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FINE TOMATOES
On display in Schallerer’s Alaska ^
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Alaska raised tomatoes. The credit
for the raising of these unusually ^
fine specimens goes to Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Leirer, proprieters of the Sew
ard Dairy. Thi s energetic couple
conduct a splendid green,or a liot
house, along with their modern dairy
and these tomatoes are but a just a
few' of the many delicious sepcimens
of vegetables raised in season.
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St. ^LAIRSVILLE, O. Aug. 16.(^) .
enrv M. Davies, 81, has been mayor i
' St Clairsville for twenty years and j
is annual salary during that time has I
?en exactly $190. He refused an in-j
•ease, saying he didn’t want to take
loney he didn’t earn. He has ed
ited $250,000 in various fines since
eiug the city’s chief executive.
Vantine’s Incence anw ourners.
charterer’s Alaska Shop.
LEGRL NOTICE
4 THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
TERRITORY OF ALASKA, KODI
AK PRECINCT, THIRD DIVISION
THEREOF, AT KODIAK,
sj THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF JOHN J. FOLSTAD, DECEAS
ED.
NO. 19
Notice of Time and Place for Hearing
Settlement of Final Account, De
termination of Heirship and Peti
tion for Final Distribution.
NOTICE is hereby given that E. Pe
tellin, administrator of the estate o
John J. Folstad, deceased, has ren
dered and filed in the above entitlec
court, and presented for settlemen
his final-account, together with his re
port and petition and the determ^na
and that Tuesday, September 20th
1927, at the hour of two o’clock in th<
afternoon of said day, at the office o
the Judge of the above entitled cour
in the village of Kodiak. Alaska, ha;
been fixed and appointed as the tim<
and place for the hearing of the settle
ment of said account and of said re
port and petition and hte determina
tion of heirship, at which time am
place any and all persons interested ii
said estate may appear and file thei
objections, if any they have, to sai
account and report, petition and detei
mination. AND NOTICE is hereb
-ther given that said account is fo
al settlement, and that the said e;
e is ready for distribution and o
element of said account final distr
tion of said estate will be had immi
itely. ..
Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this let
y of July, A. D. 1927.
A. F. STOWE,
S. Commissioner and ex-officio Pr
bate Judge.
JOHN F. COFFEY,
Attorney for Administrator.
First Publication July 19, 1927.
Last Publication August 23, 1927.
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Fall Shoes
A LARGE SHIPMENT RECEIVED
ON LAST BOAT
The Newest Styles
in Mens Shoes and
Oxfords
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THE PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY
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SOUTHBOUND LISTING
stem mEUTHN
Seattle—Miss Margaret Cook, Ora
D. Clark, Tom Matsutara, John Auld,
Miss Geraldine Swartz, T. G. Matsu
tara and wife, D. Ourntier, Chas. La
Costa, W. J. Pevster, John Lofdahl,
Miss Roberta Scott, Joe Magill, Mr.
| and Mrs. C. F. Skyhock. A. J. Dow
ner, Glen E. Downer, Mrs. A. J. Dow
ner, Miss J. McCarthy, Hugh Price,
Mrs. Price, Evav Russell. A. B. Em
bler, N. Sakamato, T. Ida, Joe S'hio
mi, J. Osako, M. Amano, S. Her^ta,
iK. Watanabz, S. Aoki, G. Ardanio,
ls. Banrro, R. Sadangsal, E. Bacena,
lt. Polenripio, G. Balareco, J. P. J.
Pablo, S. Cruz, D. Sunga. J. Regalar
do, P. Rossella, S. Gungab, M. Manos,
Frank Ray, G. M. Rice, Alt' Christen
sen, Gordon H. McGill, Wm. Shaw,
Jas. Girdwood, Frank E. Robison,
; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Du Bruille and
| ' daughter, Richard Williamson, Clif
! ford E. Simonson, Hattie Crawford,
|Dr. H. G. Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
- Drras, Chas. Weissehbom, Mrs. R.
t! Strom, Mrs. Frank Bosham, Madeline
’ Johnson, Minnie L. Bourland, Latz
[ L. Holmes, Fal Bortlett, Mrs J. H.
. Romig, daughter Elizabeth and son
- Howard, Chester Syits, Oscar Tilson,
, iHenery Howard, Mrs. D. E. Brown,
51Kober Brown, David Browne, Felix
E Brown, L. Dryra, Herman Cryil, 0.
