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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19 19U4
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THE SPIRIT OF ARMISTICE DAY
Had we of the present time lived at other epochal
events in the world's history we would know now, by
comparison, the deeper meaning of Armistice Day.
Imagine, if you can, what rejoicing must have succeeded
the close of wars of so much less magnitude than the
World War. Other conflicts have meant the birth of
new nations, the establishment of new systems of gov
ernment and new alignments in international thought
and policy. But the Armistice of 1918, we hope, brought
to a close the interest and profit in wars of aggression,
ended belief in the principle of armed superiority, and
taught the nations lessons in efficiency and preparedness.
As an indication of the significance of Armistice
Day tomorrow—we find its celebration an almost
universal custom. But to interpret the word “armistice ’
literally would be to define it as a temporarw cessation
of hostilities by mutual agrement. This is not enough.
There must be in the ceremonials of this day a spirit of
permanent peace. Without such understanding and ap
plication to the cause of a lasting truce Armistice be
comes but a pause, a resting place and period between
bloody contests.
Now that Hickman is off the front page we under
stand that dissapearing on the Mexican desert is again
in order.
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The man who does right merely for the sake of re
ward does not improve his conscience. The man who does
light for fear of punishment remains in the same rut of
dishonesty. But the man who does right fon the sake of
right and matter of justice and as a matter of principle,
is on the right track, before God and man. He cannot be
overthrown and he has nothing to fear in this or the
next world.
THE HARE AND THE
TORTOISE
EARNING BY SAVING IS NOT
A RAPID PROCESS, BUT IT IS
SURE! “THE RACE IS NOT AL
WAYS TO THE SWIFT.”
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BANK OF SEWARD
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The closing of the beaver season
by the Biological Survey will cut 1
heavily into the incomes of Interior
trappers.
IT IS NOW TIME TO LAY IN AN
ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF COAL j
WITH WINTER FAST APPROACH- |
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LEADING BY 400
| With 26 precincts in from the
Fourth Division the count today
in the Senator race between Bor
| gen and Dimond gave the latter
a lead of about 400. In the Rep
resentative race Foster, Tarwater
and Murray are certain winners
with the fourth, still doubtful.
WILL AVERT DEFICIT
WASHINGTON, Nov., 10, (/P) —
President Coolidge believed the ex
isting prosperity in this country
will increase the tax returns to the
Government and will avert the
threatened deficit during the cur
rent fiscal year, it was announced.
HARRY MOORE FAILING
Recent arrivals at Cordova from
Seattle report that Harry Moore,
who left several months ago for
treatment in the Virginia-Mascn
! hospital, is failing rapidly and has
I little hope of living much longer,
j Mr. Moore was stricken some time
I ago with cancer but had hoped to
istop the malignant growth With
! X-Ray treatments.
TEMPORARILY INSANE
; Frank Isaacson was given nis
Ifreedom in Fairbanks after a jury
of six men had heard evidence
j showing that Isaacson had become
mentally competent. Testimony
given by J. A. Sutherland, who
| treated Isaacson in the capacity of
federal physician, convinced the
iurers that the defendant's mind
had been affected by drink and
that he had now recovered.
The coming of snow and cuid
weather has slowed mining opera
tions in the Willow Creek district.
Frank Peters, Petersburg youth,
has been committed to St. Anthony
Industrial School, St. Anthony, Ida
ho, for three years. Miles Murphy,
Juneau youth, was given a similar
sentence for burglary.
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TONIGHT—TWO SHOWS 7 AND 9
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Once more we have our favorite
REGINALD DENNY
supported by a special cast in the joyous farce comedy
OUT ALL NIGHT
The story is laid in New York and aboard a big trans-At
lantic liner. It is a tale just built of laughable situations,
starting off by Denny and a pretty girl getting caught be
tween floors in an automatic elevator where they had to
stay all night. It winds up by Denny shooting down a ven
tilator tube into his wife’s bed-room aboard ship, and all
in between time the fun is provided by Denny and the
girl trying to keep their marriage and still be together at
night. Iis really nothing else but fun, but we’ll say there’s
plenty of that
A GREAT COMEDY WITH DENNY AT IIIS BEST
And to add a few laughs more to the program wTe give you
AL ST. JOHN
in the two-reel comedy
“FLAMING ROMANCE"
ALSO A GOOD FOX NEWS
SUNDAY ONLY
The one and only
ADOLPHE MENJOU
In the comedy drama
“BLONDE OR BRUNETTE”
A story laid in Paris of innocent country girls and sophis
ticated city flappers, and how they affect men. A very in
teresting feature that will hold your attention.
There is also a two reel comedy and a Fox News
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