THREE ARE PINCHED
CHICAGO. April 2. The De
troit police have arrested three
men who are believed to possess
Information regarding the mur
der of the seven Moran gangsters
in Chicago recently. The men are
Sydney Lipkin, Morris Bambrg and
Louis Pelange.
THE NtW tOLtMISln PORT V
?LE PHONOGRAPH IS A WONDER
’OR TONE AND VOLUME. Sehal
erer's Alaska Shop.
DEALER IN WATCHES AND
CLOCKS, NUGGET JEWELRY,
OLD IVORY, CURIOS AND A
FULL LINE OF GOODS USU
ALLY CARRIED IN AF IRST
CLASS JEWELRY STORE.
Wafches repaired oil short
notice.
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Motorship
Discoverer
For Hire or Charter I \
a A special trip to liiamna will §
= *** made from Seward on §
April s
f 3. Fur buyers attending the §
= Seversen & Bailey fur sale I
at liiamna Bay will be brot I
back to Seward immediately §
following the completion of 1
this fur sale. y
Captain Heinie Berger P ‘
Seward, Alaska § j
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CITY EXPRESS
Agents for
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO
Sample Room in Connection
Baggage Stored
Connection made with all
steamers, trains and hotels
“We never sleep”
Phone Main 122
Harold Painter, Prop.
Successor to Billy Paterson
Successor to Billy Patterson
iCOULLifS KOI
! MOOSE PUSS, BURNS
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i
A telephone report to Seward Iasi
.night told of the total loss by fire
of the home of Henry Coulliard
one of the oldest residents ir
Moose Pass and of the injuries he
I received in the vain personal ef
forts to halt the flames of de.truc
Hon.
The cause of the fire was not
made known but the cabin was
completely burned down and all
effects lost. Mr. Coulliard suffered
bad burns upon the face and
hands in this condition was com
pelled to walk a distance of seven
and one-half miles, to Moose Pass
station, in order to obtain some re
lief and a place in which to stop,
temporarily.
CONTROL IS SOLUTION
WASHINGTON, April, 2, (/Pi—
The control of the liquor problem
by states is the solution of the liq
uid problem which is suggested
by the association against prohibi
ton in a pamplet report which has
been issued called, “Scandals of
prohibition enforcement.”
FRYE-BRUHN’S BABY BEEF is
unexcelled.
the modern
oil
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
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Cal M. Brosiu s
Seward Alaska
Construction Lumber
Builders’ Supplies
Boat Lumber
Mill Work
RADIO SUPPLIES — SOCKETS — BUSSBAR
JACKS—CONDENSERS—SWITCHES, ETC.
TUBES AND BATTERIES
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Bevel siding
Fir Finish
Mouldings
Doors
Windows
Plate and Window glass
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Lath
Plaster Board
Chimney brick
Fire brick
Fire clay
Beaver Board
C. M. Q.
Seward
eies
Alaska
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RECORD LISTING OF
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Breaking all records for this sea
son on incoming and westbound
pasenger listings, the S. S. Admiral
Watson, of the Pacific Steamship
company, Capt. C. C. Graham,
commander, arrived in port this
morning from the south. The res
ervations are given below.
An excellent voyage north from
Seatle was enjoyed and about noon
torinr the liner continued on the
: Westward.
I _.TVAoIt.;*, r-vtp'chv. T,. W
Bullock. Bev. Miebnei j Kinnen
, brock. Bd. Eamuelson and three
j third class.
1 Povt riroVi^ni—Tohn Thornnson.
Gscar Rvqrtin. Torfen Rhendul.
iT-Tons Bn dost51 d. E'mc’- .T, Norman.
Fnrrv Borm°n. R e. K’”'rtsv. .Tohn
Bn 11. Charles Ball. John Token.
Rtanlen Arneson. Arthur Anderson
jVerner Johnson, Isaac Husfloen.
Tim Wester, A1 Anderson, Paul
jGrandrmist, Harold Johnson, An
;ton Johnson. John Bardal, Peter
Borman. Wm. Bender, Lance Jac
obson, Arthur C. Norman, Wm.
Scott. Frank Brook% Theo West,
j Alfred Johnson, Gust Paro, Hubert
V. Tromp, William Peck, Bill Peck.
Bd Collins, Ed A. Johnson, Jack
Eobertson, Wm. Ecklund, Julius
Carlson, Carl E. Johnson, Mrs. C
S. Johnson. Marvin Larson, John
Maars, Carl Johnson, Jr., Gene
Hursley.
Seldovia—Meta Anderson, Theo.
Dragseth, John Hartland, Pete
Sampson, L. F. Troy, K. Armstrong,
Tom We t, W. A. Estus, Mrs. W. A.
Estus, S. A. Estus, Mrs. Robert
Murrah, Mrs. E. H. Mason, Chas.
