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A rapid-fire combination
of Romance M>story thrills
and Laughter. Replete with
the emotions which swav
Life. Presenting a long and
Luminous list ot Distin
guished Stars. In li'e parts.
Also A one reel Triangle
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Phone Niffht Phone Day
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
KEEP KOOL
For £
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J. Union SuiUjg^g
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TOLKIK). July 11— Few bets
.made «>n the Willard — Dentp.*
sey tight haw been paid and
stakeholders who haw paid owr
bets may probably have to go
down in their pockets and make
good. \ arious doctors claim that
Willard was insane and is insane.
Others of the medico profession *
differ but there is a shaky feeling *
among all and in many cities* ac
cording »o the sorting editors*
bets have been declared off. Large
bids paid already* may be taken
into the courts. Many who lost on
W iiiard are saying nothing but
pocketing their loss for their poor
judgement.
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RAINCOATS
A N I)
SLICKERS
Wc have the LARGEST
Slock in Seward, of RAIN
COATS and SLICKERS of
every description.
That S P E C IA L $3.00
S L I C K E R. that we ad
vertise. is a wonder for the
price.
SUCKER OIL 75c CAN,
SLICKER HATS $1.00 each.
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
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I'OK SALK— Victor machine and
25 records tor $25. Inquire Kateway.
WILLIAM BAZANT
OPENS MACHINE
SHOP HERE
Seward now has a pas enpine ex
;>o*t ami peneral machine shop for the
repairs of automobiles ami pas on*
pines.
William Ilazant. formerly foreman
machinist at I.a louche- has come to
Seward and will reopen the old (leorpr
Hue shop on Sixth avenue.
Mr. Hazant is an expert in his line
land has been with the Cadillac* t ha*
I mers and other larpe auto nupuitact
' urers in order to perfect himself m
the mechanism of the various make
| of auto enpines and pas cnpines.
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(SEWARD SNAPSHOTS! j
T. W. Hawkins, who has boon in An
chorage on business* is expected to re
tut von the Alameda.
Hugh Dougherty will leave on the
Alameda for Cordova in company wile
A. .J. Adams on fish hatchery business.
Mrs. H. S. I.alderston •nd children
visiting in Anchorage for the past six
weeks* are expected to be passengers
home on the Alameda.
J. R. Rlick* who has been in Sew
ard on business for several days an 1
a guest at the Hotel Overland* has re
turned to Canyon Creek.
Miss Aldoren Carlson and her moth*
i v are passengers on the Alameda
from Anchorage for Seward on a vis
it to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Poehlmann.
\V. \j . Chisholm* representing a
hotel register firm* accompanied by
his wife* will leave on the Alameda
for Cordova.
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The federal jail is being moved to
the new location in the Harrimar.
Bank building aqd everything shoul 1
be in a settled condition by tonight o
tomorrow.
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According to information among
Seward politicans* Gov. Riggs has an-,
pointed Assistant District Attorney
Jeremiah Murphy* of Anchorage, as
attorney general of the territory to
succeed George 1*. Grigsby* Alaska s
delegate to Congress.
Kfffo A. Frisbee has been nominat
ed register of the land office at Ju
neau* bv President Wilson, according
to telegraphic advices received in Sew
ard today.
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Duncan Loop* representing P>rad
streets* is registered at the Hotel Ov
erland. Mr. Ivoop is interviewing the
merchants and expects to leave on the
Alameda for Cordova.
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The Bridge club meets tomorrow'
afternoon with Mrs. George Sexton.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
15. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Sails from
$3.00 to Sti.OO each
V'lorsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable,1
Quality Considered
COTTER’S !
Hli: PLACE WHERE MEN OCT IT!
WEATIIKU UEIMHM
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The following is tin* weather re
port for the 21 hours ending at 7 o
•loch this morning:
Seward fit)* Cloudy* North.
Anchorage -’>S- Cloudy* Calm.
Matanuska <»0. Cloudy* Calm.
Chickaloon oO* Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla *r»S* Cloudy* Calm.
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AL \MKI) \ Dl’E TONICUT
Steamer Alameda sailed south from i
Anchorage at 6:.‘U) o’clock this morn
ing and should arrive in Seward about
midnight according to word received
in Seward this forenoon.
BOOSTS AUTO BUSINESS
IN ALASKA TERRITORY j
In the July number of Kordowners, •
a magazine devoted to autoism, is a
quarter page picture of a scene on the
Seward boulevard. The picture shows
Harry Ellsworth’s car on one of the
bridges to the north of the city. In tlm
ear* besides Mr. Ellsworth* are Mrs.
Ellsworth* Thelma Ellsworth and Elsie
Leslie. Underneath the picture, in an
article, it says that notwithstanding
Maska is supposed to be far remote,
aufoist have good roads and are just
as energetic as in the states.
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
Repairs by an Expert
Gas Engines.Automobiles.
WILLIAM BAZANT
SEW ARM ALASKA.
ALASKA ^SHOP 1
(Formerly Hettel's)
CANDIES. TOBACCO AND ICE CREAM SODA.
NEWS — STATIONERY
KODIAK SUPPLIES
PHONOGRAPHS QTT'W ADD
TOILET ARTICLES .
ALASKA SOUVENIR , ALASKA.
POST CARDS
DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
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JHE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
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on
BANK OF SEWARD
— Sale Deposit IJoxes to Rent.
Four per cent Paid on Savings.
Territorial Depository
( ity Depository
United States Depository for Postal Sa\ings.
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G;'der Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH AI L THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES by day or week well lighted and heated
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
furnished houses
FOR RENT
BIG FIGHT PROVED TO
BE BUNK FOR PEANUT MEN
TOLEDO. Ohio. July II— Conces*
'onavics who expected to reap a rich :
harvest from the WillanUDempsey
f• *vht lost heavily on their investment, i
Hut $1)00 worth of peanuts were sold
; nd $70 worth of lemonade.
The concessionaries lost heavily be
cause the soldier ushers would not per
mit the vendors to co amonjr too
crowd with lemonade. The crowd re
fused to eat peanuts.
Knterprising Toledoans chartered a
barge and two tugboats for $100 to
carry passengers to the arena. They
got forty-nine persons to make the
trip at $1 each.
The government will sell the «>'d
customs house, warehouse, wharf an 1
lands at Sitka at public auction to
the highest bidder.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY .
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
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. Entire New Management/l
Newly decorated and re- ■
(urnifhed throughout. I
■„«, $1.00 oer Day tag u; 1