GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
W in. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - CAS KNCINKS.
FKYE — BUtJIlN C(>>1 PANY
Wo .solicit :i trial for our
Will) K O > V. P» SC \ N l> Mild Sugar Cured II \ C <> N
W * |. i) K O S K IS 1C \ \ D Mild Sugar Cured II V M S
\% I L I) 1C O S K BIS W i> 1*1 KK l-AKD
\!l new fns't si oik at special prices.
.11 ST RECEIVED
The Best Line of
\V oiking Shoes
Thai liver Caine
fo Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line 01 Siuniuei*
l nderwear, in tne
I n.ion Sails
The l laie'Wheie
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GOITER’S
WILLIAM A. IIKSSE.
U. S. Mi!UT:.l Surveyor,
bt Mi-N KILL COPfc
Cordova. Alaska.
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NEW \ • IRK. V kg 1 IV it b>
crowning 01 dvnamito — th«*>r »4 <
ihief among the dangers facing the
irmn who are dredging the Kast Kivei
ong 1 ■ ' So* ml that New York
may have another de«p-sea parage
to the Atlantic.
Mow thi> undertaking, which will
require 1."» to Jt> years and an expendi
ture ol* to $7o.000.(MI0 is
bei!1 g ca*riid on was to'd hole tod.t\
by officials of the dredging company,
which i.> doing the work.
DKlWin Mi:\T W I 11K INTKKIOiv
Alaskan I nginocring Commission
Tiain.s leav* ami anive at Seward a
follows:—
S A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
lot llooscvolt. runnel, tlirdwc *d«
Am borage. Arrive 4:I»o l*. M. Mon
day anil 1 hursday.
Conn.H'tions at Anchorage on Monday
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.Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, 1 ill* |
k, etna, ami on Wednesday at S: 0
A M. for Matanuska, Eska ami
t ’lueka.oon.
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DKEAkl\\>T. il Mil EON and
Dinner M*r\ed on the Seward— An*
elm rage train in pie hulTet ear. Mt>.
PLUMBING AND
H BATING
Shoot Molai \i oiks'
UJLVS. LKU1INEK
I'd. Madsn i lt>
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“M,*st of the wo k must be done
,1,1!in the >lack water period at the
, Image of tides and. as there is genet
al \ from ’>00 to 1.001) pounds of dy
namiti aboard each drill l>oat the dan
f hoirg jammed by passing cialt
and sent to the bottom is complicated
with the possibility of being blown in
to tin* air.*’ one official said.
"Itj Hell date we are demolishing
bhying Pan Reef which is 4M) feet by
::<;o feet. From eight to ten months
will he mpiin'd to complete this task.
A drill boat is being warped across it
in para :,,1 paths *»0 H*et ttpait. diill
ine. holes into which from 10b to l.»0
pounds of dynamite is packed and ex
ploded. A dipper dredge, following tin
BEULAH li. WILSON, Oph. I>.
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Hu>e your KYKS tested and
CLASSES properly filled.
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH RUILDINC
Seward, Alaska.
WOMAN’S C ASE
AMAZES SEWARD
A business man’s wife could not
sew o read without sharp pains in
her eyes. 1 or years her eyes weie
red at .! v<. 1 . ! nally she tried sim
ple witchha/.ol, camphor, hydrastis,
• , ;• mixed in Lacoptik oy* wash.
. • s' It prodttced by a single bottle
amazed everyone. We guarantee a
>nu!l bottle 1• vt*j*1 k 11* help ANA
(’ASK weak, chained or inflamed
i y Alumdrepi eye cup free. Seward
. 10 lit* Co.
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dt !: boat. the basted rock into
.cows for dumping into holes 7*» 1 t*et
deep or men' in the river. This level
ing of tie* river bottom removes the
r< ■ , ... mo hing the cui rent.
“Tot IJock, anotlier leef in Hei!
(l;.to, will he destroyed next, hocau c
of treacherous currents for which it is
p 'h ihh Pot Roi !. is know n ns t u
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“T in '<>• g*. >t Tack water period re
gi: terod in I loll (kU^.lv.r’ng the last
!(• years we. • minutes. I* is within
th: t slack period that drilling point
no *t l»o located, (ha ges planted and
♦'i* ,i and the position of the plant
ch.-nged. Divers on tl is wank aia* gen
ernllv unable to spend more than l »
• n mtes undei water at a tane. so that
th *y work t>ut haif an houi in a HI
hour day.
“As a n.vcuut'on again t being
rammed by a passing craft the Nav\
!*» part n nit and Custom*- Hous«' oil ic
in'- have warned operators and own
»'» of vesse's'to keep a safe distance
1 plants. I* oi' non-com
pi tnce with this warnmg s:* captains
w«H*e a Taigned recently within a P"
;<>1 of ten days. .Many were suspended
fo • from 10 days to C> months.
