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Knt.rcl - second Haw matter aeptembar 2. 1916. *t the Pott Offca at Saward. Alaska.
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|M <;|LIST FRED FFLTON
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p.— The Minnesota boxing eommi<
sion to«iay by re^e’ution ban*: I re l
Fulton indefinitely from boxing in
this state because of his statement
nade in San Francisco that Dempsey
had double crossed him in a framed (
•ontest in this city.
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CHAS. GOLDSTEIN & COMPANY !
of Juneau, Alaska.
OFFER TO THK TRAPPERS AND DEALERS OF THE NORTH THE
FOLLOW INU PRICES FOR NO. I PRIME FURS:
Lynx, extra large No.l $30.00 to $32.
Lynx, large No. i .B 25.00 to 30.(
Lynx, small >',.00 lo 20.0t
Mink, dark const skins 3.00 to 7.1 )
Mink, dark coast skins, small ;*.oo >°
Mink, fresh water 3.00 to 10.10
Land Otter 12.00 >”
Red Fox, No. l large 30.00 to 35.00
C ross Fox, according to beauty .... • *r»0.00 to 100.0M
Muskrats -75 to 1 50
Silver and Hlick Foxes, as to color
Wolverine • 3.00 to 12.00
Wolvee 5.00 to 20.00
Ship us your Furs! As soon as received we will grade same and wire our best
offer. If our prices are not satisfactory we will return the furs and pay trail:
pollution charges on same both ways.
References: Aliy bank in Alaska, Pextor Horton National Hank, Seattle;
National Hank of Tacoma. Wash.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
M'c operate the largest Fur Manufactory north of San Francisco.
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SCHOOL NOTES
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In honor of tho bhJulay of Wash
ington and Lincoln, tin* Literary Soc
le \ of the Seward School gave a pa
triotic program at the school house
yesteiday. About a dozen visitors
were pi of at. After the salute to the
‘lag, the following program was giv
on: —
Son'*— “Mail Columbia”— Srhoo
fS'*- 1 • n * “The Red Gross After
he W: r,” - Mavie Thoreen;
Ren ling “Paul Reveres* Ride"—
WiP\:n VcGowan;
Piano Solo — “Flower Song”—
Meat rice Baughman;
Recitation— “The Ship of State” —
Gladys Gro«r.
Paper— “The Life of Lincoln” -
Vina Tho* *en;
Song— “The Battle-Cry of Free
I on'” _ School;
Reading— "The Gettysburg Ad
Ire^ ”— H* Ion TaPasen;
Seng— “Home Again” — Lavoni»
>to‘ho. C) arlotte Mathison. Ma-il
Gid.», M* ry’ Towle B< atric Baughman
ucomnany tr;
Talk— ‘ Relics of Washington and
Lineoln at 'fount Vernon and the Vu
: C.»pi4,T*—Mai y Baen Wright;
Song ‘ The Sta-- Spangled Ban
a All.
T1'*' nev* meeting of tho society
v•! 1 he he* 1 F'hr ary 2>Uh, Friday
iftevnoon. Visitors will be welcome.
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A ; yost day wa< St. Valenti no’*
lay, several do-en valentines were e\
hanged by dve pupils.
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Urtp'V the lnt st di? *overv in Hoo
voriziw' - A seventh grade boy find
bar v "rapin*' u’.iiPs make a pretty |
'»oo(| substitute f >1 phonograph need- ,
Why be c ;s I:a the wear you
get i cm ordinary toots
when yout so to from “ffi'Press? •
This is - i cL ,1 t a proven by miners,
farmers an! con: n ' rkera from A.as .a to
Mexico. I4j -Prc ’ i; i • by a n?\v and better
method — c. u' 'roi:ifo:'t*.vcr.rin f:..* yeens.
