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AND
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FRANCE TO
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EVENT
PAIilS. June 7 l'\ A. P. 7
I* ante’* uat nut fete day. the lour*
%en*h of July, \\i!! witness scenes ot
nat otic fervor probably uima*alleb'd
in the history of the republic, for that
v ti*. u.i'.i |u\>vis i»na y aji eed upo i
a> m« *’ appropriate fm the ir*and
n%a*»h o'* the victorious h'onoh ;irniv
t i • | • 1 \ * • • * * . • ' t < « :: •
The ii os* am i> already h« irinnin r
t.» ...
wit’ he i* e*n the Porte Mail ot at *ho
ilia a e*: *, :• ’ > Mr I’ois de llou'oifM**,
t! •»uvb th. \ i de Triumph*', alori?
the Aveiuit . . t ! amps Klysees. tho
p’a. e tie la t oncorde and the Hue
Hivoli t« t • Pine* *!•• la l!epub!i*|iie:
a di -tance o* some e i?lit miles.
The it»” e out!Ml* * ot the scheme
of «!»■«oration* have been arranged by
a ii..d\ called th< Kr**aeh Fi deration of
t
THE
SfLUM)
GRILL
lUwntly Ihonnmhly Kmovated.
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hoods**
**N\ I l NDLL'VI \ \l> HOW TO
1*1:ki* \i:e them *
< l«*anlim,s> and t ourH^y
IS Ol'K MOTTO.
m\ v n: iunim; uoom
mi: ladies
( harlot ( anu'ron - John ( . Hallmv
MEET ME AT THE
GRILL
JOHN S PLACK
That’s All
DI \MOM> DICK’S
OVERLAND
CAFF
meals at all hoi ks.
Our Bill of fare consists of
All the Market Affords.
HOME M U)E BREAD and 1 \STRY
BOARD BY THE MONTH
K. RHODES. Proprietor.
Mobilized Artiste of the Wai 1P14
PHS, and a festival committee of for
ty. appointed by M. l.aforre. minister
of Public Instruction, has approved
l! • scheme submitted.
At the Porte Maillot, between huge j
nv’ons. tribunes will be erected where !
• i - rity fathe r will welcome the hero
es of \e dun and tin* Marne. Along
th, Avenue do la tlrande Armeo, de
v'» ative plaques will oommomorut-* J
battle-* the names of which are house- j
lut'd words throughout the world.
\’»* superflous decorations viP .nar
n. hit* etura' heauty of the At- #,G
lie.’*., but the vast circus wlu-ro
Mvelv* mb'e avenues converge will he
»* -id- nto one vast amphitheatre for
• • t.'.ir.d> of spectators.
1»,. h, »1 \ it!\ a p'o usion of Mowers
an ! flags, the Avenue d»‘> Phamps
}•*• . will tit doubt offer a ntagui
i, • • !»,rtat e. \ monument rorro
i> * I \y i*( \a? ions, syr •
V 1 Victory and Peace, will be
i ■ ' I • it •
w’m '*• halfway, at the Pond Point, an
other monument will recall the gl''1'
i«»u ilead, n stuiected and joining :n
tlu tMmr.h of th.e living.
flu- Luxor obelisk on tho Place do
,‘i I'lOK' -r ie \\:!I fnrm the<entei of in
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Serial 03818
NOTH'I*! OF VPPLICAT10N
FOR PATENT
l nit* (I States I.and Office Junea’l,
Maska. May 28. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given t e
NOR rilWES'l ERN FISHERIES Cl .
i corporation, a- assignee ol Peter . L
S:eeti. being entitled to the benefits T
Section 2308 of the Revised St at lit *9
ol the I nited States and the amen i
nirnts tlit* elo. has applied to make «m
ir\ lhe lands embracod in l •
Non-miiieral Mirvev No. l-*»8, situa e
on west shore of llerendeen Bay,
Ma-ka. more particularly described
follow to-w it:
It,,.. ,or. No. 1. on beach llerendeen
jv at average high tide. eor. not se‘,
wit. cor. hears Wcst 0.98 chs; t. S. L.
M. Sur. 1022 bears N. 1 1 deg. 18’ 0.
\\ chs; tlienee We.-t 5.05 chs to
\(l 2: thence South -‘'.20 chs%tu
,„r. No. 5: thence F.ast 13.78 chs to
,or. No. 1. tor. not set. wit. cor. bear';
We.t 1.15 chs; thence meandering
In a' ii llefeeiitleen Bay at ordinary
h tide (1) N. 16 deg. OP W. 1.29
ell-: (2) V 81 d, g. 57’ W. 2.99 ch
.*,) \. 25 deg. 55' \\. 1.05 chs; (I) N.
