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Paramount Travel No 10-S:;
EFFIL SHANNON and NILES
WELCH. CO-SI ARRKD in THK BIG
PRODUCTION. A Gnat MESSAGE
OF PATRIOTISM. In linr with ME
TROS CONSISTENT POLICY OF
AIDING THK GOVERNMENT TO
KEEP THE TORCH FLAMING
WITH PATRIOTIC FEVER.
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ALSO A TRIANGLE COMEDY *
“ROOK WORM TURNS.”
OWING TO THE BOAT NOT VK
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SHOWN I NTIL NENT WEEK
•HULL* BURKE” Sunday Night.—
STORM RUBBERS ami
SHOE PA OS
BROWN .1 HAWKINS.
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LUMBER
\ll kind* ol lumber from
moulding to that tor ship
building. Fatimate* *i>cn.
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THE BANK OE
Established 1905
The t. omen! you open an account with th.s
HANK, yon ate entitled to the benefit of all ot.t
experience and facilities as bankers.
Whether your account is large nr small, your
affair# will rectire all the time and attention nee*
•aaary to Bake your account here helpful and pro
fitable to you.
j Safe Deposit Boxes .
War Saving Stamps.
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What are the Republican.; of th.'
Third Division, or maybe Cordova, i
trying to do in the coming election?
Have you noticed the lino-up?
“ There are four representatives to be i
elected, one senator and a road com
I missioner, making six Territorial ot
1 fives to be filled. Four of the candi
dates are from the Cordova district,
, three in fact being residents of Cor
dova. ,1. W. Ward, candidate for the
Seriate, gives his residence as Anch
• orago, but he is the manager of tor
Herron paper at Cordova, and has
moved from Anchorage for good.
Henry A. Slater, candidate for repre
sentative, and James 1<. Galen, can*
i didate for Roan! Commissioner, are
both residents of Cordova. J. H Mur
ray. of McCarthy, practically a sub
orb of Cordova, is also a candidate fo»
(he legislature, t
The Democrats have picked candi
dates from the four largest cities in
- the Third division. When voters go to
the polls next Tuesday to cast their
ballot * they should "exercise great
care in choosing candidates who \vin
represent tin* entire district and rol
one locality.
mm,:, with bwonkts
1 When the drill of the Seward Mili
tary Unit was ended last night, the
majority of the members had had
plenty of excercises. Bayonet exercis
es were general last night although
the squad foot movements were alst
given. The next drill will be Tuosdax
night at 7:1 ”> o’clock.
j URBACH’S
FOR
CHILDREN'S
THREE
BUCKLED
ARCTICS
SCHOOL NOTES
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Members of the class in geometry
have become so interested in pons a.;
norum that they have lingered ubom
in the neighborhood of the bridge with
a feeling of some uncertainty as to
whether they had really crossed the
bridge or only climbed mound it.
Some were perfectly willing to allow
the structure stand as it is for the !
next bunch of donkeys that may come ]
that way, thought one young lady ev
en asked tin* privilege of going hack
to recross the bridge alone, and tie
rest were perfectly willing she should
have the honor , while they sat arourd :
on various lines, angles and triangles j
and watched her graceful movements i
t
In the class in civil government ;
Joe declares that Elsie, born in Can
ada, a child of American citizens, is :• '
Canuck. Nima denies the assertion
and the debate is on in a manner that
might resemble a debate in the hall i
! of congress inthe early days. Joe pio- .
duces :>rof of his assertion from bh .
I if'xt Look Nima speeds away to tin*
Sewanl News Company and secure-* '
a copy of Wilson’s Naturalization ;
| Laws of Ih** United States, and now1
•'lands readv to paralyze her oppon
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The pupils of the Seward schoo? i
had a jolly party in the two south .
rooms of th,» school house Hallowe’en
night. The scene of the festivity had
been attractively decorated by tic
High School pupils with festoons, pa .
nor cats, witches, etc., not to mention
dark lanterns and Dr. Sloan’s skull
It is supposed that the popular em |
dee lost his head on heaving of tu
Spanish influenza epidemic outside.
