GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZA NT
MACHINIST.
SPECIAL I’Y - C.\S ENGINES.
Fit YE — IJKUHN COMPANY
S E \V A R D
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourselt of Cleanliness
anu Sanitary Conditions.
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.11 ST RECEIVED
The Best Line of
>\ orking Shoes
That Ever C ame
l o .V laska.
Also a Complete
Line oi Summer
I'r.dervvcar. in the
l nion Suits
The Place Where
Men Outfit.
COTTER'S
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• WILLIAM A. 11KSSK.
• V. S. Mineral Surveyor,
• BKDFOKP McM'iLL COOK
• (\»rdo\ a. Alaska.
NKW in OF.K i \MP
W ILL II V' l IK LOO
OF \l. \SK V l*lO\F.FKS
Hvricr is to luivo an igloo of the
Pioneers of Alaska. W i « ii the 01
jpnization is completed it is the in
tention to secure a lot and
a ball for a meeting pW*e. The or
dor is growing steadily. a number
of new igloos having been organized
during the year. Twenty-five names
are necessary to secure a charter
anti thi> is the numh r sent in trere
here, although theie are many more
residents who are eligible, lhe -•>
were rounded up b\ Hebert Small.
1>. \V. McLeman and Alex Fraser
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DEPARTMENT Of* THE INTEKIOrt
Alaskan Engineering l oin mission
Trains leave ami arrive al Sew aid a
follows:—
s c*» A. M. Wednesday ami Saturday
;\#r Koosevelt. Tunnel, Girdwc'*d
Anchorage. Airive T1*. M. Mon
day and 'l hursday.
fonmvtions at Anchorage on Mor.da\
a> at s 1 V. M. fo
Matanuska, Wasilla. Houston, lal
koetna. and on Wednesday at 8:!>0
A. M. for Matanuska, Eska unit
t hicka'.oon.
BRE VKE VST, LIJNl HEON and
Dinner >er\ed on the Si*ward— An
chorage train in (he buffet car. Mt>.
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PLUMBING AND 4
f heating *
Sheet Metal W urhs
X
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* (’HAS. LECHNEH
* Tel. Madsti t lt>
and are as follows:
Alexander A. Fraser, Hubert I*.
Small. !>. \N McLennan. Jack OTon
.mi. p1' 1*07. T. J. Marks, Pat
Keys. P. U. WiUon, Max Nelson,
j. L. Famph* 11. L. P. Lindsay, X. b.
McLeod, Thomas Powers. F. K. But
lor. J. H. Mcke. Walter Blanton.
Phillip It. Backus. William Gray,
Parke S. Stump. K. L. Stewart. John
1{ man. Ed. I Vrna1 l. Georire A. Fhap
m:»n. I .on Poyytt. H. J. Brown, k.
(L Moseley. IL X. Shaw. Boss Pat 1
ton, II. .1. Murphy, and l>r. .1. M.
Sloan. Uyuer Miner.
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Tip* wise woman rules her husband
hv permitting him to think he’s it.
BEULAH B. \> ILSON, Oph. D. *
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Have your EYES tested and
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GLASSES properly fitted.
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ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
Fifty puir of very best stock ol blue
I'oxcs lor sale lroot our Long Island
Hunch, either in pairs or will furnish
foxes ot either sc\. Cun ship in Octo
ber or November. Prices Riven on ap
plication.
JxKOI)! \K I OX FAHM
KODIAK. ALASKA
r\\ i:N i \ MILLION IS
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XKW VOHK, July 8— Trustees
• >t‘ the general education board oi
the Koekofelloi* foundation announc
ed today appropriations totalling $20,
*Jo 1.1)00 for various purposes of gen
c. al education and for the department
of medical schools. The summarized
statement of the trustees says in part:
•\V the4 recent meeting, appropri
ations were made to 08 colleges and
universities out of those which are
under consideration. !o this giou|
of institutions the (lonoral Kduca
*tion board appropriated for endow
merit to increase salaries the sum o
s; j.4«.')l 888 on condition they would
themselves reach the goal they had
■ s*-t and secure for the same purpose.
1 supplementary sum* aggregating $•■()
G1Thus , these colleges and
universities, il successful, will in
cense their endowments available
l( r teachers’ salaries t*» the ext n
of $ Id, 105,000.
To Distribute $50,000,000
“The nearly $50,000,000 to be dis
ti United will be appropriated to tin
j r mainine; institutions as promptly
:• the detailed plans ot ecah can b
'■'udi' d and decision be reached a
the amount of rat: Twory et
: fort will be mae to avoid unnecessar
i delay.”