21 deg. 00* W. I’M chs; (5) N. I deg.
12* F. 1.18 chs; (8) N. 52 deg 55’ F.
0.97 chs; (7) N. 25 deg. 2**’ \\. 1.06
di-t (S) N. B* deg. 20' W. 5.73 chs;
(9) N. tO deg. 18' \Y. 1.57 chs; (10)
N. 25 deg. os’ \\ , .».i>0 chs; (11) N.
s deg. 18* W. 5.07 chs; (12) N. 17deg.
\:V W. 5.42 chs; < 15) X. 16 deg. 21* K.
1.10 eh.- to eor. Xo. 1. place of begin
rin.,. Area 19.02 acres. Variation .U
all corners 19 deg. 30* F. Longitude
180 dt g. 12’ W. Latitude 55 deg. 12* N.
\. additional to original homestead
entry of Peter M. Steen, guardian oi*
John Steen. II. F. 1577 dated July
2. 1888 at Winnebago ('ity. Minn.
\ny and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion of the above de
scribed tract of land arc required to
file with the Register and Receiver **f
the Failed States Land Office at Ju
neau. Maska. their adverse claim
thereto, under oath, during the period
of publication or within thirty days
thereafter, or they will he barred by
the provisions of the statute.
NORTHWESTERN FISHERIES CO.,
By Jno R. Winn.
Its Attorney in Fact
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that
the loregoing notice he published for
the statutory period in the Seward
Hateway. a newspaper of general cir
culation printed at Seward, Alaska,
the nearest newspaper to said above
described claim or survey.
El fie A. Frishee.
Register.
Seward (lateway— 80 Days
First Pub. May 29. 1919.
Last Pub. Aug. 9, 1919.
ASK 10 It
W ILD ROSE HAMS, SWEET, MILD—FLAVORED
ONLY THE FINEST HAMS CHOSEN FOR THE
SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
U. S. A.
-»• . j Alaska,
jirdwood,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks , Cigars Cigarettes
HOAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
K. E. SHANKMN
immense decorative scheme extendin'*
to the famous statues representing th *
1 chief cities of Fiance. The decorations
• of the othc- streets though which the
pageant will pass, will be lelt in tin*
: hands of the authorities of the differ*
I ent city ^vards.
Kegret is felt in some quarters that
by July so many of the actual parti
• ,,)ant> in the great battles wii h.iv*
been demoblized. This will, however.
| not detract from the fervent homage
that will he paid to the colors of the
famous French regiments which cov
ered themselves with glory.
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itu.i.s kii.i.ki* oruiNc;
IfWKNT I.KtilSl. VTl’KK
lhal and personal property tax.
l*ioiiihiting federal and territoi' il
officials from taking an active part in
politics.
t arrying on an appropriation tor a
school at Charcoal Point.
Hank guarantee.
Hudget Hill.
Amending the probate law.
Authorizing the ereation of a home
for pioneer women.
Creating a budget system oi tax
ation.
Providing for trial of civil and crim
inal cases when judge is disqualified.
Providing a method of choosing
jurors.
Placing a bounty on certain wild
animals.
Providing for tin* execution and re
cording of conditional contracts o:
sale.
Providing for the use of the l nited
States marine barracks at Sitka as a
home for indigent prospectors.
Providing that beneficiaries of tie*
pension act be* citizens.
Providing for the construction >f
a wagon load from Halboa bay «.»>
Herendeen.
Kmorgcncy influenza bill.
Providing for the construction of a
road from Fort I.iscum to Mile 4.
Authorizing municipalities to estab
lish fuel yards.
General election hill.
Providing for tin* election of ter
ritorial treasurer.
Authorizing the establishment «>'
territorial Home Guards.
Appropriating $2f»,()00 for a bridge
across the Ni/ina river.
To reimburse registrants under the
selective draft.
Mining eight hour bill.
Compulsory education act.
Providing for the establishment of
the bureau of mines.
Abolishment of a home for pioneer
women.
Abolishment of bounty on eagles.
disqualifying legal fences.
Providing for the election of terri
torial mine inspector.
R garding the addressing of juries
h> council.
Amending the compensation act.
|-'or the purchase of A. I>. Hall for
territorial purposes at Juneau.
establishing an Alaska develop
ment fund.
Repealing the marriage license act.
A special eight-hour law.
Authorizing the distribution of me
dals to Alaska service men.
Authorizing the governor to let con
tracts for legislature quarters, prun
ing, etc.
Uniform school measure, withdrawn
as identical with house measure.
German election hill.
Providing for killing of wild and
vicious dogs.
Providing that the father of an il
legitimae child provides for its sup
port, etc.
Creating the office of hank com
missioner and tax collector.
Amending the territorial treasury
act.
Providing that dealers in firearms
keep a record of Sales.
To repeal the law providing for the
direct election of national committee
men.
Providing for the filing of certifi
THE KEY
Good Flowers Like
Good Pipes, mus*
have Good Stems.
Our Pipes are Daisies
OurPipes are Daisies
cates of <|iiali ieations by. insurance
companies.
I Regarding the dishursment of pub
lic funds.
Kight-Jinur hill, excepting seasonal
occupations.
Providing an insurance fund for a
, noral compensation act.
Punn* Pennington eight hour bill for
lumber mills, mercantile establish
ments, etc.
Extending the power of common
councils.
Agricultural college, appropriation.
Fixing the date for convening the
legislature as the first .Monday ;n
February.
Prohibiting the casting of dead her
ring into streams where herring
spawn.
Providing for the destruction of
predatory animals.
Creating the office of game commis
sioner for the protection of animals.
M \N RECEIVES IWi
FORTUNE JUST AS HE
WAS JOIMNCJ THE ARMY
SAX FRAXCISCO. June 7— Whih*
(ilenville <\ Cloomnn was sitting in
the* recruitin? office here toda*
wait in? to take the* oath that
would make him an enlisted man in
the United States army, he* received -
a tele?ram statin? that his foster
mother, Mo*. A. S. Toutman, of l.o*
Angeles, had left him $160 000 l»
her will which was just probated.
(’’oonian had offered to enlist, say
in? that he hart not had a chance to 1
?et to France durin? the war, and if j
there was any chance of trouble thi'j
time he wanted to be n?ht in t1’*1 [
middle* of it. Because of other tel > '
tivos, h<* had not expected to receive I
any substantial portion of his fostor j
mothe*r’s estate.
As ho might bo sent oast immedi
ately if lie becomes a soldier ho ashed
tho recruiting office’s that the oafb
bo postponed for a time, in order tha‘
he might have an opportunity t:> ,
straighten out his personal affairs.
He states, however, that he did not
intend to abandon the idea of enter
ing the armv, for he wants to servo on
foreign soil.
GERM WY SUFFERS FROM
SHORTAGE OF SUGAR
HEREIN, June 7— The sugar fam
ine from which Germany is now suf- !
fering is a mystery perplexing Gor
man housewives, as sugar, owing to
the beet-root industry, has been a
common staple even during the war.;
Because of the sugar shortage the na
tion’s supply of marmalade seems to
ho completely exhausted.
Political and industrial disturbances
are blamed for the restricted output
of beet sugar. The factories have been
shut down altogether or are running
on short hours.
Eai ge quantities of sugar are said
to have disappeared mysteriously. or
to have been confiscated- by local sol
diers and workmen’s councils.
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.Tames H. Rogers, agent for the
White Pass and Yukon Route in the
early days at Dawson, has been ap
pointed general agent for the White ,
Pass to succeed Frank B. Wurzbaeher
resigned.
Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
. GEORGE PlIELPS
Rooksellers. Newsdealers and Stationer*
_.PACIfiC STLAMSHIP company^_a
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
SAILS SOITHBOUNI? AUDI T JI NK 11th.
Company reserves right to change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent.• •.Seward Alaska.
il K A £ * A STEAMSHIP JAlin
ALASKM cr Vlp/ N^ spr'H)
Sailings from Seattle
NORTHWESTERN lay 2<Mh.
• ALASKA .-. June >lh.
ALAMEDA . June 12tl».
NORTHWESTERN ... . June 19th.
ALASKA . June 2<>th.
ALAMEDA.. ... July 3rd.
NORTHWESTERN .... - July 10th.
In the above sailings, the Alameda \s i 11 call at Anchorage.
The Alaska returns from Seward on each of the above sailings.
A. H. McDONALD, Agent.
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