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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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SEWARD APPRECIATES VISIT
Seward feels honored this week with the extended!
visit of E. P. Ziegler, artist, formerly of Cordova but for
three years past maintaining his studio in Seattle. Every
day spent here thus far has been filled with rain but it is
fervently hoped the skies may clear so that Mr. Ziegler
may obtain a look, at least, of this "this jewel in a perfect
setting/
A doctor says one woman in 10 is bow-leged. A
statement which may be checked up with little trouble.
If the mining industry ofAlaska is given the same
opportunity as other industries, thousands of men would
be profitable employed.
KNOW PUBLIC, IS RULE OF WOMAN EDITOR
Mrs. Alice Ce-ssage carries on a*t her desk in the office of the Rapid
City, S. *D., Journal, the publication of th*3 newspaper wihich she helped
her irrsband ablish nearly 50 years ago.
HERBERT HOOVER
JOINT EXCURSION
SEMO-ANCUOfllCE j
TO TUNNEL AUGUST 2?j
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Impetus was given th'a proposed ex.
eursion to Tunnel, when at the: Cham,
her of Commerce luncheon yesterday,
the subject was favorably commented
U'pon by Captain O. A. Johansen, H. S.:
Balderston, Ehvyn Swetmann and oth
ers describe it, 0n the Alaska Rail, j
tary Hopkins was instructed to com.!
muni cat© with 't.be Alaska Railroad
and 4ho Anchorage Chamber of Com.
mrrce with a vi'ew of bringing the
event about.
The excursion, if arranged, will af
ford r1! Sowp.rdUes an opportunity
to see or.*2 of the world's most scenic
stretches of railroad, as world travel,
ers describe it, on the Alaska Raili
road between Seward annd Tunnel.
Mr. Sweek, local agent for the Rail,
road, when approached on the subject
of 'the ‘excursion, stated that he be
lieved the train could leave Seward
about 8 a. m. arriving at Tunnel
about noon. The Anchorage excur
sionists arriving there at the same
time. As the returning train would
not leave Tunnel untli 4:30 p. m. the
four and one.half stopover would be
ample tirr.'o for picnicking, sight see.
ing etc. Mr. Sweek also thought that
the one way fare of S3.50, if sufficient
tickets could be sold, would cover the
cost of the roundtrip. /
As August 22, the proposed date,
falls on Wednesday, and there will
t‘3 no Admiral Line boat in port, it
is thought that a large attendance cap
be assured.
VETERAN TRAVELERS I
Young veterans of many tours to §
various parts of the world, were i
Mrs. J. Leighton and Miss Edith \
Leggitt, of New York City, arriving :
cn the S. S. Watson this morning. It §
is Miss Leggitt’s second trip, she l
having visited Dawson last year. |
“But this year,’’ she said, “I want l
fo see more of Alaska.” They were |
routed to McKinley National Park <
for four days.
TEACHER RETURNS
Miss E. Von Scheele of Afognaiv |
returning from normal school hi jj
Washington to teacli at Kodiak, ar- g
rived on the S. S. Watson. VIiss Van |
Schee* ' a daughter of one of the g
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pioneer families of Alaska and has |
many friends along the coast towns. *
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RETIRED MINING MAN *1
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Worth an I 1
their son Junior and daughter Miss =
Edith Rehfich, all of Burlingham, ar- |
rived on the Admiral Watson, for i
the trip down the Yukon to Skagway. |
Mr. Worth is a retired mining man l
well known in the southwest.
FIRST VOTE FOR AL
Mrs. F. Hagen and hdr daughter
Miss M. E. Hagen, of Bakersfield,
Calif., were on tlhe list of the Admiral
Watson, routed thru to Kodiak on th«e
coast trip. The Hagens are well
known property owners of Bakers,
field, holders of large oil acreage from
which they receive large royalties. At
a gathering on th»e ship to take a
straw vote on presidential candidates,
Mrs. Hagen was first on her feet to
votet for A1 Smith. The vote for Hoo.
ver was not recorded.
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Mrs. W. Sumi, of Fairbanks, widow
of one of the pioneers arrived on
the Admiral Watson this morning.
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Frye-Brubn’s Baby Beef Is unex
celled.
LIBERTY
THEATER
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TONIGHT ONLY-8 O’CLOCK SHARP--TONIGHT ONLY
SPECIAL — SPECIAL — SPECIAL
JOHN GILBERT- JOAN CRAWFORD
ERNEST TORRENCE
in the big sea feature
‘‘Twelve Miles Out
A thrilling story of the East Coast, giving you
a true-to-life picture of
RUM RUNNERS AND HIJACKERS
The yacht used, is one confiscated from a well
known rum-runner gang. The wonderful scenes
of the chase were staged with the help of the
government revenue snips.
A tremendous picture of law-breakers fighting
among themselves for revenge, and mastery of
the illegal trade, and in the end destroyed by
the law officers. No soft romance about this,
but a true account of the murderous viscious
ness of the present smuggling game on the At
lantic Coast.
THREE OF THE GREATEST STARS
SOME WONDERFUL ACTING
There will be a Fox News with it
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Note: Admission will be 50c and 25c
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SEWARD WATER
SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA - §
“Gorni Water a Necessity in Every Home”
I John Nelson, Mgr. W;wne Blue, Agent |
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 81
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OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxes
Gabriel Santos
Proprietor and Chef
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Fjrst class work done at the Beauty Shop
Shampoo.$1.00 Finger Wave $1.25
Manicure .75 Marcel..$1.25
Paper Curling Facials
Madison 113 for appointments
Violet A. Hardy
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Friends of M. P. Roark, of Cordo
a, will be grieved to learn that he
eceived the sad news of his s">j,
Tank, age nine, having downed
ear Sunnyside, Wash., whe.’t he
ras staying with his aunt.
SCYTHES AND SNATHS AT J. L.
iRAEF. v 7?
Have you heard the new
“Okeh” records at Sylvia’s?
They are wonderful.
GOLF BALLS AND TEES AT
BROWN & HAWKINS.
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT
TENDED. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.