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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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CAPITAL GETTING BEHIND
COLORADO MINING
Awakening to the fact other Western States are
challenging her lead in the race for mining and milling
supremacy, Colorado brokers and promoters are turning
to mining.
This condition is not only favorable to Colorado but
to mining in other States, and in Alaska. Like Alaska,
Colorado mining has been marking time since the war.
Colorado capital is getting behind its basic industry
in the full knowledge that in no other line of industry are
there the profit possibilities that are combined in the min
ing of precious minerals.
Two weeks of summer this year and not a drop to
drink.
A news item states that only one out of 20 among Mil
waukee s workiing girls wears a corset. Information as
to how and by whom the survey was made was lacking. ;
^ Those at Brule aren’t the only fish who have bit at a
President’s hook. . vWC i
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f Kick in! Let’s make summer time as prosperous a i
time as it is a happy time. .
In Almendralejo, Spain, women are taxed according
to the length of their skirts. No skirts, no taxes ?
^ech J. Rhodes, diamond king, is quoted as saying;
My investigation shows that 17 percent more people
lose money in any other business than they do in mining.”
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| .VAN GILDER—Mr. and Mrs J. S.!
Russell, Hollywood; O. C. FI eener,'
Seattle; G. W. Palmer; Kenia; D.'
Williams, Juneau; J. G. Andree
Alice Chalmers. N. Y.; Maude V. ’
cinnatti; Clay.on A. Hilliad, Andrew |
Higgins, J. D. Powers, 'Eagle, Alaska: •
S H? Cry , : L. I?.. Haver Hr-- F
ael, N Y.; L D. Hendrieksen, Juneau; I
G. H. Miller. Anchorage; Miss Helen'
Haigh, Anchorage; Mary L. Walker,1
Ruth A. Parker, F. H. Robidson, ias
H. Homit, F. R. Cook, Fairbanks; J.
A. Jeffleries, San Francisco;. R. D.
Wise, C. M. Barnes, Lillian E. Von
Horn, Fargo N. Dak.: Mrs A. M.
Frooks Fargo N Dak.; Mr. and Mrs
Chas. H Forward, La wing; David
Multhur, Mrs. F. S. Gordon, Anchor
age; Jane Gordon, Anchorage; Ike
K. Chase, Seattle; Francis Payne;
Alemeda Calif.; Lazelle De Lana, San
Biago Calif.
SFJWARD—Joe Estes. Moose Pass;
Mrs L. Smith, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs
J A. Timille, Chas. Lynch, Capper
Vv'yo.; H I) Rogers, Des Moines; W.
Bowman, F. A. Neville, G. G. Nicolet,
L. L. Welch, R C Lockead, J. G.IIoff
iran, Wm. Murry, Bert Sohin, Robert
Carlson. C; C. Johnson, Mrs Ed Ga1!
agher, D. W. Campfield, Robt. Collins.
Ole Sheaue.
SEXTON—Hariy Johnson, and Mr
. \. Timille, Chas. Lynch, Cacner
OVERLAND —Schlugler Stusser,
Laura Gigson, Barbara Robinson, Mrs
A. P. Robinson, Mrs ,T. A. Weltzer,
and family, J. J. LaRue, Harold Jones
C. J. Todd, L. Calfield, Ruth Evans,
L. Ahuagerman, W. Tussey, Patrick
McClafferiy, Mr. and Mrs R. D. Tracy
H. Mither, Ruby Eldridge, andVena
Fidridge. ' ';<£■
Mis« Corinne Lemon of Binghamton,
N. Y., traveled to Seattle by way of
Yellowstone National Park. She stat.
es the Aleutian is a fine ship but does
not wish to comment on the trip
this time.
fvOronite
MFLY SPRAY
I flies mosquitoes.
JSH roaches s’moths jice
am and many oilier insects
mil OF EDUCATION
HEAD J. H. WAGNER
ENROUTE TO ARCTIC
Enroute for a conference withSu
perintendent Mozee, concerning the
work of his new position, that of
general reindeer supervisor in Alas
ka, J H.Wagner, head of the Alaska
Division, Bureau of Education, ar
rived in Seward Saturday from his
Seattle headquarters.
