Norman M. Lack, railroad official
who is resigning his position and de
parting for the East this week, left
Seward yesterday for his Anchor
age office. Mr. Lack said both he and
Mrs. Lack will arrive Wednesday and
remain here visiting until the depart
ure of the S. S. Yukon. After going to
their home in Hanover, Pa., they plan!
to journey to Baltimore where it is
Quite likely Mr. Lack will become as
sociated with a large transportation
cncern.
MAJOR THORNTON ROGERS
EXAMINES ACCOUNTS
Major Thornton Roghrj|, Seventh
U. S. Infantry, commanding officer
at Chilkoot Barracks, arrived in the
city on the steamer Yukon to inspect
tlie finance accounts of the Signal
Corps. This was completed prior to
the departure of the Yukon so Major
Rogers, is making the Westward
Rogers, are making the Westward
'roundtrip on the vessel. They will
continue on to Juneau on the vessel
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HIST ZIEGLER TO
SPEND SUMMER IN PARK
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E. P. Ziegler, noted Alaskan paint
j er in oils, departed yesterday for Me
j Kinley Park where he will establish
| a camp and remain .throughout the
| entire summer painting the beauties
i of Mount McKinley, the park and an
imals.
It has been several years since Mr.
Ziegler has been in Seward and the
many substantial improvements as
tounded him. For the last three years
he has been located in the White1
building of the Metropolitan group,'
Seattle, where he has a fine large!
studio.
Alaskans are familiar with liis work
especially the travelers for he lias'
neary 20 large paintings hung on1
Alaska Steamship company vessels, i
In the Seattle offices of the same com-!
pany his work occupies prominent,'
positions; The Olympic hotel like-'
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wise has given him commissions. Up
until this year Mr. Ziegler has been’
confining his studies to the beaut
iful scenic country in the Copper Riv
er country.
POOR SAILOR, ANYWAY
Captain WSolverton, now to the;
Westward installing new Signal Corps'
stations at Squaw Harbor and at Un
ga, is expected to leave for Seward'
on the 15th of this month. Mrs. Wool-1
verton and daughter Patsy are with*
the Captain. Robert remained here
to keep house and the car going
“Besides,” he said, “I’m a bum sail
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Seward, Alaska
For service call Madison 123
House wiring, boat wiring an
repairing. We stock up-to-date
light fixtures
TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS
Electrical appliances wiring
materials, radio batteries, tubes
and supplies
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Any size and voltage
Mail orders promptly attended
GEORGE PALMER HERE
ENROUTE TO SHIES
George Palmer, one of the best
known of the peninsula oldtimers, is
in the city awaiting the departure of
the S. S. Yukon for the South on
which vessel he embarked for a brief
business' visit in the States. Mr.
Palmer, in the early days was en
gaged in business at Goose Bay, above
Anchorage; there was no Anchorage
in those days. In recent years, how
ever, he has been In the mercantile
business in Kenai; he has just now
come from there. While in Seward
Mr. Palmer is renewing friendships
with old acquaintances of whom there
are many here. He i3 registered at
the Overland hotel.
Cordova and Anchorage baseball
teams have been formed and are al
ready hard at it.
Mr. and Mrs. Malutin have moved
back to their home on the hill for the
summer months. Malutin has his
boat in readiness for the opening of
the fishing season, Thursday.
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Storage
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New Teeklenberg Bldg.
Phone Mad. 108 ... Seward, Alaska
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and C. E. ALCOHN^
Seward, Alaska. Main 141.
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