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W1IKN you journey far over
rugged trails, away from all
sources of supply, and into the
freezing lonesomeness of claim,
mine or camp, there is one tiling
you must have—
Boots of proved dependability
boots that wiil endure no matter
what the test; rubber tough
enough to withstand the attacks
of jagged formations of ice and
rock—thick enough to exclude the
dampness and cold — yet pliable
enough to gi\e lasting comfort.
In Goodrich “I li-l’ress" you have
this serviceable combination, 'i on
will get the toughest rubber ever
moulded into a boot, a rubber
with tiie life of steel.
Goodrich "Hi-lVess" Footwear
will far outwear the ordinary
kind.
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NOTH K OF SAI K OF REAL ESI M E FOR DEI.INQl FN I l AXES
TOWN OF SEWARD. ALASK
I OR THE YEAR 1917
NOTICE FS HEREBY CIY^N:— .
, - ■ . •
\ I de undent. th< - *h ,’“y
S ' aid Court, enWed In
th« Matter of l>. limiw nt Real Estati Tax of the Town of Seward foi he yeai
,17- wherein t u»d directed that made, in the_ mai.net
.. bv law. of certain nul date -limited within the eorpmate limits nl
,he -aid Munieipalitv of Sewanl. Alaska, to satisfy and dfechurge the lien m
*t «*l ■ in..I the..n; a.-d.-i
n»| nr< • th th I .awl onsof adulj « opted Resolution ol tlw
Com - the Po n of Seward, Alaska, d pproved by the Mayor
,.f Town. ■ >.in the time and place for the holding of said sale of real
I state,was duly fixed, and notice thereof ordered to he made in the newspaper
designated by said Council.
NOW. THEREFORE. 1. C. A.*ESTES. Municipal Clerk of the Town of
S. *unl. Alaska, under anti by direction of the Mayor and Common Council of
notice that I will, on the 10th day of
November. 1 !M!». in tiieTown Had in Sewanl, Alaska, commencing at the hou
. f ten o'clock in the fo-eimon, continuing until the hour of four o’clock in th *
afternoon, and. if sab- b“ not completetl on said day, continuing from day to
da\ thereafter. between the hours ;.hove stated and designated, over Sundays
a* d holidays, unt 1 the property <U scribed in this notice of sab* is disposed of.
sell and offer ‘or sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, all
the following spec!• ‘ai.y «I■ • <ioeo tracts ann jiuicois 01 real e>uue, siiti.ite
v ithin the »•« rpor;4** limit- of the Tow n of Seward, Kenai Recording Precinct
Third Judicial division of the Territory of Alaska, for the purpose of
satisfying and discharging the hen of delinquent taxes for the year 11H7
accrued he con. togethe with penalties, interest and costs;
That each lot. tract or parcel of real estate hereinafter enumerated ami
scheduled will he offered for sale ami sold scperately;
• That n«* bid will entertained for any several and specific tract or
parcel of real estate for an amount less than the total amount of delinquent
tax. penalties, interest and costs accrued thereon, and if sufficient is not bid
to discharge the amount due thereon, the same will be bid in by the Municipal
Clerk, for and on behalf of the Town of Sewan~
That in case any purchaser, at said sale, shall fail to pay in cash for any
tract or parcel bid in by such purchaser, such tract or parcel of real estate will "
be re-sold before the completion of such tax sale;
That aM real prone; tv sold at said sale is subject to redemption within
the period of two years fiom the date of such sale;
That Certificates of Sale will he issued in due and proper form as by law
provided: a
That the schedule, itemized list and enumeration published herewith, is
made a part of this notice of sale, and states the description of each several
4md specific tracts or pnree s of real property, subject to this advertised sah\
on which the tax for the yea! HUT has not been paid. the amount of tax.
penalty, interest a\d costs due thereon, and to whom assessed.
