GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BEZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPKCI \L I'Y GAS ENGINES.
1-KV 10 — l»Iv; ll.N COMPANY
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ln*i*eet o:rr Refrigerators.
Assure Youisv'f *>t Cleanliness
and nitarv Conditions.
JEST RECEIVED
The Rest Line ol
Woi .wile. Shoes
'ihal Ever c ame
10 .vlaska.
Also a <- oHijiiele
l mleruear, in the
l iiion Sails
The Place V. here
;.»en Outiil.
V11.LIAM A. IILSSK.
V. !*. Minrt.il Surveyor.
PKUKOK1) MtM’.H I COW.
Cordova. Alaska.
front I • ^
the doors were leek*d ' ei eit e»\,
man or women, killed h!w,,il.
The second, numb rim: ntan> of El
well's former fri *i'*!s : nd some o! tile
clcverosts detectives. i< *e: t* ^ h. t
j** there wor*1 no powder bains . hi*
veli killed himself anti someone who
arrived before the police hid the pis
tol.”
After the funeral. Joseph >. hiwe
father of the dead man, declared his
unfaltering belief that his son hatl
been murdered.
E* well's wife. wht» adnrtted she
was content plat imr »1 v.»rc»* p'ooeed
ians when she hoa d of Fllvvll s death.
DKPAR'J 11 NT OF Till* INTI KlOtt
VI.4>k in i u^m** risur (oimnission
riirns l< ivo ami a»ti\i at Sownai a
fo.:o \ —
>•<** A. II. Wotlr.t May nn<! Sato»Miy
t\ • ll.'o oveit. Tunin'!, HiiMwi M
. i Arm i 15 P. M. .Mon- ■
ui\ am l iimrsuay.
( lions at Anchivny* on MoxM&y
ana i'lioav at S:*U> A. M. for;
>i itnnnskn, Wasiila, Houston, Tal
v.i nn, ami on V. taint *fMay a’ M‘»0
\ M. »o* .lat imiska, Tska ami
4*. \a o m.
V.liV. \Kr AST. i t NOIKON ami
i)i mu' »»w*i! on the Seward - An
.tio a;: * train in ; •»* hnlfet ear. Aid.
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PMJSiBiVJ AND
H KATIN <i
Mi’.cci MtMal A orks
('HAS. LKClINtiU
l ei. Madsu 1 hi
;* ; , .*<! to ’*t • uitide theory, and ex
.. . >>• d imii^nalio!. taat the rac ng
man mad*' no provision in his wili for
their son.
tion Assistant Distiict Attorney Joy
eo ordeied the detention of Mrs. I.ai
<♦11. tii<' hou<‘ \e* per, as a mat'dial
Many v kro conv.need that
the woman’s anxiety to “avoid scand
a “ v as concealing evidence which j
myht lead to the apprehension ot tli
ifuilty person. Her release was orde'
,d by District Attorney Swann, wh.
said that no evidence suit ciep.t t»
• ... i anyone had b(?( a secured.
_* _
I.if * is short for a man to do all
the * hint's his wife wants him to do. •
IHWLAIl U. M ILSON. Opli. 1).
Haw your I'Yi.S tested and
CLASSICS property lilted.
UOOM 2
ICLLSWOKTH HUILDINC
Sovard, Alaska.
I if|> pair of very best siocU ol blue
lo\tM for .sale froia our Long Isiancl
tiunch, e;: . i in pairs or wiii furnish
loves of either sex. t an ship in Orto
lan or November. Hires given on ap
plication.
iv:*; i.odi \K t ox kaioi
UO.JiAK. AL VMvA.
-
S;\: \K V ANK TAKINli
|>LA( K OF KK r LANDS
;,!AX1!,A. .)ul.. 17— The eighteen
a.* . . LmU vOidi have operated
*[ . ,!'i to ‘ 1:> 1 i• K:2 > c op year in the
j'h iif):-' m* • iar > Inv«- produced ap
,."».n00 tons o ' centrifugal
ij • p . d greet, a Tordnig to figur
,*• ju. t given out by the bureau of
eornn *r<v and industry.
()\vii: 2 to the high p :c*'< being paid
•V sugar all over the world, many
:). luce s o0 other c.t-ps have turned
> s' g"i c. lb s ye »r .and the bureau
,f co-mr'U'c * e-timat"* that the output
1 ent' ii 'ic ii sugar in the islands
}• i • ny f* i *2 ’ c on *11 1 •. ach
! it 2 20 tens.
