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The Alaska Weekly Pont
Published Daily, KxeeptSundays and Holdiay*
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Inc.)
ELMER A. FRIEND, EDITOR AND GENERAL MANXGER
Harry V. Hoben, President Frank L. BallaHus* See.
tnurW u Mc«>4-clMt mntUr September *. 1915. »t the Po.t Office *t Sewnrd. Alnikn. |
under* Act of March S. IH7D.
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MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The.'A asmiated Press is exclushe!/ entitled to the use for republican
of all news dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this paper!
and also the local news published herein i
Villa. bo knows tin great Ameri
can game of bluff, threatens to go t*>
danan to get ammunitions for a now
revolution, but unless he wants to ♦ate
tht i.rnmuni” on internal!) he is not
1 kely to go. j r
\X.l it p ixzio? many of us is how
,m.* man caa be an ignorant V* list
ana yet mak' $20,000,000 a year.
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. A;:./ . '’.i > bo
■ oil : fid spare pa Ts, t he < ties o be
safe v.yi iu-*al to erect gigantic ste i
umbrellas.
A vote of confidence ’uts just o a
; ven. jjl gvj ’ Clemem eau, even h *
.* jk^.£»pig i-e ;
• ■ xft— *hf? and tl 1 adlijn^ss
• *f his claws.
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\ tj o» . » VM'W> t. tilOH
jytvp\^»a plausibio excuse ‘or hiirie
p •*.■ . .• ,i'c > foi reth ti»*ns
5:i* y»o VoMom hoard.
Kvhb ntly th«*re \\ :i- wry lit.N*
shan't in Shantung.
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VMtfKU* \N THIRD VliMV
* * **!> ID H hl.Y TO III N *
WITH‘Tin: AMKRK’.v N* FORCES
IN' C.KlvMAN'Y*. S**. t.. !»— Hy A. l\—
01,1 material used i»\* ’ho i"i*d arm
on the K’ninv i.- bvimr tli>no>ed >n a
hurry {• • ■ *
have been b .,:r? fro n * ♦ nty five o
foi tv ca h»rds «:* 'vatjea ’*>at ’’Vi
each day. ns as^ n b1 • *p (’ >1 -
lenz. or tho otbt - town**
auction sales ar I t M. bv the hundreds
>op'o ooiT’otr f'« i> t'olovno ivva M..
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^afifrceiipiod C» U' V*-..
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tmtU'.
sold Ur.Jbe < •* man.'* ^ .ooo.O1 11
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SEWARD
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fj,vfnt|\ lhoroufchlyRtnovated. .
* 1 ;'S\ t*ifvVlM.roST:V ITR-S1 at.A >s
4- t«* • . * A . . ; ••
• —y|)RfTN IVVM> HOW TO.
ricroTkV the *r
?4 *a-N '^tt.atfi,noSH arid Cburtt*sy
ir.K. »;> *->”•-18*<n R MOTTO.
-:v»v ‘PRIVATE RISING ROOM
•** Vtm G VRIES
*’* t’Kaiics Camiro^T'^-i ’ John l\ Gaffney
: K.Vf AND OTHER !
SEA PRODUCTS.
■ '"l know fiowVo; ct>ok them and can
• ; " ‘i- ‘ *pff pSre fJah’aa you •
’ "■ Nvatir it served.
•' - • . •*.' .'a : •* •».*. • '•
• n • GRILL
\\ JOHN'S PLACE
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marks. (Ttu‘ roof aimy exchange on
marks is 2.f>0 marks for om franc.)
Th«- .me day : to .000 mini oats. many
of them having been used by Amerj
can soldiers during the war. were soM
for JoO.OOO marks.
The (Germans eagerly buy anything
offered bv the Americans, particular
ly any articles containing leather or
rubber? Ten thousand American-mad
gas masks were sold a few days ago to
i*5»ahan>. who planned to make use o:
the rubber for commercial pu‘noses.
