PRICES GO UP
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.—Copper shares advanced to
day as a result of the increased home and foreign demand
for the metal. The copper market again promises to re
lieve the dull times for the copper mining industry.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.—The big sales to Europe and the
continuance of the demand from millers sent wheat up
again today. The price has shown a steady decline for
some days but it closed strong this afternoon. Some op
tions were two and five eight points higher than yester
day.
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CARDINAL DEFIANT
THE HAGUE, Jan. 13.—Cardinal Mercier of Belgium
announces through the Associated Press that he has with
drawn nothing and will withdraw nothing from the
pastoral letter which he has sent to all the priests ol Bel
gium and which caused Germany to take action prohibit
ing under penalty the reading ot the pastoral to the con
gregations in the Belgian churches. The Germans see in
the letter of the cardinal an attack on themselves for their
actions in the cardinal's country and this tact led to the
rumor that he had been arrested. He still rmains ab
solutely defiant.
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TURKEY HUMILIATED
LONDON. Jan. 12.—Turkey has agreed to the de
mands made bv Italy in connection with the indignities
committed by the Turks on the Italian consulate at
Hodeida, Turkey, Turkish officials entered the Italian!
consulate to arrest a British vice consul who had taken
refuge therein and the Italian government immediately,
demanded the punishment ol those otlicials and that thej
Turks salute the Italian flag The Sublime Porte took up'
the matter and after an inquiry has agreed that the de
mands will be complied with. The Italian flag has been
hoisted over the Italian consulate at Hodeida and the Tur
kish commander has saluted it. The officials quiltv of en
tering the consulate have been placed under arrest and the
Turkish government has promised to inflict punishment
on them.
N. Y. GIVES RUSSIA MONEY
PETROGRAD. Jan. 13.—A group of New York
bankers including Morgan have agreed to lend the Rus
sian government twelve millions subject to a draft for
one, two and three months. The bankers of Petrograd
say that this loan is the fore-runner of further credits to
Russia by American bankers. There seems to be no ques
tion here about the action of the United States govern
ment with regard to such loans.
BERCHTOLD RESIGNS
VIENNA. Jan. 13.—Count Berehtold, imperial min
ister of foreign affairs for the Austro-Hungarian em
pire, who was accused of being the cause of the war by in
sisting on the punishment of Servia, has resigned and he
has been succeeded by Baron Rajecz, a Hungarian. T his
is taken as indicating that Hungary will have important
influence in the empire hereafter._
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RUSSIA EXPELS HOSTILES
PETROGRAD, Jan. 13.—German and Austrian sub-j
jects between the ages of sixteen and sixty have been or- i
dered by the Russian government expelled from Petro
grad and its environs, also from the Russian provinces
bordering Germany, Finland and the Baltic sea. 1 his
measure has been adopted as a precaution against what
is believed to be a widespread system of espionage main
tained by the Germans. It is stated that Germany is part- j
icularly active in this respect on the Finnish border where [
German agents are said to be working to create trouble
between people of that country and this.
| CANADA BUILDING SUBMARINES
MONTREAL, Jan. 13.—A fleet of submarines is be
ing constructed here for the British government by the
Canadian Vickers company. The company is a branch of
the American Vickers campany but the building by the
Canadian company removes any danger of interfering
| with international law.
KETCHIKAN FOR SEWARD
AS THE TERMINAL.
The Ketchikan Miner believes that
Seward is the best place for the
government terminal. I he Miner is
now being temporarily edited by Glen
C. Bartlett, the enterprising manager
of the Revilla Hotel,
There has evidently been sent to the
papers of southeastern Aaska a dis
patch saying that Ship creek had been
chosen as the terminal and while
laboring under this belief the Ketchi
kan Miner says:
“t is to be regretted however that
Ship Creek has been selected for the
tide water terminal of the road, as
past experience shows that the harbor
there is not satisfactory. Either Sew
ard or Portage Bay would be better,
the former preferably.”
