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GKNKKVL REPAIRING und ukiyi.knk welding
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Will. B\ZANT.
M \CH1NIST.
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FUYE — ILIlCLIN COML’ANY
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Ins*pi cl our Kofri^eratorsi.
A amt re Vour-'itt ot Ckanltnoss
and Vmitary Condition*.
Jl’sr RECEIVED
The lies I Cine ot
\\ oi king Shoes
That Kter Came
To Alaska.
A No a Comiriete
l.wiv- ol Summer
l mlentear, in the
l a ion Suits ;
The lTat e Vi here
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I IIKOl till t;KUM W < IT1KS
B1 ,;' i V .1 1 1 of
criminal ty in ' 1 m, »y ow.s no sign
of abating. Jails a »• ttllcii to capacity
\v *h the thieving 'nterr ty, from
tijO'O wail y of jr ami larceny «lo\vn to
the sneak thieves of the big city
streets. Very often n* rv a rivals have
to be t'Mnpicuriiv rek »>*•«! tiom eusto
tiay owing t*» kick room in the pen
itentaries. II* e ;i!*‘ some of the prill
ciple thefts am! r -bb ' repo: U <i n
the last few Jays.
Buiglars broke into the !*• *ikn stock
exchange ami forcetl a safe open
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HIT VIC IMI \ r OU I 11F lYITKIOi*
Alaskan I n novrini* t'outmission
Trains loavr ami arrivr at Soward a
follow s:—
' i'i* A. .M. Wednesday and Sat'i»v|-i> !
• ♦a ilooM'srili 1 uiiind, tiirdvoc *d
•Vnoluuaj^*. A:riw 1:6'> l*. M. Ai«>it
lay and Thursday,
a vti >ns at Aiah'va ro on Mox.da}
and I Vulay at 8::U> A. M. fot
Matauaska, Masilla, Houston, 1*hI
Kvvtnn. and on Wednesday at S:*0
\ M. for MatanusUa, Kska and
. n:. ka:o *n.
BRI \K1 VST, LUNCHEON and
ii.it.iir so.vod (Mt tin* Sowaril - An
I «»•;»;• • i ta«n in <no huffot oar. Mt*.
£ ^ ^ ^ ♦ *
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING l
Sheet Melai Winks
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from which tlu*\ tot>i\ marks ami
fi\« typewriters.
At Kroau. the mausoleum of Field
.Ma Von Meltke was broken open
and lie s.i\<r wreaths and crorses
stolen from the sarcophagus. The
.ii d marshal's > "i*d was found
!> ok on.
A hand of aimed robbers forceu
then- \v:.\ into the burgomaster's
Paaret »ai Nauen, appro
priated marks belonging to the
vi t: msm y and left the burgo
*»vi>i<*.■ t-»**I to a chair.
At Fallersh hen near Ii unswick th«
author of a theft from a scaled freight
«*a’* w\ traced and several carloads
of stolen goods were discovered hid
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Have your LYKS fettled and
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(iLASSUS properly filled.
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ILLSWOUTIl IIUILMM*
Seward, Alaska.
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]*ifly pair of very best stoek ol blue
loves for >aie from our Long ls-and
Uaach. either in pairs or will furnish
loves oi either se\. ( an ship in (Mo
bil or November, i’tiees |{i\eii on ap
plieal ion.
Jv 1 :i KODIAK FO\ FA KM
KODIAK, ALASKA.
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i< 1. T.. * thief was ;; eandidato for
a town eouneilo:ship.
Ai Span.an a morturay ehapel was
d ipp.d of its leaded window panes.
A no i It o m* .(may ehapel as Staak
1*!'. \v. ■ stripped <*i its /.me roof.
In a poj ala** i- ■ ,:;n suihuib, a
nan n - her hnb\ in a peramlnilu”
to c tshle tin* ste’*e for a few minutes
and il* • pe»ambulator disappeared,
pic bai»\ was found half naked in a
doorway.
