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PRINCE IS INJURED
BERLIN, Nov. 9. (#)—Diving head
long with a high speed motorcycle
into a farm wagon, Prince George Wil
helm, stepson of the former kaiser,
suffered a fractured skull yesterday.
CONDITION BELIEVED ALRIGHT
The condition of Sylvia Sexton,
proprietress of "Sylvia’s” who recent
ly underwent an operation at the
Seattle General hospital in Seattle,
is more or less uncertain, Mr. Sekton
said today but on account of no word
being heard the past few days it is
assumed she is getting along alright.
Definite news is expected in the next
mail.
The kiddoes of the town are having
great sport these days skating on the
local ice rink and at the second lake.
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THE PALACE
John Mattlch. Prop
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
Phone Main 65
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Latest Styles and Materials.$6.95 to $14.50
DAINTY GEORGETTE SCARFS
In Plain and Paintexed.$3.50 to $3.75
BAXLEY HOUSE DRESSES
New Assortment. $2-75 to $3.50
Holiday Goods
Arriving On
Each Boat
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KETCHIKAN lie NOW
WITH LOCH CONCERN
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George W. Saxton, former manager
of the -popular Butterhorn Bakery,
Ketchikan, is now in a similar capaci
ty with the Seward Bakery having as
sumed charge upon his arrival a few
days ago.
Richard Bock, who has been in
charge for a number of months has
long contemplated a trip to Germany
where, it is stated, a bride has been
waiting patiently for him. So he,;
starts on his trip back to the old
country with the departure of the S.
S. Admiral Watson.
Mr. Saxton, as a baker, has few]
equals in the Territory and prior to
coming to Alaska was employed as
first baker in many of the leading
plants in the country.
Mrs. Saxton will join her husband
in Seward early in December and upon
her arrival will also enter the service
of the bakery.
Nothing definite as to the arrival
in port of the S. S. Admiral Watson
fi^m the Westward had been receiv
ed locally up to the time of going to
press.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH
WARSAW, Nov. 9. (/?)—Ten officers
> of the Llthunanian Army and five
soldiers were sentenced to death for
a mutiny, by a Court Martial.
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UNDER ADVISEMENT
( INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9. (#)—1The
decision as to who is Mayor of Indian
apolis has been taken under a'dvise
, ment by the Superior Court. Ira M.
Holmes and Claude E. Negley vie to
| succeed John L. Duvall.
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Chesterfield smokers
don't change with
the traffic signals
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At a recent meeting of the student I
3f the Susitna river,
was decided to establish an ice skat- J
ing rink where the tennis courts are j
now located. Those of the students
not turning out to assist in the work,
were to be kept off the rink.
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The development work on the j
quartz properties of the Cleary Hill-|
Alaska Mine company is progressing !
satisfactorially, according to J. A. j
Gustafason, manager. A shaft is be- j
ing sunk behind the mill, which will
be .carried down 200 feet. When it is
completed 250 feet of tunneling will
district, trapping near the headwaters
the Colorado vein, which was worked
years ago by Goss man. During the
summer the old workings were
pumped out and veins carrying good
values located. A crew of seven men |
are employed at present and devel
opment work will be continued all
winter.
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Two mild cases of scarlet fever
have been reported from Nenana.
Dr. J. A. Sutherland gave treatment
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According to news received in
Victor Crison, well known oldtimer,
one time manager of the Empress
theatre and later interested in the
old Frisco cafe, is now financially
interested in a successful business
enterprise in Tacoma. He is associ
ated with Fred A. Sparling in the
Electric Refrigerator Sales company,
one of their leaders being the Gener
al Electric refrigerator.
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Anchorage, Robert S. Temme, at
will spend the winter in the Curry
be done. A cross-cut is being run to
FRESHLY HIKED
BAKERY GOODS
The tastiness, wholesome
ness and freshness of Sew
ard Bakery’s breads, pies,
cakes, and pastries in pro
fusion make a delightful
choice.
WE USE THE BEST OB
INGREDIENTS IN ALL
OUR BAKERY GOODS
! Dur dairy lunches arc
! continually growing in
;! favor. This service is
j exceptionally reasonable
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S MRS. GEO. SCHMITT, PROP.
i SEWARD
BARER!
body held at the Alaska College, it
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Alex Liska and George Shaben,
who went in search of Chris Kline,
missing oldtimer, who had intended
leaving the Metal creek camp of Lis
ka several weeks ago for Anchorage,
have returned without finding any
trace of the oldtimer.
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J. A. Hadland, owner of the Alas
ka Blue Pox company in .Southeast
ern Alaska, recently shipped 20 pair
of Alaska blue foxes to Norw'ay, to
Tien Elenhiem. This was the first
shipment allowed by direct permis
sion of the Norwegian government.
Heretofore a ban has been placed o-n
shipments of foxes because of cer
tain alleged diseases which were not
desired in Europe.
Small boats in port today include
the Seal, Astrid, Rolf 11, and the
Chase.
I Victor Malutin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Malutin who fell and fractured his
hip a few days ago, is much better to
day, it is reported.
Buy Kodak Xmas greeting cards
for your kodak views. Schallerer's
Alaska Shop.