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EMPRESS THEATER
TTKSDAY, OCT. 9. 1917.
9:00 P. M.
LATEST
HEARST-PATHE News No. 01
Empress Theatre presents to
you
“Hel 1 Morgan’s Girl”
the most sensational photoplay
ever shown on the American
screen, featuring POROTHY
PHILLIPS, supported by PON
CHANEY ami a clever company
of Bluebird Artists.
A gripping story uf the San
Francisco earthquake.
Extra Good 9-Reel Program
10c and 2>c
SPECIAL IN WAISTS
LATEST FOR FALL
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
S. n. Maxwell and 1>. L. James are
registered at The Overland.
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H. Vaughn, wife and son, and Miss
Violet Gaffney, a niece, left on the
Alameda for the States.
Felix Freyhold, in charge of con
struct ion at the wireless station, is
registered at The Seward.
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J. F. Mefferd, old-timer in the car-,
pentry line in Seward, left for a trip!
to the States in the Alameda.
A. W. Roberts, of Roosevelt, regis
tered at The Sexton last night, having
arrived in Seward on the train.
F. A. Stineman, of Sunrise, mining;
man, is registered at The Sexton, hav-)
ing come south on the Alameda.
T. M. Hunt, U. S. Forestry service,1
was a passenger south on the Ala
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C.us Gillis, T. E. Jones and \V. Cul
bertson. traveling men, left for the
First Division cities on the Alameda.
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W. A. Smith was a passenger on
the Alameda for the States, to spend
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Mrs. Bessie Painter, mother of the |
former purser of the Dora, returned ^
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to her home in the States, leaving on
the Alameda last night.
Miss Agnes Hudsoh, who has been
employed by Dr. 0. J. Keating for
some time, was a passenger on the
Alameda.
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Mrs. Benjamin F. Towle left on the
Alameda last night for California to
spend the winter. She was a guest
for several days at The Sexton.
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J. S. Horton, carpenter, left on the
train yesterday morning en route to
Mile 71 where he will be employed.
He has been at The Sexton.
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S. Johnson, foreman of steel con
struction at the wireless station, left
on the Alameda for the south last
night. He has been stopping at The
Seward.
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GOES TO THE COLORS
Floyd Oles left last night for the!
south on the Alameda, having been
called to the coast artillery. For some
time he has been connected with the
government survey.
CAPT. WARD LEAVES
Capt. T. M. Ward, acompanied by
his wife and Mrs. I/. A. Phillips, left
for the south on the Alameda last
night. Capt. Ward has been connect
ed with the Seward Division of the
government railroad in charge of the
You Need An
Overcoat
WE HAVE IT
On the last boat we just drew
a snappy line of Overcoats, and
have just the coat in stock that
you will want.
They come in the new belt
back and Ragland shoulder ef
fects in a snappy array of
plaids, stripes and plain effects.
Oscar Anderson, the man that
jerks the train out from under
unwary passengers, came in last
night and told us in semi-confi
dence that he is planning on
grabbing a gas raft next month
and going Outside and signing
on a cook for life. He says that
he is tired of watching Slim
Taylor spoil his meal tickets. Os
car wants to look his best, so he
bought one. Next time you see
him
GIVE IT A LOOK.
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Bags
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URBACH’S
Building and Bridge construction.
FATHER SHEPARD HERE |
Father Shepard came in on the Ala
meda last night from Anchorage and
will remain in charge of *the local
Catholic affairs until the return of
i Father Fletcher, who is now at the up
I per inlet. Father Fletcher expects to
I return to Seward about October 20th.
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“HELL MORGAN’S GIRL” AT
EMPRESS TOMORROW NIGHT
The San Francisco earthquake and
(ire has been used by Bluebird as sub
ject for photoplaying and the result
will be shown under the striking title
of “Hell Morgan’s Girl.” Dorothy
Phillips will carry the stellar role,
with Lon Chaney and William Stow
ed leading her supporting company.
Events immediately preceding the
catastrophe are interwoven with a
gripping love story and the effective
ness of the sensational production cul
minates in a graphic scene depicting
the Presidio, with throngs ol refugees
gathered from all parts of the city
where their needs might be tempora
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lily supplied. It is in this scene that
the climax of the love interest is
reached and the “happy ending" to an
excellent screen-drama is attained.
Tuesday, Oct. 8th, at 8 p. m. Ad
mission, 10 and 2”>c.
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B. & 3. BOYS ARE
THANKED
Seward, Alaska, Oct. f>, 1017.
To the Members of the Bridge and
Building Department, Seward Divi
sion of the Alaska Engineering
Commission.
Gentlemen: It is with the greatest
pleasure that I acknowledge the com
pliment of receiving the handsome
bear rug presented to me by you.
The faithful and intelligent perfor
mance of your work while under my
direction has been much appreciated,'
and I know that you, too, are proud
of the results accomplished.
With very best wishes to you, I am,
Yours very truly,
(Signed) CAPT. T. M. WARD,
Engineer of Bridge and Building, j
FALLS IN FAINT
George Rynolds, who fell in a faint
on the street last Saturday, is none th**
worse today for his accident. Rynolds
practically fainted in a barber shop
from the heat and staggering to the
sidewalk, fell, striking his head and
cutting a two-inch gash over his left
eye. Dr. J. H. Romig bandaged the
bruise.
OFF ON HUNTING TRIP
E. C. Jack, sub-inspector at the
wireless station, accompanied by 0.
J. Klawitter, left yesterday on a
hunting trip to be away from three
to four weeks. The two will g<> to
Kings County creek, then over the
mountains due west to the* lakes.
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HACK TO WORK AGAIN
Oscar Nelson, who sustained injur
ies recently by falling oft* a cliff along
the railroad and who has been in the
local hospital until the middle of last
week, left to resume work at Mile 52
on yesterday's train. He was a guest
at The Sexton for the past few days.
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