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Hof man’s Rooming
House
THE BELMONT
FOR LABORING MEN
Call Adams 126 for Labor
SEWARD. ALASKA
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i Richard Bock, tor years one ot the I
best known bakers in the Territory, j
and formerly of Seattle, was among j
the arrivals Saturday from Juneau j
mil has assumed charge of the Sew- J
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jard Bakery shops. Mrs. George j
iSchmitt, proprietress of the business, i
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I feels highly gratified she was for
tunate in securing the services of*
Mr. Bock for he has a splendid rep- j
utation as a master baker.
Mr. Wagner, who has been manag
ing the bakery during Mrs. Schmitt’s
{absence, accompanied by his family.
! plans departing for his Anchorage,
jbome next Thursday.
BIRD IS TALK OF TOWN
PHILADELPHIA, May 2. (£>)—A
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Chinese merchant here is Lie proud j
'possessor o:' a parrot ianious locally*
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i for its garrulousness. No one but |
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;t'ne owner can understand Polly’s
'chatter, however, for she speaks
'hinese.
HUGE THEATRICAL MERGER
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2. (JP)~
One of the greatest theatrical merg
ers on record was announced as
ompleted here yesterday. The com
bine involves about $250,000,000 and
touches the entire West coast.
Toilet articles, perfumes, hair
brashes, combs etc. Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.
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The Blue Shop
NEW, SMART, ECONOMICAL COATS
HATS, NOVELTIES—EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES IN
FEW COATS
BREAD AND BUTTER PICKLES I
Have the Home-Made Flavor h
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WE AIM to sell only the best meats—ten
" der, full flavored cuts, at reasonable
prices.
Carstens Paekird Co.
CLIFF RCFOHBR. Mur pj ] MAIN 130
WHOLESALE AND RLi’AIL
TO OUT-GUESS PUBLIC
IS THIS MIN'S JOB
HOUSTON, Texas May 2. (/P)—
A new profession known as "public ;
guesser" has been created here by j
Carl B. Frazier, traffic manager of I
the Houston Electric Company. Each J
day Frazier stations men at street j
corners to check the number of per-1
sons who get on and off the street
cars. He then charts the figures, !
thriking an average on which he at- ;
tempts to distribute the cats in ac
cordance with traffic density. Some
times the public out guesses him.
"My job is like matching coins
with the public,” he said. "1 have to
out-guess them by having cars where
I think the passengers are going to i
be. I try to figure out when the
public will come down town and
when it will go home. Sometimes ,
I miss it, and then a lot of people I
have to wait for cars.”
COLORADO BEETS ALL
DENVER, May 2. (£>)—Although
i principally known as a mining state,
Colorado now leads the nation in
production of sugar beets.
BABIES NOW “PARKED
I LONDON, May 2. (JP)—Parking
facilities with attendants for bab;:-.
and perambulators have been arran?
ed lor a new cinema in,Edmonton, a
i London borough.
RARE ROMAN COINS FOUND
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt, May 2. (-Pi
—A hoard of 60 gohi coins of the
Roman Empire, minted in the sec
ond century, lias been discovered by
the University of Michigan expedi
tion.
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her away.
Cross-examination will be taken up
later in the day, with the prosecution
trying to sheet holes in a not too per
fect story she has told. Her defense
scored several telling jolts by prov
ing that several of the statements in
Mrs. Snyder’s confession, which was
given by the State as facts, were
probably and quite palpably errors,
thus discrediting the entire document.
CONTRADICTS STORY
NEW YORK, May 2. (/Pi—In a con
tradiction to Mrs. Snyder’s story, the
confession of Henry Judd Gray, which
was read in court yesterday, told a
blood-curdling tale of the murder of
Albert Snyder by Gray and Mrs. Sny
der. The confession related! how Mrs.
Snyder belabored her husband with a
heavy sash weight when she thought
he still lived, and stated that Mrs.
Snyder must have fastened the wire
around his neck, which resulted in
strangulation.
It was brought out that Mrs. Sny
der had made a half dozen attempts
on her husband’s life previous to the
successful attack. The confession
charged Mrs. Snyder with having
forced Gray into the murder by threat
ening to disclose his intimate rela
tions to her husband.
Throughout the day Gray was sunk
in thought, apparently a broken man,
but Mrs. Snyder kept up an air of
bravado, shaking her head to confirm
or deny details in the testimony and
)cc.:s;onally giving vent to outbursts
of anger.
Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens
and pencils. Schallerei’s Alaska Shop.
j Eastman kodoks and supplies.
J Sehallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Urbach Says
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is blue coat with light col
ored flannel trousers and
patent leather Oxfords, in
terwoven black silk socks.
Yes, we have a new assort
ment of trousers in latest
patterns and priced very
reasonable.
COPYRIGHT «Y
iWTfcftAOvrN 8TOCKIRG CO
Urbach’s
CASH IS KING
HOTEL |
OVERLAND j
MEL A. HORNER
Manager
SEWARD ALASKA |
On the Main Street (j
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VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
•TEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
STEP-IN BARBER SHOP
HARRY BOWERS, Proprietor
BEAUTY PARLOR IN CONNECTION, CON
DUCTED BY MRS. BOWERS
BEAUTY AND THE BOB
VOU can’t minimize the importance of keeping the,
1 hair well groomed And you can’t exaggerate
our abilities as hair bobbers and marcellers. One
appointment is convincing.
PERMANENT WAVING, MARCELLING,
WATER WAVE, SHAMPOO