i PROFESSIONAL
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DR. O. i. KRATING
Deo cist
GONE TO
THE WAR
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J. H. ROMIG, M. D.
Office in R. K. Bldg.
Residence Third Afe.
Phones: Office. Madison I3t;
Residence Vdarn* 48.
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L. K. C. r. A L. R. c. S. EdinVirtrfc
1.. Y. P- A S.. Gla»ff»w.
J. M. SLOAN. M. 1>.. C. M
Van Gilder Building
Office hotire: 1 to 1 and 7 to 8 p. tn
Formed? of Nome.
FRATERNAL
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L. 0. O. Me, No. U25
Meet* every Tueaday 8 i' M-#
A. B. Hail VUltiaC Brother*
Incited.
J. M. Sloan. Dictator
K E RUDOLPH. Secretary.
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PIONEERS OP ALASKA
IGLOO NO. »
oiceto on 2nd and «th Saturdaj
,*ch month. 8 p. Pioneer Hall
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READ
THE
GATEWAY
ANTON JOHANSEN
Seidorta. AUsks
First -cl aw merchandise at ran
■onat>**» ortcen* prompt serrtca.
WHERE TO EAT IN SEWARD
COMMERCE
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|T\*l)ER THE NKW
MANAGEMENT
or
LEO JENDY.
SERVICE TO BE OUR MOTTO
William M. Fairman,
Prop.
dimn<; UOOM in
(ONNKlTION
SFWARI), ALASKA.
..The Moon cafe is open Nights
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
TO CHINA
I’KKIW., Jan., 15— (Correspon
dence of The Associate! Press)— .Jap
an’s loans to China are estimated bv
the Tokio correspondent of one Peking
newspaper to have attained a total
of about $148,885,000. Loans from
Japan contracted by China in the pres
ent year are placed at $00,515,000.
The newspaper’s correspondent al
lows that according to his informat
ion much of the proceeds of the loans
contracted last year has been “squeez
edd” by private persons or wasted in
prosecution of the civil war. He ela
borates as follows:
“The loans of $25,000,000 contract
ed by the Rank of Communications
nominally for the purpose of effect
ing reforms in the said hank did noth
ing to atain that end, but, on the con
trary. the vdue of the hank notes
kept on dropping steadily. The pr»
coeds of the Telegraph Administrat
ion loan amounting to $20,000,000
were also recklessly squandered. The
Milit:- v loan also amounting to $20,
000.Out) was contracted ostensibly for
uurposo of participating in the
fv ropoan War by recruiting and sprr
i:»• ly ’raining three divisions an 1 8
brigades of troops. Hut the proceeds
•>,,. ! f >r | ’osecuting the internal
wtr. i
! ,i hei b»a* s in process of neget- j
• o by Ci'nn are estimated by the
«<*i re pendent u> amount to about ^70,
THE KEY
CIGARS
10, 25 and 50
in a box
■ 50 cents to $0
per box
A big stock of
CHOICE CANDY
in Plain and Fancy
boxes
THE KEY
1)00,000. Of this sum about $50,000.
000 is intended for the purpose of vs
tablishing iron work*. "According to
the prevision oi the loan agreement
the engineers and mechanics to be oni
ployed in these iron works must be en
gaged for the Chinese Government by
the Japanese,” say i the correspon
dent.
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REAL CHAMPAGNE IS SECURED
FOR LAUNCHING BOATS
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan., 15— Al
though official christenings of cargo
carriers which slide from Portland
ways from time to time are made with
apple juice, loganberry juice and gin
gcr ale, due to the difficulty ol get
ting the “real article” in dry territory
it has been learned that none of th*'
ships launched by the Northwest Steel
Company has been water-borne with
out having an additional, although un
official christing with champagne.
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WASHINGTON, I). C., Jan., 15
A resolution authorizing the erection
ef a statue to Marshal Foch in Wash
ington and appropriating $100,000 has
been introduced in the House.
H. V. HOBRN A. V. Dav
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HORKN, Manaohk
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Coal, Wood and Ice
(journal Tranafe*» n I'houoa, Muir* l* !«n»l HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER anil POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, V.ana^cr
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SEWARD AIASKA
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