TO INVESTIGATE
ON THIS COAST
Philadelphia. June -7— The federal
industrial commission hearing is beintf
continued here. The commission will
X) to the Paciiic coast in August.
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TELl EVERYBODY
That COTTfR Is Selling
Shoes of All kmd>
Prices $1.50 to $8.50 per pair
Shirt> Ml Kinds and Weiqhts
Price >0c to $8.00
Best Qajilt\ Cordurox Pants
S i.50 to >4*00
On\ Oak Pants $ 1.50 per Pair
( Dux Oak Coats "*» 0 5
f ifso C' i r t ' * >h.r|$
> *i 00 an;! v'».'!*) eat a
SMjmyss tmn' . Shoes
> ,0U to >! j.*m» per pair
Mackinaw i $ ctx
>*.00 to >55.00 each
Woolen and Cotton Sot**
i"»( to >I. J 5 p* r i>air
llil »!IXfitS* SIORE
ftt’.XL I. t OTTIR. i’rop.
(•ItONE UM'IS n*i
Seward Iron Works
G. G, HOE, Pkoprietor
General Machine Shop.
Gas Engines a Specialty.
FOR SALE
Lot 22, Llk 14 -5 room well
furnished house with all
modern improvements
S2.2nO
Lot i:>, Llk Id and eahin
. SI,0(H)
Lot lh, !*lk 1*) and euluu
S. >
Lot 2m Lloek It* and small
llOllM. . • . • i •'
Lot d(», Llk ".>L10o
1 oi > 2** and do, Lloek 2*>
.> 1.1(H)
Lots 20. and one-ha It ot 21.
Llk 11 with hide’s. sd,«*»oo
Ke>id»*nee ’ots on terms
\ mo Steam Laundry SmM)
ski;
ROMIG 6- ROMIG
THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
l,,c , v \v*v irb r . under the laws of the T erritory of Alaska
' . \! GSAi l\ Prt sident «n<1 General Manager
CONTRACTORS AND T EALER . IN
uCCuiC ouppliCS and Appliances
„ II: HI'HOM-: MAIN I2A
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Kviimido
B\iolor>
2 and 3 1-2 h. p.
With Magneto.
J. L Grael
Afcen t
Clothing, rurni -Tirps. Footwear, T cuts,
Tarps, Rujjs, Etc.
3, L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourth Ave
While in Knik Stay at
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MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
.'lost Popular Mouse in Tow n
Good Accommodation. I irst Class Board. Prices Reasonable.
A Bank \\ hose Growth
keeps Pace \\ itli That
Of Seward
Establish connections with this live institution
catch the spirit which is making it grow . . .
and benefit by the co-operation which it gladly
gives at all times to its customers.
Bank of Seward
For bread, pies, cakes, cookies and
ice cream try the Seward Cafe. *
Kvinrude motors, with magneto, at
J, L. Graef ’s.
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Folding cots, beds, mattresses, fur*
niture, wall paper, etc. Grown &
Hawkins, Hardware and Furniture de*
{ partment. Quality first.
Lon*r distance telephone booth at the
Branch. *
Pnh**s blue ribbon beer at The
Branch. *
Bgdweiser beer at the Branch. *
Felt mattresses at J. L. Greaf’s. 4.
W r lui\ e some of
the host listings in
tonn. including
l
w ill) or without
Business
Opportunities
Buildings
for Rent
for prices and
terms call and in
ters irw us
()ur oflice will he
open Jul\ 1st. two
doors below the
Galen a\
WHITEHEAD
REALTY and
•AT
COMPANY
JOHNSON WINS SLOW SCRAP
WITH MORAN IN 20 ROUNDS
Paris, June 2ff—Jack Johnson, who ;
retained the heavyweight champion
shin of the world by defeating Frank
Moran, the Pittsburg miner, is charged
with stalling through the whole light, j
by French papers today. (Jeorge < ':ir
pentier, champion of Prance and Kng
1 land, who refereed the light gave John
son the decision on points, the only)
thing he could do, as Moran shaded
ihe negro in hut ore* round.
Fight experts wore unable to (•••rule
'whether Johnson has oeclined since;
! defeat iMg Jeffries af Hello. H e srnot I,- I
ered Moran wlem ever le* took a no- .
lion. Ilis friends -:iv he was alra'd i
j to Knock out the whit** tighter for fear
i he would he hatred from the ring.
First Hound Moran leads to stom-!
iaclt and head. No damage and much
sparring even round.
Second Johnson seems fast and j
lands an uppercut. le ts Moran lead, j
Moran cautious. Hound ends with |
both sparring in midring. Kven round, j
Third Hot h circle seeking an open- *
ling. Moran rushes three times, John-,
I son’s forearm blocking. Kven round.;
j Fourth Johnson wakes up and feints i
j with apparent old cleverness. Moran
.leads with left on tie* ear. Johnson!
i counters to nose, drawing blood. Moran i
not seriously shaken, covers and botvs j
) in. Johnson retreats, both sparring at
t he end. Johnson’s round.
Fifth Johnson slightly distressed j
land breathing hard, hut frequently!
'locks Moran’s head as latter hores in.
; Moran p!a\s to stomach in clinches i
ami lands effectively and frequently. I
! Sinks light right in’o .Jack’s stomach
twice. .Johnson retrea’s in clinches.
' Moran lands again in tie* stomach at
the end. Moran’s round.
Sixth- Johnson oshMs audience a ml ;
lands twice to head and shoots fr t<>
: Moran’-; chin, which was partly
blocked. Moran simultaneously sinks
right into stomach and sHli pounds
stomach as pair hack to neutral
j ground. Johns n holds repeatedly. A ;
'hot rally in midrrng closes tie* round. ,
Johnson’s round.
Seventh-Moran rushes, swinging
t>oth hands. Jack ducks one. blocks
i another ami returns With a left to the
nose, again drawing nlood. They j
. clinch. Moran coming out swings again
| hut Johnson rolls his head and leads
i with his left. Moran neatly ducks and
pumps a rig fit to the stomach a> tie y
clinch. Johnson I looks a right to t he
• •at\ Moran countering to tie* stomacn.
They ciinch at tie* sound ot the bell.
Kven round.
!-;,ghth .t li’isor. weary, not showing
J; is Usin I speed (' m*s little, Moran
(irives -i rai/iP i*d driving John-on's
• head h ck repeated \. Join son give*
uniting in return unr 1 le* catche
Moran cot,. .ng o oi ciinch :*ml
t t,to .• trist \ non*- c l’s. Moran r***"-*.
vrith tired ar.-i sp;u S to end Kv»*n
round.
X nil, Jack cl ops nose with over
tit ;ui right ' nree tine's, .'.loran still
hooks to stoniiicii in ciinch *s which
toll >w» d .1 ohitson s lean. * arpentier
separates them. They exchange
lightening lefts. Sparring, both try
for another lead, Moran finally rushes
Johnson, blocking with left. Kven
round.
Tenth Moran jabs with left. John
son blocking then hooking right to
face. Moran puts right to stomach,
Miran tiled, .bjiitson puts right to
head, .lack land" several mild upper
cut" to face. Johnson'" round.
Kh*v»*nth Moran seems da/cd. .lack
lands right renearediy, Mocks swings,
tlcn lands both hands ro lace and
forces t he lighting. Moran is un.tlde
to escape t lie rain of jibs and upper,
cuts, Johnson stands off and peck"
Moran with a long right at the sound
of the hell. Johnson'" round.
Twelfth -Loth fiddle. Johnson's
round by shade.
Thirteenth Johnson land" with left.:
Moran rushes, landing left to head.
Johnson rocks Moran with blow to
body and puts two left jab" to face.
Huth cautious. Johnson*" round.
Fourteen!h— Johnson forces the fight
ing. landing at will and driving Moran
across the ring. Moran hooks to the
head, then jabs to ihe nose and yet" a
nurd right in return. Johnson's round.
Fifteenth -Moran rushes Johnson
:md is brought to a stop with a left to
the face. They clinch and in breaking
Johnson puts Moran’s bead back with
a jab. Johnson’s round.
