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I »* <M*r.Miif-4-ln«« mutlrr StptfmWr 2. 1913, .if llif Poll tiffin* .it Sew uni, Vlxik i.
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BAIT MMi SALMON *
DUl'lil.Ai— Tom Tracy lias a
ln*at now and will perhaps go mto
the hand- trolling game this season.
l*<*m has never had much experience
at trolling. Imt having put in his
youngoi riavs shooting buffalo for*
the market on the plains of Montana,
n*» thinks he is qualified to go out
*rd get king salmon.
Tom has a dozen tame herring that
ho will use for bait. He has been
nutting in his spare time last win
tor tiuiniiig them so they will en?ic<
tne k’r.g salmon to the hook, tr
h«> *hem so they answer whisth
s now. They will roll over
f-tay dead, act like they arc
v • ’i,n<l»*d or do many other tricks of,
tl.e Tolling trade. He has been do-,
ng shadow boxing w:th them so
* at th y have become so quick that
w • r a salmon makes a grab for
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and Gentlemen.
Pri\ate Boxes,
i uisine of the best
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GABRIEL SANTOS
TOM RALLY
Proprieties
Hum they will dodge and the fish
will be caught on the hook they
have been concealing. They then
ftUi.u to the side of the skill and
- ratch on the bottom of it t<> wake
Pom up and tell him he has a fish
or the line. Tom will pull the king
salmoi: to tin* side of the boat. and
then if the latter shows fight he will
givi >1 a round or two from the oM
V •' find gun and pull a in.
.1 > figured that the herring will
take their reat in a LiiiL that is being
fitted up in the skiff. It is thought
that once in a while a herring
might be a little .nIow in “ducking"
and get caught but with twelve of
them, well trained, on hand to be- 1
gin with. Tom will get along for a
month or so and by that time ho
viII have more broken in so that
the> will bo on the job.
W ith this kmd of bait Tom will
hav • u distinct advantage over most 1
of the other trollers, as his herring
\nll he scouting all over the coun- ,
iry looking for salmon. They will
have the fish chase them right up
'o the hooks that will lie trailing
behind the boat and in this way it
will not make any difference at what
depth or where the salmon may be
swimming they will be caught.
The rest of the fishermen of the
town are exceedingly jealous of Mr.
Prac\ on account of his po\v« rs as
a herring trainer. They have tried
to get him to impart the secret of'
!iis art to them, hut he has steadily
refusal to do >«». lie 1ms said, hov- j
T 0 U R I S T S A T T E N 'I' I 0 N
When in ANOlOK \(*K slop at the
II O T E L P A R SONS
SI cam Ileal
\>w addition, host rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold running water and call
hells m each room. Private baths. Prie os to suit all guests.
ISIKS. H:KT) PAU SONS, PropriotoresM.
We recommend
“ PKPTONA "
As a spring tonic, il has no
c«lgal. Good tor that run
down feeling.
\ reconstructive tonic aid
lor enriching the hlood,
building the strength and
improviug tl.c health gener
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SEWARD DRUG CO.
•• THE KEX All. STOKE "
• vo,. tluu later in tin* season lie mar
veil the young breeding stock but at
tin* p*e>ent time he lia<! nothing to
; oil. Ponglas l.dund News.
MORE BOOKS BEIMi
WRITTEN Now TH vN
IN PRKMOrS YEARS
LONIHhN. April 27— More books
a e being written today than ever be
fore in the history of publishing says
John Murray, widely known publisher.
“The average is better than it was
or years ago,” he added. “Orv*t
nil m he is of people have contracted a
feverish desire to write novels, hut
many of them have no real knowledg •
of the author's craft, and are sadl;.
unequal to the task they undertake.
Any successful novel now seems to
call into existence a veritable lto^t of
aspirants who a'*" fired to omuht"
the happy author.
“Two vital qualities which are « t
ten lacking in the novelist of toil \y,
are a sense of humor, ami a ready
clever working out of the plot.
•‘It is too early yet to say what
will he the effect of the war on fie
tion.
George £. Hazelet
CANDIDATE FOR
Delegate To Republican National Convention
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VOl’R SCPPORT APPRECIATED
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Primary Election, Tuesday, April 27th.
Jack Ohovin
For
REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
'the only candidate for
National Committeeman
who has the endorsement of
the Republican Club of his
own town.
A genuine Alaskan and a
real Republican. Has lived
2:1 years in Alaska— Winter
and Summer— at Fairbanks
Juneau, Seward and An
chorage.
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“Recently there has been a tenden
cy foi novelists to deal with sex pie
bloms in their stories. I sincerely ho pi
this is a passing phase. My experioiv*
is that tin* ‘wholesome’ novel nuo.
with success just now.”
Mr. Murray said the present do- :
mand in war books is for histories «*f
regiments and divisions, many oj ,
which are being written, and will form
the material for a permanent history i
of the war. This hr said could not be
written for many years.
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AGAINST III l.l, FIGHTING
SAN JOSE, Cal., April 27— The'
Santa Clara County Humane Society
has just received a letter of thanks
from President Carranza of Meric;
for a message tho society sent him
commending his stand against bud
fighting in Mexico.
LONDON, April 27— The British i
Expedition to the South Pole, which,’
plans to start in July next, will u.-e
a “Kangaroo" airplane, formerly a
fighting machine, for the final it *
t'f the journey. This plane will be f;t- !
ted with skis instead of wheels to .'
enable it to laml in the snow.
Helen Ardelle i* the name of the
best cnndv made— on Sale at the i
Alaska Shop.
CEOIICE ANDEKSON, piano ex*
pert factory agent for high grade
pianos, player and ohetric pianos, will >
be m Seward shortly, headquarters at j
the Overland Hotel. Home address,
Juneau Alaska. Box 991. A5tf.
Classifieds !
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HELP WANTED BY
Alaskan Engineering Commission
apply Employment Office Seward.
Laborers.
Hull Cooks.
Flunkeys.
Carpenter helrors. -I
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FOR RENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but Cove, price three cents a pound. (
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FOR SALE— Water front proper
ty for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Hof man, owner. A j
Lady Torrington vaccum sweepers
«t GRAEFS
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1 .of> ol hardware lor sale cheap at
Glftefe.
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Snow glasses at (Iraefs.
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Electric Sowing Mm-liine motors at
Cruefn.
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Anehors, large and small, at (iraefs. '
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
KUine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef’s.
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Aluminum ware al Graefs.
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llotre brooms .$1 per at (iraefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graef*.
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Power Company
Main 0
The Seward Hews Company
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APRIL 271h
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Office houra: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
• Formerly of Nome.
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L. 0. 0. M, No. 1425
Meet* every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
A. B. Hall. Visiting Brother*
Invited.
( has. Krefting, Dictator.
A. H. L. Meyer, Secretary.
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Funeral Directors
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