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OF THE
UNITED STATES
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latest Ford Weekly No 64.
“DUSTIN FARNTM” in
“DAVID GARRICK”
Extra s*ood Southern IMa>
IN (5) Parts.
Two Reels of Hilarity
“ORIENTAL LOVE”
It’s a Mack Sennet t.
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
LECTURE
(Contimuni from Page 1.)
n ught: hut if it be of God, ve ean
:i t over imnv it; lest haply ye be
•’< iml oven to fight against God.”
I HIS l KAGIC MOMENT
IX HISTORY
We are without living in one of
t* » most tragic moments in history.
On an sides ait evidences of the most
•• ;• c upheaval the world has ever
witnessed. Nation has risen against
Preparedness
is half (he battle
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Rain ( oats Fill the Bill.
What Is Your Idea
f a lank?
The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank's
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest. We seek only the legitr
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
ought to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with sound
banking.
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nation, wars and rumor* of \yars a
bound, desolation and disturbances of
nature : eem to prevail, and want, woe
and discord stalk abroad in the earth.
What does it mean? How are we to
stand? Christian Science gives the
only mtional explanation of this
mighty world-wide fermentation. It
tells us not to be dismayed, but to
realize that as the mud in a river’s
hod must he stirred and brought to
the surface in order to purify the
stream (see Science and Health, p.
540.) just so must the laenetn errors
of the earth, national as well as in
dividual, be brought to the surface
ami carried olf, in order that the king
doms of our Lords and of H.is Christ.
As Jesus says in the twenty-first chap
tor of Luke, “When those thingsbegin
to come to pass, then look up, am! lift
up your heads; for your redemption
draweth nigh. A Christian Scientist
cannot feel to read the signs of the
tunes and realize with courage and
without dismay that this mighty in
ternational upheaval means the blast
ing away of the rocks and stumps of
tyranny and oppression and the pre
paring of the soil of the human con
oiousness for the seed of truth, the
seed of scientific Christianity. Thus
say that the world is being made
safe for democracy, means that the
world is being prepared for scientific,
1 iborat i ng Ch ri st i a ni t y.
PATRIOTISM AND
C.OOl) CITIZENSHIP
Mrs. Eddy, the Discoverer and
undei oi Christian Science, has said
The l-’irst Church of Christ, Scientist
,nd Miscellany) that Christian
Science “stand* for the inalienable,
iniversal rights of men. Essentially
democratic, its government is admin
stered by the common consent of ihc
governed, wherin and whereby man
governed by his creator is seligove.n
<Mi“ (p2f>4). She has also stated as
mi article of her political faith that
.die believes in supjiorting a righteous
government (see p. 2Tb). And in yet
another place she writes, “!l out na
tion's rights or honor were seized,
every citizen would Ik* a soldier and
"oman would he armed with power
grit for the hour” (|>. 2TT). Thus it
will be found that the great majority
«,f alert students of Christian Science
are endeavoring to be good citizens,
and loyal upholders of every good and
righteous cause. If a student of
Christian Science believes that lie is
not a loyal supporter of this gieat
government, it is without doubt be
cause he has not as yet real zed that
ir he is loyal to the ideals of Christ
ian Science he cannot help ooi.v loyal
to i'p ideals of Ameli a, for try as
• o :na\. he cannot divorce tl'° two.
fhe u iy corner stone of this nation
aaj be said to be a statement of
cientilic Christianity; in tact, the
oming of Christian Science with its
message of complete liberation was
oreshadowed in the Declaration of In
-dependence, when it was written
-We hold those truths to he selfevid
>nt. that all men are created equal
halthey are endowed by treir Crrat
that they are endowed by thoir Creat
or with certain unalienable Rights,
and the pursuit of Happiness.”
MI CH MAIL ON WATSON.
“"Nine day’s mail arrived on the Ad
miral Watson from Seattle and all oi
the first class mail was boxed in short
| order. Yesterday the greater part of
the second class mail was distributed.
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WILL the party who took box of
ashing tackle and gaff hook from
under boat by Seward Boat House,
1 please return same to the office of the
Gateway.
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FOR SALE—Enamelled double bed
brass mounted, hair mattress and
! springs, French sanitary screen, 1 ib
1 rary tables, dining extension table,
| buffet, pictui-es, sanitary couch. Apply
. to Mrs. A. B. Boyle. S2
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Mile 45—
and
MILE 71
ROADHOUSES
Are now under the
Management of
NELLIE NEAL
Also Notary Public.
Entire Nct?$JU»fg<ment- I
Newly decor**'<3 *od re- I
furnished throughout. ^
Rate*: SI M per Oay art up I
LABOR DAY DANCE
At the A. B. Hall at 9 P.M.
to be given by the Ship’s
Company of the U. S. S.
Saturn in honor of the Base
-ball team. All welcome.
Admission free. Everybody
Welcome
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“Uncle Jimmie” Kyle, from Cooper
i Creek, came in last night and is mak
ing the Sexton his headquarters. To
day the old timer is around town
shaking hands with friends.
John Randall Dunn, Christian Scien
-ce lecturer, and his wife are stopping
at the Hotel Seward during their stay
in Seward.
Henry Lucas, from the fox ranch at
Skilak Lake, is at the Sexton having
come in on the train last night.
Billie Smith returned last night
from a hunting trip. Plenty of moose
cows and calves were seen but no
bulls.
George Sexton went out the line
yesterday for a few day’s visit.
“Uncle Joe” Irwin arrived in Sew
ard last night from out the line and is
registered at the Overland.
Fred Johnson, station man, is re
gistered at the Overland having ar
rived in the city last night.
E. J. Sanders, of Anchorage, was a
passenger on the train last night and
is located at the Hotel Seward.
W. G. Weigle, head of the forestrv
Department of Alaska, returned last
night from a trip out the line and is
making his headquarters at the Hotel
Seward.
F. E. Fields is now at the Radio
station. Mrs. Fields has arrived also
and they are domiciled in a cottage at
the head of the bay.
Admiral Watson is posted to sa;l
from Anchorage during the night ac
cording to advices from the Cook In
let town this forenoon.
The Barge Barracouta was towed
out of Resurrection bay late yester
day afternoon by the steamer Anyox.
The barge is in excellent condition
notwithstanding being on the beach at
Caine’s Head for many months. The
barge will be loaded at canneries and
go into Seattle with a full cargo.
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Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
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M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop.
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SHOWING
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