Kamley. Marjory Murras, Mrs. S.
W. Lindgren, Benjamin Lindgren,
Herman Lindgren, Florence Mur
rah, and one third class.
Kukak—Margarete Bra ley, Ethel
Bralev, Mrs. C. C. Nicholson, Mrs.
Lena Wilson, Hazel L. Kilson, Inez
M. Kilson. Blanche Siemers, Mae
Try Shearters ink..
F,B'S ALASKA SHOP.
SClIALLElt
E A STM AN KOtlsRS AND PHO
rOGRAPilIC SLPPl.iES. Schaller
.-r’s Alaska Shop
Little
Thing C,ailed Lore”
A lov-ly song from the Paramnirit.
picture, “Th» Shopworn Angel.”
lohnn ’ Marvin and Ed. Smalls mug
it in fine style. This week’s Victor
releases contains a number of other
interesting selections. Come in und
enjoy listening to them soor.l
A Precious Little Thing Called Lv> e
(from the Paramount picture.
The Shopworn Angel)
Caressing You _ „
Johnny Masvki-Ed. Sams
tU. 31893. lO-Ueh
OKI Timer—Walts With Vocal Ref tain
(from the Warner Broa. picture.
haah’t Ark)
The Walt* I Can’t Forgat-Walt.
With Vocal Refrain
"Kassels in the Aor
He. 31884. lO-l-ch
He, P-i and Me—f« Trot
WLA Vocui..,f 'tin
I Wish I Knew—»«£ T"*
HU* Vocal Refrain
"Kassels in yua Al."
No. 318*5, 10-laah s
You Were Mean1 For Me—Vox Tret
(iron the MGal ric*”re. Ike Braadmay
Melody) W-t Vocal Refrain
Broadway Melody—Vox Trot
■r—en WM M picture The Broadway
Salody) WM Vocal Refrain
Mat Saiuwr and the Vicros OscaaaiaA
Jim. 31886. KMack
Clad Rag DoN
Sweet Forget-Me-Not Jack 8 arm
Ha. 31843, UMaoh
Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
Itetc Orthophonic
Wfctor
Records
'Vagner. Arline Thompson, Mrs. J.
B. Thompson, Mabel Wherry, Mrs.
Lester Wilkins, Mabel Watson, Mrs.
Dover, Mrs. J. C. Ingram, John A.
Smith, Ed Pfister and 44 third
CJ3SS.
Koaiak—Otto Kraft, Mrs. Otto
Kraft, Frieda Kraft, C. G. Clark,
R. L. Sparen, John Torwick, Harry
Bell, Ralph Ostrom, Otto Olson,
T eo J. Murray, A1 Morris, Hans Oi
lmen, Sver Johansen, Sig Jacobson,
|K. L. Vangaadr, Jacob Tormesen,
(Geo. Mayagi, T. Takamoto, T. Sam
!ora.
| Three Saints Bay—I. Johnson,
| Robert Rasmussen and three third
class.
D A. R. FORM CHAPTER
YOKOHAMA, April 3, (A3)—
—Daughters of the American Re- j
volution, who happened to be pas- J
sengers on a world cruise aboard |
the Belgianland, formed a special
“cruise chapter” of the organiza
tion. They claim it is unique.
PLANS TREATIES
BELGRADE. April 3. (A3)—King
Alexander’s dictatorship has made
plans for the conclusion of com- j
mercial treaties with Bulgaria, Tur- j
key, Rumania and Spain. A friend
ly foreign policy marks the regime, i
TRV A PUKE WHITE ROCK ICE j’
CREAM SODA. Schallerer’s Alaska .
Shoo. (
IMPORTANT NOTICE
All water wheels and water
motors must be discontinued from
the line of the Seward Water Sup
ply except the wheel at the Sew
ard Gateway. This is a safety
measure and you must observe it.
H. V. HOBEN
THE WINNER OF A “SNOW TO
SWIMMING” RACE IN LOS
ANGELES
LOS ANGELES, —Miss Joyzelle
roynier, who beat the field in a
■ace from the winter atmosphere
>f the Los Angeles County Park,
vhere they started on toboggans
®d sr.owshoes, to the semi-tropi
al pool at Arrowhead Hot Springs.
THE BEST IN SEWARD
UNION CAFE
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FIFTH AVENUE STYLES FOR SEWARD
Velvetine and Flannel Jackets
Smart, Youthful and Practical
THE BLUE SHOP
IS El CO
BY THE SACK OR CARLOAD
Premier
and mine run coal—Try it
Healy Lump
Nut or mine run
Evan Jones
Lump or mine run
Nanimo
Range coal in sack or bulk
Alaska Transfer
WOOD, ICE, HAY AND GRAIN
Telephone Main 81, Arcade Building
H. V. iloDen. A. F. Davis