>J,. *har\ one hundred tons o ha‘
n,»ss.* <ome of it (let-man made and
abandon'd after the armistice were
di>»»osed of at a recent auction sale
near Poblonx.
i ty thousand pairs of ijAmpvica 1
}Vrd dro» s. many o ’ which -hailbemi,
Cctftrn and twrn* in th** march of the
dour*itboys from Luxemburg to the
Rhine in I December, were sold i' lots
at a special sale.
Hi; I 11 SI I EXPORT TR VIM'.
is I U'ING SERIOI S INJUR x
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LONDON. Sen'.. 0 Stolidity in
4-.« tv r.jr production costs, duo to in
cr* us* d l^ibor and hifc'»>• i '*icos f»»»*
raw materia’ have dev. '«»• n, the fear
in .1 midland tha‘ Uriti>'i \n it tru1 •
is to >uffer a* severe jolt, i*’ not si ••
ions inj-iry. Commas ?-ons are eon tin -
!y 1 njr made u, th foreign costs, h -
noteil thu‘ most men fe.i* Ame. *
4.• m i mpetition more than any «>ta .
• S • Auc’dan l Ueddos. discussing »
the Hons, of Commons the effects •>*
iacjVas-Ni c nl prices, compared ilrit
i d' on and ."teel prices with tlxo • *
prwailiiur in the "United States.
Steel rails in laerland he saal cost
. a ton while in the United States
:!v* w •»*.* -V *0. and st el plates for ship
1 ■ Unit
States >70. (down bars were $110 a
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JUST RECEIVED
New stock of Batteries foi
E\ EKEADY Flashlights
Fresh supply of AUGUS
TINE & KYER’S Candy.
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NUT HOUSE NUTS
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New Book—
Tiie Recreation of Brian
Kent By Harold Bell Weigh I
SEWARD DRUG CO.
The F.exall Store.
ton \s v-'mnared with tl o American
p.of s.»7..“0/T:;«* svead hi pigiron,
h jointed out was $10 a ton, the llrit
isii cost l>o ng S 10 to tho American
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" riKl'.Nd S I OUY OF PAYS
OF (VSTKH M \SSAC!tK
Tol l) ItY A WOMAN
MISSOCPA, Mont.. Sept., !>
Shofpy he » e her death be»e, Mis.
Kliaaheth Co mtryman Woody, who
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n\i'\\ ;r • in Missoula in Jut°, '870,
jot 1 o . n i«>i* the i.o nhers of In*
fam \ * him* of lie;- remimsoem* ■> • f
tin <ai\ day.'. rl hose ti *Lv s liavi just
been made public. One pa a' ’:i;»h
reads; * *
. . “My father* Horace Count ‘yman.
cu«»i« d the u<*\Cs of Cti A'r*s ni tsv
c », ’ ii iv d. y and night iYom*C< un*
hus, MonNir ■», tin n Stillwater.
Ih-lrra and. tint is bow it was j’vcn
to tl *, '•«* | tin wires being dbv.n.*’
Mrs. Woody was born in Yid"
(rttir . California in As a » in*
f: nt. he: par n? - returned to New
York by the way of the Isthmus ef
Panama, but in I MlO they aga: i hoa :
i-,J v ■•(!, and cossrd the uhi’ns in
. cavalcade of 77* wagons, her lather
si*r\ mr as Captain of the train, her*
. 11 five women. O* th> 11 i p
•I Woo Iv w rote:
’!. ourh ihe mercy *• (iod
; ad in rather'< leaveiy. cooln • and
tro.'d jr*' • n*. ’hat uo roar ho ! out*
({••stin •»' n in safety. The fi !:ans
werrt had and the train passed through
many :nr pp- i unpi* ■ ‘
>a\v ^mouldering ! • ap- of what had
been loss f animate train® thv* o"’\M
After a y ar in Calit'o nia, the fam
ly »iu»yi 1 to Washoe Citv. Wvadn.
whence they went to Lakes Kidge, the
prevent rite of I'.nno. There were hut
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CARLTON CLUB
NEWEST and Best
Smoking Tobacco.
