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MK.\l> I* \SH \ IS TO HT
V\ KM.KI) H> HIS ItKOTHKU
PAIMS. Aug.. 17 - Yengence For
the assassination of K^sad Pasha,
head of the Albanian delegation here,
]' being quietly awaited by a “blood
brother” of the Halkan leader, accoid
mg to a circumstantial story by a
Trench writer, published b\ th** Tx
celsior.
!'his man. now rich and influential
i i Trance, the story goes, was one
of several poor young men who .*10
years ago met Tssad Pasha, then
known as tin* “Mack Ihiggei of Abdul
Ham d” in Constantinople, when he
crowded into a card game and insisted
upon playing with them. Tearing
Kssed Pasha, they protested they were
too poor to play with him, but he in
>i>ted. emphasizing it by placing his
revolver on th** table as a threat.
To meet thi>. the “blood brother”
put down his dagger, poisoned, he
said. Tssad Pasha showed his surprise,
then his pleasure.
4 01 ding to Albanian customs, sworn
t4> avenge each other’s death.
“I am ready;” this brother now is
4|Uot**d as saying, “to keep my oath,
hut I have confidence that h'rench
! courts will make it unnecessary for
me to interfere.”
Ru.'tem Aveni. arrested on the spot
for <hooting ilown Kssad Pasha as the
1 was entering his automobile ir
the downtownw district recently, is
awaiting trial. He was a student who
posed as the avenger of Albanian
wrongs.
IN M AIKS OF DKATH
CKLLS D1STI KBKD BY
NASAL NOOTBNKS
rmtTK PLAINS, N. Y., Aug.. 17
A sequestered cell. far from other
prisoners in the Westchester county
jail, is being prepared for Sam Micha
low. otherwise known as “the snorer,”
who will he brought to White Plains
!
“Young man.” he exclaimed. “this
is the t’iist time anyone has dared de
fy me. Men like you are rare.”
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K-sad Pasha took his own dagger,
opened a vein in his wrist and also
in that of the young man. each sucked
a fe\% drops of blood from the other
arid they became “blood brothers," ac
Trained Auto,
Truck » Tractor
Men Earn Big
Salaries
and a short courl* at this prac*
tied! school 'AiJI fit you for o’ .e
of these hi$My ptud positions
at >ncc. or *nabJ« you ;o warr bun
rxsi for yourtaif Tho » tht age of
tl* Pracbca! Man. dw f*\an who can
do and th* Contmarctai Wortd
» readv to p%y icch man raai worth
whJ« iaiariaa
CAMERON’S
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Recently Thoroughly Renovated.
"WE UANDLE ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS”
“WE UNDERSTAND HOW TO
PREPARE THEM”
''leanlineas and Courtesy
is our Mono.
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
CHARLES CAMERON. PROP.
NINE YEARS OF
CONTINUOUS SUCCESS
• the best preof that our pi«t Of train
rg « absolutely rjjbn and thouaard*. of
man rt^eoofhout rha Country who ha ^e
ftaJ a od from rha School arc making
bg money because tf«ey started w.th
the ngh< training
IFw
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Catering to Ladies
»„* and Gentlemen.
r'-; Private Boxea,
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- Cuisine of the best
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Dine with ua.
v. GABRIEL SANTOS
r;. TOM RALLY
PnprMm
KODAKS
F 1 I. M S
This Big Up-to-Date
Engineering School
Oilers You 12 Pra**
tical Courses—
Gas Engineering ^ ad it's
branches with a thorough
(raining m the building,
repairing and handling o/
Automobiles. Motor TruJta
Farm Ermines. Tractors. Air*
plane Motors. Marne and
Stationary Engines. Steam
and Electrical Engineering,
Machine Shop Practice.
0<y-Acetylene Welding
and Mechanical Drawing
Send for FREE Book
of Photos—
showing to tap of (he actual
equipment on which our
students ate worlctnfc. and
pviof full details of all our
courses Tim finest equip
ment of any school m Amer
ica for your actual use.
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I WILL HELP YOU
My plan is to g:ve personal mstrudhon and
assistance to every student and the practical
instiudors on my staff work on the same plan.
I make a point to know and help every
student in every possible way from the
day he enrolls until he leaves the
School a Trained Man
Yours For The Earning Powtr
That Brings Success.
