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GENERAL REPAIRING, and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. BAZA XT*
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
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Assure Vourseil of Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
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JUST RECEIVED
The Rest Line of
\Yor king Shoes
That Ever Came
To Alaska.
Aiso a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place \\ here
Men Outfit.
COTTER’S
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• l . S. Mineral Surveyor.
• BKIUOBD Me N KILL COOK
• Cordova. Alaska. . .
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*7 CHICAGO. Juik -li— There . is a
graveyard of famous fighting sh.ps in
tis*. heart of Chicago's nianufa 1»: li.g
‘ jtst.ict. In the Chicago n\ • - :*'•
sew.bied op » ot the Stranges1 f ^ \ — v
.* assembled on the (Jreat* Lakes.
The submann . once* th«* 1 J» and
oue of th;* p. id*‘s of Atlno1 a! i .v *n
firpitz, ha. little in :t< appearance
‘ to indicate its war record. of . >ey u
allied ships oiink by torpedo and trt n- ■
fire and no one knows how -many
• octroyed by mines, for the '. ' whs
• ;i wine layer. On d-* < she "tdl
boas* s a long rangev n s 1 vi f. I•”t
'' *'\i
ddotv >' only a shell. l'“t msm «*
•Snc> and aM her p inind \.-«»k.*g
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m:r vm mknt of the interior
Alaskan Engineering Commission
f»ains leave and arrive at Seward as
follows:—
sTl> A. M. Wednesday and Saturd iv .
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lor Uv*osevelt. Tunnel, (iirdw° d '
Aneivorage. Arrive 4:do 1*. .M. Mini
lay and Thursday.
Conn- -tions at Anchoiake on Monday
and Friday at 8:o<) A. M. foi ;
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal- j
Hoetna. and on Wednesday at 8:.“»0
A. M. for Matanuska, Eska and
('Imkaloon.
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ItliMAM AST. I.I M HKON and
Dinner sorted on the Seward— An*
chorale train in Pie hut let ear. MG.
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HEATING *
Sheet Metal Works
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; a ts have Been stri > * d out ai 1
j-l 1i to Anaapoiis, n future
.* ' • -* •« the navy \vii! i *» ♦' v c
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i l ii iMiu-uii1 »n on nuuhioery d mated
By i!a• late Imperial govern
im>: >. Tie* t-S'7 was" stir en.lero 1 at
Se t: pa Row after the armistice and
was "itr o' 'he five l'-b> ats allot*d
to the l ■ t- States. She* toured the
treat L:;k« dining the !-*>:»i:
•Irive before coming to lie* last rest •
t e: .» . » i .
In this strangely as-» t ! flee' a*.
;j „Kssex. whose ancient • o<*.len Bail
w: * designed to Break up the s ave
traffic on the African co*»st. The
Yantv was Built as a yacht tor !h *si
dent Lincoln, then remodeled ;;a :»
tuiyal corvette. Her most famous ex
ploit was. the vain attempt in oojrr
pany of the Proteus, to rescue I em*
BEULAH B. WILSON, Oph. I).
Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly fitted.
BOOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
4,4*4 ;**#•**••<
tenant (ireelys arctic oxpl)ration
party at Discovery harbor in 18S-*.
1 he Hawk, formerly a yac.it was
sold by the late Mark Hanna, ot Ohio,
to tile government at the outbreak <*!
iiu* ^punish-Amcricau war. She
captured tin? Spanish liner Alfonso
Kill on Havana and brought her
prize into port.
The gunboat Wilmette, still in her
war paint, bears little resemblance to
nor forme, seif when she was the
pas.-enger liner Rutland, which turn
ed over at its dock in 1915, drowning
si2 excursionists. Remodeled and
armed by tin* navy department she
is now what her officers claim is
the finest gunboat in the service and
is in list* as a training ship.
Halt a dozen submarine chasers,
.d.:dioin*d here, all of which saw serv-^
ice during the war, are to be sold, if j
Uo* government can find purchasers, j
Two have already been disposed of, j
tine bringing $12,000 and the other J
*20.000. They cost the navy depart-j
neat about .,'90,000 each.
