The Seward Hi cage team may
leave from these climes the last
part of this month for the Inter
ior metropolis of Fairbanks. This,
however, is not definite.
The cool, comforting flavor
of WRIGLEY’S Spearmint
is a lasting pleasure.
It cleanses the mouth after
eating—gives a clean taste and
sweet breath.
The Jesse Lee basketball team
waltzed away with another tame
Hast Tiieht again defeating the lo
cal second string school squad.
; The end came with the Home hav
I ing chalked up 15 tallies to their
opponents 8. It is taken for grant
ed the locals will never again take
the J. L. boys into camp for they
far outclass the city wth the pos
sible exeeption of caee shooting.
Kanyak, Benson and Nelson were
the point-getters Benson sinking
in 4 points, Kanyak, 6, and Nel
son 5. For the second stringers,
Edwin Sandbeck heaved in 4, Es
i tes 3, and Edw. Manthey 1.
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of Thomas Girard for $11,000 which
was naid thru issuance of stock o,
the Bennet-Rodebaugh Co., Inc
was effected last week, according to
announcement made by Charles L.
Thompson, manager of the Ben
nett Company in the News Miner.
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“The most wonderful picture X
have ever seen” such seems to be
the unanimous verdict of the large
audience who saw the famous play
“Ben Hur” at the Liberty last night.
At the restaurants, lunch rooms
and other places of business after :
the show the one subject of conver
sation was this great superfeature.
And nothing else could be expected
for this play truly surpasses any
thing ever done, in more ways than
one. Most great spectacles are poor
in acting quality, but not so this
one as Ramon Novarro, May Me
Avoy. Betty Bronson, Francis X. I
Bushmen, and in fact all the cast!
gave finished performances, with
no tine slightest exaggeration.
The stupendous scale on which
the chariot race and great sea bat
tle are staged is really awe-inspir
ing. and gives a vivid conception of
ancient war and sports.
It would be imnossible to mention
the many different elements con
ributed to the supremacy of this
masterpiece, but “we ctn’t help but
mention the rare beauty of the liv
ing replicas of the famous paintings
which for more than a thousand
years have been the inspiration of
all lovers of art. The coloring of
these and other scenes, is the moot
perfect so fa rshown in Seward,
and the vivid colors in vogue in
those days makes a brilliancy not
-oon forgotten.
“We certainly have nothing but
admiration for the great care taken
to make every detail of costume,
armaments, and settings absolutely
true historically. This makes it
possible to view the picture as tho
you were part of it in that ancient
time, and also has rare educational
effect. There were many people in
r,he audience last night who are
seldom seen at the theatre, but they
evidently could not resist the ap
peal, ‘The biggest show on earth.
And if the rest of the population of
Seward is wise it will take it in to
night for it is truly the one show
no one should miss.”
Jack Garside and .Jimmy Hanson
were fined $25 and Joe Replik was
fined $100 for illegal trapping at
Juneau, reports the Empire. The
first two were apprehended and ar
rsted on Seymour Canal and Replik
vas arrested several weeks ago at
Lisianski.
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"he electric plant
with the reach
Before you buy un e'er ric plant
for your farm f. .! cut '
its current mill c rrj.
This i; a quoutiilt) of milage.
With low-voltrye current a few
hundre 1 feet is the limit. But
with the Kohler Automatic’s
110-volt, long-distance current,
almost any distance you might
name, on the largest farm, is
within easy reach.
You ought to see this great little
power plant—the one without
storage batteries. Our Kohler
Automatic is ready for a demon
stration any time you say, either
here or on your own premises.
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Well—take these kicks, for in
t&uuce. They’re FLORSHEIMS. Ever
oc-. quarter lines? Finer quality?
Never! But do they cost more than
ordinary shoes?
"Not at all! Buy FLORSHEIMS,
brother, and save money yourself!”
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