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tfflL'XIV. Number 137. TheSewartjGttowty J^<MUV,Januarv_3.1921.- 1 ... —^^TEj^cKViapekcop*.
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AMERICANS WIN THE DAVIS CUP
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GENERAL CLEANUP IS ON
Seattle police have issued a wani
ng to federal aad municipal auth
. 'IM|h ha Alaaki that flocks of un
tdeaisnblee are drifting north by
* oalfegenuri police cleanup of
California, On«ni **d . Wnriangtcn
A4t*ee. ft k believed tbi^duuy of
She yog« men looking eover have fcft
tattle aad Vancouver during the
del three weeks for Aladmifwns.
Heretofore when the mumd enaly
winter damp of ncWgiiln1
Halted this dase ef catena, jmmki
«eek the Woahingtbn logging camps
a hide out All these camps are
doped so Alaska off ego the hast
for the crooks. The last two
sailing for the-forth wort
item, expoc%cssdtoh|sm -dm docks
ut Seattle, ban hum • jp&id'd by
Whe Aftska Steamship t'^mpany to
fcepyrt to the proper ffficers if
\horo is a nrirgratkm uf crooks north
erns* Wappenstein lqicJXi most of
i lie moxthwost crooks P^o have a
ice reputation. . i 3.
k Contiauod holdups 1 are worrying
jg polko departments *in the North
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;. wuid have difficulty in coping with
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Howard Look shelf the premier
tide of the Koaai hniA^ry is stopping
') the Seward. Ml Long arrived in
ae to take part la the hig celebra
m on New Ytaft orve. He bas been
harborage dbrihg die past month
- Hi the A. E. G He wiU return to hi*
fat tomorrow, where be will spend
C«w weeks getting things In shape
r the coming srhsnn; Mr. Long has
id out a campslji far the bear and
4eas during 19fl that is without a
;oeoHsa ef dsubt the beat he has ever
ttmpted.' A Iettir describing the h*»
W of the dtfftfjft specie of game
Cund la Alaska hew to hunt them
'"pd where he boat them, Is bring seat
wwta thaa three handled big game
oters in the United States and Gaa
v A splendid letterjrhkh will bring
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James J. Itw—aa»+ B. Bigger and
kady Sfaaoae axe stopping at the Ho
tel Snlia
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Uato Dvpsk *t CUesgo to w*taMy■.
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SMLE AWHILE
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Writers pftenteU you what a smile
will dp fpr you. No doubt it smooths
pway many an intricate business prob
lem, and unruffles your ruffled feel
ings. Sometimes it's harder to smile
than at other times. But that1 s just
the time fo try and smile. If year
Seward JbneinmB m not going
exactly as you would like it, if the
customers are not quite satisfied and
you dont know the reason, try endi
ng for. awhile. If things about the
house are not just as they ought to
be: weU, try Vtuiile to smooth tilings
out. It has an on your mind
nd those about ^cto^hich acts like
a tonic and may stridgh^m the crook
ed path and make them.straight A
smile now and than,, will insurbv.be t
ter values for all of us. Money apd
happiness is what most of us are aft
•, and .wo all have different ways
of going after them. One of the best
ways is by possession of a smie— for
at least a little while each day. We
have need of smiles. There never cai*
be too many of them. They're ine$%
pensive, and can be had for the effort!
Seward can afford to smile, and that,
includes each and every citixen here£
man, woman, boy, girf and the baby.41
Smile please. -• ^ : *
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BEHOLD, THE MAN! ?
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|. the theme pf Rev. Duane Earl Car
ter’s New Year's sermon Sunday .«*»
eniftg was, “The Marks of a^an.**.
The word picture presented wartfes
scene in the presence of Pilate, a Ko-1
mangovemor, just before the Cnfcific
tion. Roman soldiers were on guard, a
mob composed of that class is a nec
essary adjunct to lynchings and other
public lawless proceedings, was pre
sent to do the dirty work of the still
more wicked who wished to hide be
hind the rabble, While, on the outskirts
of tile crowd stood, the more or less
idle spectators of the scene.
Jesus, the acqnsed, was presented
.before the Roseau governor, Pilate. It
was at the time of a festival when
custom demanded the release or par
dons of one prisoner. Pilate said he
found no fault in Jesus, and desired to
release him, hut the mob, following
the instructions of the High Priests
threw up their sweaty arms and voci
ferously shouted, “Crucify him! Ou
dfyhhn;”
*■ That was the man, Jesus, who has
since become recognised among al
civilised peoples as the model man. Hi
bears the marks of the true man. He
la without guile and free from sin. He
moves with dignity » mingles freely
with all classes and remains without
ffig interest is not in
profiteering and accumulating wealth,
but in service to mankind. In all re
spects he lived and acted in accord
ance with hit own teachings. So far
as Justice has prevailed in the world
during the two thousand yean last
past it has been in harmony with the
life, character and teaching of him
whom Pilate placed before the mob,
and said "Behold, the Kant"
Bob Gepliag is a Seward Hotel
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AMERICANS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP OF GAMES
AUKLAND. Jan., 3— Tilden and Johnson. American
tennis champions made a dean sweep for the Davis Cup
championship by defeating Peterson and Brooks. Austral
ians in the single events, thereby terminating the touma
ment ;j
MINES CLOSE INDEFINITELY
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C„ Jan.. 3—The DoUv Var
den mines aim tne Alice aa*ui nave shut uown inaen
iuteiy. iue-iiiiiiexa weiC ooiigeu to warn eimitecii nines to
camp*
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MAJOR GEN. HARRIS SENTENCED TO JAIL
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WASHINGTON, Jan., 3— On December 31st, Justice
oiddons ox the n«yin»t supreme oourt sentenced niuiu.
svienerai Harris to uui ior ten days on tne cuarge ox cun
tempt oecause ne reiuseu. to ooey toe orders oi tne coux.
tu exmoit axiidavita xueu with tne war department miuv
the selective act. The General appealed and was save*,
xrom going to iail under tne- provisions of tne law wmcx.
allow government officials their iibertv under appeal.
MORE BON£ DRY TERRITORY IN CANADA
OTTAWA, £an„ 3— The provinces of Nova Scotia
Manitoba. AloPrta and Saskatchewan will be bone arv o..
r ebxuary 1st it is unders-tood.
! - ^ pELA VEKA LpDS OET IRISH SOIL
DELAVERA, president of theirish Republic affect
ed a. landing this morning on 'Irish soil No particulars.
CARDINAL GIBBONS IMPROVING
i BALTIMORE, jam, 3— Cardinal Gibbons who hat
been critically ill isimprovinfe. His- physicians are consid
oring moving hip to his home today. There is no organic
rouble memyyeakness due to increased age.
ALASKA R. R. BUILDER LEAVES $1,000,000
KLAMATH FALLS, Jam, 3— The will of Oscar La
boree, Alaska7 R.fl Builder and rancher of Bly, Oregoi
will uphold in (he supreme court He left an estate valuec
it $1,000,000: His second wife and children have attackec
the will. ...
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HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR ARRESTED
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LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan 3— The polce today arrest
jd F. A. Dutcher a high school instructor in the charge of
oeng connected with the theft of a satchel containing $6,
,00.00 in Liberty Bonds and $74,000 in checks on Dec., 22.
ast Dutcher is the step father of Charles Wright who h
alleged to have, confessed that he stole the satchel from
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GOVERNOR RIGGS’ NEW YEAR’S GREETING
“To the people of Alaska. Greetings. Today we entei
upon the New Year. To each of yu I extend mV cordial best
wishes for health, happiness and success. We stare the
New Year with high hopes for ourcelves and confidence in
the future. Won't you think iust a moment of those who.
have no hope and to whom the outlook is dark and discour
aging. Won’t you of the 3,600,000 starving children
>f Europe who are calling to us through Herbert Hoovei
for help. For ten dollar* Vott can have an invisible guest at
/our table until the next ha^zest releases -you from your
Tuardianship. For one .dollar you save a child’s life for one
nonth. Let us commence the New Year in a spirit of help
nil charity for those who cannot help themselves. I know
hat the people of Alaska ore always ready, to do their
share.” .