V i!».- opening of the coming mdl
,t;i ih « nr.n.b»*r of sugar con
traVs operating in the 1 lands w’dl be
m vysed to twenty-eight. not includ-•
'nr a numbc- of small plants which
mi ! for a single plantation.
The production of mu. eava.de su
.<;» flurim*- tho last crop year is osti- j
m: d by the government bureau at
eh e to 1 ."0.000 tons in the entire Phil- ;
ipr ne group. Practically none of this |
is xported to the l nited States, j
H- ,ia and Japan taking the bulk of J
th: t trade.
\ 10 :gh estimate by the bureau of
commerce and industry places the
t > \1 vault* of all grades of sugar pro
de, <-d in tie* Philippines ’ast y**ar at
■" j>ni/ v h?b» the value of the rice
,, placed at close to $100,000,000. |
VIthough tie* rice c op of the Phil -
Jnes is not sufficient to supply the
ht no demand, the government esti
The 1 oiu’hert Rubber
4 *
That Was Everglade
if ;roun.! f. r. no- ro "v ‘*1 vo in t: ir
IflOSi men p0.: * l t**.\ r isv T ir.v t i; por
I • < : ;ct a cheap
bra
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benefit
ip ik * th * : • ii\vi t*' : Jv il'O in * v i \v * ‘ ;l
and keep your feet id ’ 1
t . > dealers.
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Here is a 2-panel;
3-ply fir—veneer!
door sold at a com
mon door price.
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illustrated home
builders’ 1920 cat
alogue.
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i
mutes fiat*more than MO per cent of
ie acreage heretofore planted to rice
\’iii din ing the year he devoted to su
gar cane.
'IMS’:i:k kksujns and
NOW (iOSSUNS AK I> III SV
lin:\0. AIKKS. July 17— The ro
vi,t re ?gna‘.ion of the Bolivian min
t : to ilrazii, J< so Canasco because
r* was n o in accord with Ids govein
. ent in which he tolls why he cannot
fulf il his inst actions to work in fav
or of obtaining for lNJivia, through
action of the League of Nations, a
port in tie* Arica zone, whose owner
ship i. d’Spute«i by Chile* and Peru.
The Bolivian diplomat, formerlyi
c *-pi osid nt of his country, makes
... a, a ys»s of historical facts which
;\> to ow. lie says, that Arica always
> n r**d to 1V*i n and that Bolivia has
■ V'vrCed this in various treaties j
>! >«• of which ‘‘wen* sealed by the
/.o > I of Peruvians and Bolivians in
i; bats r. *ver to be forgotten.”
Bolivia, h ■ declared, had neveithe
•hs, ‘‘f 1 lowed the politics of Chile,”
•j:. now mingled in the Tacna and Ar- j
ca iisputc, and “compromised her in
•usts in irremedial form.”
'1 he Minister opposes an advance
with Chile, of this sort. Me adds that .
lh tenitoi.v desired by Bolivia is for
i*. a territory and that bo cannot con- j
v*iw of tin League ol Nations “dis
using of th tenitoiies of tin* conti
nent o i motives of gcogi ipbical ne
•0: sitv
American nations judge that Boliv
a has a right to demand an outlet to
h» sea, but it is from Chile that she
houid demand this po:t — one of the
>o ts which she took from Bolivia in
;i< part not a port which belongs to j
•' {’u, the minister asserts.
* Pi’-nn an l Peruvian newspapers
a e: . <i into a sharp controversy
ovi r the merits of his argument.
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SUICIDE PACT BUT
ONLY ONE IS DEAD
HILO, July 17— Strapped together
as the\ leaped Into the sea to fulfill a
double suicide pact, Uyc Tafaburo, a
j. nese of North Kohala and Makino
Kukuyama, wife of another Japanese,
partly failed in their endeavor . Tufa
buro was drowned but the woman was
pulled from the surf by W. Pinehaka,
jailor of North Kohala.
Pinehaka saw the pair with ankles
and bodies strapped leap as one into
tin? sea from the rocks below Hawi
on the North Kohalo coast. He
scrambled down to the water’s edge
just as the tide washed the woman
back to the shore, the bonds that
tied her to her companion having
broken.
Later Tafaburo's body was recov
ered by Hawaiian divers.
The woman’s infant child, wrapped
in her obi, or girdle, was found hang
ing in a tree not far from the spot
where she had failed in her attempt at
suicid«- i M
H. V. Hoben A* 1 * *,a'if
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SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Office Afl-’iira! Mtiiiciing
] Wayne i !uo, 'Vpent.
! REWARD, ALASKA.
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