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t.L UlAMBlkLIN
of Seward,
Announces his candidacy
for Senator in the Territor
ial Legislature, from the 3rd
Division, subject to the Re
publican primaries.
ALYCE E. ANDERSON
OK N1N1LCH1C
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Announces her candidacy lor
• the Territorial House of Repre
1 sentative* subject to the Hemo*
' cratic primaries in April 1920.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR !
Alaskan Engineering Commission
Pia ns leave and arrive at Seward a.
follows:—
A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
tor Rooseveit, Tunnel, Girdwood
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
jay and Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mor.da\
und Thursday at 8:30 A. M. foi
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, lal
cotna, and on Wednesday and Fri- I
l^y at 8:d0 A. M. for Matanuska,
i.Mta. and Chickaloon.
BRE \KFAST, LUNCHEON and
>ianer served on the Seward— An
chorage train in the buffet car. M6.
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Mrs. S. L. Colwell returned from
Soldovia on the Admiral Watson. Mrs.
Colwell says the inhabitants there
nave all had severe colds, not the flu.
>ui are getting over the ailment.
C. W. belch, traveling man, is re
gistered at the Hotel Sexton having
ai rived on the Admiral Watson.
K. K. Clarke, of the experimental
station at Kodiak, accompanied by
lus wife, is aboard the Admiral Wat
son enioute to Seattle on a visit.
U. Harvey, radio man from Kodiak,
is aboard the Admiral Watson going
to Seattle.
0. 0. Hvatum. President of the Pa
ific Pioducts Company at Port Chat
ham. is aboard the Admiral Watson
returning to Seattle.
Ed. Benson is registered at the
Hotel Sexton having arrived on the
J. c. McBRIDE,
(OK JUNEAU)
Candidate for Republican National
Committeeman
Twenty-two year's continuous tesidence in Alaaka.
Thoroughly conversant wiih Alaska’s needs. For many years engaged
in mining, merchandising and the fisheries of A.aska.
Stands unequivocal^ »or A»uskans for all offices and the fullest
deve.opment of Alaska’s resources advantageously to all interested.
A VOTE FOR M'BRIDE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION,
APRIL 27. MEANS TERRITORIAL PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.
J. J. FINNEGAN
of St* ward
CANDIDATE FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL AT THE REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
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Six Cylinder
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Models
.. H...E. . ELLS WORT H, .. j
Agent For
Seward, Valdez. Cordova and
Anchorage.
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Just as sweet as can be and so
nice— Helen Ardelle at the Alaska
shop. Get Acquainted.
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Admiral Watson.
J. J. Chisholm, Amocat represent
ative, is registered at the Hotel Over
land having arrived on the Admiral
Watson from a tour to the westward.
E G. McMicken, general passenger
agent of the Admiral Line passed
through on the Watson for Seattle.
Mr. McMicken said this was a great
section of Alaska.
It. J. Doherty, from Port Chatham,
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VOTE TO
UNLOCK
4USKVS
RESOURCES
WITH A PRACTICAL
UNSELFISH AND FAIR
ADMINISTRATION
TO LABOR And CAPITAL
VOTE FOR
Chas. E. e 'on
OF ANCHORAGE and JUNEAU For
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
April Primary Election, 1920.
arrival on the Admiral Watson, is
registered at the Hotel Sexton. Mr.
Doherty says the cold storage plant
and cannery will be ready for busi
ness about the first of June.
Cannery employees have been hard
to keep at various ports on lower
Cook Inlet, many having stampeded
for Oil Bay or Cold Bay to locate oil
land.
Mrs. Laura Huston is registered at
the Hotel Seward having arrived on
the Admiral Watson.
Mrs. C. P. Jones, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Erich Lucas,
returned to Mile 52 on this morning’s
train.
Mrs. W. J. Robertson, from Wood
Islarid, is aboard the Admiral Watson
enroute to Seattle on a visit.
H. H. Sharpe is registered at the
Hotel Overland having come from the
westward on the Admiral Watson.
S. F. Tansy is registered at the Ho
tel Overland from the westward.
