GKNKKAL KKIWI KING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZANT.
M ACHINIST.
Sl’Kl'l \l. I'Y G \S ENGINES.
FKYE — ItKijliN COMPANY
S E W A K l>
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Inspect our Refrigerator*.
Assure YourscM of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
Jl'ST RKC’KlVKl) 9
The Host Line oi
Working Shoes
That Kver i anu* n
I o Alaska.
Also a Complete
Lino oi Summer
I'mlerwear. in the
l Lion Saits
The Place Where
I Men Outi it.
COTTERS
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• V* ll.I.I AM A. IS MSSK.
• u. S. Mineral Surveyor.
• BKl>l-OUl> McNmu m coi>k
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• Cordova. Alaska.
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MOW C ottlVUAiloN d>
i:\ i ki: i i>ii in si miss
In compliant** with tin* laws
Alaska, a tides of imo.poration
financial statement and consent oi
ay[» nt, ol the lenitor ai » isli .nai
Mack in it company, were filed with
the ter itori;;! secretary. I !n* coni
pa»ii of Inis:nes> is at niiu
ilay. Alaska, located near LaTouche.
E. |{. briese is president and
Charlc' (1 rover. secretary ot the
concern. which is eaptalizcd at
.^loO.OOO. H<‘:i<Upia!ters are at Seat
tle. The ;<ui pose ot* the concern is to
do a general fishing business in the
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DKRARTMF.NT OF TIIK INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering l'oinmission
Trains leave ami arrive at Seward as
1 follows:—
A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
Roosevelt. Tunnel, Oirdwc *d
A Meliorate. Arrive 1 :d5 l\ M. Mon-1
day and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mo/.da}
and Friday at S:*U) A. M. fot 1
Matanuska, Wasilla. Houston, Tal-j
koetna. and on Wednesday at S:.°.0
\. M. for Matanuska, Fska and
i I. . kaloon.
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Itui: Vkl ASI. M’NCTIEON and
Dinner served on the Seward— An
chorage train in Die buffet ear. MU.
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PLUMBING AND *
* HEATING *
•• Sheet Metal Works *
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Tei-rito y. It <ucceetis the old Aetna
fisheries, a co-partneiship eoneern,
taking °v* ali its assets. I he ptant
at Savin’’! I»ay, consisting oi a salt*
»*ry. h’ equipment. nets, gear,
etc., tin' actual cash value of which is
»‘st;niat“i’. to he .S'JH.Out).
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I'KOYINCKTOWN. Mass.. July 1 -—
_ lYovinn town's town crier, said to
h • the last of the profession in Ameri
ca. has hunjr up his bell ami announc
ed hit he ha* cried his last message.
!\e H yea; a Walter Smith has plodd- j
ed toe two miles of the town s onl\
st,eet. announcing the time and place
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The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Made
1/ / ,,, ,,, around fi.-heries re illy “live in their
Ji f/of r**t // boot'.’ 1't "t\u ir i- \ ^iir ir.ost impor
tant item. .*’.J v u sh 'tils! buy carctuhy Pon t g« a cheap
I that you are n t sui *c# Goode ich “t li-Press
is your safest huv. When you b i> Goodrich y< u getthc
I , erit of fifty y ears* rubber cxpericnc r we k < w to
make tk * rubber tougher the Nv»t^ w.il vuvi tar longer
and keen vourteM Jrv an J owforur'le. P >n t accept mnita'
turns hx>k tor the Red line 'Round the T >p (>o.ooo dealers.
THE r». I .GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
S' n die Branch, 115 King Street
Goodrich
Hi-Press
Rubber Footwear
POUNDED 1869
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traoi mark
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* MOOLAH IS. WILSON, Oph. I>. *
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* Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly fitted.
ROOM 2 *
ELLSWORTH HUILDING
* Seward, Alaska.
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l ilt} pair of very best stock ol blue
loves for saie from our Long Island
Uaiuh, either in pairs or will furnish
loves of either sov. Can ship in Octo
ber or November. Prices gixen on ap
plication.
M:t KODIAK FOX FAUM
KODIAK, ALASKA.
of events of interest, lor samples ol
fish to the election oi* a president.
Now, in his seventieth year, he says
he is through, and there is no one in
sight to succeed him.
The old crier's last cry was for the
reopening of the Chinch of the I'd
n » j p, founded in 171*1 and which had
been closed for a year.
