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GENERAL REPAIRING
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Agent for
The American Express Go.
Sample Room in Connection
BaSQage Stored
Connection made with all steamers,
trains and ho tola. j
“We never sleep" Phone Main 122 \
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Successor to Billy Patterson
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LOU CHAMBER AFTER
RECOGNITION FOR HERO
Definite steps were taken by the
Seward Chamber of Commerc yes
| terday in securing for Walter Kotoff,
hero of the recent Ninilchick episode
in connection with the accidental
shooting of Miss Bessie Howe, due
recognition for his valiant and suc
cessful efforts in bringing succor to
the helpless school teacher.
A resolution was passed which,
upon receipt of affidavits from West
ward citizens, will be forwarded to
the Carnegie Hero Memorial Fund,
New York City. If was unanimously
expressed that the Society will un
doubtedly take due cognizance of the
wonderful bravery revealed in the
face of overwhelming odds.
WILL BE SAVAGE FIGHT
WASHINGTON, Doc 14. (/p)—Des
pite efforts of republican leaders to
prevent a tariff fight at this ses
sion of Congress the issue promises
to be fought savagely on a tariff tax
provision in the new revenue bill
completed by the -House Ways and
Means committee.
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TOMORROW'S TIDE
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Irst high water 5:50 a.
Second high water 5:09 p. m.
^irst low water 11:15 a. m.
jjecond low water 11:30 p. m.
TO LOAD BRIDGE MATERIAL
The S. S. Oduna, of the Alaska
Steamship company, which will not
depart for the South until tomorrow,
| will load about two cars of bridge
material billed to thee Copper River
railroad at Cordova.
THIRTY DAYS SPECIAL
BOAT SERVICE SEATTLE -
SEWARD, IS ANNOUNCED
The steamers Alaska ami Alameda,
of the Alaska Steamstiip company,
will handle the Alaska traffic for the
company for the next 30 days, it was
announced today. Sailing dates will
be found in the company’s advertise
ment. %
On the December 24 voyage out of
Seattle the S. S. Alaska will make
the run to Halibut Cove, out of Sew
ard, for the purpose of picking up the
remainder of herring plant crews.
The S. S. Victoria and the S. S.!
Yukon, of the same company, may,
probably enter the Seattle-Seward!
service but at the present time the
Victoria is in drydock having low
pressure cylinders installed and the
Yukon is also undergoing repairs hay
ing a “bull-rail’ similar to the S. S.
Aleutian, built in on the forward
deck.
THE COLD, FROZEN EAST
NEW YORK, Dec. 14. (^—Anoth
er storm swept out to sea after tak
ing toll of eight lives in the metro
politan area. The temperature rose
to 42 aiding Che 12,000 workers to
clear away two inches of snowfall.
The minimum temperature was 31.
Latest Brunswtca phonographs and
records. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
SEEKS SUTHERLAND STAND
PROPOSED COURT MOVE
A telegram was dispatched to Del
egate Sutherland, at Washington, D.
C., by the Seward Chamber of Com
merce. asking him for a definite
statement relative to his stand on the
proposed removal of court headquar
ters f-om Valdez. It was pointed out,
at the meeting yesterday, that there
has been several versions as to what
Sutherland will recommend and it
was thought best to get a “black and
white” statement from him on the
subject.
TIOR-BOOTLEGGEI
IS STILL NUMBERED
AMONG THE MISSING
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 14. (£>)—
Joe Parents, tailor-bootlegger, wh
has figured in virtually every import,
ant rum case in San Francisco, last
night faced the end of a trial of ap
peals and law suits and faces a vis
it to prison, providing they can find
him.
He has dissapearel an’ 9 warrant
for his arrest has been, issued. The
Supreme Court denied his appeal and
he has since been listed r.mong those
' ery much absent.
A GENEROUS BOX OF HAAS’
FRESH CANDY FREE WITH ALL
CASH PURCHASES OF $1.00 OR
MORE IN ANY DEPARTMENT. SEE
THE ALASKA SHOP ADVERTISE
MENT
FRE8H KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
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OS BO’S
NORTHERN NOTES
Annual election of officers of
Knights Templar, Anchorage Com
mandery No. 2, took place recently.
The new officers are: John Parsona,
eminent commander; Ralph Kitzmil
ler, generalissimo; Jacob C. Knapp,
captain geneeral; Mellvin G. Shaw,
aenior warden; Frank B. Cunnings
ham, punior warden; Frank L. KnigM
(re-elected)’ treasurer; Victor C. An
derson, recorder.
j The establishment of a night school
! in Anchorage, which will have both
citizenship and commercial classes,
was assured when 32 men and women
1 signed th-e school register.
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That it is the intention of the Mari
on-Twin Gold Mining company to re
sume operations on an enlarged scale
in the e?.rly spring, is the news con
tained in a letter received by the Bank
of Alaska from Arthur J. White, vice
president of the company, who is
spending the winter in southern Cali
fornia.
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Purser Edward J. Kelly of the
steamer Aleut an, and son of Mrs.
J. H Hayes of Juneeau, and Miss
Marie McBride of Seattle, were mar
ried <t he latter place November 15
and ar now honeymooning in CaJi
rnia.
V j i ke practically every other
■£Ct'o', of Alaska, has had a period
of unusu I cold for this season of the
year. Hovering close to the zero
a r n days or more, and occa
s r n .opping a degree or so be
.ow, .. i t mes, and for several days
cco ; n ed by a strong wind, the
only ii i ;>y person in town was the
o 1 iealer.
FFiCERS
Dec. 14. (#>)—Premier
De ve.a has started a move to re
duce t e number or army officers in
an effort to slash down the budget:
fUhesterfield
smokers don't change
with the moon*..
but watch how other smokers
are changing to Chesterfield!
FOR THE BEST
OF GOOD REASONS
BETTER TASTE!