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KIM 1 U \. I KIIND. IDIIl ll and f.K\Kli VL M \NAC.KU.
KnttrH «. trru'ii eli *i inatU-i Sc|>lru»K r 2. IJli, at the I’nmj Offire at SemuJ. \th«K i.
untie r A. I t*1 March .1, l>7V.
M list KITTION
V I. VU. »» 4«l\*H«** I
I III AI.ASKV UIKKI V POST t* m;»il S.'*'1
iaiiionai and Oil in*
lvA i'KS:
l'KK MONTH, delivered $i>
MiV liKTiSIMi It V i i S on i« p|) lien lion.
IVkphouv Main 71.
M KM IU. US Ui TUK ASMk lATKl) VKKSS
, a* A social* d IY< » is exclusive!/ » -.titled to til*' use toi republa utiou
1 all nows di p tchcs o. edited t«* it »» not otherwise credited iu this p;i»j. .
ad also tli** local news published in • :r..
ILASKA Oli
i Seattle Times >
Hu enlightened policy outlin'e. by
£
way towmd btinu^nting the
-eaivh f m and the production of oil in
Al:.>\a.
Th»* 'vc.otr\.\’s purpose it to rc
.. *ve some of the restrict ions wb;ch
Ul.YCEUINE MIXTl’UE
Prevent AITEM)K'l i !S
Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark
oU.. as mixed in Adlc**-i-ka. remove
h1> foul, acciimniulated poisonous m.-t
t r from ROTH upper and lower b v'e
..ml prevents appendicitis. Koliev< *
V\T Y CASK gas on stoma^n or con***
patiou. The INSTANT pleasant c
\,.n o Ad er-i ka surprises both d*
tots and patients. A business man *
M»rt- great benefit in a long stand : e
, or indigestion and sour stoma* la
t SEWARD DRUG CO *
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RvftitlD I iiorouutil) Renovated.
“V K* II WDI.i ONI ^ ITK>1 CLASS
HOODS"
"M NM LRST.WD HUM TO
IT* LPAKE 1*11 EM’*
ttcanlim** and Courtesy
IS Ol R .MOITO.
I’KIV \ l! DIM NO ROOM
LOR LADIES
4 tf \!*I !> C \MEICON, PROP.
UK sun) EVERYTHING
THAT IS GOOO TO EAT
OPEN OW \ NO NIGHT
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GRILL
JOHN'S PLAC E
CAFE
Catering to Ladies
and Gentlemen.
Private
Cuisine of the best
Dine with us.
f.VBUIEL SANTOS
TOM HALLY
Proprietor *•
ha\ discouraged prospectors while
i:u same time, retaining a govern
ment equity in production where the
c uni obtained is sufficient to re
a substantial profit to the np
• rator.
Conditions in Alaska au*, in many
va. s. comparable with those obiam
at lYniisylvunia at tin* time of tr.«
a.» al pio>pecting and successfully
1 ang in that state.
in* early operators thou* wore
i siit. uuy hamuwpped by had loa.i.
- a difficulty, by the way, winch io
•o :.g encountered os well by persons
waing wells in the new Texas fields.
V har- el of oil that might be b mgal
o 'Shin the liolds nearest tidewater,
• .could cost $10 hy the time if h:ui
»*. i transported to seaboard.
Should oil be discovered in paying
.u. nt'ties in Interior Alaska, trans
j . .tii»»i and other costs wid b * ex- i
*p orally heavy. There are few
, lads and only a limit, d number oi
trails, while pipe lines are an uu
ri >v.a quantity ami will u niain so un
or until the Northern fields d *-:
•slop production on a big scale.
I he Payne regulations recognize,
.hose circumstance* and do not ri
ll re a loyalty Torn wells on govern- •
ien: land producing less than 100 *
•4ire’; a day. Moie productive wells
id pay a five per cent royalty aftei
v - y ai s imi 10 per cent utter tea i
\ ears.
:.!.Mvover, the sueoes>ful prospector j
..iV\»ys will be allowed to use one-]
■i i the I; id h leases i oyatty
•gi O' mnti *r i;ow much oil he ob
ll.lUd*
Pi . nl- > appear just and
ir. tad■ . n ! l.y the application oi
* is* I\ v i«;ols iemulations of this
itu e wi‘1 it bo possible to develop
>t only the oil but .ill the other re
nt .V' u the Territory.
• o'one! Hi van confidently expects
• muk* the old oak**n backet” a*
x it a slogan as the “full dinner
t1** one** proved. i Washington
.'tar.»
\\ * ii<> not see the name ol Presi
Vci.oius Murray Cutlet meution
« d even a." an also-ran in the Presi
tial pi* fe* t*<*<* votes. K’oiumbus
dispatch.t
A!: yhv* tin a o a lot of Woodrow
ui. on Republicans up in Michigan
ho an* grateful to Hi .Johnson for
he v ay California went in 1010.—
{ii dianapolis Star.)
