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The Alaska Weekly Pout
Published Daily, Except Sundavs and Holdiays*
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY, (Inc.)
ELMER A. FRIEND. EDITOR VN D GENERAL MANAGER
Barry v. Hoben. I*reardent Frank L. Ballaine, Sec.
C■ t«rad •• hcob4^I>n mattar Saptamhar J. 1915. at the P«>«t Offlca at Sev*ar«i. Alaska.
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• ud also the ItKal news published herein. _ ____
EVANS IS DEAD
j_
Perhaps never before has i
Seward been struck such a 1
blow as (hat of this morning
when (he word spread
around that Isaac Evans had
passed on. Sympathy imme
diately went out to the wi
dow from everybody and a
gloom settled down upon the
city. fiy.Mr. Evans was well
liked In- all., eveh by those
whom at some time Mr. Ev
ans had been forced to • -
his authority upon as was
demanded in the discharge
>f his duties.
During Mr. Evans resi
dence in Seward he had dis
played a humane side of an
officer's life. Mr. Evans din
not always work on the the
ory a man was guilty, lm:
rather that he was innoc
until proven guilty, although
he left nothing undone to
prove guilt, but did this
above hoard.
It was perhaps his kind
ness to a man who required
none, that led to h’.s death.
The assassin is known to
have said he was the man
wanted, but admitted nr>
crime. The assassin coeif1
have appeared in a perfect!.'
harmless mood, leading M r
Evans to hel /ve tb?t he <vn
not such a had man after a”,
and no search of his person
for a gun was made-, then
to the hand which was len
ient went the bullet from the
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EAT FISH AND OTHER
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I know how to cook them and can
prepare fish as you
w ant it served.
[RANCH
GRILL
JOHN'S PLACE
inflate, and a noble life paid
the penalty for kindness.
Mr. Evans homclifc was a
beautiful one.
To the sorrowing; wife a 3
citizens extend {he strong
est. the heartfelt, unspoken
sympathy, which is greater
than words.
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(Continued from jMge l)
kon Was at I ;ike Ronnett on July 6th.
i.s.pt when the golden spike was driv
en by M. J. llenev commemorating th*»
com plot on o! the White Pass it N u
ken route railroad which then extend
d from Skairway to Hake Rennett.
Vrriving at Tkiwson on July 1 Ot*i«
Mr. Kvans spent a few days *’ Mm*
town 1. fere proceeding to Fortv ali*'
rive-. Sam Patch’s place was the >-•*•
iccti ! location of the custom’s orf’T'v
hut as he did not like the position re
signed f en the customs service a»» 1
return- d to l>awson. Mr. Kvans wori -
rd on U below on Hun!:."- as a miner
unt»l the hitter pa* t of V’g’ >t, whe t
he was made foreman o\ •* 14. 4o an
:*.S on Hunker in which capacity lie r<
mained until September, 1000. 1 he-'
resiirulng as foreman. M” Kviuis wen
to Tacoma for tin* winter and le*
Seattle for Nome on June 1st. 100;
Ppon ar* i\a' at Nome. Mr. Kvans \v»
appo t,*;*d by l*n:tcd States Marshal
Frank U. Richards and stationed Jit
Teller. Mr . Kvans Jind considerable
opportunity to piospoct and was on*
of the first men to locate tin in AIh
ka. Thi« tin deposit was found on Ear
Mountain about‘twenty miles front
Schism.;'off Inlet on the Arctic ocean.
In 1P06 Mr. Kvans yvus detailed to
No description can
do it justice
ii
To attempt to describe RA?*
NIER SPE VIAL is as futile as
trying to paint the lily. V r.i
must taste it to know ho'v r rd
it really is—how i> surp&focj
supposedly similar drinks . xi.»
rare flavor and thirst-q*jen_bi;*.g
qualities 3\q obtained t
ar. exclusive, pater "cd pr-jc* \
No other dripk can be like F . -
NIER SPECIAL. No ot' or
drink, for day after dnv v?c V o
ya r thrqv ?h, can be dr: \
with such genuine e.
RAINII l SPECIAL is * Lo
cally preci 'eded—to *
^drir: t
ill e.rects, tb a b\ dr\-,b at
\i re^J-y ter yr -—a . .'5
drink tb£l C • • 1 \j .. S •
Rainier Pro^ir: * ron p."7,: ’M*!« ,Ur .V,
Manufai turor o! Rainier r<« cifi), R.
