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It GRINDS out the products of in
* dustry on one side and dollars on
the other—the Bank.
Every deposit made by this institu
tion’s clients is so much added power
in the ever-turning wheel of com
merce. And this money-power is paid
for in terms of interest to the Man
Who Saves.
Bank of Seward
Seward, Alaska.
Four per cent paid on savings accounts
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ROCK SHOE CUES IN
TUNNEL IT MILE 52
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Thirty feet of the south portal of
the .tunnel, at Mile 52 and 3-10, caved
in last night the rock slide taking
out all timbering and the whole
works. The tunnel was No. 7.
A locomotive, crane and caboose,
with George Colwell, roadmaster in |
charge of the Seward-Anchorage di
vision, left the local yards this morn
ing to clear away the debris.
No passenger train left Seward
this morning but may be able to j
make the run tomorrow.
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TO BUILD SKATING RINK
At 2:30 a’clock Saturday afternoon, j
| Mr. Bath of the high school faculty ,
! and a few willing workers, will meet 1
! at the local tennis court for the pur
pose of converting it into an ice
skating rink. Planks are being se
cured in the meantime, and such other
small material, as will be used in the
work. He is desirous that others who
feel like lending a helping hand show
up at that hour. The job is small and
will not require much time providing 1
a little assistance is given.
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ATTORNEY RAY RETURNS
ii L. V. Ray, attorney, and mayor of
I Seward, returned to his local offices
following attendance at the Anchor- 1
age court term which is still in pro
11 gress.
Eighteen inches of snow is reported
; covering a wide area throughout the
J Moose Pass country.
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Chocolate and vanilla ice
l cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
<] Shop.
HOSTILE TRIBESMEN
KIDNAP FOUR FRENCH
PEOPLE. MOUNTAINS
EMISSARIES OF GOVERNMENT
PENETRATE STRONGHOLD
MORROCAN BANDITS
PARIS, Nov. 3. (jP)—Emissaries of
the French Government have pent
trated into the stronghold of Morrocan
bandits who kidnapped two nephews
of Governor General Steeg and two
woman companions. Reports from
Morroco indicate there is little hope
of ransoming the Europeans since the
tribe chief wishes to hold them as
guarantees against French attacks.
GREAT INDIGNATION
PARIS, Nov. 3. (JP)—Swooping
3own from the hills a band of hostile
tribesmen descended upon a hunting
party at the foot of the Atlas moun
nins and kidnapped four members of
the family of Theodore Steeg, the
French Governor of Morroco. Dis
covery was made when a motor car
vas found 200 kilometers from Casa
jlanca. The outrage has aroused the
greatest indignation in Morroco and
jvery available French servnce has
Peen called upon to hand out jus
ice to the offending tribesman.
RUSH FRENCH CAVALRY
PARIS, Nov. 3. (JP)—High in the
’astnesses of the Atlas mountains a
party of daring Frenchmen are fight
ng their way thru roadless mountains
vastes to reach the lair of the fierce
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and so the shoe repair shop is a serv
ice station on the road to wealth.
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Our herds and mod
ern dairy were recent
ly pronounced 100 per
cent perfect
DRINK MILK
FOR HEALTH
Seward Dairy
BEAUTY PARLOR
Ladies’ Beauty Booth
Two Chairs Tub Baths
Shower Baths
In Arcado Building
Phorve Adams 121
JESS LANDER, Proprietor
tribal chief Si Hocene Bou Temga
who holds as captives two nephews of
Theodore Steeg, the Governor of Mor
roco and their pretty women compan
ions. All four captors are reported to
have been accorded excellent treat
ment by the African tribe which has
never submitted to French rule. While
the French Government has strong
hopes of ransoming the relatives of
Steeg it is remembered that on a pre
vious occasion the tribe refused to re
lease two girl captives. Heavy col
umns of French cavalry have been
moved into position to use force if it
found necessary.
IT THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER
C. . Keil, Wm. H. Estes, E. E. Can
tine, L. R. Bigford, Seattle; H. E.
Rupert, Seattle; J. C. Wingfield, Wm.
Cook, H. J. Hunt.
OVERLAND
Gus Schubert, J. Dunning, Fair
banks; H. C. Fall.
SEWARD
Jack Ambush, Dewey Sharp, Jerone
Hackey.
SEXTON
John Potroff.
It is reported that Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schringer, will open their cafe,
“Fred’s Kitchen” on Saturday. They ,
have just returned to Seward after
an absence of several months.
H. E. Rupert, salesman for “Ball
Band rubber goods”, arrived back in
town last night from the Interior.