■ — - - - J. - - ■
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
• - V >•
IN compliance with the Federal
Water Power Act (41 Statf 1063) no
tice is hereby given that Frank L. Bal
laine, 424 Alaska Building, Seattle,
Washington, has applied for prelimi
nary permit for a power development
involving Upper Kenai Lake, Alaska,
and Kenai River, from the outlet of
said lake to a point approximately 11
niles down stream therefrom. Any ob
ction against granting such permit,
* request for a hearing thereon, to
other with any briefs, reports, or
'-her data for which consideration is
Josired, should be submitted on nr be
fore April 14, 1921 to. the. Executive
secretary, Federal Power Cotnmiesioa,
/ashington.D. C.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS , ■'
Seldov's Product, Docket No. 10
In the Probate Court at Seldovia, Sel
dovia Prednct, Third Division, Ter
ritory of AJiufca* ...r .. .. > x
\ the matter of the Ertate of John A.
Nelson, deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEK: that
the undersigned has been pppomtod
and has qualified as Administrator of
4 he estate of John A. Nelson, deceased
In accordance with an order duly
Aide therefore.1 < \ >.
NOTICE is hereby given jto sU credr
•tors of and all parsons having claim*
against* said deceased, to exluut odd
' claims, with the* p
within & Months of
the said
' Business,
cinct,
Dated
day of J
►
4
JAPANESE MIGRATE
TO PHILIPPIN ES
EWOLmXS9y.Kf^).ll-hi^
areasing mindM of Japanese after
visiting their native land, are express
ing their determination to make their
pernianent homes here according to R.
L. Halsey. “One reason for this I be
lieve, Is that the Japanese law no'
makes men of military age subject t
draft for service if they spend morr
than a month In Japan on a visit
; “In many cases,” Mr. Halsey con
tinued, “Japanese returning from &
visit to their old home land now bring
back large sums of money. Formerly
the money earned in Hawaii was tak
en to Japan and invested preparatory
to eventual residence there, bnt this
condition seems to have changed.
WEATHER REPORT
IURRICANE, 2B, Cloudy, Calm.
SUMMIT, 2B, Clear, North.
IEALY, 20B, Clear, Calm.
TENANA. 19B, Clear, Calm.
FAIRBANKS, 15B, Clear, Calm.
. EWARD, 19A, Clear, North.
' .NCHORAGE, 2B, Clear, Calm.
tATANUSKA, 2A, Clear Calm.
JHICKALOON, Z«ro, Clear, Calm.
'ASU.IA, 18B, Clear, Calm.
TALKEETNA, 10A, Cloudy, Calm.
1 ", -
Ellsworth’s
Everything S
Ladies’ |
and I
Children’s
f
Wear I
Most Complete Line !
North of ^Seattle. j
I
COME TO
FOR
A FRAMED PICTURE
FRESH HIGH GRADE
CANDY
PHOTOGRAPHS
INDIAN CURIOS
OUR ICE CREAM IS
UNEXCELLED
OUR SERVICE
THE BEST
Phone—Adams —128
What is the me |f
washing at home?
s, .. ". «• "'■.' . • .
SEND your laundry to
the Seward Steam Laun
dry for Roughdry, only
ISc v pound AH you do
is iron-and starch a few
clothes. Wefimshevery
thing that goes through
i
\) nfei
■ • « W»'“tin—-^QW ~> /
HARRY KAWARE
iUftfi 1
1-n PACIFIC 3TLAMSWP COMPANYf -J
Alaska — Washington — Califernla . ALASKA BOUTO
I
"Safety Courtesy Sonfeo... Speed j
' (
Sails from Seattle Sails from Seward j
Feb. 18th ADMIRAL WATSON Feb. 26th
Watson does not go west of Steward this trip
i
• em pan> reserves right t» change achednlt withes t aetlcc
Office in Admiral Building.
Wayne Blue, Agent. .Seward Alaska.
A I A ja St«am»h|p SatAty
ALASKA s*Spt‘ec*
SAILING SCHEDULE i
Leave Seattle Leave Seward
ALAMEDA Feb. 9th Feb. 15th. j
NORTHWESTERN Feb 19th < Feb. 26th
ALAMEDA March 1st March 7th
NORTHWESTERN 11th March 17th
ALAMEDA March 22nd. March 28th
NORTHWESTERN April 2nd April 8th
Ports of call: Alameda North Bound; Ketchikan, Wrangell, Juneau,
Haines, Skagway, Juneau, Cordova, LaTouche, Seward.
Alameda South Bound; LaTouche, Valdez, Cordova, Juneau, Ketchi
kan, Seattle.
Northwestern North Bound; Ketchikan, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez,
LaTouche, Seward. Northwestern South Bouad; L’Touche, Valdez,
Cordova, Juneau, Ketchikan, Seattle. a McDONALD, AGENT
_ r
•
NEW VICTOR RECORDS JUST RECEIVED
i'M A LONESOME LITTLE RAINDROP—V. Roberts.
For Every Boy Who’s on the Level—Roberts-Harmoniiers Q.
BROADWAY ROSE—Burr-Peerlesa Quartet
Mother’s Lullaby—Sterling Trio.
UNCLE JOSH AND THE HONEY-BEES—Stewart
Uncle Josh in a Cafeteria—Stewart •
OH GEE! SAY GEE! YOU OUGHT TO SEE, ETC.—Murray.
My Home Town ia a One Hors* Town—Roberts-Har. Qt
DOTTY DIMPLES—ONE STEP—All Star Trio.
12th Street Rag—Fox Trot—All Star Trio.
TIP-TOP—MEDLEY Fox Trot—Six Brown Brothers.
If a Wish Could Make it So—Med- Fox Trot—Six Brown Brothers.
WHEN YOUR’E GONE I WON’T FORGET—Peerless Quartet
: There’s a Vacant Chair at Home Sweet Home-—C. Harrison
IF YOU COULD CARE—Medly Waltx-Smith’s Orchestra.
Happy—One Step-Smith’s Orchestra.
TRIPOLI—Medly Waltx-Smith’s Orchestra.
Alice Blue Gown—Waltx-Smith’s Orchestra.
(SAME PRICE AS IN SEATTLE OR ELSEWHERE)
. ————————————
Seward bug Company
REMEMBER:
i * f* .
When you have a party;
When yeu entertain at luncheon;
When you have a dinner guest,
THAT WE HAVE WHIFFING CREAM
SEWARD JERSEY DAIRY
■_'_' . •_ ' '
There is no economy in < odd $
lunch end eating it on 4ho -
SEWARD and ANCHORAGE. ;J*ir*ce fo
the buffet car is excellent; the pncaa&within
reason and the quality and preparation of the
foodperfept coffee.
J. CA^|ft^Al^r<N«PC«w.
L- 1 • . V ■■■■ ■ • -S: tJsr "l ji —^^ • ' J