Mr. Wagner stated Mr. Mozee will
Irave soon for Nome where head
quarters will be maintained. Mr.
Wagner expects to, stop a day at
Eklutna. th. n on to Fairbanks where
lie will confer with President Bun
nell of the Alaska College, concern
ing the course .for the training of
teachers for the Bureau of Educa
tion, and for the training of six Es
kimo boysr in reindeer husbandry.
He plans to leave Nenana this
week and enroute down river will
inspect the many stations with spe
cial attention to medical relief work
at Tanana and the Yukon medical
boat, Martha Angeline; from Marshall
be will go to St. Michael and connect
P'Tith the M. S. Boxer at White Moun
tain.
After discharging cargo for the
tew building at White Mountain the
3oxer will proceed North making all
stations on Bering Sea and in the
Arctic ocean, winding up at Point
Harrow where a new school house
vill be unloaded. The Boxer will pick
ip Wainwright coal, mined by na
ives, and distribute it South as far “
is Little DIomedes Island. =
Five hundred slaughtered reiudeer
• ill be placed in cold storage on the
"oxer, at Kotzebue Sound, and
'rought to Seward, Cordova, Juneau
ind Ketchikan; any surplus left
vill be sold at public auction in
?cattle.
Mr. Wagner said he expected to
’eturn sometime in December. He
;aid the Boxer, on Saturday, was al
most opposite Resurrection Bay, en
’oute North.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Club W. L.
Mew York . 69
Philadelphia .. 62
St. Louis .-. 52
Cleveland .. 46
Washington . 46
Detroit ... 40
Chicago __ 43
Boston . 38
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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St. Louis __ 62
Cincinnati . 59
Chicago - 57
New York .—52
Brooklyn .... 49
Pittisburg —.j. 46
Boston ..- 27
Philadelphia . 23
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
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Sacramento -•*.. 20 9
Hollywood (Tied with SacramentoT
San Francisco - 17 12 586
Oakland -- 15 14
Missions (Ti'sd with Oakland)
Los Alngelfljs ..* 13 16
Seattle - 7 20
Portland _ 9 20
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LIBERTY
THEATER
TONIGHT ONLY-8 O’CLOCK SHARP-TONIGHT ONLY
The one time all-round athletic champion of the
world
' FRED THOMPSON
AND HIS WONDERFUL HORSE SILVER
KING, IN THE STIRRING WESTERN
FEATURE
“Silver Comes Thru”
A smashing story of sage brush and turf. The
horse whom no one believed in proves his met
tle. The real hand to paw~ fight with the moun
tain lion. The crash through the burning
bridge
In the supporting cast are Edna Murphy,
William Courtright, Harry Woods.
With it we will give you another fine
COLLEGIAN two reel feature
THE RELAY”
Also an interesting Pathe News.
SEWARD WATER
SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent |
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 81
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OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxes
Gabriel Santos
Proprietor and Chef
First class work done at the Beauty Shop
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Shampoo.$1.00 Finger Wave $1.25
Manicure- .75 Marcel .$1.25
Paper Curling Facials
Madison 113 for appointments j
, , Violet A. Hardy |
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Mr.and Mrs. H. C. Hoagland and
eir daughter, Miss E. M. Hoagland
Los Angeles, California. Mr. Hoag*
?.d, now retired, was Public Utility
mager for the H. M. Byllesby com
ny of Chicago. They traveled to
t
attle on the “Emma Alexander.”
iving a very enjoyable trip on the
eutian.
Mrs. Sarah A. Bellringer of Eagle
Rock, Calif., traveled to Seattle by *
train. She states the Aleutian is a
very fine ship and is enjoying ‘every
minute of the trip.
The U. S. Surveyor, Capt. R. R.
Lukens, arrived in port Saturday de
parting again this morning for Prince
William Sound points.