CALCUTTA, April 9. (/P)—It is
reported Amanullah Khan is lead
ing 30 000 soldiers against th© cap- j
ital of Afghanistan. Troops are j
armed with Russian rifles, accord
ing to recent advices.
Come in and hear
Sonsl Blits
these new
‘Viet®!'
It,
DRUG CO.
CHARLES RAf AT THE
LIBEBTT THEATEI
Billed for tonight is a prizefigh
day with Charles Ray in the lead
ng role. This is the first tim
iay has been seen here for mon
his and this feature is rated a
ne of his best productions.
The story is laid entirely in th
ity of Chicago and hos no coun
ry or backwoods elements in ii
nd consequently is somethini
ew for Ray and his admirers.
Ray plays the part of an easy
oing fighter who is the prey o
is scheming relatives until h<
tnally makes up and comes inti
is own in an exciting manner.
As a special attraction then
dll be an instrumental duet witl
iano accompaniment, played jus
efore the feature.
Developoig, printing, enlarging
nd copying. Picture frameins
CHAI LERFR’S ALASKA SHOP.
LEGAL
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE!'
lat the undersigned has beei
uly appointed School Tax Co!
>ctor for Seward in conformity
ith Chapter 29, session laws o
laska 1919.
All male persons, between th;
ges of 21 and 50 years, excep
ddiers. sailors in U. S. navy o:
evenue Cuter Sservice, voluntee]
remen, paupers and insane per
ms, are subject to tax in sum o
ve ($5.00) dollars.
Should you be living in Alaska
a or prior to the first Monday ir
pril, 1929. said tax shall be du<
nd payable on said first date anc
lall be delinquent after May 1st
)29. Should you arrive in Alaskc
iter than first date above’ men
oned, tax will be delinqueir
lirty (30) days after your arrival
r within ten (10) days after no
ce is given you.
All persons, firms or corpoia
ons, employing labor shall fur
ish list of employees to collectoi
nd are authorized by law to de
uct amount of tax from wage:
l employees.
Fines and imprisonment an
L-oviaed by the act above quotec
>r those who fail or neglect U
ay rr furnish list of employees
ated Seward, Alaska, April 3, 1921
JENNIE PAULSON,
School Tax Collector for Seward
THE GEM
CIGAR STORE
Cigars, Candy
Soft Drink?
STATIONARY, MAGAZINES
X t; R L V
Proprietor.
SUNTRANA
HEALY RIVER COAL
Good coal is a kingly
trea&urcs
3ui/it here
I
txont s experiment; ouy coal mat s
certain to please every member of
your household. We sell an honest
ton of coal that will give your fur
nace less trouble and will give yon
more comfort than any fuel you
ever spent your money for.
RANGER SHERMAN DESCRIBES
PROGRAM FOR THE COM
ING SEASON
One of the most important acti
vities of the forest service is the
construction of trails and the
maintenance of those that have
been constructed, stated W. M.
Sherman, ranger in charge of this
district while in Seward yesterday.
The policy of opening up the
country,, with trails that will serve
j both to develop any of the resourc
es and at the same time do the
| most good to serve the largest num
ber of people, as well as supply a
! practical and unobstructed route of
general travel in protective emer
! gencies, has long been of para
| mount importance.
I To this end, thfere has been con
Istructed 76 miles of new trail and
i several miles of old trails have
| been brushed out and made much
! more passable, in the last few
years.
The program for the present sea
son consists of starting the con
struction of a trail from Hope, up
Resurrection creek over the divide,
down Juneau creek to Kenai river,
with a branch trail down Devil
creek to tie onto the Moose Pass
Hope road at Mile 11 of that road.
This trail will facilitate travel,
generally in quite a large territory.
Funds will not be available for the
completion of this project this
year, but a good suBstantial show
ing will be made on its comple
tion by the time the snow flies in
the fall.
