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Seattle P. I, Times, Star, Friscc
Examiner and other papers; latest
■complete line of magazines in every
mail. ALASKA SHOP.
FIRE DEPARTMENT LADS
WILL HOLD TURKEY SHOOT
There is absolutely no need for
folks of Seward or Seward visitors
to be without their turkey on
Thanksgiving Day, according to
members of the Seward Volunteer
Fire Department.
They explain that the reason
that it is so ,is that the Fire De- j
I partment is to hold a Turkey Shoot
jon Sunday, November 15, weather
! permitting, which will begin early
; in the morning and last until the
bead on the front gun-sight can
no longer be seen because of the
falling shadows.
There will be sufficient turkeys
available so that all who wish can
compete: for those who feel a bit
shaky or who are blind in one eye
and can’t see anything bigger than
an elephant out of the other, there
will be other methods than drawing
sights on a target to win a turkey.
The Turkey Shoot will be held
on the baseball grounds. Orders
will be turned in for the turkeys
won and they do not have to be
drawn on until Thanksgiving Eve
so that you can prepare the “Ol’
Bcid” for Thanksgiving Day.
Nick Botkofsky, who arrived from
Kodiak on the SS Evans October
23. left for Kodiak on the SS Starr
jlast evening.
I Sam Gilmore, a recent arrival
; from the States, took passage on
the SS Starr last evening for Ko
diak, enroute to Afognak Island
where a partner of his, John Males,
has uncovered a likely gold pros
! pect.
H. B. Crewson, commercial trav
eler and representative of Schil
ling’s Products, was an arrival in
Seward on the Admiral Evans.
Oscar Hart, Knight of the Grip,
| Loyal Order of Alaska Commercial
| Travelers, arrived in Seward on the
SS Admiral Evans from the South.
j An automobile belonging to W.
i H. Barnhill, aviator, arrived in Sew
i ard today on the SS Admiral Evans.
| The car, a DeSoto, will be left in
Seward pending further arrange
i ments.
ARE REMARRIED
YUMA, Ariz., Nov. 10. (/P)—Gloria
Swanson, much married film play
er. and Michael Farmer, wealthy
j sportsman, the legality of whose
J secret marriage at Elmsford N. Y.,
ion August 16, was questioned, were
! remarried here yesterday by Justice
i of the Peace Earl A. Freeman.
' SHORT WAVE WORK
ROME, Nov. 9. (/?)—Signor Gug
liemo Marconi cautioned the public
against “placing too much import
ance’’ in his new experiments with
short wave wireless transmission.
“I will continue them,” he said,
“but there is still much to be done.” |
TOO LSTE TO CLASSIFY
BARGAIN — Radio, complete; two
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Inquire Apt. 10, J. L. Graef.
THAT WE ARE CLOSING OUT AT GREATLY RE
DUCED PRICES!
They re all on Display and are Marked in Plain Figures.
Don’t Miss this Big Loss to Us and Big Saving to You.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF
THE NEW IDEAS IN BLACK AND CRYSTAL
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We Invite Your Inspection
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—ALASKA
The SS Starr, Capt. Arthur Ryn
ing, left port last evening on a reg
ular scheduled monthly trip to the
Westward as far as Unalaska and
return. The steamer carried a large
quantity of freight and mail for
the Westward communities. Pas
sengers who boarded the vessel at
Seward for Westward points were:
Sam Gilmore, Nick Botkofsky and
Norman Noble for Kodiak; H. B.
Wheeler for Chignik; Mr. and Mrs.
John Karlson and Alice Karlson for
Sanak; Mrs. George Baltazar for
Seldovia; Gus Antonsen and Alfred
Gunderson for Uyak.
The next sailing of the S3 Starr
from the Port of Seward will be
about December 5.
“CONSCIENCE MONEY”
LONDON, Nov., 9, UP)— Great
Britain’s “conscience money” re
cord was broken by a man who
sent 7,100 pounds sterling, or
about $28,000 to the Chancellor of
the Exchequer to cover evaded in
come and super-tax
For nerfect comfort and protec
tion at night, crawl into a gen
uine Woods Arctic—the real pio
neer eiderdown of the North.
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ness. Improved by n 3W Harwood
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Get yours early, from your dealer.
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Ogdensburg, N. Y.
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Public night school classes will ]
be organized in Juneau on Novem- I
ber 16, in the Juneau high school
building, reports the Juneau Em-)
pire. 1
Mrs. Eola Paulson arrived from j
Seattle on the SS Admiral Evans.
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EVANS TONNAGE
Tonnage figures on the SS Ad
miral Evans, in port today, were as
follows: For rail points, 107 tons;
local tonnage, 55 tons, or a total
of 162 tons to be discharged here.
Tonnage to be discharged at the
: Westward include 53 tons for dis
I charge at Seldovia, 25 tons at Uzin- '
kie and 165 tons for Kodiak. The j
j Kodiak tonnage includes 600 sacks
| of coal for Erskine and 800. tons
j for Krafts. • !
SAILS FRIDAY FOR SEATTLE j
j The SS Admiral Evans, which ar- j
rived in port early this morning, j
leaves for the Westward at 4 o’clock |
this afternoon. The vessel is due
to return to Seward Friday morning
and is scheduled to sail for Seattle
at 10 a. m. Friday, according to the
local office of the Pacific Steamship
Company.
Send your cleaning and pressing
in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
our special one-half regular price
offer. Seward Steam Laundry.
A nice assortment’ of Thanksgiv
ing Cards now on sale. ALASKA
SHOP.
SCUTTLING Of NAUTILUS
OELWEO OK WEATHER
OSLO, Norway, Nov. 9. i/P)—It’s
not going to be so easy to scuttle
Sir Hubert Wilkins submarine Nau
tilus as the American and Norweg
ian authorities thought. They tried
it, but had to give up.
The battered old hulk was towed
out to deep water where a crew
was to have been put aboard to
open the valves and send the polar
ship to the bottom for keeps. Heavy
seas were running and the Nautilus
pitched and rolled so dangerously
that the men could not be trans
shipped.
Half rates on cleaning and
pressing received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
For satisfaction—try our Seattle
Purity Ice Cream. ALASKA SHOP.
Try our Seattle ice Cream—
Fresh on every boat at SYLVIA’S.
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PORTATION CO.
MS ROLPH III
Leaves Seward 20th
of each month
Capt. Pete Sather
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