For pipe or cigarette
four houses, Mrs. Woody wrote*. In
1 s(m they left for Montana stopping
at Phillipsburg. where* Mr. Cmmtry
i an bad proemedcel the*m, anel was
building a mining mill - the Hopo
mill * which still is standing.
Foliov in,g a brief residence in Salt
Fake City, Mrs. Woody Returnee? ro
Dear Foelge, Mont., with her father ;n
March INTO. In June she* canv* to Mis
soula, where she had lived ever since.
She \\, i married here in INTI, to the
late Judge Fran!? IF Woody.
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iil'.ATH SKVIT.M'K
roil A IJKTRAYAl.
P \UIS. Sept., ‘I— A Court *
martial has competed and *eat
e*need io death (Jceu‘,rcs (,ast«n
Queson. charged with the betray •
al ed Kelith Cavell, the Knglish
imr -e*. v. ho \\a> e*\ec*iMeel h\ tin*
Iiun>.
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( TIDFFI! \ liliF M\ S OCT “
IN PF’litOCU M)— F \MINF
NOW \I.SO I HKFATFNFD |
ST )CKHOI M. Sept., it - It is ro
aort .* that cholera and dysentery ha**
hi'oken out in Pet reread.. Public meet
in; -> n e helm** held to teach tin* »*!e- i
menta.y precautions. Famine* •> j
t’ '••*;r**iv I because the food aipply i*» |
low.
01i PROPERTY IS
KK'ITRNEO TO FK \N(’E
PARIS . Sept., 0—It is ’<*port< (l that
Germany i as returned to France 27.
000 tons of material tak n by tl
Teutons (!• ricu; the war, and 300,000
p'otv.' of French machinery, all of j
win -h wcii uientiiied in Germany.
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There i> no mistaking RAINIER
Si you k.
That i rnv\is * ’ able, very ursusual
flavor emoics ..anyone to c.istin
' guish it from arty number oi sup
posedly sirtr.lar products. . *o
o’1 ?r beverage can be like RA!
NLAR SPECIAL—because Cue
process is an exclti-l v :ao-u
control ve ratenvS. To secure
RAINIE. ' UC-.'.L ijocd ■ n,
, * r -> * iv*rr» '■* *v
you musi cm scr *\i-j SO
CIAL. Dri k it when
thirsty. 0; Ar a crt rr
use—to $er e fr; :v.k. ik? .
drink that n Aliy s. .. A~j.
Rainier Products Com pen a, PoiJV • U. ?' A,
Manufacturer of lini-r 'pr i.i!
Milt R.^im r, Kait.icr Cereal, 1 > rj .«nu
tured Alcohol.
The Rainier Products Company relieves retailers and consumers of the necessity of paying rev
enue taxes of Rainier Beverages by'paying AH taxes thereon direct to the government.
Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
Booksellers. Newsdealers and Stationer*
Ififf, ~ k~(
raff
...iPACiriC STEAMSHIP COM PAN Yr
SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
SEPTEMBER 10th. •• '
I’yr regular ports in Southeastern and Southwest
e. n Alaska, also to Anchorage and Kodiak.
L out|;;i..\ resents* right Jo change schedule without notice.
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Bine, Agent ••.Seward Alaska.
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ALASKA ~T S 1
\ • SAiUNC SCHEDULE
Sail From Due Due Lv Seward
SKATTLK STEAMED SEW ADD Southbound
Sept. 1 AL\MED\ Sept. 10 Sept. 12
Sept. II Northwestern Sept. 18 Sept. 18
Sept. IS ALASKA Sept. 25 Sept. 25 <
Sept. 25 ALAMEDA Oct. 2 Oct. 4
Oct. 2 Northwestern Oct. 9 Oct. 9
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Alameda got', through to Anchorage. Northwestern south bound
from Seward Vug.. 2s and Oct., 9 calls at Skagway; Alaska also calls
a; Shagway south hound from Seward on Aug., I, and Sept., 25th.
A. H. AlcDONALD, Agent.
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Graefs.
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EvenrUde lyutnrs and repair parts
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