Character
The standing of a financial institution is re
flected in the character of those with whom it
does business.
We are proud to number among our corres
pondents the leading banks and trust companies
both here and abroad.
In choosing a Bank choose strength, service
—and character.
Bank of Seward
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00
NO OIOS ARE RECEIVER
FOR 0. $. MERCHANTMEN
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.—Requests
for bids for the Leviathan and her
fleet, belonging to the United States
merchant marine, failed to draw of
fers, according to reports here yes- j
terday. If no bids are received by j
Monday noon, the offer to sell the
ships will be withdrawn and the
vessels will be operated by the gov
ernment as at present.
LATE ELECTION RETURNS
"Woodchopper— Sutherland 8, Cun
ningham 1, Dunn 6, Moody 8, Calla
han 6, Fisher 7, Groves 1, Johnson 5,
Ross 7, Sheldon 3.
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AT THE HOTELS
SEWARD
J. Bayer, Geo. Dalobo, Nome; W. P
MacDonald, Anchorage; A. H. Dyer
Hunter; G. Lichow, J. D. Nelson, An
chorage; Mary Chabolony, Sand Pt.
VAN GILDER
H. Jurgins, V. D. Eaehus, G. Wetz
C. H. Keil, B. P. R.; Sam Estes, Clay
ton Canterbury, C. F. Wyller, R. Var
Loon, B. P. R.; J. Boyer, B. B. Mozee
Anchorage.
SEAL IN PORT FROM WEST
The Alaska Game Commission boal
Seal, which has been to the West
ward, Aleutian Islands, Bristol Bay
and Kuskokwim region for the lasl
four months, arrived in port yester
day en route to Juneau headquarters
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
P® wder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil $nd Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska
ALL WOOL SUITS $36.00
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MARRIED MEN WIN
DIE LEAGUE DAM
The married men had their reveng
yesterday at the S. A. C. when the;
smothered the single mens' indoo
baseball team by the sweet score o
12j to 6. It was one of the closest an<
fastest games ever pulled off in th<
city and excitement reigned supreme
until the last man was retired. Thi
balcony rail was lined with^ fans an<
numerous players aside from, the pick
ed teams, were on hand to replace an]
of the injured or those who migh
have sunk by the wayside during the
heat of the battle. The single chaps
took the married boys into camp Iasi
year and for a solid year have beer
i raving what they were going to dc
this year. Like all big sporting events
of the year the dope was upset.
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ONLY REPUTABLE BOOTLEGGERS
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Dry Czar
Andrews met the chief of the ethyl
acetate manufacturers and obtained
promises of co-operation in seeing
that only reputable dealers get hold
of their product, from which booze
is being made illegally.
HIJACKERS ASSAULT WOMAN
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.—After
a brutal attack upon the wife of an
intended victim, four suspected hi
jackers are under arrest here. It is
believed that they sought pre-Vol
stead liquors which have been stored
in a cellar of the woman’s home for
years.
.BLOW TO THE THIRSTY
NASAU, Nov. 14.—Ninety per cent
of the registered shipping in the Ba
hamas Islands has been lost in the
three successive hurricanes since
July, official reports indicated. Nas
sau harbor, in past years filled with
this shipping, with a large array of
craft, is almost barren.
CONFERENCE IS HELD
FOR 1NEI1RS IN MAY
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. (JP)—A con
ference league on board the U. S.
S. Seattle at the navy yard, New York,
on Saturday, between Admiral
Hugh Ging of the U. S. fleet and Com
manding General Hurst of the army
corps to make plans for a joint army
and navy maneuver in May.
ST. ANNE RELIC IMPERILED
MONTREAL, Nov. 14.—Fire de
stroyed the basilica of the shrine of
St. Anne de Baupre. The bohe relic
oi St. Anne, to which has been at
tiibuted many miraculous cures, was
saved together with valuable paint
ings.
ASK HIGHER DUTIES
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15. (JP)—A
higher cement tariff is being urged
on President Coolidge by men prom
inent in the cement industry.
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To Make Room for Holiday Goods, We
Are Offering the Following Specials,
All of Which Are Priced to Sell
All Wool Aviation Cap (ideal for cold and stormy weather. $ 1.00
All Wool Knit Toques (Assorted Colors) .each 1.00
Boys Sweaters, heavy, grey cotton .each 1.50
Men’s White, Starched Collars.6 for... .75
Men’s Shirts, pleated or stiff bosoms .each .50
Heavy Winter Caps ..each 2.00
Leather, wool lined Mitts .pair 1.50
Heavy Buck Skin Work Mitts...-.....pair .75
Wool Lined Mitts and Gloves..pair .75
Men’s Suits ....each 25.00
Men’s Tennis Shoes ...pair 1.00
BALL BAND OVERSHOES WITH WOOL LINED BROWN CANVAS /
LEGGINGS PER PAIR
$3.00
ALL THE ABOVE LISTED ARTICLES GENUINE BARGAINS
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at All Times
EXTRA FANCY AND FANCY JONATHAN, ROMAN BEAUTY
WINESAPS AND DELICIOUS APPLES
CORN ON THE COB 7 CANS FOR $1.00
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FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS
in the shell, 75c per dozen
FRESH BUTTER CLAMS
10c per pound
Fresh Eastern Oysters and
Olympic Oysters in Quart and
Pint Cans
SALT, SMOKED and
KIPPERED SALMON
Barbecued Sable-Finnan Haddie
1926 Pack Fancy Matjes
Herring
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
“QUALITY FIRST”. . , SEWARD, ALASKA