GEORGE THOMAS REID
PASSES AWAY SEATTLE
SEATTLE, Nov. 30. (&)—George
Thomas Reid, vice-president ^nd
Western counsel for the Northern Pa
cific, died suddenly of heart failure.
He was formerly associated in law
(practice with Jamies Wickersham, Al
aska Congressional delegate.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
ONE AT NIGHT
NEXT DAY BRIGHT
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THOUSANDS OF MILES
COVERED OR VOYAGE
DOVER, ROW IR PORT
Captain S. T. Whitlam, master of
M. S Boxer, Bureau of Education
vessel which arrived in port this morn
ing from Bering sea and tiie Arctic,
set a mark the past season which the
veteran skippers of Alaskan waters
will have to go some to excell. Upon
the Boxer’3 arrival in Seattle, about
December 10, Captain Whitlam will
have completed a five months voyage
in Northern waters during which
time he navigated the sturdy little
motorship a distance of approximate
ly 20,000 miles. Well over 60 ports
and villages were called at where
freight, mostly foodstuffs, were dis
charged
The Boxer arrived in port last nite
at 5:30 o'clock anchoring off the San
Juan dock until this morning when
it moved over to the Seward dock.
Forty reindeer carcasses were dis
charged and following taking on oil
and picking up of ship-mail, Captain
Whitlam sailed for Seattle at an
early hour this afternoon. In South
eastern Alaska the vessel will call In
at Juneau, Ketchikan, Petersburg and
Wrangell.
WATSON DUE 1 A. M.
The S. S ADmiral Watson, of the
Pacific Steamship company, will ar- |
rive in port from -the South at 1 A.
M., according to a wireless received
today by the local office. The Wat
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son goes Westward from Seward
sailing South next wek.
STARR DUE MONDAY
The Steamer Starr, Captain Johan-j
son, will arrive in port from the ;
Westward either on Monday or Tues.;
day, according to a message received |
today from the vessel. The Starr- ar
rivd at Unalaska yesterday morning J
and left last evening for Seward.
NAUGHTY CHICAGO GIRL
CHICAGO, Nov. 30. (^)-Two Lady j
Godivas appeared at an Arts Ball. (
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One was of wax and one was real. .
But the stage hands moved the seen- i
ery about with such speed that very j
few in the audience knew what it
was all about.
Lucky says: The change
in the weather makes one
feel good, the same as the
change in your pocket book
does, thru your savings in
Lucky’s low prices.
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Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
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Phone Madison 87 Seward^
Alaska
ANNOUNCEMENT
Announcement is made today that j
Dr. C. E. Alcorn, of the Seward Gen
ial HospiUl, is now prepared to
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jrescribd and treat cases pertaining
:6 the eye, ear nose and 'throat.”
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MANTHEYS OPEN OFFICE
Man they & Son, local coal and
wood dealers, have opened a down
town office in the old location of the
O. K. barber shop, next door to the
Overland hotel. * . - -
Weather Strips at J. L. Graef.