Numerous games and stunts wer'
pulled off, to the munching of apple; j
and candy, after which the older one.
present left for the dance and th»
young'*r ones for home and the ha}' ,
Teacher: “Whom did Pocahonte
mam’?”
Pupil: “John Rolfe.”
Teacher: And who was he?”
Pupil: “Her husband.”
j 'Hu* pupils have been learning w:u
songs lately, such as the stirriu
i French national song, I.a MarseiP
i ais»*.” On Friday they sang “Ove.
There.” with a spirit which shouV
make the Beast of Berlin tremble.
(Paid Adffi'tiNfnunt)
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
(HAS. A. SULZER,
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE
CHARLES A. SULZBR
of Suitor. •
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For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICK
of Anchoruge
For Representative*
JOHN NOON, of Seward; JAS. H. PATTERSON, of Valdez;
KLBKKT E. RAY, of Cordava. ROBERT D. SMALL of Anchorage.
FOR ItOAD COMMISSIONER
JAMES E. WILSON, .. of Valdez.
The aho*e are the regular nominee# of the Democratic party. They are:
men who are heartily in accord with President WUhoo in the conduct of war I
a***4 Wia petic^s, and with Governor Riggs in hi# program for Alaska's derrl- j
opmett*
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jSEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
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Five ami three quarter inches of,
now foil early last evening in Sew* i
ard.
The Christian Science Society will I
lold regular services tomorrow J'o }
noon at 11 o’clock and Sunday Sch • I 1
at 12: 10 o’clock.
Mrs. Rmma Lippcrt leaves for tin •
states or. the Admiral Farragut.
Twenty incheH^T^nowMBTat^keni j
creek yesteiday ami last night.
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Albert Baumburger, formerly con
nected with the commission here ami
a large property owner in Seward, ■*
with the 2159 Field Artillery, Battal
ion “C”, in France. This is according
to a letter received by Julian II. Bee*!.
J. B. Stanton and wife will leave
Seward for Seattle being passengers
n tin* Admiral Farragut.
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ARMENIAN UKUKI FUND.
Since sending away $414.00 to th •
Armenian Relief fund, further con
tributions have been made by those
who did not get in on the first quota.
Subscriptions to this worthy fund re
cently, and to date, since tin1 last re
port, are as follows:—
Curtis R. Morford,. $3.00
William I .os ness.3.00
R Rose.2.00
Martin harming.il.00
i John Loan,.3.00
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Osmond, .. 10.00
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TRAIN IN TONIGHT.
The train from Anchorage and way
.'•tations is expected to arrive this a: •
ternoon about 3 o'clock. Thirty pas
sengers are reported to be abourd
leaving Kem Creek.
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FOR RENT— Furnished ajmrtmenl
Inquirc al the Key. if.
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Oak. It has no equal, $1.76
a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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UNDERWEAR
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COOPER’S V. RIGHTS EAGLE
All of the hen! grades in I wo piece
and union suits.
ALL WOOL SHIRTS
The newest snappy patterns in winter
weights and colors. Military and neg
ligee collars.
WOOL SOCKS ( ASHMERE SOCKS
SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK
HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MACKINAW COATS
MACKINAW PANTS
KNIT CAPS
OVERCOATS
COTTER’S
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WANTED— Two nieu to cut wood
at Mile 3— $3. per cord. In good tim
ber. Apply Jamett F. Brennan. Mile 3.
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JOSfK K NOSCHKA. Prop.
HOME COOKING
OPEN DAY AND MCIIT
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CERTAIN—TEED keeps out the
| rain. Ilrosius & noon. if,
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Kvmnide engine at .f. L. (JiaerV tf
1 ..The Moan cafe is open Night*.
. Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
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RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
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Cowhide Bags
Suitcases
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