January 1st, 1921.
(SignedVThOmaS Riggs, Governorof Alaska.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan.,# 3— John Barleycorn on
New Years Eve arose fro-m his tomb. donned a fools cap
and drifted into the carnival smoke. He stalked through
the streets of San Francisco in plain sglit of all twitting
the divers police and prohibition officials who tried in vain
to stop his triumphant march. He hid under the tables in
the cafes early in the evening but later came rght out into
open and sang wth glee. “It was a wet night,’ ’ said the
desk sergeant
LOS ANGELES, Jan., 3—The New Year’s celebrants
n Los Angeles ran amuck. They fioted early in the mom
,ng. A crowd of a thousand composed mostly of sailors ob
j „cted to the arrest of two civlians who had been fighting,
jiiots were fired into the mob by the police who blew their
. nsties for help. Two hundred patrolmen answered the
„u for help, it was some time before quiet was restored,
aree people were injured, windows were broken and au
jiiiobles overturned.
SEATTLE, Jan., 3— The New Year’s crowd in Seat
j was noisy and moist, but hot so moist as in former
ears. Riotous crowds thronged ' The downtown streets,
jootleggers beckoned from every corner, but the blue
juts prevented an open dsplay of the cup that cheers..
.evertlieless there were many cups that cheered mbibed.
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MORE OUTRAGES IN CORK
CORK, Jan., 3— Military headquarters announced
.juay that seven houses in nearby towns and their con
eats had been burned by the mlitary as the result of an
..abush of the police near Middleton when one policeman
as killed and eight wounded, two of whom have snce ded.
m inmates of the homes which were burned are declared
nave known of the ambush.
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PARIS, Jan., 3— Fourteen were killed, three hundred
tiureu aiju ien uiousanu maue homeless ov an eartnquaKe
jsti'rciay which nearly'oblterated the village of mioassan
a Albania.
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MISSING NAVY BALOON LOCATED •
ROCKAWAY. N. Y.. Jan., 3— The missng Navy ba
jon Iso 5598 which has been unheard from since Dec.. 13*
anded near Moose Frvcortv, Ontario on Dec., 14th and the .
;rew of three is safe at the Hudson Bay trading Dost The
>ews was received by the naval air station. y
PENROSE RETURNS TO WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON. Jan.* 3— Senator Boise Penrose
haiiman of the Senate Finance Commttee. who returned
) Washington last Friday, after an absence of nearly one
oar, indcated that be Would ouDose the House Emergency;
'arriff measure and the Soldiers Bonus Bill
D’ANNUNZIO WILL NOT REMAIN IN ITALY
TRIESTE, Jan- 3— Gabrielle d’Annunzio the fights
ip poet, win po to Rome and Diace in the hands of the
Cinp aU the medals awarded him during the war. He win
ot remain in Italv foUowing his retirement as head of the
•epeiKJv of Quamora.
FORMER GERMAN CHANCELLOR DIES
BERLIN. Jan.. 3— Doctor Theo Von Betipnanholl- „
/ig Dolwin, former German ChanceUor died at his estate ^.
- wNew Years dav after a brief illness.
;DD DELAVERA LANDS < . . • w *•
- LONDON. Jan., 3—Reports that DeLavera has land- \
d in Ireland have greatv aroused public curiositv. Au
thentic news is eaperlv awaited in some auarters. Much
•kenticsm prevails at Dublin Castles bv the authorities
'hoprofess ignorance that encourapes a doubt as to the
accuracy of the report received n London.