To Whom Assessed Description
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John K. HaHaine Seward
John iv UalJaiug
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Lot Blk Tax
17 1 y.oo
18 1 7.20
IVn Int Adv Total
.45 1.45 2.00 12.90
.36 1.18 2.00 10.74
To Whom Assessed Description
John IT Ilallaine Frac
John IT Ballaino
John E. Ballaino
John K. Ballaino
John IT HQHaine
Title Trust Co.
Title Trust Co. %
Title T» fist Co.
Title Trust Co.
Title Trust Co.
Title Trust Co.
Title Trust Co.
Title Tiust Co.
John K. Ilallaine
John IT Ilallaine
John IT Ilallaine
Lot !Uk Tax Pen
19 1 .90 .05
;;5 6 21.60 1.08
:*,G 6 21.60 LOS
:;7 6 21.60 LOS
ns 6 21.60 LOS
2 7 27.00 1.86
S 7 *21.60 1.08
4 7 21.00 LOS
5 7 27.00 1.85
6 7 21.60 LOS
7 7 21.60 LOS
S 7 21.60 LOS
9 7 21.60 LOS
10 7 21.60 LOS
11 7 21.60 LOS
2S 7 no.oo 1.80
Int A<lv Totfi!
.26 2.00 3.21
2.30 2.00 27.06
2.30 2.00 27.06
3.30 2.00 27.OS
2.30 2.00 27.06
4.10 2.00 34.45
3.20 2.00 27.06
3.20 2.00 27.06
4.10 2.00 34.45
2.20 2.00 27.06
330 2.00 27.06
3.30 2.00 27.0*
2.30 2.00 27.06
2.20 2.00 27.06
3.30 2.00 27.1*S
5.46 2.00 45.26
Continue<l to I'age
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PRUSSIANS
TO DIE HARO
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
1\ GERMANY, Oct., 13— By A. P.—
An entirely new scheme for establish
ing a reserve army in Germany in an -
tuipation of some future opportunity
to establish Geitmtn military power U
s< en by some* Gorman newspapers in a
plan they have just discovered and ex
posed.
While tile scheme is confined to
only one icgiment and so probably has
no sane*ion from the* War Ministty it
i.s an indication, in the* opinion of Am
erican a? my officers who for eight
months have been studying demobili/.
ation of the* German forces, of how
hard Prussian militarism dies.
The I.ightschlag corps in Westphal
ia, now the Sixty-second Reichwehr
(National Army) regiment of the .‘list.
Rejehswehr brigrade,* has sent out cir
culars to all men who have served in
Ibis volunteer unit since the tfcrnistice,
urging them to sign a pledge to ans
wer to a call to the colors in the event
of general disorder or a new revolu
tion. The Ercihcit, tin* Independent
Socialist organ in Berlin, suggests
that the men responsible for the
.cheme* jeally have in mind something
more than suppression of disorders,
the paper then quoting from the cir
cular as follows:—
Soon the time will come when the
Fatherland will have need of every
resolute and proven arm.”
The circular, according t<» the news
papers, says that the corps is organis
ing a “reserve’’ from among the best
of its released soldiers, this reserve
to be called into the service of the
corps in time of need. Details are
then given of the method Of issuing
such a call. The “Freheit, in a recent
issue, demanded to know who had giv
en the corps the light to establish such
a reserve and to promise regular
Reichswehr or National Army pay to
these “reservists” whenever called.
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OFFICIAL miLICATIOX...
REPORT OF ML FINANCIAL
CONDI! ION of The BANK OF SEW
ARD, located at Seward, Territory of
Alaska, at the close of business on the
Och day of October, 1919.
KKSOFKCES
Loans and Discounts .... $123,215.88
Overdrafts__ 165.82
LIBERTY BONDS. 10,000.00
Bonds, Warrants and othei
securities . 16,305.50
Banking house, furniture and
futures. 17,10000
Other leal estate owned_ 14,509.18
Due from Banks. 46,1.“,0.38
Checks on other banks and
Other ca ih items. 1,957.90
Cash oil hand . 35,107.20
Cold Dust on hand. 93.30
Total . $264,585.16
LI \BIPITIES
Capital stock paid in. $ 25,000.00
Surplus fund . 5,000.00
Undivided Profits . 1,620.10
Due to Bank deposits. 520.89
Deposits. 221,410.77
Certified Checks . 1,024.40
Total . $264,585.16
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD
JUDICIAL DIVISION, as.