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W C l! SC t :* ' i * IK, 'i ;* LVOI* Cu f.C;U... v tliC
that i - C >odrich Auto rirec* there
seems to be no uect -out to ?». . i*".d tc.c bcc.t 13 ...oleccj
A INTO Gis2 SOLID F3 ICL!
• apa ■£—ana
it's woriderf: tty c nfi rtc bb.
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When, xuvvt you.* Lit the t j.‘l t *7 the
Shu pie hov/ri 'here. The White
Hip r, hv t f:>r Yh v -‘huccs, an;’ there
her &tyh ysk for
tholwcar* with the Red Line * Round
the lop—that's Hi-lYess." 1
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les.
The pupils of Miss Wright’s roc::
arranged a collection of interest i: ;
old coins and curios which they op:
•d to the public Friday at five a «'
ten cents an eyeful. Several dolla
were taken in which will be used !
buy a portrait of Washington and : .
candy treat for the pupils.
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WILL CONSOLIDATE
CANNERY OPERATIONS
Owing to the uncertainly of condi- j
tions affecting the 1911) season, it has j
been the judgement of the Booth Kish- '
erics company that certain of i s
southeastern Alaska Canneries should
consolidate their operations for this
year, and with this in view it has been
decided to consolidate the work of tli •
Santa Ana and Shakan plants at Ku*
saan, and of the Hunters bay and Roe
Point piants at Quadra, while the fish
that would otherwise go to the Sold >v-!
ia cannery will be canned at Kenai.
This is regarded as only a tempo- J
rary arrangement, and if condition >
warrant the canneries thus consoli- !
dated foe 19-19 will be operated aga;n
in V.)2d.
Similar action is known to be con
templated by one other company op
crating ir southeastern Alaska, and
there has been talk of consolidating ^
the pack of some of the Herendeen
Bay canneries. At the later point
such action would probably be of con 1
siderable advantage, as the fish taken
there during the last two season»!
could have been handled easily by oil'-'
cannery.
JAPANESE PAPER PRINTS
NEWS OF WORM) IN ENGLISH
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ZURICH. Feb., 15— A Vienna .li
Jiji, one of the Japanese daily news
papers published here, is printing
news items of special interest in both ,
Japanese and English, particular's’
special cablegrams from the Orient.
The innovation is considered as fresh
evidence of the rapid Americanization
of the Japanese in Hawaii. The Nippu
Jiji is the first Japanese paper in the
territory to publish news in English.
DIVORCES ENEMY WIFE
HONOLULU, Fob., 15— The Nippu i
patch says that the former Emperor
Charles is applying for divorce from
his Italian wife.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 70
IN PROBATE COURT FOR
KENAI PRECINCT, THIRD
JUDICIAL DIVISION, TERRI
TORY OF ALASKA.
Ill the* Matter of the Estate
of
Cleveland L. Magill,
• Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
appointed and has qualified as Admin- !
istrator of the Estate o** Cleveland L. 1
Magill, deceased. In accordance with
an order duly made therefor, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit such claims, with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months from the date of this notice to
the said Administrator at his office at
the Bank of Seward, Seward Alaska.
Dated at Seward, Alaska this
20th day of January, 1919.
H. S. Baldorston,
Administrator of the Estate of
Cleveland L. Magill, deseased.
Gateway Seward
First Pub., Feb., 1, 1919.
Last Pub., March 1, 1919.
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SAILING SOUTH-BO I NI) FROM SEWARD
S.S. CURACAO, February 17th.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, Sails from Seattle Feb., Hith.,
Arrives in Seward, Feb.. 24th. Goes Westward to regular
Ports of call incduding Kodiak.
Ui'.tn; l.aK SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE TO
CALIFORNIA.
The Company reserves the l ight to change the above
. Schedule wiCioul notice.
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ALASKA =: *sa
Sailings from Seattle
ALAMEDA, Saturday, Feb., 15th.
I KKKJIITKK KKTt'HIKAN, al» :( I'KHIM'AUY 12th or 14th.
a. h. McDonald, Agent.
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