FORT OF MISSING MEN
J. F. Feltges, served with Company
<!., 158 *th Infantry as billeting ser
geant in France.Was one of the honor
ary Secretary for President Wlson in
France, and interpreter for Secretary
Hoover. Discharged from army at El
•Paso, Tex. sJFive feet eight inches tall,
about 157 lbs., bine eyes and brown
hair. Last heard from in 1920 work
ing on R. R. bridge crew near Tuscon,
Ariz. His buddy, R. E. McIntosh, 201
Eaton Street, Liberty. Ind., has some
good news for him.
S. O. Rreedman, of Chitina, is back
from a visit to the States, and brought
word to Cordova that already 300 peo
ple are booked to make the Richard
Hon highway trip this year. Travel
will begin about June 9.
A-1 meat and nothing else in the
Frye.Bruhn Meat Manket.
VICTROLAS
Seward people appreciate good
music. A pleasing combination
is VICTOR RECORDS PLAYED
ON A VICTOR VICTROLA. We j
handle Victor instruments exclu- j
sively Express shipments of Vic
; tor records received EVERY week
j thereby insuring you the latest
music when it is popular in the
States.
ELWYN S WET MAN
MAGNIFICENT PLAT
! ST LIBERTY THESTRE
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| Those attending the theatre last
(night were treated to a very fine pro
{duction. It is a picture that everyone
should see if for.nothing else than the
educational value. “The Vanishing
American” occupied so large a share
in the early history of our country
that ever} body should know some
what about the different stages of the
| decline.
There could be no more forceful and
| clear presentation of our association
with the Red man than this photoplay
gives.
There is the added value of a fine
story, and fint^ scenery. That of the
Cliff Dwellers is worth the price of
admission alone and presents a most
interesting living picture of that age.
The drama of the play, does not de
velop to the absorbing stage until well
past the middle but then comes in
strong and holds the atention until
the very end, a most beautiful climax.
NO TRAIN IN OR OUT
There will be no train from the In
teriod tonight nor out of Seward for
the North tomorrow morning, reports
the local office of the Alaska Railroad.
No reason is given for the cancellation
but it is thought storm conditions,
northern and southern divisions, has
halted traffic. T^ie ’next train for
the Interior will depart next Monday
morning.
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A heavy north gale was sweeping
Anchorage this morning.
At Tunnel six inches of snow and a
heavy gale was blowing this morning, i
At Mile 45 today there was three in
ches of snow across the tracks and
drift-snow was piling up.
r0R HIRE or charter—Gasboat Stan
ley—15 tons net—Capt. Jack Wil
kanson, Seldovia, Alaska.
—SOFT AS WOOL!-WARM AS FUR!—
Wears like leather—looks like buckskin—washes
BE AU—TI—FUL—LY!
Sheds Rain! Defies Wind!
No Fading! No Shrinking!
WEARS FOR YEARS
Color—Buck — skin Tan
Price $5.75
Urbach's
Tailored to order suits, think
of it! And a wider range of those
snappy patterns you have been
wanting.
The Spring patterns are un
surpassable and far more beaut
iful than last year.
There is a distinction you en
joy when you wear a
Suit tailored for you.
Many have given their or
der; don’t wait until Spring.
Men’s Den’t.
Madison Adams 80
BROWN & HAWKINS GORP.
“Quality First” At All Times Seward, Alaska.
INGRIMS OUT SATURDAY
Mr. Ingrim, head of the Bureau ofj j
Public Roads activities in this area j j
for the past season, accompanied by j ]
Mrs. Ingrim, depart for Juneau Sat-j !
urday where they will remain until j
earlv spring when they return again. !
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Patrick Gildea has been appointed
referee in bankruptcy for the Southern
district of the First Division.
A riot was created at Craig recently
when a gang of extract drinkers went
wild. '
One of the rare collection of manus
cripts in the Alaska Museum at Ju
neau is one of the original writings
of Father Veniaminoff, covering the 1
Unalaska district.
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Jack Flowers expects to move his
bakery some time this week to the
Capt. Johansen building on Fourth
Ave.
Twenty citizens of Seward have
registered todate at the City Clerk’s
office for the coming municipal elec
tion.
Divorces were granted at Anchor
age last week to Charles Lake and
Sam Panatonni.
A Kimball pipe organ is being in
stalled in the Coliseum theater at Ju
neau.
See our window. Seward
Trading Co.
Regular $1.00 Boy Scout
Book special .35 c. three for
$1.00. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
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THE PALACE !
John Mattich, Prop.
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
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Phone Main 55 » !
THE PANHANDLE
Soft Drinks and Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
CARD TABLES
J. A. Eamon
Proprietor
Phone • *:* Madison 54
Next Door to Liberty Theater
.NEW AND SECOND-HAND
GIBS FOB SUE
at
OGLE’S GARAGE
Oils and Gasoline, General
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle, Prop. Phone Madiso^ 66
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HARDWARE , STOVES , RANGES
Electric Lamps from 10 to 150 -candle-power
SHEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Snow shoes and ice creepers
Colman lamps and lanterns
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
•Phone Madison 87
Seward
Alaska