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ALASK \ IU>\ IS
LETTCCK CH AMi’ION
Russell Stevens, son of Mr. and
Mr?. S. 11. Stevens* and born at
Nome, is the champion lettuce raiser
of the White River valley. Russell
recently muiketed in Seattle hi.*' first
cat tine: of lettuce, which weighed over
two pounds each.
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MANY AVI MORS LOST
15Y ROMHARIVMENT ORDER
MEXICO CITY. July Id— 1\V or
dering the bomba: d.tnont of defense
le>s towns held by the Sonora revolu- j
tionists, Carranza lost 40 of his ;>0 j
aviatois, according to Lieutenant Luis j
Iheciado de la 1 orre, adjutant of tin*
Eiist Flotilla of the Mexican air ser
vice.
Captain Diez Martinez and 1 issued
i manifesto at Mexico ( ity, dedaiinp,
that we would not obey such orders.
. ;di would mean the repetition of
ih * aerial barbarities practiced by
(ie many upon the towns ot TCel&iuni,
|.i -utenant de la Torre said today.
“The towns we were ordered to
bombard were Cuernavaca and Guaut
la. Morelos, anti other places in that
ELLSWORTH'S AUTO FOR HIRE
Nitfh! and Day Service
Day Rhone— Adams 87.
Nij;ht Rhone— Madison 61.
BEAUT.Y
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders’ 1920 cat
alogue.
"Rc/ur Millutrl,
Sjih and Ifotri"
ROVIG
2229 First Ave. S.
S E A T T L E i
vgion. Some of us, including myself,
l;d fly over the places indicated, but
dropped our bond>s where* we knew
they would do no harm.”
The air strength of the Mexican ar
my consists of about (50 planes. In ad
dition the service has about 55 motors,
o be used in planes of Mexican manu
facture. A shipload of 150-horsepower
Italian machines are on route to Mex
■o, according to Lieutenant do la Tor
re.
The Mexican aviation school, closed
by Carranza about two months ago,
will reopen shortly, according to the
Lieutenant. Seven thousand appiica- J
tions for enrollment have already been ;
received, despite the I act that rigid j
•ntranee requirements, tending toj
make aviation a professional career,
have been established.
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MAY IT1U II VSK MANSION
TO l Si: FOR SWELL CU B
LEXINGTON, K>\, July IB— A
syndicate of New York turfmen, head
ed b\ Edward F. Simms, who recently «
oa:d *2.">0,00l) for Prime Palatine, tin*
•nnt English Sire, is negotiating for
.hi purchase of Green Hills Mansion
mu Mis. Pearl V. Haggin, widow of
:ho “Copper King," according to cur
rent reports. The New \ork«Ts, it is
I said, will use the property for a conn- 1
ry club. The house is five miles from
Lexington and is the most palatial in
Kentucky. Neaihy are the race horse
breeding farms of August Helmont.
.tarry Payne Whitney, of New York;
I. li. Widener; Philadcelphia; John E.
Madden and Edward U. Hradley.
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FORTY THOUSAND PERSONS
IN VIENNA ARE CROOKS
VIENNA, July 13— Vandals and
obbers have turned from plundering
graveyards to robbing churches. Sev
eral famous Vienna edifice* have been
entered recently, among them the his
toric Mariahif and ltochus churches,
and robes and altar vessels of great
value have been stolen. The police say
there are about, 40,000 persons in
Vienna who may be classed as crimi
nals.
PLAYED FOOTBALL AND
PREACHED IN ORDER TO
GO THROUGH COLLEGE
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DENVER, Colo., July 13— Owen
AL Geer, of Longmont, Colo., who has
graduated from the l niversity of
Denver, played football on Saturday,
preached on Sunday, and ou week days
earned enough to pay his way through
college.
He was president of the student
body, a member of a fraternity, and
active in half a dozen clubs as well as
pastor of the Jefferson Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal church.
ANCHORAGE IS GOING
TO HAVE NEW MINISTER
Rev. Wallace S. Marple who has
been pastor of the Fairbanks Presby
terian church, went south on one of
the recent steamers and will return
within a couple of months and go to
Anchorage to assume charge of the
Presbyterian church in that city.
H. V. Hoben A. F. Davis
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfcring Phones, Miin 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
' SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
r Wtyiifc Blue, Agent.
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SEWARD, ALASKA.
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
READ ALL lilt "ADS”
ROLLED
OATS
Electrically
toasted
WHEN FOOD BILLS CLIMB
use more FISHER’S ROLLED OATS to 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 llavor so super*
ior to ordinary Oats.
fisher flouring
Mills Company
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