GIRL S \\ ES OWN LIFE
VA WAVING SWEATER
MINNEAFOIJS, June 22— Geor
gia Friedman, Lt) year old school girl
of Deephaven, a summer resort at
l.'.V' Minnetonka, recently saved hci
life by flagging a speeding trolley cat
with her red sweater after her foot
caught in the ‘‘frog” of a switch. The
gut was on her way to school when
the heel of her shoe jammed in* the
flog as she crossed the trucks.
> of the speeding car, which was
coining towards her at a rate of fifty
mites an hour, she tore off her red
sweater and waved it as a danger sig
n:v. The motorman stopped the car a
few inches from the girl. When veil j
was oyer and her foot freed from the
rail, sl'.e collapsed.
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NO R \11.ROADS, TOWN
l sES WIRELESS PLANT
MILES CITY. Mont., June 22—
Unconnected with the “outside world”
b> luihoud or wires, Jordan county
seat of Garfield county, has solved the'
problem of speedy communication by
;h'* establishment’ of a wireless plant,
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Night and Day Service
Day Phone— Adams 87.
Night Phone— Madison 64.1
BEAUT.Y
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-vcneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
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illustrated home- j
builders’ 1920 cat- j
alogue.
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operated under a schedule of rates ap
proved by the Montana state utilities
commission.
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Messages now are handled between
Jordan and this city, where the other
station of the wireless circuit is lo
cated, on a commercial basis, and are
relayed the remainder of the distance
over land telegraph wires.
When the county of Garfield was
carved out of the vast expanse of Cus
ter county and Jordan was designat
'd as the county scat, the only means
of communication of the town was by
a “star” mail route.
Not a line of railroad traverses the.
country.
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HISTORIC VALUE ARE
NOW ON EXHIH1TION i
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PHILADELPHIA. June 2— Gold
m Dumonts, idols, crowns, armor and
ither relics of great historic value
.vhich date from the civilizations of
he Incus, Aztecs und other Mexican
nd central and South American pco
>les are contained in a collection of
specimens recently placed on view
*o. the first time in the museum of
he University of Pennsylvania.
The exhibit was only recently
brought to its present completeness
*y the purchase of objects which^had
•eon in possession of a noble French
amily for generations, but which
.vero sold at Paris because the fathily
. i*
.vas impoverished.
Gold was used by the Aztecs and
Incas only for ornaments, religious
.•niblems and attire. These objects,
snipped to Spain by Pizzaro, Cortez
And others in the 16th'and 17th cen
.uncs were molted and coined;-'This
•xplains the rarity of the original
golden objects.
A grave recently opened in Qolom
>ia proved a rich trove of thefti. It
.vas apparently the burying pfare of
i princess. Enough golden ornaments
liscovered completely to clothe^ mo
ld n woman for her appearance in a
mllroom. There were, besides a crown
i breast plate, girdle, armlets and
artpus other appendages, asidfe from
i great quantify of jewels. Rings and
necklaces of amazing beauty are
among the objects.
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UK BATTLESHIPS
WILL CARRY ARMOR
PIERCING CANNON
SAN FRANCISCO, June 22— De
velopment of a cannon motor for
high-power battle cruisers of the
air ;for';the o»inrtnanco dcpartmtait of
the United States Army places Am
erica in the van of military aero
nautics and revolutionizes aerial
freighting, it was announced at the
recent aero show here with the sanc
tion of Major General Clarence S.
Edwards of the ordnance department
of the army.
The special .‘100 h. p. army motor
is built around a T»7 millimeter can
non, which is housed in the crank
case of the motor. It fires an inch
and a half armor . piercing shell, the
cannon muzzle projecting through the
propeller base. It has & fourteen inch
recoil. ; * ’. ,, ■
For ground-strafing of tanks, break
ing up of battle formation of. air
planes, and destruction of helium
drigibles the shells will •* be loaded
with buskshot, according to John M.
Rogers, aeronautical engineer^ • of
New Brunswick, N. J. 7. A
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The promising young man may be
all right, but a {laying one ia better.
II. V. Hoben A- F* Uavia
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Office Admiral Huilding
Wayne I'.lue, Agent.
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Electrically
toasted
THERE ARE SO MANY NEW COOKIES
you can make with FISHER’S ROLLED Oats.
These fine, big, western-grown Oats, elec
trically toasted to a rich, golden color add nut
like flavor to the inexpensive nut-less cookie.
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