I B. Hurd, C. E. Flye, and wife, Oliver
j Banning, Billy Gartin, John Christo
- ferson, Art Colton, C. E. Anderson,
* Mr. and Mrs. V. S. M-cKenny, Thos.
Askoen, F. B. Lazier and wile, C. W.
\ Howe and wife, Wm. Eastman and
r wife, N. F. Howard, Mrs. McDonald,
1 N. E. Howard.
Valdez—Lottie Phillips, H. Pallin,
^ A. J. Nelson.
* Juneau—Mrs. Beatrice Hutson, C.
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SAIMON RUNNING UP CREEK
Salmon are beginning to go up
the famous fishing stream near Sew
ard, Ptarmigan creek, according to
arrivals in town yesterday from
Lawing Lodge, Mile 23. And regard
less of the exceptionally wonderful
trout fishing of the past these same
visitors report one can catch a wag
on-load of trout, running in size
from 12 inches to 20inches, in just
;a few hours time. It is said that in
addition to hooking 'em in the reg
ular-method they are so thick that
in pulling the line out one w’il] in
1 varibly hook one on the side, tail, ©r
elsewhere. When one can do that
any fisherman will say theres a
| real (reel) stream.
TO REDUCE MARRYING COST
SPRINGFIELD, Mo>t Aug. 16.(/P)—
The Rev. M. B Schrivecer, local pas
tor, believes in “pre-war” prices for
getting married, and lias set about cor
recting the alleged high cost of mar
riages here.
Charging that the “courthouse com
bine’’ boosts the price of getting mar.
ried, Rev. Sshrivener has announced
he will marry any and all couples at
$1 a couple. The usual price, he says,
is from §2.50 to §5.00.
T. Bunke, B. D. Stewart, Lester D.
Henderson, Gov. G. A. Parks.
Cordova—C. Woodard, Carl John
son, Ed Christensen, H. C. Dunlapr J.
L. Freeman, Mrs. M. Kempter, L. J.
j Conroy, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Rogers,
J. H. Fox, P. E. Nelson, Gust Karras,
P. Larson.
Port Athorp—Harry Young, Vernon
Miller, A1 Sutherland.
Latouche—Gin Aber, Mike Kasoff,
Ben Zurdoni, John Carrols.
Ketchikan—Oscar R. Hart, Mrs. C.
! B. Miller, J. G. McCrea, R. H. Ter
rwich.
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ALASKA’S BEST AND MOST POPULAR
CAFE
Merchant’s Lunch served from 11:30 to 130 p. m.
50c Plate
BANQUET ROOM AND PRIVATE BOXES
SEWARD GRILL
MEL HOLBEN, Proprietor__
MCCALL HEADS NEW
HELD SOIL RESEARCH
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. (/P)—Prof.
A. G. McCall, former chief of the De
partment of Soils and Geology at the
University of Maryland, has been se
lected to direct the soils work of the
new Bureau of Chemistry and Soils in
U. S Department of Agriculture.
Th*e selection was made in connect
ion with plans to free administrative
officers of definite research work.
The new bureau is a combination of
the research division of the old Bu
reau of Chemistry, the Bureau of
Soils and the Fixed Nitrogen Research
Laboratory. ,
Champ. Fisherman
Dr. Loranz, who has been spend
ing the past week out at Lawing,
'accompanied by his sister Mrs.
Sampson, after having exhausted
themselves endeavoring to catch all
the Dolly Vardens and Rainbows in
Ptarmigan creek, have moved down
to Russian river to find out for them
selfs which of the two places should
I be really called the greatest fishing
‘ stream in the world. During all
their travels, it is reported, never
have they enjoyed such sport as
they have todate in this vicinity.
.They planned to stay dow'n on the
1 river until next Monday at which
time they expected to come to Sew
ard and remain a week trolling on
Resurrection bay.
Start the day right—order the best
meat which is FRYES’S BABY BEEF.
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Trains Leave—8:00 a.m. Sunday;
7:30 a.m. Monday and Thursday;
10:00 a.m. Saturday.
Trains Arrive—3:40 p.m. Sunday;
7:00 p.m. Wednesday and Satur
day.
9:45 p.m. Friday.
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we renew the original appearance
of your clothes. Spots are re
moved, colors are brightened up,
and shapeliness is restored. And
the most delicate fabrics come
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148 for our driver. You’ll find
theservice and charges entirely
to your liking.
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