VISITING STUDENTS HUE
GUESTS IT ROSNESS'
The Rosness residence swarmed
with youth and joymakers last even
ing the occasion being the party giv
en to the visiting basketball teams
and students front Anchorage. Forty
three guests attended and the evening
was one which will be long recalled.
Games, dancing, music and refresh
ments occupied everyones time until
one o’clock when the affair broke up.
Guests were:
Miss Pearl Fairman, Katherine
Neville, Ernestine Jessen, Sigrid
Rosness, Virginia DeHart, Elsa Lars
son, Viola Sheldon, Roberta McIntosh,
Wilma Harrison, Cecil Leslie, Mrs.
Morton, Mrs. Rosness, Ted McEwen,
H. Smith, Jack Sparks. Donald Gor
don, Walter Niemie, Jimmie Climie,
Sam Moyer, Alvin Meier, Jack Ross,
Janis Koslosky, Jack Harrison, Del
bert Hosier, William Snodgrass, Paul
Reed, Hulbert Olsen, Roland Snod
grass, Ralph Holdiman, Eddie Barber,
Earl Ramsey. Raino Venaja, Henry
Morris, Kenneth Bayer, Eddie Starr,
Raymond Manthey, Jack Morton. Guy
Manthey, Francis Leslie, Sam Estis,
Otto Sandbeck, John Peteja, Jack
Rosness.
Lucky says: Many a man
pays his lawyer for telling
him he is wrong but never
thanks his wife for the same
.advice.
Mens shoes resoled, heeled and
polished $2.75. Seward Leather
Works.
SUIT IS FILED AGAINST DEFUNCT
I
WHITE FLYER STEAMSHIP j
LINE
i SAN FRANCISCO, April 4. (JP)—1
1 Bristling with charges of froud and
deceit another suit was filed against
the J. C. Nelson company, operators
of the former White Flyer Steamship
line, which included the old Humboldt
; that in years gone by was operated
for many years in the Alaska run. A
San Francisco broker declared he was
j induced to invest $81,725 by false re
i
! ports of the earnings and profits of
!
I the company.
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With Aviator Merrill piloting the
plane and Alonzo Cope, mechanican
on board, the Anchorage plane took j
off this morning for St. Lawrence Is
iland, far out in the Bering Sea.
! The southbound listing of the S. S.
' Admiral ENans and the S. S. Alaska I
! will appear in tomorrow's issue.
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their owners by American bluejack
ets.
At Philadelphia three trainloads of
marines left for San Diego where they i
will embark on the transport Hender
son for Shanghai immediately. The I
marine detachment at the Mare Island
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Merchant’s Lunch served from 11:30 to 1:30 p. m.
£)0c Plate
BANQUET ROOM AND PRIVATE BOXES
SEWARD GRILL
MEL HOLBEN, Proprietor
The Chub
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BY SELZ
Glean, distinguished lines—from the pop
ular wide toe to the heel. And it’s a Selz
$Six! It looks, and will wear like twice
that. Selz all-leather construction. Come
in—try a pair on.
$6
OTHER SELZ STYLES UP TO $10
URBACHS
"cashis’king
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Seward, Alaska
Mat SPMO Offers
Our Boys’ Department
Two-lone Longies, age
7 to 13 years, (£9 CA
only . tPO.JU
Khaki laced leg Wool
Sr**fot $4.50
Boys’ new Oxfords,
f- 2‘-2 to $5.00
Boys’ Shoes, most styles,
priced at tfC KA
$4.50 to.
Boys’ Blouses, age 6
to 15 years, (1J1 CA
1.35 and. vl.tJV
Boys’ grey Chambray
Shirts, sizes <M 9C
12 to 14.
Our Boys’ Department
Boys’ Caps, new pat
terns, $1.35
Boys’ Wool Blazers at
$4.50 CA
and.
Boys’ Wool Heather
Stockings, per HC
pair.
Boys’ cotton Stockings,
black, brown KA
pr. 40c and.
Boys’ Corduroy Suits,
8 “nd $8.50
Boys’ all wool Suits,
with extra pair of
pants, sizes C1K AA
10 to 16.:.
EVERYTHING IN BOY'S AND MEN'S WEARING APPAREL
The New Stock of Garden and Flower Seeds are now on display. Lilly’s, Fer
ry’s and Mandeville King Seeds for your selection
We are Jobbers for all brands of Cigarettes, Smoking Tobaccos, Chewing To
baccos and Copenhagen Snuff. Dealers, we can supply your wants at out
side prices. Why wait for your shipments, when we carry the stock?
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES CARRIED AT ALL TIMES
With your Fish, Cold Meats, Salads and Sandwiches try a jar of B. & H.
Brand, Home-made Mayonnaise or Sandwich Spread. Its’ delicious.
George Washington Coffee, a highly concentrated pure bean coffee, made in
stantaneously, requires no boiling—just the thing for a quick luncheon
Fishing gear of all kinds, Boat Supplies, Boat Accessories, Ship Chandlery.
Builders’ Hardware, Carpenter and Mechanic Tools, Restaurant and Camp
outfits, Blasting Powder, Blasting Caps and Fuse; all sorts of Miners’ Sup
plies. Automobile Owners will find Aer Pruf! “the magic tire fluid, indis
pensable, heals all punctures automatically, price §3.00 for a set for 30 x 3.1-2
tires. Let us demonstrate it to you.
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Navy Yard, at San Francisco, have j
been ordered held in readiness to
!
I leave port on 24 hours notice.
American lives ,kre in peril at the
port of Wuhu according to reports of i
Admiral Hough, which said trouble at
! that point is growing serious. He
asked for aid to prevent outrages
against Americans similar to those at!
Nanking, where women were attacked.
Word received from Peking stated
that U. S. Minister MacMurray had
urged strong action against the Chi
nese, asserting that the atrocities at
Nanking were committed by men in
uniform and were premeditated. Mis
sionaries of several nationalities are
pouring into Shanghai and verified in
written statements that American and
other women were attacked by Chi
nese soldiers at Nanking and homes
looted. Fear was expressed for Chi
nese Christians who had to be left in
Cantonese territory. The Japanese
Government dropped its conciliatory
attitude toward the Chinese and un
I nounced its determination to join
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| Great Britain and the United States
| in protesting against outrages perpe-.
trated at Nanking. The Japanese
lieutenant "who commanded the de
fense of the Japanese legation com
mitted suicide because of shame his
people suffered at the hands of the
Chinese.
Seattle chocolate ice cream
at the Candy Cottage today
and tomorrow..
Great Britain received an ultimatum
from the Cantonese threatening at
tack on the British property unless
they paid $5,000 indemnity for each of
the 35 soldiers drowned when a British
ship hit a Chinese barge. British
defenses were rushed by Chinese
mobs at two points. Attacks were re
pulsed. General Duncan, the British
commander at Shanghai, reported he
believed it will be necessary for the
British to extend their barriers
throughout the native city of Shang
hai to afford adequate protection.
Harbingers
of Spring
A Riot of Gay Colors
at
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Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
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Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. CRAEF
Phone Madison 87 SewardAlaska