Six*eenth- No real fighting. Ameri
cans holler “light.” Moran wakes up
and tries twice for tire head but is out
boxed. I tumors that tire tight was.
fixed i" revived, ( roud restless. John
"on*" round.
Se> enteenth —-They wrestle. Moran
swing" wiidly but i" blocked. Lands
r wo jabs in the face. Johnson land" at
will hut i" plainly stalling. Johnson's
round.
F.ighteenth .loin..son "ends < ne to
the stomach and two to the face. Lands
a hard left to the body.
COMMISSIONER
AT SHIP CREEK
Valdez. .I'ine 2D—.iudjfe K. M. Krown ’
lias appoint< <i Koyden I >. t'hase, chief
cVtK * i ?n«* railroad engineering com
i, :h I’. S commissioner :it Ship
< n < ,. . • - » ; ment wa> made at
the i •, airman Kde>, of the
comm.'-'' . ' • was anxious that an
nlV;c< »• wilt* i* oowers.it'a police maur
j.iraie b" named for the new city that
will sprinif up at Ship < reek this sum
ai«*r .\ similar repnest was triads by
Mr Ivies tor th** apnointment of Ken
j'liiiiii rillman, jt*.. a> l\ S. deputy
nia»s;’ai for the same iocation. hut a** a
deputv is located at Knik, Imt 11 miles
distau. no additional appointment was
made.
Tracks On
The Trail
Jim Hamilton, formerly sun»*rintend
ent, at tin* Skeen-Lechner mine is in
town with his arm in a sin:.?. He says
a rock landed on him when h** wasn't
look mi* .
\Vr. \Y. Hughes, a minim? expert,
wlm has heen examinirii? J J»n <»il»
Patrick's property a! '.too-** pas-, re
turneo Sunday with a -piibned knee.
He left his assistant to complete the
samplim?.
Vic Marion of aide/, teturned from
Ship <’reek on the Admiral Kvans af
t«*r leasing Hie la inch owned hy him
self and II. S. .Jon**s to tin* railroad
locators.
Arthur Aten, representin'? Prof.
Herschel! Parker, left for the latter’s
property on Quart/, creek today.
Frank Skeen and Henry Johnson left
fora prospecting tr p in Hie mountains
hack o! Mile .’*4 ini- mornlni?. John
son quit his place with Frown Haw
kins t-> make the trip. H»* say - In* has
information about a valuable piece of
prop* rt y in » hat si-ct ion.
'I'ecklenheri? and Fensen, proprntors
of tin* "Seattle Far. and Mayor Fo* . left
for Va die/ on the* Admiral Fva:.-.
UIRIGO WEST
FROM UNALG/
The steamer I)iri*£o *a 1* <1 we>t frc
I’nalaca at o’clock Sunday afternoc
according to reports received bv wire
It***. via Cordova.
Word has been received that Mrs
(’. .1. Xunne, who lias been court
stenographer at Nome for many years,
ieii a f<* w days ajfo in that city.
f“0R All KINDS or WORK by
the hour or day, apply MRS.
MATTIE AOEE, rear Seattle Hotel
Wholesale and Rt tail
Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Poultry
Lard. Hams and Bacon.
Butter and Hj»gs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook Inlet (liven Careful Attention
Fourth Ave. Seward.
BROWN & HAWKINS
MERCHANTS QUALITY FIRST MERCHANTS
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Hills Bros., Schilling s Best and Chase & Sanborn's Coffees, Teas and Spices.
Preferred Stock and Del Monte Brands of Canned Goods. They are all
leaders. There are no better brands of staple groceries on the market.
In Fancy Groceries we specialize on high grade Jellies, Jams, Marmalades,
Relishes, Pickles, Sauces, etc., etc.
Among some of our Bottled Goods are Welches Grape Juice, Pine Apple
Juice, Lime Juice and Boiled Cider. Crosse & Blackwell’s Tarrogan
Vinegar. Crosse & Blackwell’s Raspberry Vinegar. Ileinze Spiced
Salad Vinegar. Ileinze and Crosse & Blackwell’s Cider and Malt Vinegars.
Ask about the new “Stuffed Mushrooms and Pickled Italian Sweet Peppers.
BROWN & HAWKINS