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I'he Alaska Weekly Post
Published Daily. Except Sundays and Holidays
By
IJATKW W PI Bl ISIIIiM; COMPANY. (Inc.)
El.M KB V. EBIKND. KDITOB and (JKNKBAL MAN AC KB.
Harry V. Hoben, President. Prank L. Ballaine, See.
fc.ill«re«l j« irruiid-rl«M mailer SrplnutMT i!, I9lj. ill the l'o»l Office it Seward. Aluikl,
under Arl of March i. 1879.
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Hu Associated Press is exclusive!) entitled to the use for topublication
of ail now> dispatches c:edited to it o net otherwise cretlited in this pupei
and also the local nows published hs*ein.
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PAKIS. J.i \ rit mcint'.tu is1
?hovNn at the from, standing at th**
odife of a trench with hi' fr onds tin
! ••iicii |»oilu> ho\m and about him.
n tin monument to b* ororted in his*
native country, the V* m|e» . on y m»\t
y ear.
I . ancois. the sculptor. i> chiselling
the croup work out of hard Pursuit
dian stone. I nfinishod. tho work is
already >a d to visualize with creat
character. the scene so often picturod
of the old •*'Tiicer." mentally ami a’- !
most physically, fiirhtimr for Prance.
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Recent 1> Thnrouuhl} Renovated.
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GOODS**
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PREPARE THEM"
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IS Ol R MOTTO.
I'RIY \TE DINING ROOM
l OR LADIES
( H \RLK> ( VMERON. PROF.
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For the Best Food
and Most Perfect
Sen ice. There is
None Better in the
City.
MARATHON i
CAFE
Catering to Ladies
and Gentlemen.
;* V ‘ Private Boxes.
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- * ' Cuisine of the best
Dine with us.
GABRIEL SANTOS
* TOM RALLY
Proprietara.
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1‘ho I'remier’s figure stands eight
ini high. He is, as always in tin
v.a; days, wearing the long, loose
• •Vi coat and tile soft, slouchily
crumpled hat, leaning on a cane. His
face i.- toward tile enemy. Ins eye:
\ atching tin* horizon, following in
dications given him hv a seated of*
hcer with reao>. beside him. On hi.
:glit a:e giouped soldier.** and in tin
*, ei’cu below are more of the men u j
tin* ranks, looking with mingled as
t'»te-hnn*nt and admiration at theii
m nister of war.
fhe scene is said by critics to be
\ ' iily natural, tough and muddy but
hi- < ic and full of tin* color and char
io*ter of war days.
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I.ONDONDKRRY. July 27— Kf
fort* will be resumed this summer to
recover tin* 4.000,000 pounds of gold
si i! lying n th«* w»eck of the ISritish
auxiliary cruiser I.au entic which was
sunk by a mine off the mouth of the
Cough Swilly in January. 1017, while
on her way to New York. The bullion
> in bat" each of which is worth 1.200
pounds. Although the l.aurontic car
ried al>out 7.000.000 pounds in gold
wh ■ -unk. It is estimated that about
: .upo.poo pounds has since been re
covered.
Co t«» now the weather has been
unfavorable and, as the wreck lies
n an expos* si position. the salvage
work can 1»** done only in thi* finest
weather. It i." expected that some
b a-iitig will 1m* necessary to get at
th- compaitimnts in which the gold
was carried. The wo k i." being done
by th* Racer, a salvage ship.
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(ii:oi.O(iISTS TO RFPOIM
ON 1‘KTROI.KrM IN TIIK
PIvUK RIYF.R DISTRICT
VICTORIA. 15. C\ July 27— Follow
ing steps last year when Professor
(Iwi’i’n was enjjatfed by the provincial
ifov* nment to investigate and report
on petroleum possibilties in the Peace
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Don’t Knock
Just ENTER
TOURISTS ATTENTION
When in ANCHOU AUK »t»p at the
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
New addition, best rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold running water and call
bell* in each room. Private baths. Pric es lo suit all guests.
MKS 1 KKI) l'Alx SONS, Proprietoress.
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ii\«* diMma. arrangements ate i»» inv
nia<e lot* iii ti.i i investigation ouiiio,
the .'.imiiiu'i. Dr. John A. Dresser, eon
Mt.li. g g«oiog..Nt, .Montreal, w ill heat
.4 ;.;*lv, among member.-* of whieh w ih
be l*iof. Mac Lean of the l niversitv
of Toronto and Kdmund Speaker, geo
legist of .Ittlin Hopkins university. The
party w’ll investigate the section
south of the dominion block and also i
to the northwest and it.> vvoik will he
more d* tailed than any herelofoie
undertaken.
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GOLD SLl/.l ID’S W VDL:
MON LA I (H ND ON SUITS
ILWOOOX. July 27 Several im
poitnrl seizures «»t llrit’sh anti Amer
ican gtdd have recently been math*
| here Tin* money was found secreted
on skips and included amounts oi
£12.000. gd.oui an..£-7,000.
The business of smuggling has
proved rum mously pro! liable for
some time but it is believed that the
authorities have at last get the upper
hand.
In this latest seizure the officials
had to call in drivers before their
sea ch of a ws.«el could be completed.
A big water tank was discovered
on the side of which was a number of
shelves with 10 bags of gold on them.
The bag were brought to the surface
and were found to contain 12,.>s,
(Jueen Victoria sovereigns and 6.0.”,2
American eagles.
Had the gold been smuggled through
there would have been a profit of
about £10.000.
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Wian.'cll now has an oruani a
.itr: known as the \ut club. Thn
, Pom:las Island Wws says many
,niMb of tho town arc (piaiifu 1 for
j r. o nbrrship.
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S K \Y A K II
i* the busiest
CITY in
A I, A S k A
T II K k i: Y
i* tiie busiest
place in
S K W A U D
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In its ('Iran-up campaign tin* IVI
l ershurg city council has condemned
• number of old native shacks near
tile town and is having them destroy
ed.
N O T I l l
XOTU'K IS HKRKUY OIYKX that
the partnership heretofore subsist
ing between the undersigned, carrying
on business as "Til K NORTHKKX”,
and “OYI1R1.AXD HOTKL”, at Sew
ard. Alaska, under the style or firm of
WHITTKMORK & MAKCl'I.KS. bus
been dissolved by mutual consent, as
and from the 1st day of July. 11*20.
All di hts due to and owing by
the said late firm will he received and
paid respectively by K. I.. WHITTK
MOI JK. who will continue to carry on
the said business. Any debts due in
dividually to the undersigned 1.110
MAROri.KS. shall he paid to the said
K. L. WHITTKMORK. who is hereby
authorized to receive and receipt
therefor.
Dated Seward, Alaska. July 22.
1020.
T.FIO MARCH.KS.
Tl. I*. WHITTKMORK
July 20- 27- 28.
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Classifieds
FOK KENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but Cove, price three cents a pound.
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FOK SALE— Water front proper
ty for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Holman, owner. A HI
Linoleum and Congoleum rugs at
Graefs.
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Lois of hardware for sale cheap al
Grael's.
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Jardiniers at (iraef’s 7o cts.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
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Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Two at
Graef'a.
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Aluminum ware at Graefa.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefa
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| Power Company j
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Phones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
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