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Appropriations voted include: —
5' de medical school:
Kov endowment toward a total o!
> :.ooo.ooo. $1,000,000.
Harvard medical school: l4or im
I ti oved facilities in obstetrics $100,
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$&nA r *f M .
The Toughest Rubber
* That Was Ever Made
1/ i around fisheries really “live in their
+ iilill boot*.' Fcx'twear is your most impor
tant item, and vou should buy carctuhy Pon t g t a cheap
brand or one that vou arc not sure of Goodrich‘rh-Pre.-s’*
• \ uy Wh n > m buy Gixxfcich y< ugctth •
benefit of fifty years* rubber experience- we know row to
make the rubber tougher the bo< ts will wear fai lop.gei
and keep vour feet drv and o •mforable. Pon t accept unit a*
tions U k for the Red Lure 'Round the Top. 60.0 xaucaicrs.
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
Seattle Branch. n> King Street
Hi-Press
Rubber Footwear
FOUNDED 1869
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ELLSWORTH’S AUTO 1 OR HIRE
Ni^iR and Hay Service
I lay Rhone— Adams 87.
Nij;lR Rhone— .Madison GL
BEAUTY
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at;; com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders’ 1920 cat
alogue.
"Rrtur M'lHu+rk,
S.i h .mi.' 0#n"
R O V I G
2229 First Ave. S.
SEATTLE
UOO: for the development of teach
ing in psychieiatry $.‘150,000.
.Medical research foundation of
Kli'/.abeth, Queen of the Belgians.
Brussels:
For general purposes of medical
research, 1,000,000 francs.
Appropriations For Negroes
For negio schools appropriations
aggregating $04.1,500 were made for
die following objects:
For general endowment, $500,000.
for current expenses and equipment.
$1111,500. Other Rockefeller founda
tion appropriations:
For tin* American conference on
hospital service, to establish au<
maintain library and service bureaus,
$15,000.
For the national committee for
mental hygiene, for surveys during
1'ejn of care and treatment of mental
diseases and deficiencies, $-5,000.
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I IKK LOSSES IN 1919
SHOW SOME DECREASE
» YORK, Julj 8 I i •
in the United States during 191J
1 » \y oximated 000,000 as against
.
':150,009,000 in 1918, said K. Ihu* •
well, president of the National Koai
of Eire Underwrite.s, at tlie fifty
fourth annual meeting of that organ
:/ation here. While tin* lire looses oi
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last year showed some improvement,
\ir. lluswell has {minted out the tot: 1
was far higher than that of any other
year in the country’s history, save
aose of 1918 and 1909. the latter be
ing the year of the San !• rancisco dis
aster. Mr. Ruswoll also reported that
the ttrtal estimated loss by fire on in
jured properties alone duiing the last
>n years, was $4,40941,689.
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iVOMEN IN TEXAS CITV
CONTROL GOVERNMENT OF
PLACE— PLANNING REFORM
JEWETT, Tex., July 8— Women
who now hold the reins of government
in Jewett have mapped out an ener
getic program for their administra
tion. They came into power at the
spring election.
Mrs. Hattie Adkisson is mayor and
she has five sister aldermen. The on
ly man remaining in office is the town
marshall. He used to be supported by
fees but the new regime put him on a
salary.
The women have already started a
clean-up campaign. They are consid
ering street improvements and the col
lection of back taxes, or new taxes if
necessary, to pay for them. Revision
of the traffic laws and enforcement of
the stock law are also projected1.
The women came into office by
slight majorities, 20 votes in several
instances bein sufficient to overturn
tradition.
Postmaster Alexander McCarter of
Dawson accidently shot himself in
the foot with a 22 rifle recently
He was trying to get a shot at a
hawk which was menacing his chick
ens when the gun was accidently dis
charged . __,
n „ „ A. F. Davis j
H. V. Hobea j
ALASKA TRANSFER j
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Goal, Wood and !ce
General Tranafcrlng 1>hon"' ',ai“ 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office AJfiiral lUiilding
Wayne i lue, Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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DISTRIBUTORS
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make THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
READ ALL IDE "ADS”
ROLLED
OATS
Electrically
toasted
WHEN FOOD BILLS CLIMB
use more FISHER’S ROLLED OATS (o sup
ply needed protein at the lowest cost.
Only the finest, big, western-grown Oats
are used. Our., new'., process., of., electrically
toasting gives that delicious flavor so super
ior to ordinary Oats.
fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE.