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The Alaska Weekly Poat
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ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR VND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry V. Hoben, Preaident Frank L. Ballaine, vSec.
Entered .. mound-el*., matter 8.i>Uoter l. 1016. *t the Po*t Office *t Seward. Al.aka.
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This i> the fi *>t ila> of autumn, ae
coniing to the Worth's almanac, the
-in ...v . rn->e»i the lin* ait.i n on
take the ra n w th it. we will forgive
it for stu; 11 *iir t > make the day.- shoi
er.
The e » now 7‘H) men working on
tin* Sev\a:d l‘ivi>ien of the govern
ment ia iioatl ami at that more men
coult! Ik employed it they were ava
able.
Today*.- «i -patches aga n tate that
the lUdsheviki forces are again pre
paring to evamate IVtrograil. Tins ii
tiie usual semi-monthly notice.
Due eniiit mils’ b* given to many
of the ’ workers fov n**t -tnking
ye>tcr»lay. According to the »h--f»*iti I
e> ail tin* p;t‘n of the le thlehem Steel
Company tvek t«» ?’n • ;«>b-. t listing
that their tl man 1- would be given a
reasonable h* aring.
Assist
Hallo., ek. who a nved in Seattle yes
terday. gave o it an interview to *h<*
Associated Press that h o
THE
SEWARD
GRILL
Recently thoroughly Reno\ated.
“WE HANOI.K ON LA FIRST l LASS
GOODS"
“WE lAUERS!’AND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
C leanliness and Courtesy
IS OCR MOTTO.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
Charles Cameron — John C. Gaffney
BAT FISH AND OTHER
SKA PRODUCTS.
1 know how to cook them and can
prepare fish as you
*ant it served.
BRANCH
GRILL
JOHN S PLACE
in the way for the completion
t • government railroad. Cer. iul\
;..t. • onl\ obstacle is tin* mon«\\,
ami the appropriation bill will un
(i«uil truly be passed by the Senate
within a few weeks.
\gain is the plea of a shortage of
v.o I put forward to excuse the ad
in o tex ile ' " ■ W hill
vOiis, have the sheep struck for a sK
hour day?
The national railroad problem •
not one for a single track mind.
\o strikes in Alaska, plenty of fis .
m th ea and plenty of wild game on
. very body < an flfet
work at go »d pay, what a niecca for
the »mfoitunates in the States.
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K. I . Wleitemoiv left on the Nor
thwest* :n :»u Cordova to meet Mrs.
Wi;ir »e«' e win* is coming north on
Alaska. .#4,0
W. C, Zimmerman, special agent
of the Department ot Justice, left to**
Cordova «>m th«* Northwestern.
id' Doij on and \\. (». Root, goy
’ mi* V ii'vi‘\ V ^ connected w ith the
forest > depa tment. who came over
f <*m t o interior yesterday, left on
t!, \*« tin* stern for Seattle thence
t*» Portland, theii headquarters.
D . H. (>. Schlaben, wife, son and
daughter. win* arrived from Anchor
age ou yesterday's t'ain expecting to
visit hen* for several days, changed
their plans and left for the states on
the Northwestern.
,1. It. Austin, mining man from the
Willow Cre* k district, arrival on yes
terday‘s * ain caught the Northwest
ern for the States.
T. J. McDonald and L. Wernccke,
representatives of the owners of the
Treadwell and other mines on Clasti
ni au Channel, left on the Northwest*
onr for Valdez.
R. (I. Doherty, in the fishing in
dustry and lumber business on lower
Cook Inlet, left for Seattle on a busi
JUST RECEIVED
New slock of Batteries fo»
EVEREADY Flashlights
Fresh supply of AUGUS
TINE & KYER’S Candy.
nut house nuts
New Book—
The Becreation of Brian j
KfMit By Harold Bell Wright
SEWARD DRIKJ CO.
The r.exall Store.
ness t on th * Northwestern.
|.\.vv oi his former friends ivcogniz
1 ,M jo * Streje who arrived ye. terduy
fi m .Xm*ho»age. Joe has now a Van
, Pyke be ml and a new lid making him
Irak like a Spanish Puke. “Puke”
' St *eji has been coal mining on his own
| proper' . on the little Susifna and i*1
Seward oa a business trip.
Mrs. Laura Huston, arrival yester
day fronr Wasiila. is a passenger *>n
the No tk western to the outsiu<*.
Mr. and Mrs. ). Harmon Ca>k‘*y.
1 or La hanks , visited their many
fiiond* in Seward yesterday during
the stay o' the Northwestern. Mr.
Ca-le y . ptddisher of the I'kurl anks
Citizens, returns inside from < > dovu
and Mis. Caskey is going to tin states
t• first time out for six teen \ »s:rs.
Mrs. P. Kiiligrew, fro n Mil • ;cj. is
a pas engei to the states on ti e Nor
th \vi stevn.
H. 11. WaH< v and \V. (k C.a vey.
\ it'ii’he land eft’ieo at Juneau, lelt for
there on t!i«% Northwestern.
K. .!. ('ok and Sam (luyot, traveling
pu»n. ar« registered at the Hot* Over
land.
lieorge Ik Nelson, well knov i here,
r'tumid on the Northwestern !u ving
been disehaiged from the navy. Mr.
Nelsonis registered at the Hotel Sew
ard. While in the service. Mr. Nelson
v as a maiine and during the war was
on patrol duty in the ttopics.
W. M. Murphy, representa* ive or
tin' West :pghouse Klee trie, ea’Ied on
the trade in Sewa**d during tlie stay
of the Northwestern. Mr. Murphy ser
ved was a first lieutenant in the engin
eering corps and ha^> just re ently
been discharged from the servin'.
w ELL KNOWN A!.ask \\s
MEDDKI) AT SKAC.WAV
Announcements of the mavriage of
Max M. Smith and Mrs. Hazel Her
trude Kirmse were received by a
number of Sewaid people recently.
Roth the bride and groom are well
known here.
Mr. Smith was formerly connected
with the Northern Commercial Com
pany at Interior Alaskan points, leav
ing the employ of the concern to en
list in the army shortly after the out
break of the war.
The bride is a well- known resi
dent of Skagway . where she is the
owner of a jewelry and Alaska curio
store, also owning a similar establish
ment in San Francisco.
MINERS FOR LVTOl ( III
The Nortl western had forty min
ers aboard on the present trip from
Seattle fo. LaTouche.
I VTOl ( HE MEN VISIT HERE
J. L. Fozard, of the LaTouche
mine, and I>. .1. Harrison post mas to i
at LaTouche, came over on the Nor
thwestern and returned on the same
steamer after visiting here. R. J. An
german, also of LaTouche came over
on the Northwestern and is a guest at
TRAPPERS ATTENTION TRADERS
Seattle, ' New York*
Vlaska Building. ^7 W. 27th Street.
han lied b> expert graders and New York Market Priees are paid on correct
. radio- the day receivid. If desired, your shipments will be kept separate in
order that our prices may be approved by you. Pr \ iding our .valuation does
not prow satisfactory, the furs will be returned to you. Transportation
charges prepaid. Ship by Parcel Post or Express. Ship in a Dry Condition.
Special instructions if any, must accompany the shipment. Always enclose
itemized list of contents with name and postoffice address. Place duplicate
list ol contents on outside of bale or package. All payments made by check on
the Seattle National Bank, or in any oilier manner desired.
SHIP NOW
THE KEY
CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Rest .
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
the Hold Seward. Mr. Angcrman ex
, ports to remain here on his vacation
lor about two weeks.
S'l ELIAS Bl’OY LIGHT OtT
.. .
Commissioner Whittlesey lias re
ceived a cable from the lighthouse ser
vice at Ketchikan, slating that the
Cape St. Klias g: s buoy is extinguish
•d and to warn mariners.
\L \M1CI)A WILL GO VIA THE
* 1 t. i< h. is srl. d
•attic on Thursday,
o.-age then ret'irn
I call at (,»r<lov;i
south via the out*
s according to a I
by Agent M l>o:i
aid.
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worm:!* caulk \cross the
I’U'IHl NOW IS NEEDED
WASH IN ETON, S«*|>t., 2:: H. E.
Kldrifro, Chief of the Bureau of Com*
ree of the Ear Eastern Bureau, told
the Senate committee today that Am
eriean trade with the Orient will he
s<*r ously retarded unless another Pa
cific Cable is laid. Mr. Mldiiffe said
that at least S2o.000.000 would he re
quired for the new cable.
TO KVA( I ATE PKTKOC.RAD
(’OPENTIAEEN. Sept., 2:i— Offic
ial advices received here -tate the Bol
sheviki are preparing to rvaeuate IVt*
rojrrad.
EOB JERRY DRlsCOLL
liiuhland Park. III.* \ub 21. 1919
Jerry Driscoll,
Dear Brother;
Our father died June 21st., 1919.
and lelt his property undi\ided. I am
appointed administrator. Let me hear
from you.
Your Brother
Michael W. Driscoll
adv. S. LM 01)4 ( cntral Ave.
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L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
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Formerly of Nome.
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invited. •
Peter N. Anderson Dictator.
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Sept. 25 ‘ ALAMIDA Oct. 2 Oct. 4
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from S< ward Aug., 2s and Oct., 9 caiis at Skagway; Alaska also calls
at Skagway south bound from Seward on Aug., I. and Sept., 25th.
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Evenrude motors and repair parts
J. L. Graefs.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. G raid's.
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