Herb. "Hoover is regarded as the
nio.«%t >» iious Presidential candidate in
I ranc . However, French votes will V
of not great help to Herb, in the elec
on. < Hirminghuni Age-Herald.)
The American plan seems to be to
'trike for liberty in time of war and
r higher wages in time of peace.—
'Houston Post.)
Mr. Hoover does not propose to
\u*ry water to the elephant, preferr
g to have the elephant tiring water
a ’ everything to him. Chicago
vs.)
USER DIES FROM AS
\TT \CK OF BROW BEAR I
—
(! rom Juneru Empire.)
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Clarence Thompson, a rigger and
'£gcr employed by the Falcon Min- ,
l ig Company at Falcon Bay on Cri- j
hagof Island, died at the Chichagof •
lining Company Hospital Friday
vening or the injuries received in an
ncounter with a brown bear 21 hours
previously. The body was brought
o Juneau on the Ambassador, ar
riving at Juneau last night.
Thompson and four other men were
T 0 U R IS T S A T T E N TI 0 N
When in ANCHOIC A(«F stop at the
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
addition. Iivsl rooms in \...-Ua. Hot and cold ritnnins water and rail
hi lls in each room. Pri\uU» hath*. t*rir cm to suit all guests.
MRS l l*i:i) P \N SONS. Proprietoress.
We recommend
- PEITONA "
As a .spring tonic, it has no
tloml tor that inn
clown feeling.
\ reconstructive tonic aid
for enriching the blood,
building tin* strength and
improving the health gener
ally.
s'.-- vny gco
•• TT'K UH\A!.L STOKE "
•«i at tho I'nlcon .Mine. Thurs
day in. ruing. Thompson who ha<l
prainc I :• wrist, being unable to
,v o.k. v it healing. In the aft rnoon
be sudd mly rau unto a largo !> own
bear that was eating a deer. Tho
b( at hoard him first and made two
jumps h-*i*orc she saw Thtmpson. As
o >i! as th hear saw him, she made
;t night at him. Th< mp on had time
mly for two shots and they were not
timed. Tho shot.. were iiu : ctive.
Tho hear hit the man twice, tearing
the scalp off. and fracturing his
-.hull. Thompson fell and lay ab
solutely stdl while the bear st »ek
;.t him a time or t "o. tearing off
hi clothes and bit him a few times,
mostly on the legs.
Thonv*.ju l'lv whore lio fell until
;nto th»' night, then crawled down
♦o the watv front where he was
\n:nd about l-m o’clock Friday morn
hig hy fob, >w workmen. who alarmed
J*y his absence had gone in search
for Him. He had never lost con
sciousness. He was hunied to^’hi
•h gof vimrc Dr. W. P’Arcy Chaw
dress of) his wounds and remedied all
o siuh* aid but he said from the
beginning that Thompson could not
’iv-'. He diob that night.
The night Thompson spent in the
woods and crawled to the water
front, two miles or more, with prac
tically no clothes on him, was
ver\ cold. lie had los* a great
nnt'*y of b’ood and his skull was
fractured by the blow.
Those who went to the scene of
ho batt1'' with the bear, followed the
‘rail easily by the blood stains left
’ v Thompson in bis night journey,
"’hev followed the bnar for some
' stance by the hlo 'd that erme
horn her bullet wounds but finally
j.-it tho trail and returned.
The d« ad man had been in Alaska
mie tinn* and bus relatives in Min
nesota. He served in an engineer
giment in Prance during the war.
The remains were accompanied to
Juneau by U. G. button, chief ac
n ntant lor the Chicago?i Mining
•osnpany. and arc at tin C. \V. > oung
company’s Undertaking looms.
Mr. Datson is ai the Ciastineau
. iotol.
Clarence Thompson was well known
.c Juneau. it was f om here that
no entered the army. He was too
.ml for tiie draft, ,*o ho enlisted and
•rved two yeais in i'rance. Pre
vious to the war he had lived in
Jiis section for several years, ba
ng employed mostly at logging. lie
returned to Juneau after the war,
<nd last summer was employed by
he Deep Sea Salvage Company.
There is a hint of romance in Lie
•ircumotance that Dave House!, who
landled his mail, has a letter for
dm addressed in feminine chirog
rnphv, which was mailed in Franco.
AIR MARS TO BE MADE
FOR MEXICAN BORDER
EL PASO, Texas, May (5— Air
map* of the Arizona- Mexican borJor
will be made by the army air sendee
reconnaissance branch as soon a;
landing fields for camera-airplanes
are located and charted, according to
announcement at Foit Bliss. Prelim
inary work already is under way.