“When the collision signal.is sound
on one of the dredging vessels, each o! ;
th * dynamite crew, wearing life belts,
hi b a box of the exploive and stands
1>\ to jump overboard.
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The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Mr.de
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brand or one t; at voltaren*»t ruivoi ( r* Jneh*‘iii-Fre>s
is v >Ui • When l o<
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make tl rubber t , ■ the N*t> v :H we fat
ntable. » n’t iccent i rota
tions look tor the Red Line 'R ana di • H p. <*vxh> dealers.
THE R F. GOODRICH RU3BI R COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
5 >.’ • -'ranch, ii* King otn. t
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FOUNDED 1869
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<>ay t'hone - Vilnius 87.
Nijtilit Phone— Madison 61. j
BEAU T^Y
Here is a 2-par.cl
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders’ l^d(> C.lt
aloutic.
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\ith .i*’f /' ’•••”
R O V i G
2229 First Ave. S.
SEATTLK
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“Tlu* project of dredging the 11a t
liner to the Sound was first under- !
a', on in yea's ago to provide Xew
u.i!\ harbor with an ontiance whirl.
;• hi n«»t i'epui ;• continuous dredging
\mh o e Channel, where five
•(i ' 'rninent dri dges are constantly
eMoving t! ni'iltrat ng sands. I hx .
x ck, in ilel: (late, was then removed
try I some h sser work accomplished be*
.0 0 the appropriation was exhaust* (
Win n I’leod Keck vas blasted a.
Ivrge of IdO.dOO pound.- of dynamic
■a- fired the >fi'vi .> aid. Launche
>n the river a mile away w liiter
hive f(*et o :t of the water, hut no
damage resulted.
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Wlir.KK IS TOM M'DON M.O?
The governor’s office wouM Ida*
nfojmation regarding Thomas Me- J
I i ■ 1 . ipposoa U
o* domiciled in tin* Cook Inlet section.
l|s youngest daughter, Mae Melhoi
p C, (,,(*, of llio W- st 2‘5vd street.
\ . York City writes that she It t
eai'd from him ! t years ago and a1
l . time he was in ( ook Inlet covin.i^»
*u ,u where. She is anxious to locate
!r 1. In the event he is located, the
laughter wants to be no. i«'d d i >t.
r: \KS SPANKING
“LITTLE MO'IHLR ”
JUMPS TO DEA I P
NEW YORK, August 10— In foai
d* a “spanking” Angelina Scire.
>1 v n yea s oM, jumped from a win*
v i-’ h«M* fourth story home hen*
•'.rd died a shoit time afterward in
•!i .levue hospital.
She was “little mother” of three :
.■l.ildren or her parents, Guiseppe
i | 'in<* Scire, btn’i o' whom
• >k to (‘Ice out an cxistance for the ,
i: V family. Angelina did the house
we.k and attended a nearby school.
She had a quarrel with “Marie”
who k vs just across the street from
th.* tenement rooms occupied by the
Sc’res, and in the argument scratch
ed Marie’s face. Marie’s father scold
ed her and said: “Never mind; wait
until your father comes home and I’ll
so • that you get a good spanking.”
Though Angelina s father always
had b< en good to her, Angi lina was
sensitive, nevertheless, and dreaded
th»% spanking. She locked herself in
her room for awhile, then took cour
age and prepared a meal for her fa
tin':*. Rut when she heard him com
;ng she hurried to her room, scrib
bled a childish note, went to the win
dow and jumped.
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r,RE \T NORTHERN RAILROAD
MAY BE ELECTRIFIED SOON
SEATTLE, Aug., 10— “Eight dollar
coal and two dollar oil” may soon
force electrification of the Great Nor
thern Railroad, Jackson F. Rey
nolds, of New York, a director, who
is visiting here, said today. Rey
nolds declared the road’s fuel bill
amounts to one quarter of tho en
tire operating expenses.
II. V. Hobon A. !•'. U»vi*
ALASKA TRANSFER
V
Gcal, Wood and Sc®
Genera! Tranuferinj; I'iionca, Main «n4 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
E. L. WHITTEMOUE, Proprietor
SEWARD ALASKA
POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. rfLSON. Manager
Office Admit:* I I’liiMing
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SEWARD, ALASKA.
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distributors
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ROLLED
OATS
for e\cry
purpose
MORE AND LARuER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISiiER’S BLEND FLOUR makes more
and larger loaves ol belter bread in propor
tion to ns cost than other Hours.
FISiiER'S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity ol
loaves. \.zi a
Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring
Mills” By
fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE