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OP SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
Published daily except Sunday by
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PLAYING THE GAME
Many rules for the government of varying phases of
human conduct have been laid down, and all of them have
been broken. Still it isn’t a bad idea to think about some
of them occasionally, and if possible give them a trial.
An exchange prints a few ,attributed to Walter John
son, famed pitcher of the Washington Senators, and while
they particularlv apply to the game of baseball, the prin
ciples enunciated are equallv applicable to the game of
life in general. Johnson says:
“Play fair; be on the level.
“Have resuect for discipline.
“Never alibi for failure accept the breaks of the game
as they come.
“Grit your teeth and bear down when things look
toughest.
“Live cleanly.
“Don’t criticize fellow players.
“Never quit!”
Aimee’s latest hymn is: “I’ll love you when your
money’s gone, but I won’t be with you.”
Now it is a California movie queen who is facing the
barrier as a result of her alleged paramour eliminating
an inconvenient husband. It would seem about time for
the game commissions to declare a closed season on this
kind of sport.
Those who growl about the school tax should find
comfort in thinking about the fellow who has to pay ali
mony.
Americanism: Fighting England for liberty and
then creating a lot of legislators to take it away from us.
It’s getting so one can’t save the country without be
ing investigated.
Two Texas cornet players were sent to jail. Probab
ly as a result of a toot.
The gasoline tax hits the motorist, who in turn hits
the pedestrian.
A health expert believes that business men should
have three months rest. And the man who tries to buy a
pair of shoes believes that manufacturers should get life.
to
pay bills lyi*
check!
AN ACCURATE check is kept on ex
^ penditures—no more duplicate pay
ment of bills—and an invaluable aid for
keeping a budget. Start an account
now.
Bank oi Seward
Resources
ESTABLISHED 1905
MPT. BERGER'S BOUT
ARRIVES FROM SEATRl
Transfer of the motorship Discov.
erer, which arrived from Seattle last
evening, will be made from the own
ers Mr. and Mrs. A1 Walton to Capt,
H. Berger today. The staunch and
comfortable looking craft has excel
lent lines and that it is a fine boat
is attested by the fact the run north
'from Seattle, including stops at vari
ous ports, was made in 11 days.
The owners came north with the
boat, also a pilot and two others,
making a crew of live. Weather
conditions were splendid, it is re
ported, and the engine purred along
as steadily as a clock.
As has been stated previously the
boat will be used in the local service
'operating on regular schedule to
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Nuka Bay, Illiamni Bay and Cook
Inlet points. Charters will also be
accepted.
The Discoverer is 60 feet in length,
has a 14 foot beam, six foot draft, is
i of 21 ton3 net and is powered with
|a 60 h. p. Fairbanks Morse deisel
engine. Comfortable passenger ac
comodations for at least 20 are ar
ranged with possible room for an ad
ditional 10. A crew of three will
1 man the boat which is required by
I the law for a vessel of this size.
ATTENTION FIREMEN
At 9:30 o’clock tomorrow morning
(Sunday) all members of the volun
teer fire department are requested
to check in at the fire hall. A large
acreage of grass is to be burned over
on the other side of the Third ave.
bridge and it is imperative all mem
bers assist.
Signed—ROBERT GUEST,
Fire Chief.
"PISTOL” PETE BETTER
The condition of "Pistol” Pete, who
suffered a stroke of paralysis yester
day while engaged at his work of
mending nets at the San Juan Fish
ing & Packing cold storage plant,
was reported to be improved at noon
today with every chance for the
oldtimer’s fast recovery.
URGES BUSINESS MEN
REST THREE MONTHS
HOLLYWOOD, Fla.. April 30. (JP)
—Three months vacation every year
s the prescription for the business
man to take if he would live longer
and be more successful, says Dr.
George H. Simmons, for 25- years edi
tor of the American Medical Journal.
A man should be satisfied with
ordinary successes, take time off to
live and not be always scrambling
for more gold, he advises. Every
man is due a vacation, the editor
adds, ifJ he has worked steadily for
nine months.
FOR SALE
Ford roadster at cost $580.85. See
Patterson.
The S. S. Northwestern was sched
uled to arrive from the South at 4
o’clock this afternoon, according to
the latest report prior to going to
press.
Don’t miss the Pageant tomorrow
at 2:30 p. m. at the Liberty theatre.
Give mother a gift box of
Helen Ardelle or Pig’n Whis
tle candy on Mother’s day,
May 8, as a symbol of your
love. Candy Cottage.
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LIBERTY
THEATER
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' TONIGHT—TWO SHOWS 7 AND 9
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j That Popular Player
ROD LA ROQUE
in
A Melodramatic Comedy Laughs and Thrills
A Funny Tragedy of Liquor Smugglers
The Best Kind of Entertainment
MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE heads the support
ing Cast
And there is also a roaring two-reel Comedy
“THE TOURIST”
SUNDAY ONLY
Blanche Sweet, Jack Mulhall and Hobart Bosworth
in a very interesting eight-reel story of Ameri
cans in Europe
‘THE FIB CRY"
By tiie new director genius, Balboni
PATHE NEWS
Vegetables
AUR Vegetables are always fresh and
^ choice. They are shipped to us direct
—and we always price them low enough to
dispose of them quickly. This assures
freshess.
Seward Trading Co.
Inc.
For courteous service phone Main 135, day or night.
SEWARD WATER &
POWER COMPANY
SEWARD, ALASKA
'Good Water a Necessity in Every Home
99
John Nelson, Mgr.
Office, Arcade Building.
Wayne Blue, Agent
Phone Main 17
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Builders’ Supplies