GAME LAW RESPECTED
NOW, SAYS WARDEN
Less oatne has been slaughtered on
Kenai peninsula in violation of the Jaw
this year than anv since the aimoin*
ment of sfame wardens, according to a
statement made today by Dr. d. A.
Baughman, resident warden.
“Moose have become so tame during
tht* closed season that they wand*'i
around the valley less than two miles
above town and reports from Kenai
and the Turnaifain aam district show
that they have h\ed arouiui Mo* min
eri* camps all winter.
“> > a: as w * know *i »e iiav* ‘ *een
no sheep killed duriiur the closed SOU
SOU Li SN o n |1\ ' •11
remo?■ 1 s* i e’ *
;» > • - • ■ : ' :; ■
(|)r i>. Ii n ■vet urn bay or.'.the
: i•„ . - ■ ■ . » > ‘ A 1!' ■
pr )r jh.s ii it fe»'s havetiriven them
a % ;v is ;is* us ti»* v arrived.
I'l > n *he as’ Pay of the v»i» n *ea*
s >n for bt ar.
; ■ \ . t *: *' ! • • ■ 1
\ j » ivvfui. Hun ’in* open
seas *n *♦ > for tnoose md sheet. ex
cent IU s , Us ! f Ik .x ■ e*: «»i
Kr MU ' s , u «■ $N{ v\ : he i.Ven me
l td i4t . 4 o*i s** o' <r
C *i ' >• is.' *** ‘ * e’\i
FLOES DELAY
RESCUE OF MEN
FROM KARLUK
\Y ishinvfton. June -0 Advices have
, » r ec'\ed bv the treasury depart*
, * ).•. tip- revenue cutter llear, at
\ , :b * ? is impossible for them to
„ • ' • e cm* v\ ot til** \v recked l\ar. uk.
ait e i \v .s >si tin ice some months
• ; i’er m the season. 1 he
Sv is js-s e||**d f.»r ’heir inability to
j. a*ii l ’ he s? panned men is
fjt • i>;Vse:u*e of lari'** **el is ot iCw.
\ .. vessels j.-in: to Nome have
experienced the sum* difficulty.
After .I j:.< .!•». 1014. I will not be re
.. ais tee • »r any deles which my wife
».,;tv cm ?ract. lb Vrooman.
t'artii n rods at J. L. Oranf >•
THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
lnc<>r ror.iti* 1 Novvb*r 1 •«'.*> under the Laws of the Territory of Alaska
>. M. ORAM . President and General Manager
CONTRACTORS AND ^ E ALER S IN
iiectric Supplies and Appliances
. . . , TE.EJ'MONE MAIN 12.1
K\ inmde
B\lolors
2 and 3 1-2 h. p.
With Magneto.
J. L. (Jrael*
Agent
Clotb»n;4. FurnNhinjis, Footwear, T ents,
Tarps, Ru^s, Etc.
S. L. Colwell
PIONEER MERCHANT Fourth A\c
While in Knik Stay at
MORRISON ROAD HOUSE
.'lost Popular house in Town
Good Accommodation. I irst Class Hoard. Prices Reasonable.
A Bank Whose Growth
Keeps Pace \\ ith That
01* Seward
Establish connections with this live institution
catch the spirit which is making it grow’ . . .
and benefit by the co-operation which it gladly
gives at all times to its customers.
Bank of Seward
MELLEN
AN 17
ARE HELD
(’unibriilire, Mass., .1 line .’>0—hornier
President Mellen of the New Haven
lines and IT others were indicted by a
f rand jury here today <>n the charge
of conspiracy. The defendants are al
leged to haw tried to induce the in
vestment committee of two hanks to
to loan -iH’y'dd without security to
tinat.ee the Hampden railroad built a
war ajfo but never operated.
FORMER MAYOR
GETS A BULLET
1’oppertielil. Ore., June JO II. II.
Stewart, who recently received much
notoriety because lie was tie posed as
mayor by (iovernor West, was shot
from ambush this morning and lataliy
injure !. When the jfovernor ordered
the saloons ot this town closed the
mayor declined to complv and (»over
nor West then declared Stewart suffice
vacant and sent the state militia here
to enforce nis order, i here is much
fee! nl'" wtirked up because ot the sboot
tij- and efforts are beinf made to a; -
prebend tiie man or men who did the
cu'* a re. In act.
Tracks On
The Trail
Fred Y. Bt ryer. champion marks
man of k*nii penii sola, lame n iiom
Cooper creek .a**t niyht.
Frank Culver, h — sister Mrs Mat
thews, anti the Mi^e* Matthew*,
o: Kocl'.ester. who have been vis
it ny Frank Yeunys at n> Cooper
creek camp, will yo *<ut on ’lie Mari
posa.
•’lieu” Sr rat heona ett this morniny
tot* i 'uoper creek. H*‘ Iras applied ! >r
a yuide s licence.
T. .1 Bradshaw went out the lim-this
morniny to hunt bear. *1 list a* a ma -
ter of precaution, be 'ook some loca
tion nolle*—.
The s*or;: \ isited Seward ayain last
j.iyt t an*; , dr a bounoiny lemand-a
liaIf*p*»u*i*l ba h\ boy at lie* home <.!
