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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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DOWN BUT NOT OUT
France officially, has rushed to the defense of the
golden grape and its by-products from fizzing cham
paigne to sparkling burgundy.
“^Ye will take up the defense of wine and undertake
to convince its slanderers of their error,” M. Poincare, the
French Premier, declared recently.
“Naturally, every countiy is free to pass any legisla
tion it desires, but we can not be forbidden to hope that
A me i ica will some day see that, wane is health, courage
and life.
If wine was poisonous, we would have discovered it
The Latins, who have always been wTine drink-!
ers, would have found it out since the days of Homer.
. Fiance w*e have decided to encourage wine drink
ing within the country, and it is to encourage this drink
mg that we have discontinued the taxes on that hygienic
drink. J h
All of which sounds good to us Dry (?) guvs.
FROM ALL PARTS OF U. S.
S.uJents from all over the coun'' v
aro attending the Alaska Collog *
1 «Me are young u.tn and worae” in
Pd lend an ce t r,n. Cal’iornia, Neva?.
New Mexico, ‘Tggn.i, Washington,
Wisconsin and Montana. The presi
c the student body is from Oregon.
three ,brown bears to his
e. George S. Briggs, banker and
big game hunter of Santa Ana, Calif.,
ie . • riied to Juneau two weeks <g >
ho >. „ ?6-clay hunting trip on Chic j
l'-asof and Baranof Islands.
BEAVER SKINS SEIZED
f1 our Alaska beaver skins faced con.
fiscal ion in Seattle recently because
| *^ev had been mailed there without a
: shipping license. The hides, from Chu.
litna, Alaska, were in the custody of
Marshal E. B. Benn.
NEW GAME LAWS AT HAND
The 1928.29 law.s and regulations
relating ,to game and land fur bear
ing animals and birds in Alaska,
were received in Seward in the last
mail from the Juneau headquarters!
of the Alaska Game Commission.
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SEATTLE*
NO CUTTER AVAILABLE
President Leon Urbach, of the Sew
ard Chamber of Commerce, received
a telegram yesterday from Capt. C. S.
Cochran, commander of the Bering
Sea patrol, in answer to an invita.
■fcion sent him, that no vessel will be
available to send to the Port of Sew.
ard to “assist you in celebration of
Independence Day".
This has been the case for years
even when invitations have been ex.
tended a year in advance. Cordova is
more fortunate, however, as a cutter
is generally to be found at that port
on the 4th of July, every year.
Mr. Urbach said he regretted very
the cutters here this year as an ex.
much the inability of having one of
ceptionally fine program of events
are being prepared which he felt cer.
tain wiuld have been the source of j
considerable pleasure to officers and I
crew alike. )
MISS HAWKINS ON LINFR
Miss Virginia Hawkins, daugLP<rof
Seward’s business magnate. T. W.
Hawkins, is a returning paaseng- '-jn
tile steamer Aleutian. Miss Hawkins
has been residing with her moMia in
the states for some time, and expects
make an extensive visit with her d id
FINE POINT ON MOTORING
BROCKTON, Mass. June 15, (#»)—
Sitting at the steering wheel of an
automobile does not constitute driving
even if another motor car is pushing:
the machine, a court here rules.
AT CHURCH SUNDAY:
I
1. Song by all, “Tell Me the Old
Old Story.”
2. Responsive Reading, “Childhood
and Youth.”
3. Prayer.
4. Song, “Open the Door for the
Children.”
5. Recitation, “Sunshine,” by Her
man Lierer.
6. Recitation, “Three Little Rose
Ducts,” Mollie Hannon, Dona Peder
son and Betty Malutin.
7. Song, “Jesus Bids Us Shine.”
8. Recitation, “When Spring is
Here,” Otto Lierer.
9. Recitation,“Spring,” Janis Trim.
10 Song, “Beautiful, the Little
Hands.”
11. Recitation, “My Garden of
Dreams,” Patsy Hannon.
12. Five-minute address.
13. Song, “I would be a Little Sun
Beam.”
11. Recitation, . “A Garden,” by
Mable Ellis.
15. Recitation, “Little Out door
People,” Gerald Roberts, Francis
Shea, Graham Trim, Mary Malutin.
Billy Fairweather and Teckla Haken
s >a.
16. Song, “Jesus Loves Me.”
17. Recitation, “Journey of the
Raindrops,” Grace Johnson.
18. Offering.
19. Song by all, “In the Garden.”
20. Benediction.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all tc attend his .special service at
the Seward Community church Sun
day morning at 11 o’clock.
Thomas Philip Graham,
Minister.
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