Her **• IV**# It . iit-r, K.unicr Ccrval, oy; a
• nd Dcnaiurt.d Aivol.ol.
• The Rainier Product* Company relieve* retailers and consumers of the necessity of paying rev
enue taxes of Rainier Beverage* by paying All taxe# thereon direct to the government.
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JUST RECEIVED I
r * \ .,
New stork of Batteries for
EVEREADV Flashlights
Fresh supply of AUGUS
TINE & KYEIUS Candy.
NUT HOUSE NUTS
New Book—
The Recreation of Brian
Kent By Harold Bell Wright
SEWARD DRUG CO.
The Kexall Store.
go to IVnt Harrow on the revenue
•u*U-r Thetis ter investigate the many
j*U;noi< of violations o! the law. Mr.
i*> ms fhade fourteen arrests and
V irtecn Convictions resulted. He also
adjusted many many grievances and
nh» e.l the coast from Point Hairow to
fclh • under police regulations.
In Aug - 't, winlo at anchor at Point
Hartow Mr. Evans h;icl the pleasure ol
ee:ng the (Ijya coming around Point
Harrow after successfully making the
Northwest passage, (’apt. Ronald
Ymundsen in charge of the craft.
In 1 $>07 M . Evans was transfer- ,1
Voir, Telle r to Candle. In Se.ptei he*.
ip i M*. Evers resigned ids pos ti-m
as 1 > puty C. S. Marshall and on av
,*,uvt < ' i’l health left from No 'v fo
i.e s’at ; on Oet(»ber 23rd, 100'* .
Mr. Evans returned to Alas a a: *
riving his time at Seward, on Xovem
li 2 “- ‘d. V.M ■ and pp4ored upon the
fl dies as IVyuty. United States Mar
shall if ''owing day »n which poss
tion he remained until his death.
Mr. Evans was married in Tacoma
»n October 11th, 1000.
Whgn at an early ago, Mr. Evans*
p rents moved from Pennsylvania to
T >nn- •> r» where his father engaged in
end mining.
Mr. Evans came west to the eoa^
to Tac ni<a when that cit\ v as hut a
vdlago Id was in ihe Sheriff’s office
a id v.'.s for seven’ yeais a detective
on the Tncorna police force.
Mr. U aiis wa*. a n<mber of the
Elks lodge, of Tacoma: secret an <r
the p!onoV»rs of Seward; Senior Ward
en of t! M;.sonic lo !g • in Seward 1- •
*ng a - 2 degree Scottish Kite and a
member of Ak^ka^Cnnsistor^ ", .
of Juneau, Alaska.
Resides a wife, Mr. Evans ’'rives
on brothoi* Aaron Evans, no a re
sident of Rcllinghnm , Wash.
CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
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WHEN CASHING THEIR CHECKS
Ml 1ST GIVE Till Mil PRINT
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LOS AX'iFIT'S, Cal., Sept., b
Photographs and thumb prints, as well
as signatures will bo requir'd heronf
L-rof Cos Angeles city employes v 1
they cash their pay checks. The Pho
tographs and thumb prints will be ear
Dim! on identification cauls w;,h whirl
the city council has just ruled, every
municipal employe must ho equipped.
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Another big dredge lias rone to
work non Dawson. It ;s Canadian
!\o. 2. belonging to the Canad an Khve
(VJ^.n Do. P i. working the spot wh e
It. rry and Fields y«»ats ago worked bv
Ko old individual methods, where i
hundreds of thousands of dollars in
dust were taken out.
I
If yon are lame every mornjr.g. and |
suffer urinary ills, I here must Ik* a
«iiu e. Often it's weak kidneys. To
4 engthen the weakened kidneys an! ,
avert more serknus troubles, use j
Doan’s Kidney Pills. You can rely on ,
iSr f< b.>v ing todimony.
Mr-. I * M. Woodworth, 90b Alvm I
The Dallas. Ore.. says: “I had
b(4* n subject lo backache and disoider- .
ed kidneys for five years. Finally j
I had such a terrible spell of back* !
ache that I thought l would die.
Mornings when 1 got un my hack was
so weak and sore I could hardly get
out of bed. 1 tried different medicines j
m V; relief, until I finally use.I ■
Doan’s Kidney Pills. Two boxes stop
ped the backache and made me fee' j
. trong as ever.”
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