R. E. McDonald, arriva’ on the
Admiral Watson, is a guest at the Ov
j erland.
Ed Benson is registered at the Ho
| tel Sexton having been a passenger
i from Kodiak on the Admiral Watson.
The Admiral Watson was unable
to reach Kenai owing to ice conditions
in Cook Inlet. Kenai freight and pass
engers were discharged at Seldovia.
Mrs. R. L. Wever did not leave on
today’s train for Anchorage but ex
pects to get away on the train Satur
day.
Judge Fred M. Brown, guest at the
Hotel Seward for several days, left
for Valdez on the Admiral Watson.
J. H. Nichoalds and Glen Carring
ton, traveling men, checked out from
the Overland and left last night on
the Admiral Watson, Mr. Nichoalds
for Cordova and Mr. Carrington for
Seattle.
Mrs. F. E. Been is a passenger for
Seattle on the Admiral Watson.
I. H. Fleischman, taking the body
of his wife, left on the Admiral Wat
son for Seattle enroute to San Fran
cisco.
Steamer Northwestern is scheduled
to sail from Seattle tomorrow for
\!aska ports. i
Sam McDonald left on the Gateway
City limited this morning for a visit
to Anchorage.
Forest supervisor Haneman lef'
for Roosevelt on this morning’s trair
F. A. Hansen, engineer of main
tcnance and construction on the
Southern Division, came in from An
chorage last night on a special train
to meet a bridge expert coming north
on the Alameda.
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WATSON IN
AND SOUTH
Steamer Admiral Watson arrived
from the westward at 4 o'clock yes
terday afternoon bringing thirteen
passengers. Capt. Glasscock reported
plenty of snow to the westward but
little wind. On the trip the Admiral
I Watson went as far westward as Ali
tak where cannery supplies and a
cannery crew were landed. The Ad
miral Watson cleared for the south
at 6 o’clock last night.
Pa sengers arriving for Seward on
the Admiral Watson were C. W. Felch
R. G Doherty, Mrs. S. L. Colwell, S.
H. Tansey, R. E. McDonald, Ed Ben
son, C. G. Burke, Mrs. Laure Huston,
J. J. Chisolm, H. H. Sh*rj>« *»<i
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HOTEL OVERLAND
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Office Admii»*l Huitdiiifr
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performance at the
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Tuesday, April 20lh.
WATCH FOR
FURTHER
PARTICULARS
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:hree steerage.
Passengers, sailing out on the Ad
miral Watson were as follows: For
Seattle— I. H. Fleischman, Mrs. F. E.
Been, Lew W. Foster, Laura Gautin.
Glen Carrington and J. H. Ehelen.
^or LaTouche— Max Seller and P. H.
Peterson. For Cordova— Frank Con
vay and J. H. Nichoalds. For Valdez,
-Ray Hersh and Judge Fred M.
; Brown.
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W K A T II K It It W I* O It T
The following fa the w*»n!h«»r n pri
for the 24 hour* ending at 7 oV'o •!»
♦.is roorrmtg:—
SEWARD 26, Clo-dy, Calm.
Anchorage 20 Pt Cloudy. Calm.
Matanuska 24 C’oudy, Calm.
Chickaloon 25, Clear. Calm.
Wasil’a 26 Cloudy, Calm.
Talkeetna 20 C’oudy. Calm.
Deadho'^se 24, Pt Cloudy, South.
Indian 22. Clear, Calm.
Hurricane 4 below. Clear, Calm.
Summit 6 below , C’ear, Calm.
Baines 4 Clear, Ca’m.
H^aly 24. Clear. Calm.
Nenana 2t, Clear. Calm.
Fairbanks 20 Clear, Calm.
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AMERICAN LEGION PUT
NEW MEN IN OFFICES
At the meeting of the loca’ po°t
of the American Legion heM last
night Tom Haynes was elected fnan
oo officer; Paul Beran. historian and
Ira S. Bailey to the offrce of Chap
lain. There was a good attendance at
the meeting.
Two soldiers from Fe-t William H
Seward have been arrested in Juneau
for robbing a woman of $190. j
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