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IWKIS. .1 ;!y I'.anio whoso
strong was aei a fou*. in non anti
nuit'*? iai'. iui' boon aliowotl to d>inte
.it- . ’> dot* **min* •; to \\:?t .1 1» u place
n commercial aviation, i’. li. I it:
aviat; n Muiei->oerotary. told the
t han.her of deputies when u
:tin».04i0.000 fiancs fo- civil anti mili
?.*vy air service.
Tho ^•‘volopnont of th aii mota!
airplanes, ho suggested. is one of the
most impo tnnt things Itoinu souirht
and h* >a •! German attempts a'ong
this i t; "fvin to !»• more danirorous
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Ktv**ntl> Renovated
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GOODS’*
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< l**anliiu‘8S and touri***?
IS OI K MOTTO.
I'RIV \TK DINING ROOM
TOU LAD IKS
< !l VIC! K> ( AM F.KON, PROP.
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For the Host Food
and Most Perfect
Sen ice. There is
None Better in the
City. .
MARATHON
CAFE I
Catering to Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Private Boxes,
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Cuisine of the best
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Dine with u».
GABRIEL SANTOS
TOM RALLY
Proprietan.
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an un\ clandestine »lt posits of war
mutei ials."
M. Hand tin told of typical flights
n other nations, such as tin* Yew
Yt»i\ to San l*’nmci>vo race ami the
Aim* it an postal routes. anti then re
ported that the Paris-London air
• • - »i \ !*ri*«i PJo.nno miles, carrying
>*»•; pa>>er.ge:> on 7>1.*» flights dur:ag
11. iMf..t! frt»in last Sept* mhe 1st to ,
.viit.v *. 1. w hen winter atmo>pherie
comlitions are hatl. On only 7 pei
tent of the trip- v is them more than
an hou ’> delay anti onl\ one accid<*nt.
in which an American passengt*r was
k • • l«'tl.
Tin* progress of aviation tim ing tin*
war. M. Plarnit in said, raised airplane
flight >peed from 7> to 14s miles an
hou ; !owe ed the time for reaching
a t t ides hy four-fifths; increased the
power limit from 100 to 1.000 horse
pow. »: multiplied tin* carrying eapac
ty hy more than six: anti quadrupled
the flight range.
'‘Maintenance of way" of the Lon
iloti-Pa’is airline, he saitl. comprising
hanears. landing stations, meteorolog
ical station-;, etc., cost JSit.OOO francs
it mile, hut can he cut in half as a
m>ult of the experience gained.
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M \ I i:KI \|. (.()KS TO (MINX
SHAVCIl XI. July 2!»— More than
<•;, ; n*i of Am Mean !
‘ re - i? Mi ca! supplies. said to ho
v. o th «»ve £."100.000. that were sent
o g* rally to Siberia and recently were
tr.i’is-sh ppod to Shanghai are to be
di t*anted in the coming months to
»• - on hospitals of all denomination
inoughout China. 'Die work of dis
trihution is being supervised at
Shanghai by Major K. H, Charetto of
the American lied Cross who accomp
f th< shipmont from Via •
divostok.
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II \YK STRKKT CAR FCNKRAKS
MF.XICO CITY. July 2D— Street
ear funerals are nut uncommon in
Mexicu. A string of eipht or ten ears.
Don’t Knock
Just ENTER
T O IJ R I S T S A T T K N T ION \
When in ANC’HOU A(■ 10 slop at the
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heal
New addition, best rooms in Alaska. Hoi and cold running water and rail
hells in each room. Private baths. Prir es lo suit all guests.
MKS VUKI) PA!\ SONS, Proprieloress.
KOI) A K S
V I I. M s
... . mas/ $'•
SEWARD DRUG CO
Thr 'Rc'X&JtJL JAjrs*
heavily d upid in black, may be nvi.
mvX'ni.uuiy passing thiough the p11n
c:pa» . . ie»-is. the lust ca» cai ne* tm
b.dy . ”ie n \t two or three containing
huge *i >im wii'crings amt the la>t cai>
arc lull with mourners.
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i \u> SAILORS MAROONKi>
l l*o.\ A OKSKRT LSI.L
YOK< illA.M A, July 2D - Two Am
erican s: »ors, W. Y. Dawson ami K.
Clifton, have reached here alter ex
citing experiences in the South seas.
Th'*; t< ni >f naval service expiring
on tin* Ann »• an island of <i jam. they
\veilded native daughters of Lucie
Sam's i and and decided to take a
hunt ,'i i .on trip to Australia.
Th \ embarked in a 10 loot launch.
Lnd • t te: ting the distance, they
soon 1 covered that their food and
fuel was- exhausted. Then came a
typhoon. The fragile craft was
wrecked and the four newly married
young }>• op!e were thrown upon a
desert isle \ hich they found entirely
uninhabiti d.
T! <»ro de ihtless they won hi have
continued a Robinson (Tmoe type* of
existence had not a small Japanese
trading vo: . ' ! put in for writer. Th«\\
were reseller! and taken to the former
German D'and of Yap, where later
they embarked on a Japanese naval
supply steamhr for Yokohama.
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WOMKN OK I K \NCK NOT
RKTl RNINTi TO TMK POT
NOR TO Til K liROOM
PARIS. July 2D— The soi-vant pro
blem. now to Kuiope, is sharing news
paper space and private discussion in
K ranee for war women have not re
turned to tin* broom and the pots. The
government tax on servants, definitely
included in the now tax bill, is the
s is w a i: D
is I he busiest
CITY in
A 1. A S k A
\
T H IS k IS y
is the busiest
[ilacc in
S IS W All!)
J least of the tiouhle hut it served to
I tir.ng out long, loud run.(I.units that
there are f. v. servants. Kmpioyer;
profess to he willing to pay double
and triple pre-war wages and to r -
eogu»*.5e the > -i\ant > new standard of
it'inathls.
I niike the Ann*, lean hous w ife tin
French iia.w not yet taken for granted
the general use of electric and gas
equipment, washing machines, patent
kitc hen cabinets and all the rest of the
labor savers that give advertizes the
courage to mint pretty pictures oi the
young bride in a lace apron working
t«» the music of a phonograph, while
reading a hook in the breeze of an
electric fan.
Fiance is taking the servant sho t
lige iou.-ly. Kiudite surveys of
Indo China and French Africa are be
ing published to show the availability .
of other races for household work.
Meanwhile the concierge carries
offers of better wages from an em
p oyer to the maid of hoi- best frjrnd.
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Joi n Mo pe< age t fo the
succession of the liquor traffic'
*.viHi headquai tors at Ruby, recently
made a trip to Lawson with Lieut.
1 *ess>ie, of I**oit Gibbon on the govern
ment transport Jacobs.
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Classifieds
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 It)
Linoleum and Congoleum rugs at
GraeFs.
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
(J rue I s.
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Jaidiniers at Graofs 7.7 cts.
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Electric Sowing Machine motors at ,
(Jraeft#,
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Anchors, largo and small, at Graofs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graofs.
Two and three ply roofing at !
Graofs.
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Aluminum ware at Graefs.
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Fishermen's Supplies at Graefa
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Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
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Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
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Sept. 0 Northwestern Sept.15 Sept.15
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