NEWS NOTES
Sanak 1 land is as free from trees
as the fact of a lady is of beard and
when Mrs. Hammond the school
teacher of that place, who is now in
Seward, gave the children their first
Christmas tree last month she found
is necessary to tie a lot of willows to
gether. The result was as successful
as it was remarkable.
that Hope enjoyed a most pleasant
Christmas. Eighty six people sat
down to a chicken dinner in the public
hall and afterwards danced all night,
i Mrs. Atkinson believes her town and
cummunity is the pleasantest in the
whole district.
Mrs. Gil patrick and her daughter,
Mrs. Atkinson, narrowly escaped be
ing injured last evening by falling
■ down the cellar outside the building
where they had been seeing the mov
ing picture. Neither lady, however,
was injured.
Freighters are making the round
trip from Olnes to the scene of the
Tolovana strike and return in six
days. They are handling freight for
8 cents per pound and believe that
with the arrival of more snow the
price will be reduced.
The names of Mr. and Mrs. Myers
were left out of the list of those who
partook of Judge Whittlesey’s cooking
at the Bungalow the other night.
Since the banquet several of the par
takers of it have been conspicuous by
their absence from the streets.
Mrs. Porter's Mayonnaise for salads
Brown & Hawkins. “Quality first.”
Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye at The
Branch.
Visiting cards, invitations, anything
pretty is done by the Gateway just as
well as outside.
T. W. Hawkins, one oi tne owners
of the Hank of Seward, was one of the
most pleased men in the city when he
heard that the Harriman Hank of
Seward had been organized by big
eastern capitalists. Mr. Hawkins
knows that the establishment of
another bank speaks volumes for
the future of Seward, and the bigger
the bank the better, he says, it will be
for all the banks.
Mrs. Atkinson, daughter of Mrs. J.
Gil pat rick, has arrived from Hope.
Mr. Gilpatriek is now on the way back
from the states. Mrs. Atkinson says
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TURKISH TROOPS SUFFER i
SEVERELY FROM COLI)'
LONDON, Jan. 8.—Turkish troops I
posted in the Lebanon Mountain, north |
of Palestine, are suffering severely
from unusually winter weather, ac-!
cording to British advices from Cairo.1
CVonsiderable numbers of the troops,
which are poorly provided with cloth- j
ing, are said to have died from ex-j
posure, and cases of frostbite have
decimated the army.
Lebanon is being strongly occupied
Considerable numbers of the troops,
in the province being estimated at
150,000. In Syria proper there are4
HO,000 troops. The Turkish officials)
are said to be endeavoring ta secure|
alliances with various native tribes,
but so far their efforts have been
without much success.
Meet me at The Branch. .
“Seward's Pioneer Show House*'
Casino Theater
N. J. KOONTZ, Mnn’gr.
“A Reel Show”
“Get the Casino Habit”
TO-NIGHT
“Napoleon’s Luck Stone"
Comedy.
“The King’s Messenger"
“The Surrender"
The Building of the Great
Los Angeles Aqueduct
i» an intensely interesting
educational film.
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Change Every Other Night
Prices Always 25c ami 50c
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THE EXPERIENCE Of THE PAST
which is always a safe guide, shows
that the most prosperous communi
ties arc those whose people are largely
interested in Savings Institutions.
The training to save means sobriety,
industry, integrity, home ownership
and good citizenship.
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All Sourdoughs know what LANG stoves
and ranges are.
Lang’s ranges are built on a new principal,
I turning all fuel from top on closed grates.
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Groceries |
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No matter how hot or how cold the
weather, THE MONARCH MALLE
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kitchen. Being made of malleable iron
and having a triple wall construction all
heat is kept in the range.
The duplex draft enables you to main
tain just the right temperature for any
kind of work and give years of splendid
service.
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we carry the largest stock of Crockery,
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“ PALACE JINGLES "
We’er living here in Seward—
The town is full of hope,
Cause every fellow things he has
The “only” Railroad dope.
j The Dope, of course is changeable,
And each one likes his brand,
But the brands down at The Palace
Are the best in any land.
THE PALACE BAR
Furnished Rooms for Men
JOE MORRIS
C^afe and Lunch Counter Just Opened
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Its going to be a good year,
This New Year on the way
And you'll aee Railroad construction
Before the first of May.
It will start a boom in Seward
And real estate will fuss—
But—right just now The Dora
Looks mighty good to us.