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]^==g~j^CA WHOU BLOCK LONB)
TOURISTS ATTENTION
When ia ANCHOR AGE atop it fba
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
New addition. beat roam* ip Alaska. Hot and cold running water and call
ball* in each room. Private batha. Prja e* to auit all gueata.
MRS PR ED PAR SONS. Proprietoreaa.
3 K W A It ft
it tht btaieat
ftlTY «
ALASKA
THE KEY
it the kuiHttt
^ place La
ft K W A It ft
SEWARD DRUG CO.
Th» 'HoXOilL S*r.
nadian premier as a western ruaa but
may show a similar interest in his
wife. Mrs. Meighan, whose maiden
name was Jessie Isobel Cox, was born
at Granby, Quebec, but came west to
Birtlc, Man., at the age of six years. I
It was while teaching school here,
when* tin* premier was on the staff
of the Collegiate, that Mr. and Mrs.
Meighan met and were married. There
are three children, Teddie, who spends
bis summers “farming" at tho Mani
toba home of Senator ttharpe, Max
aid Lillian.
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SAY COAL UP NOVT
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BILLINGS, Mont., Aug., 17— A
joint committee representing a numb
er of organizations of this city plans
a house-ta-house canvass in an effort
to persuade residents to atock theii
coal bins to help prevent a shortage
next winter.
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from Sing Sing pending the new trial
granted by the court of appeals.
Michalow, who was convicted lust
January of instigating the murder ol
Mrs. Lizzie Nizick at Yonkers, has
been annoying the inmates of the
death house at Sing Sing with his
nasal nocturnes, so much so that War
den l.awes received a protest and a
request that some sort of silencer be
arranged.
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PREMIER MEIGHEN HAS
WIFE FROM THE WEST
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Man.,
I Aug., 17— Western Canada may not
j only claim nn interest in the msw C«
LET U 9 10
TOUR WASHING
Seward SlaarnLnodrj
PHONE MAIN I4S
Classifieds
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FRUIT CANNINGaeaaen ia hare.
Get year Kerr piat and |iirt jars at
J. L. Graef’a. Jy26tt.
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.. FOR SAUK— 2 large, reataarait
ranges. Size of tap &'-2’ 4” and 6’- S'
Prica $125 and $100. Sanitary Plttmb*
mg Co., Juneau. A7...
FOR RENT Fnrntted keaaae and
cabin*. Sea Daugherty.
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Haymaker's implement# at* CRAWS. ■
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Herring fhih hail far tala at Hhti* j
hat Care, price three sent# a patid.j
4. FOR SALB— Water treat preper
ty fer ledistrial pispeeea, la late te
•ait. Apply J. S. llefma, ewaar. A It
Liaeletm and Ceafeteaia raps it
tract's.
kata af hardware for tala afcaap at
6raci*.
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• Aachara, laafa and an all, at (Iraoth*
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National Watar tfator Waihart
at J. U Graefa.
Twa and tAraa pW raattaf at
final's.
Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
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The Seward News Company
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Beekaeflera, Nevradedars and Statianeri
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
( Capl. Charles E. Glasscock )
AUGUST 2«th
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS
( Capt. M. M. Jensen )
AUGUST 10th.
('•atpanj r«*er?e« right to change schedule without
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.••.Seward Alaaka.
ALASKA COMBAwy* 4B
SAILING SCHEDULE
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A WORD TW YOU:
At aur Seattle Office we have eproed a buyieg dopagtmrot fer the
benefit ef the Alaska Trade.
We eoltgit the secouste ef individuals, firms sed eegparftttens darfr.
teg closer connections fer buying end selling. The service rendered *# dinrotf
we, et every step, exercise close supervision over ell traaeeeheiie, that assur
ing aeeurste end prompt attention. *•
'We ere READY, WILLING end ABLE te buy ri^ri, to ship, right, te
lasers eight — te attend to all matters as your personal agent. Year iaquhdwi
and wants will receive our immediate and meat caurteou# attention.
WRITE US — there is no obligation. We are just the buaineaa een
neetien that the Alaska Trade has been looking for in the buying ef mining,
cannery and fishing supplies, drygoods, groceries* cigars end tobacco, drugs,
robber geode, furniture, household sundries, electrical goods, gas engines —
in feet; anything that grows or ie manufactured.
We are also willing and anpiouo to develop e market far ail Alsatian
prodacts. Oat it troth with as, giving hill parilrolats, rod ythr ^ssda silt ha
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