Long stretches of the border ore
mountainous, cut by deep ravinos and
\vi: auk too
KITS Y
To Aclverti.se All
of t lie Choice
Tilings We
Sell.
THE
, guiches that cross the bonk :* and i!•
| terrain is said to be extemeiy d f
ficult to surevy and map in the
nary way. Alter photographs of ;!;
line have been taken from airpkw
the negatives av * t> he r * 1 • • c '•! In
unifom scale and joined. This i
said to result in a map not whoV.'
accurate, but which win sr.o.. feali •
of the terrain that engineers suin' y
ing from the ground would he aline t
<•» rtain to miss.
WILLIAM A. 11ESSE,
li. S. Mineral Surveyor,
EEIMOTCl) McNEILL CODE
( nrdnvu, Alaska.
GEORGE ANDERSOX, piano c>
p n i factory agent for high grade
idanos, player and electric* pianos, will
ho »n Seward shortly, h adquarUrs at <
the Overland TTol< 1. Homo address, 1
T moan Alaska. Box 991. A5tf.
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HELP WANTED BY
Alaskan Engineering Commission
apply Employment Office Seward.
Laborers.
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FOR KENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
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Herring fish bait for talc at Hali
but Cove, price three cents a pound.
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FOR SALE— Water front proper
ty for Industrial purposes, in lo'.s to!
stiit. Apply J. S. Ilofman, owner. A IP
Lady Torrington vaccum sweeper*
at GRAFF’S
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Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
Gnu*!s.
Snow g!asses at Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motors si
Graefs.
Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers i
nt J. L. Graefs.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at !
Graef’s.
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Aluminum warn at Grnefs.
House brooms $1 per at Grnefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Grnefs.
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Seward Light &
1 i
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Main 0
The Seward News Company
ckoiice riiELivs
Booksellers, Newsdealers and Stationer*
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<Ca .* - •• - • *siwl*H
^ __^PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY? —il
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE ,
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS
( Capt. M. M. Jensen )
MAY Slli
STEAMER ADMIRA L WATSON
SAILS SOUTHBOUND
SATl’UDAY, MAY 8th.
U(m,i|mh\ i(>( ru> right Jo change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Bine, .^un.••.Sewanl Alaska.
!
STf AMSHIP ««»
COMPANY sVffc
i SAILING SCHKIH’LE
ail !• rout
ska rri.K
April 20
May 0
May 13
May 20
.May 27
Jum* 3
June 10
Jane 17
STKAMKK
Alameda
Northwestern
Alaska
Alanu da
Northwestern
Alaska
Alameda
Northwestern
Due
SKWAKD
May
May L3
May li)
May 2G
June I
June 9
June 1G
June 23
Uut* L> Seward
Sou ill l»ou nd
May 7
May 13
May H)
May 28
June 4
June 9
June 18
June 23
A H MCDONALD, Agenl
PROFESSIONAL i
DR. II. A. BLYTH
Dentist
1'llONE ADAMS 82
Office In Hank
01 Seward lluitun:^.
OFFICE HOIKS
10 a. M. — To — 5 l\ M.
6 F. M. — Io — a:*0 l\ M.
J. II. ROMIG, M. 1>.
Office in 1C. U. J!dg.
Residence third Ave.
I* Luiies: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 18.
L. R. C. P. & L. R. C. S^ Edinburgh
F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. 1)., C. M.
Van Gilder Ruilding
.flee hours: 1 tp 3 and 7 to 8 p. m
Formerly of Nome.
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FRATERNAL
4 -g
, L. 0. 0. M„ No. 1425
Meeta every Tuesday 8 P.M., at
\ H Hall. Yiaiting Broth era
Invited.
Chas. Krefling, Dictator.
11. L. Meyer, Secretary.
PIONEERS OF ALASKA
* 1GLO NO. 9
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Moots on 2nd and 1th Friday *
* each month, S p. m„ Pioneer Hall *
won UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Enibalmerg
Funeral Directors
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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ALL OF THE
NEWS DAILY.
TRAPPER S — TRA D E RS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAYV, INC.,
DEALERS I N R A YV F U R S
Sent tie, New York,
Pudding. 127 W. 27th Street.
Snip direct to New York /or highest prices paid for Raw Furs. Your
shipments are handled by expert graders ana New York Market Prices are
.•‘id on correct grading the day received. If desired, your shipments will be
•pt sepeiate in order that our prices may be approved by you. Providing that
ir valuation does not prove satisfactory, the Furs will be returned to you,
ansportation charges prepaid. Ship by Insured Parcel Post or Express.
• -tip in a dry condition. Always enclose an itemized list of contents with name
d address. All payments are made by check on the Seattle Nationaf £nnk,
in any other manner desired. Special instructions, if any, to accompany
ipment.
ship now