The completion of the Virgni
Wermer creek trail that was start
ied last year is planned, which fa
cilitates quicker and easier travel
: on the south side of the Girdwood
valley to the source of both Virgin
land Wermer creeks,
j There wiJJ be considerable main
tenance work done on the differ
ent trails that have formerly been
! constructed. Namely, the Quartz
creek winter mail trail from lower
| Kenai lake to the Moose Pass road,
; the Johnson Pass trail and several
i other small, but important pro
! jects.
ROB POST OFFICE
PEORIA, 111., April 9, (IP)—Cutt- j
■ ing a hole in the steel door of the |
I post office vault at Macomb, 111., j
j 70 miles from here, with an acety
| lene torch and then blowing the j
i lock from an inner door with nitro
glycerine, yeggman obtained more
than $20,000 in cash securities and
stamps and escaped.
The last meeting of the old city
council and the first of the new,
takes place tomorrow night.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All water wheels and water mot
ors mnst be disconnected from the
line of the Seward Water Supply
except are wheel at the Seward
a safety meas
observe it.
H. V. HOBEN
jGateway. This is
jure and you must
PURE UNADULTERATED ICE
’REAM 50 c. PINT $1.00 A QUART,
i Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
—
j FOR SALE—One Buick touring car.
j See Bender, Seward dock.
FOR SALE CHEAP. Buick auto in
good condition. Five passengers
car. Inquire Ogle’s Garage.
WANTED:—Work by hour or the
day, by two colored women. Call
Madison 144.
WANTED—Work by hour or day,
house cleaning, window washing,
or gardening.
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
boy.
USELESS STAMPEDE
llimif BBULDER 91
No actual contraction will begin
on Boulder Dam for 18 months, ac
cording to arrivals in Seward from
he states and the majority of the j
7,000 stampeders now there, will be
hard-put long before that time.
Especially is this rtue when it is
known that announcements have j
been broadcast that there will be '
no water available for irrigation
purposes for eight years. Still, peo- j
/Je are swarming to the town silo: !
-^versing, the usual order of things
by leaving green fields for old.
THE PALACE
John Mattich, proprietor
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
Phone Main 55
Kastman Kodaks ana supplies fat
*ie professional or amateur photo
! rapher. SCHALLERER’S ALASKA
HO*\
—.. 8 POPULAR EAT-1
1NG PLACE
Short orders and regular §L
dinners
A La Carte orders
SEWARD GRILT
Mel Holben
muiiutnuuimifltnmnuntor
COMMERCE
CIGAR f
STORE j
TOBACCO, CANDY, SOFT *
DRINKS, CARDS, POOL
Across the street from the ■
Arcade Building
John Anderson, Prop.
Phone Adams 54
PLANNING TO SAIL OCEAN, COLLAPSIBLE BOAT
♦
Capt. Leonard Greene, of Cambridge, Mass., is mak
ing final preparations for his departure from Miami fc
Beach in his collapsible sailboat, “The Sailfish” for St.
Johns, New Brunswick, Canada, and thence across the
Atlantic ocean to Europe. His boat is only 17-feet long
F»nd is considered non-sinkable. See likeness above.
SEWARD WATER
SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr.
Office, Arcade Building.
Wayne Blue, Agent
Phone Main 81
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Tea After Dip in Surf Fashion s
Latest Wrinkle at Ocean Resorts
a a a
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These dainty little ladies, drinklm
tea between dips In the sea at Santa
Monica. Cal are triplets Anglia
Cla udine. and Claudette are the
pretty names they answer to and they
are the daughter* of Captain Mawby
of the British army who with his wife
has been spending the winter In Cali
fornia. Being little English maids,
they have been brought up on tea
• nd they must have a cup of the -us
taic'ng beverage every few hours dur
ing the day as well as at nreaKfast,1
lunch and dinner. Americans are
gradually acquiring the tea habit
which is univar-al In England and.
during the past winter, the crowds of
wealthy people at the California
•peaches and at Miami. Palm Beach,
and other Florida sea-side resorts
have set the fashion of having tea,
served on the ocean sands After a
plunge ui the surf, a cup of hot tea is
refreshing and invigorating to mind
and body.