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OK SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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SOUTHERN DIVISION BOYCOTTED
Summing up briefly the remarks of General Manager
Noel W. Smith, of the Alaska Railroad, at the Chamber
of Commerce luncheon, it would appear Seward is boy
cotted with respect to new work on the southern division.
Boycotted because the administration fears to go
ahead with the job due to the silly objections raised at 1
Washington by this man Howell, and Treadway.
The Alaska Railroad is evidently being operated for
one purpose, it would jseem, for political purposes and 1
for soft berths, and not for the development of Alaska.
Thank heavens the majority of the Nation's repre—
sentatives at Washington are endowed with brains, and
are of sufficient numbers, to vote down such childish
amendments as was proposed by Howell to cut off both
ends of the railroad and operate onl^ the middle sections.
A couple of BOSHES!
Prohibition hasn’t such a dark future, after all; for
if whiskey kills, it shouldn’t be so many hundreds of years
until only tee—totalers are left.
Human forbearance is truly wonderful! Even when
the Bible speaks of being our brother’s keeper, it says
nothing about being one’s in—laws’ keeper.
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With the advent of these pictures that talk, movie
stars must learn lines as well as actions. If the board of
censorship ever had a job it has one now!
The Hickman trial showed what we have always
known but wanted to see demonstrated, namely, that the
more expert the testimony the less can be proved by it.
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York has gone on the
water wagon. But he hastens to explain that is is for
digestive and not moral reasons.
Even Uncle Sam’s eagle-eyed officials get fooled
sometimes. Mrs. A. C. Polk of Arcadia, Fla., recently re
ceived a letter which had come thru from Georgia bearing
one of that state’s tobacco revenue stamps in lieu of post
age.
When a Philadelphia policeman arrested her for in
toxication, Miss Alma Connor bit her thumb nearly off.
That was no nice way to play.
Another line of argument women smoking is that
when a man drops fire from his cigaret he just bums his
clothes.
Politics makes strange bunk—fellows.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE CHEAP
$2000
Worth $5,000
Henry Coulliard
Moose Pass
20 acres cleared; 7 acres under cultivation
Includes house and barn, cattle, three head of
horse, 200 chickens, impliments of all kinds; in
fact everything on the farm.
100 ACRES PATENTED IN 1927
Reason: 111 health necessitates this sale
SOUTHBOUND LISTING
The iloeal list of reservations for
he South on the S. S. Aleutian, out
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\Z the Port of Seward Saturday nite, j
ncluded the following:
SEATTLE—Chas. Lanham, Axel
Samulsen, A1 Daily, John Dushdin, I
'Jick Kristensen, J. J. Corey, I). H. I
Villiams, John Howarth, Nena Heed, j
r. C. Youle, Joseph Darcy, O. A. Har- j
:hter, M. A. Dncan, Otto J. Mull, Mr.!
ird Mrs. R. J. MeKanna.
CORDOVA—Frank Angerman, Capt
J. B. Woolverton, Hugh P. Allen, j
1. W. Ishoig.
VALDEZ—Wm. D. Coppernoll, A.!
T. Dimond.
LATOUCHE—Lillain M. Brooks,;
Mrs. Gus Manthey, Helen DuMarce. j
KETCHIKAN—L L. Hebert.
CHAMBER of COMMERCE
Regular meeting tomorrow at the
icon hour of the Seward Chamber of j
lomemrce. The Seward Grill is the j
lace. Visitors in the city are extend- j
;d an invitation to attend Joe Bad
er, proprietor of the Van Gilder hotel
:ud who returned on the Aleutian
rom the States, will be the princi
)le speaker.
REBEKAH MEETING
The Seward Rebekah Lodge will
neet in a business session this even
ng at 7:30 o’clock.
Attorney A. J. Dimond, a business
usitor in Seward for the past week,
eparted Saturday for his Valdez of
ice.
Hugh P. Allen, special agent for
upp~ession of liquor among the In
bans of the Territory, passed thru
own Saturday on his way to Cordo
Mrs. Gus Manthey left on the S. S.
Gentian for a visit with her sister
t La tone he.
J. J. Corey, in charge of the An
horage office, Alaska Bureau of
fines, passed through the city Satur
ay enroute to the States for a vaca
ion.
Assistant District U. S. Attorney
Jills returned to his local office Sat- fj
rday from the Interior.
The vesesls tied up on the water
-ont are Discoverer, Tena, Chase, As
rid, Rolph 1, Rolph 11 and Marion.
The Rolph 11 and Tena arrived in
ort yesterday.
Lilliam M. Brooks, Anchorage bud,
was a passenger on tbe Aeutian Sat
urday for Latouche.
William D. Coppernoll, TJ. S. dis
trict attorney, departed for Valdez on
the S. S. Aleutian.
The Anchorage court session will
linger for still another week, arrivals
from the Inet camp report.
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Capt. Geo. A. Howe, and his son,
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Junior, are now working on their *•
big quartz ledge at Mile 43 1-2.
Sound sleepers at Anchorage were
udely awakened one morning kvt
reek by one of the heaviest earth
nake shocks which ever smote the
Mage.
If you haven't tried iTye.Bruhn*#!!
laby Beef you have mlaaed sortie-j *
hinfl, friends!
LIBERTY
THEATER
TONIGHT ONLY-8 O’CLOCK SHARP-TONIGHT ONLY
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EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS World Famous Story
“ Tarzan
And The Golden Lion”
The facinating hero in his greatest adventure One of the few
stories translated into almost every language.
TARZAN THE INVINSIBLE! TARZAN THE MOST ROMAN
TIC, THRILLING, BEST LOVED CHARACTER CREATED IN
THE LAST DECADE
Remember its a “TARZAN OF THE APES”
story in wonderful pictures. There will also be
a two—reel comedy
EXCESS BAGGAGE’
And a beautiful PATHE REVIEW
VOILE UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
Step-ins.-.. 1.95
Nighties. 2.60
Dance sets...2.10
French panties.1.35
OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Bexea
Gabriel Santos Proprietor and Chef
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JUDGE IS W1TNE8S
Judge E. Coke Hill, left Anchorage
;st week for Fairbanks where he
Cl appear as a witness for the
r'Ternment in the trial of Nellie
teattie, accused of robbing the U. S.
i&rah&ll. Judge Hill had a mail con.
pact in the nlterior at the time of
te robbery.
Mrs. Helen DuMarce, was among
tie local residents leaving on the 9.
. Aleutian Saturday. She will visit
few days at Latouche.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex
etled.
Hofmati’s Rooming
Hotwe
THE BELMONT
*OR LABORING MEN
Call Main 106 for Labor
SEWARD, ALASKA
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ELLISBALL -CHILI MILL
Priced $150 to $1989
Investigate the Ellis Mill First
NELS HAGEN
ALASKA AQENT
SEWARD • ALA8KA
Seattle ice cream at Schal
lerer's Alaska Shop.
See our ad. Seward Trad
ing Co.
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ELLIS BALL'CHILI fllLI.
MADE IN SIZES PROM
TWO TO FIFTY TON8
DAILY CAPACITY