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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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IT’S NEVER TOO LATE
If there should be another change in the management of
" the Alaska Railroad in the near future we would offer
this advice to the new chief; that he bring up a nice large
broom with him and start sweeping beginning at the top.
And if he or the present management should want to
know on whom to start we would also be able to give him
some views on that score.
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SYDNEY, Australia, June 10, (Jp)—|
Tlie 7.S00 mile flight across the Paci
fic ended when the Southern Cross'
with it’s crew of four landed at 3:08|
Sunday afternoon, or 9:08 Saturday!
night, Pacific Coast time. The last
hop from Brisbane to Sydney, a dis-’
taoce of 500 miles, took five hours:
and eight minutes.
TWO MEN INJURED
Guns TuruQuist, longshoreman
.differed a broken cartilage of the '
ni^Lh rib yesterday when he was hit j
in the back by a sling on the S. S.
Alaska. Wm. Gorta, was also struct j
1 y the sling and received a minor in j
:ciy to an arm. Dr. Baughman treaf-j
oj both.
!N CHARGE OPERATIONS
Bnroute to Red Fox Bay to assume
barge of herring packing operations
"jr S. Feinson, J. Edwards leaves
town on the first Westbound vesse1.
Edwards is one of the best known
, |
herring men in the country and for j
teany year has been operating in j
Prince William Sound areas.
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GREAT BUNCH FELLOWS
Space does not permit today in
Riving a writeup ot tlie Unalga en
tertainment at the Liberty theater'
c" Saturday evening. The orchestra,
the song bird and the dancer are In
a class by themselves and pleased
the large audience throughout the
entire program.
The S. S. Redondo i due to ar
live in port early this evening from
the South.
Mr. Coman, interested with Henry
Emard in the Anchorage cannery, al
so in the I-Iemrick plant, accom
panied by Mrs. Coman, were arrivals
in Seward Saturday from the Soufh
LOCAL ARRIVALS
Incoming local arrivals on the
steamer Alaska Saturday were:
M. E. Le Blanc, Mrs. A. Bell, C. F.
Wilson, J. A. Lamson, W. N. Maher,
A. O. Bergseth, John Newmarker, L.
Vestal, Capt. Geo. Tyler, Miss I. Aalto,
Mrs. H. C. Hehnes, C. F. Rhind, F. J.
Becker, C. F. Lane, Miss E A. Rehm,
Frank Douglas, W. T. Crawford Jr.,
A. Berthold, Mrs. Berthold, E. Berth
old, J. M. Regan, Ruth Miller Staats,
K. E. Kohler.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Will be located in the Van Gilder hotel from
next Thursday to Saturday
CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS AT ONCE
Every one is urged to take advantage of this
opportunity to be properly fitted by a specialist
DR. JAMES SENDER
Registered Eyesight Specialist
CLOSE TO 400 TRAVELERS ON BIG
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM.
PANY LINER
SEATTLE, June 11, {£>)—'The S. S.
Aleutian of the Alaska Steamship Co.,[
sailed from Seattle Saturday for the
North with 371 passengers. The Sew-;
ard list of reservations included the'
following:
E. f. Schreiber, Mr. Eiaton, P. A.
Radcliffe, J. A. Hazelet, A. T. Payne, ^
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Elder, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Frank, Miss Maxham, Miss
Krogh, Miss Clark, B. A. Haldeman,
Lolo Wilson, Miss Agrew, Miss Roess.
ler, L. K. Platt, D. K. Piroutck, E. F.j
Piroutek, R. D. McCarthy, A. S.
i
Krause, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Sorenson,'
Miss Hall.
Mrs. Peroutek, Mrs. Bodle, Mrs.!
Eager, Mr. and Mrs. C. Solov, Mr.'
and Mrs. C. C. Thompson, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Beldon, Mrs. Dobbins
and two children, J. N. Pool, S. Pool,
Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Bell, Mrs. Nusfaumer, Miss Gaerl,
| Mrs. Eggleson and son.
Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Soule,
Mr. and Mrs. James Chitter, Frank
Reed, Mrs. King, Miss Hawkins, Mrs.
| Berbiner, Miss Foster, Mr. Berbiner,
Mrs. Chitter, Mrs. Darling, Miss Dun- j
lap, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Walls, Mr. and
Mrs. Ansel Easton, Mr. and Mrs.
G. L. Hickey, Miss Baker, Miss Der
oehe, Mrs. Session Mrs. Jensen,
James Criswell Dodge and Mrs. Dodge.
Mrs. Hunter, Miss Godde, Miss
Lloyd, Miss Dobbins, Mary Vashon,.
Frances Gilman and sister, Mrs.!
Smith, Mrs. Forster, M. P. Eggleston,
I W. E. Eggleston, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Moteagle, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitney,
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Moore, Miss Elppo,
i
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vangel, Miss Craw
; ford, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Mathews,
Mr. and Mrs. William Fair, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Reber, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Youns, Helen Larson, Mrs. Hyde, K.j
W. Maddock, Miss Obay, Mi*s. Machinj
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Butler, Mrs. Grin-1
nell, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Crawell,
Bernice Cross we 11, Qertrude Orpss
well, Mrs. Wilbur, A. P. Abbe, Miss
Dickerson, Mrs. Dickerson, W. Neimi,'
R. Willis, C. Franklin, Earl Parsons,
Mrs. Billings, Miss Grant, James
Clakins, John Gray, and 19 steerage.
RECOMMEND TRIF^
Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Los Angeles,;
disembarked from the Admiral Evans
here upon its arrival in port last
evening and are proceeding to Fair
banks where they will take the river
boat to Dawson thence to Skagway
and return to Seattle via Sitka. They
too, are delighted with their trip, and
recommend that everyone should in
clude the trip to Kodiak in their
schedule.
Mr. Dick Lemcke, real estate broker
of Seattle, is on the way hack to Seat
tle on the Admiral Evans. He says
he has had the most enjoyable vaca
: tion of his life. He recommends the
trip to Alaska for any “tired business
man”.
As is usual on Westward trips of
I the S. S. Admiral Evans* a dance was
staged at Seldovia.
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EASTMAN AGENTS, Schallerer’s
| Alaska Shop.
WE DELIVER ANY TIME OF DAY
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LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O'CLOCK
ONE SHOW — f O'CLOCK
MAY MURRAY - CONWAY TEARLE
In the clever comedy drama
“ Alters
of
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Story laid in Paris and Virginia. This is the
best thing Miss Murray has done since “The
Merry Widow”. It’s rich all the way through.
An interesting story full of comedy.
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