V VL\M> ISLAND IT.OIM.K
\\ \\ T SWTlllSlI FI LL
\. \V vol I '
of iln* Aabrnd i.dands, Much !1<* ho
le • ny., .11itl arm 1 inland. at tb*
m .uth >•' lu* Gulf of Bothnia, are on
i.;» ;o,l !u a lively agitation for roun
, " il*. Sweden, according to the ad
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vi < received by representatives of
tb * Swedish government in this coun
tt . The population of the islands is
.d ■;* I2.C0O. Formerly they were tak
o* ovt c by Russia 1-0 years ago. Aft
• the world war a delegation to tlit
jv rice (inference a claim fov annexa
t; n to 1'inland. A commission was
apoointctl by the conference which ro
( . anvnded that the archipelago be
tv atraFxed under a guarantee of the
!. agi. * of Nations.
Apparently this delegation did not
' ; tb fully represent the attitude of all
tj . ; landers for other Alnnder have
j), .ji agitating for self-determination
i 1 pA mission to join with Sweden
v ' thA beginning of 11)1 S.
The Swedish government has taken
u » the subject with the powers and
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The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Made
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1 //»o/ “,ivc in ,k'r
1A3* ///t. ft It- w r ' \ ur na't impor
tant item, and y. <i should buy c retiiil. 1 Vm't g t a cheap
brand < r c ue that \ hi are n t sureot * »' t unch H%Piyjss
in > Whc n you b . C toodric 1: \ < u get the
lvneht < ! tittv Year*’ rui>lvr expei;* nee we m yv ho\v to
make th • rubber tougher lhe iwt> v.;Il wear nr longer
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THE IV F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Oh;o
Sv tttlc Branch, ih King Street
!Hi'-Press
Rubber Footwear
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TRADE MARK
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Ni^lit and Day Service
Day IMione— Adams 87.
NiylU IMione— Madison 61.
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BEAJJTY
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-vcneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders* 1920 cat
alogue.
"/fttttr MiUv+rl,
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R O V i G
2229 First Ave. S.
SEATTLE
nas asked the government of Finland
to submit tin* question by referendum
io tiu* natives of tiie Aaiund islands.
According to a statement drawn up
by a Swedish premiers, of foils to set
tle the matter between Finland and
Jweden have failed and the Swedish
'overnniriii has appealed to the peace
•onhuence in support of the demands
of those Alanders who desire to he
annexed to Sweden.
On .June 1, a delegation of the coun
ty council :;t Aland, empowered by
percent of the population of the
islands, visited Stockholm and was
received by King (lustave. This dele
gation present* d the demands of the
islanders for their right of selfdeter
mination and their intention to re
unite with Sweden, declaring that
.h »ir failure to receive these rights
..viv causing impatience and that il
. li \v were withheld while being grant
'd to others would cause great appre
icnsion with the Aaland population
The king assured them that Swell
'll was making all possible efforts to
»btnin a decision which would he based
'ii tin' vote of the islanders themsel
ves.
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SQUARE pennies part
OP AUSTRALIAN COIN
SYDNEY, Australia, July K>— Au
t alia is about to mint square prnnio?
and half pennies of nickel. These will
go into circulation concurrently wit!
the present copper coinage of which, it
s understood no more will hi* minted.
So far the only peoples to attempt
to use square coins are those of
Biitish dominions. India has had a
square 2-anna piece since DUO and
the straits settlements, a square cent
since last year. The ..cticn ot the
Melbourne mint officials is probably
tainted by the fact that square coins
. ,»vr less metal in the sheets from
which they are cut.
MINE I \X VI ION TO BE
TALKED AT CONVENTION
SALT LAKE CITY, July 15— Mine
taxation and taxation of itinerant
heids of livestock will be two of
the main questions discussed at the
annual convention of the National
Tax Association to be held here
September (I to 11, according to an
nouncement by William Bailey, Sec
retary of the Utah State Board of
Equalization and Assessment.
Present plans, according to Mr.
Bailey, include a visit from Herbert
Hoover, who will 'probably speak in
behalf of the American Mining Con
gress, and Professor Julius J. Bul
lock, head of the tax study course at
Harvard University.
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Deputy Marshal IVte McMullen,
chief of the Fairbanks dry squad, has
been transferred to McGrath, in the
Kuskokwim district, and has started
for his station.
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Ed Herintf of the Fairbanks, post
office broke one of his ribs as the
result of a fall on the Garden island
side of the river, opposite Fairbanks.
H. V. Hoben A- F- Uavi»
ALASKA TRANSFER
Goal, Wood and !cs
General Transferinj; I'honcs. Main !7 and 81
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Whittemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
! SEWARD WATER slid POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office A nu*ral KuiMing
Wayne l ino, Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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