Ii.jw , it .!acol****n. Mo*her am; >'>n
*U '*d*ru_ vv** . a’cot'diny to ih* Cauyt
man.
t v • *■ aie lie’ »!*. with mayiie* *. a'
.1 L. (« rael ’*.
Ft C »? *.. bo matt resses. * *;r
nit ut’e, wail paper. »-!»*. Brown ,V
Hawkins Hardware ami rurniturede
pal t .ret. *. I Quality first.
Cony distance telephone bootii at the
Branch.
LIFE IN SEA
SHOWN IN COLOR
Sea life among the kelp beds and
! habitats of the cormorant will be
shown in natural colors as photo
graphed by the Pat he company at the
! Seward Wednesday night.
There will L»e a two-reel drama hv
I Rex Reach, entitled “The Vengeance
of Durand,” and a cowboy piciun,
I “The Shotgun Man and the Stage
1 I )ri ver."
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W e have some of
the best listings in
t
town. including
%
; with or without
Dwellings
i
Business
Opportunities
f or prices and
terms call and in
terview us
()ur office will be
open Jul\ I si. two
doors below tin*
(hi lew a\
WHITEHEAD
KEALTY and
I NX ESTMENT
COMPANY
City Lots in Lauber
NOW OKI THE MARKET
_BE? $175 f
On all rash sales ten per rent, discoanl
trill hr allotred.
Terms will hr y ire lb to I hose a’ho desire //
a! a Tar rale of interest.
Prices on all lots trill hr adranccd ,lao
asf 1st.
ALASKA LAND & DEVELOPMENT CO.
INCUR PORATI-I)
(i. BENJ. POINDEXTER, Manager
Valdez, June JO Judge Brown
granted a temporary permit to Teck
leidmrg «.V Ben*en t•» operate tin* Se
attle Bar in Seward pending an inves
tigation and the removal of the res
tricted district.
After All Saloons.
Valdez, June Jo—A general protest
against the Valdez saloons waslihd
with Judge Brown today, urging that
no license* be granted.
The Admiral Sampson sail'd w* t
from .1 .lieuu at J o'clock M< n lay ait* r
noon.
Seward Iron Works
l»< )K. 1 *K(>i*!v11:t<»r
(h.mkm'uI MiiHiin** Simp.
Gas Kniriims ;t Spuria Ity.
ITU EYfRYBODY
Eh.tt COfTHt Is Srllinq
Shoes of All Kinds
Prices $1.30 to $8.30 per pair
Shirts Ail Kinds and Knights
Price* 30c to $6.00
Best Quality Corduroy Pants
$3.30 to S4..00
Dux Bak Pants $ 1.30 per Pair
} Dux Bak Coats $6.00
I ilson’s Cruiser Shirts
$3.00 and $6.00 rath
Shipress Boots and Shoes
$6.00 to $12.30 per pair
'Hie \Vh ft* * Mi' >.
Mackinaw Coats
$2.00 to $13.00 each
Koolen and { oiton Sue ks
15c to $1.23 per pair
THE MINERS’ STORE
THANK J. COT El It. Prop.
PHONE ID VMS 119
Pon t be afraid t»» phone and
remember the Parrel l‘<*-t.
FOR SALE
Lot i’*J. I »lk 14 r. room well
furnished house with all
m od er n improvements
.S 7*o
F.ot 17*. Blk lk and eaoin
. S1. OOI I
Lot Id. 151k lk and can n
S,"»(M I
Lot LS. Biod\ JO ;•!,(! >ii
llOllse.S 1.»" >
Lot Blk ".si.:
Lot^ imj and ko, Bloe, _
.si.
I j*its ll<and <me ha! 1 o* 1'!.
Blk 11 wit Si old*j^. s. •
I i< ■''idei.ee I < it s oi * "
(hie Steam Lai;n< ry S'*
SKK
ROMIG & ROMIG
fott ALL KINDS Of WORK by
the hour or day, apply MRS.
MATTIE AGEE. rear Seattle Hotel
Wholesale and Re tail
Beef. Pork, N eal. Mutton, Poultry
Lard. Hams and Bacon.
Butter a nil Htfgs
Orders from the Westward and
Cook Inlet Ciiveil Careful Attention
Fourth Ave. Seward.
BROWN & HAWKINS
MERCHANTS QUALITY FIRST MERCHANTS
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Hills Bros., Schilling s Best and Chase & Sanborn's Coffees, Teas and Slices.
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Preferred Slock and Del Monte Brands of Canned Goods. They are all
leaders. There are no better brands of staple groceries on the market.
In Fancy Groceries we specialize on high grade Jellies, Jams, Marmalades,
Relishes, Pickles, Sauces, etc., etc.
Among some of our Bottled Goods are Welches Grape Juice, Pine Apple
Juice, Lime Juice and Boiled Cider. Crosse & Blackwell’s Tarrogan
Vinegar. Crosse & Blackwell’s Raspberry Vinegar. Heinze Spiced
Salad Vinegar. Heinze and Crosse & Blackwell’s Cider and Malt Vinegars.
Ask about the new "Stuffed Mushrooms and Pickled Italian Sweet Peppers*
sasis&tsz**"* BROWN & HAWKINS