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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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DRAWING THE^ LINE
Both sides to a bitterly fought issue like prohibition
are at times bound to present hair-splitting arguments
due to undue fervor for their respective causes. Such a,
one has come to light in the protest of the association
against the Prohibition Amendment to the Anti-Saloon
League that S. Kresge’s gift of a large sum of money to
the dry cause was inconsistent. The objection raised
was that “accessories for making beer, wine and other
concoctions” were sold over Kresge’s counters.
Well, you can get dry figs in nearly every grocery;
ladles to “stir the mash” at your nearest hardware any
respectable plumber will rig up coils for your still; and
if you really are in earnest you might borrow the wine
glasses from any first class church that believes in the
Communion. Hair-splitting arguments will never set
tle any great question.
A successful town is made by men, not by locatiion!
The old flivver is ashamed to look the new one in the
radiator.
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IPs strange how much the world's statemen are
thinking about “unthinkable” wars.
Samson was one of the earliest big advertisers and
got amazing results by using two columns.
This week’s song hit: “I Believe In Evolution When
I Think Of You.”
Fools rush in where wise men keep their heads.
“Here Comes The Bride” must have been written by
the judge of a divorce court.
No wise divorcee of this day and age will ask for
alimony for clothes based on the square yard.
Basketball
Alaska College
vs
S. A. C.
Two Games Only
Sunday and Monday
ALSO PRELIMINARY GAMES
ORIENTM. SCHEME IN
OECdTIHG FOR BILL
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The S. A. C. hall is, at the present
time, shot full of holes owing to the
decorating committee, of the Seward
Volunteer Fire department, taking
charge and preparing it for the super
masque ball Saturday night, the an-i
nual New Year’s Eve dance. Oriental
in design, the scheme of the "nifty” j
decorating artists is wonderful, so
say the fortunate who have had the i
opportunity of looking over the plans, j
Arrivals from Cordova yesterday on !
the S. S. Admiral Watson say that up
to the time of departure for the port
of Seward nothing new had been re-,
ceived from the power boat Pioneer j j
which has been missing for two weeks j |
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Mrs. Boehm and children, residents i
! of Seward for the TSlst two years, are |
planning to move soon out to Tunnel j
| where Mr. Boehm has been stationed
for the past two weeks.
Assistant U. S. District Attorney
Ellis returned to his local offices last
evening from the Inlet
Seward schools resume next Tues
day morning which marks the end
of the holiday vacation.
The steam heat plant for the Sew
ard hotel, which was expected to ar
rive from the States last week, did
not show up, reports proprietor Oscar
| Dahl, but he looks for it on the S. S.
Alaska.
G. R. Flynn, Katalla oil man, who
arrived in Seward yesterday from the
/South, continued on North today.
Pile driving Work on the new bridge
j at Woodrow was to have begun yes
terday, according to the local report
HERE OVER NEW YEAR
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Mr. and: Mrs. P. Sather, who arrived
in Seward two days ago from their
blue fox island in Nuka bay, are re
maining over the New Year. Forty
pair of the finest specimens of blue
fox were shipped to the States.
£ ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Electon of officers of the Seward
- American Legion Post will take
(place in the Seward Grill Friday
night between 7 and 8 o’clcok.
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RENEE ADOREE—RALPH GRAVES
IN
“ Blarney
AN EXTRA FINE PRIZE RING STORY
What the “Covered Wagon’’ was to the early
West-bound pioneei—What “The Iron Horse”
was to early railroad construction, the picture
“Blarney” is to the art of prize-fighting.
A wonderful picture of old-time sporting events
when John L. Sullivan was champion of the
world. A very interesting and thrilling love
story runs thru the picture, but the main inter
est is the correct historical representation of
old time sports. Nothing like it has been shown
before. From the famous Saturday Evening
Post story of a short time ago.
And there will be a two reel comedy starring
Charlie Bowers in
“GONE AGAIN
Also a beautiful Pathe Review.
New Ford Cars and
Trucks
LIST PRICES F. O. B. DETROIT
PHAETON $395; ROADSTER $385;' CHASSIS $325; COUPE
$495; SPORT COUPE, RUMBLE SEAT, STANDARD, $550;
TUDOR SEDAN $495; FORDOR SEDAN $570; ROADSTER
WITH PICKUP BODY $395; TRUCK CHASSIS $460; DUAL
HIGH TRANSMISSION TRUCK CHASSIS EXTRA PRICE TO
BE ANNOUNCED LATER; TRUCK CAB $85; EXPRESS
BODY $55; STAKE BODY $65; PLATFORM BODY $50;
STARTERS NOW STANDARD EQUIPMENT ON TRUCK'
WHICH WILL HAVE TON AND ONE-HALF RATING; 30 X 5
TIRES ON FRONT, 32 X 6 ON REAR; STANDARD EQUIP
MENT ON ALL TRUCK JOBS; BUMPERS FRONT AND
REAR ALL CARS $15 PER SET EXTRA; SPARE WIRE
WHEEL STANDARD EQUIPMENT.
Seward Machine Shop
After business hours call Jack Shea, Madison 31.
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TOMORROW’S TIDE
First high water
Second high water
First low water
Second low water
4:58 a. m
4:26 p. m.
10:38 a. m,
11:06 p. m
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