I, H. S. Baldcrston, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the foregoing statement is true to
the bc-t of my knowledge and belief.
H. S. BALDKRSTON, Cashier
Correct attest: Sidney Anderson.
(’has. E. Brown,
DIRECTORS.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this ’2th day of October, 1919.
(Seal) J. L. McNally
Notary Public in and for
the Territory of Alaska, (My
Commission expires October 19, 1922.
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NATI'KK BI.OTTINC Ot'T
WAR MARKS IN KI'KOI'K
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DOVKK, Kng., Oct., 18‘— Former
British officers returning from Franco
ami Belgium where they have been go
ing over the ground where a year ago
they were still fighting, express as
tonishment at, the manner in which
nature is blotting out the scars of the
war.
•Wo Man’s Land everywhere is cov
ered with a mass of scarlet poppies,’
said one officer, “and the disappear
ance of the rusty barbed wire male s
one aimost forget the plaee was ever
tl.e mo>t desolate prospect a man ever
saw. But the trenches are still there
and so is much of the timber, both
startling reminders of the flays when
we did not know just what was going
to happen next.”
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It’s safer to knock some men down
before turning the other cheek.
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FKAKKD IN SIIOK.TK \IU)
LONDON, Oct.. 1 .*J— A trade d
vrlopment reflecting the* extraord'
prosperity of tl;e I British shoe indus
t<\, ami calling to mind recent news
paper repents of combinations within
• he inelustry forecasting; a ISritish
mi noply of this business, is the pro*
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p, > al ol the JJi ?•-!) I’nited Shoe .la
«!ii:i»,ry Company to rr.i* e its capital • »
ivi.DOO.OOo. Most of tii * machinery no'/
used in Kn?riish footwear laelorie i<
purcha oal from this concern.
I)i. Halford, formerly of Junea i
and Aml'>; a,re, is now located in hi
own dental offices in Seattle.
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vhai towers'dho .e ih p. • r ! : c
cereal beverages the pinnacle • odur:. • • V
is RA!N:SR Z?l C!AL. v
agree uiat ibis Is so. *i. c.‘ m. v.\/. .
for ycur patronage made h b,*i~h <f - e
nur.:*"*?u3 m'^itenous •*v e). ceveci
may have caused yc
. y superior qu-u:r!:s * '*• va.t ./ir.U L.
So we urge comparis r. J • t - * •: . ' ~e .
of each bread of ce ?.! ** .vera.ye I::.par
tially be detenun . V/j rr e that the oiier
ing of any ether iy:i jlac user cr cereal bever
age. be purchased 3:A t .suJ rid: by side with
RAINIER SPECIAL. Such a test should ban
ish all uncertainty of superiority and mark for
once and all which product is best. In advocat
ing a test of this nature it wouid be manifestly
unfair to point out a single or;e ot *he f avorable
qualities of our own product. Our contention
is that it should be accorded no advantage
whatsoever. Our plea is to let each cereal
beverage make its own uninfluenced aopeai for
your favor. Such a test is fa.r. If the result
of such a test indicates that RAINIER SPE
CIAL is the superior of all other cereal bever
ages, we feel that in fairness to yourself you
should always call for it. If the result of the
test is unfavorable to RAIN^EaC SPECIAL you
will know it is a cereal beverar e to avoid. For
the sake of being informed you should make
the comparisons we advocate. Today is a
good day to do it. Practically every grocery,
drug store, fountain and soft drink parlor car
rier RAINIER SPECIAL and several other
brands of cereal beverage.
Rainier Products Company. Seattle. U. S. A., Manufa cturer of Rainltr
Special. Rainier Bock, Malt Rainier, Rainier Cereal. Syro and ucua
tured Alcohol.
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