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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 19(j4
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BENIGHTED WANDERERS
Some times there is a pang of regret when we wave
“Bon Voyage” to our friends as the liner pulls away
from the dock but later reflection causes us not to feel
sorry for ourselves but for them.
They have worked hard all summer, saved their
Alaska money and go forth to spread their largeness in
the marts and pitfalls of Seattle, San Francisco, Los An
geles or New York. Some of them say they will head in
at Vancouver where you can get real Scotch, blown in the
bottle. They dream of the golden poppies of California,
or the hills that look down on Avalon.
Then there comes the awakening. We might sing
that sad refrain, “It Wont Be Long Now,” but we dont
wish to chortle in glee over the misfortunes of our
neighbors. Soon they will be broke, or badly bent, and
the pavements will hurt their feet and they will wire
back for the price of a ticket fervently declaring that
they cant stand it another day. One of the best things
about Alaska is the fact that they will get the price with
out hesitation because we want them back and feel
sorry for them.
It is quite fitting that Republicans and Democrats
should have their armistice today a few days before the
real Armistice, November 11.
The biggest laugh we’ve had in this campaign is
when they call some of the stuff they distributed “liter
erature.”
Many farmers have found that the cow, sow and
hen afford more effective relief than the politicians.
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KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative, 200 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle
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OVER IIBKE
FORMER AGENT OF INSURANCE
COMPANY ADMITS HE COP
IED SIGNATURE
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NEW YORK, Nov., 6, (JP)— Albert
Snyder never signed applications
for $50,000 worth of insurance tak
en out in his name before his wife,
Ruth, and her paramour, Judd
Gray, clubbed him to death in tne
Snyder home at Queens Village, it
developed in the Supreme Court
here.
Leroy Ashfield, former agent of
jthe Prudential Life Insurance Co.,
which is suing to cancel the poli
cies .admitted on the witness stand
j that he copied the slain art edi
tor’s signature on the application
| blanks.
It was to obtain the insurance
j money that Mrs. Snyder and Gray
isiew the editor. The pair were
I electrocuted for the crime at Sing J
.Sing.
j LONDON, Nov., 5, (/P)-P.: !;hh |
'municipal and borough elections
elections resulted in sweeping gains
'for the Labor Party. Returns are
[still incomplete but so far the Labor
Party has gained 111 county seats
jin boroughs outside of London and
; 32 other capitals.
Most of the Socialist gains have
'been made at the expense of the
conservatives. Labor leaders are
naturally jubilant over the indica
tions of the drift toward Radical
ism in view of the outcome of the
general elections.
Stories are current, however, that
the general election will be fought
along different lines.
President And Wife
Back Home To Vote
NORTHAMPTON, Nov., 6. (JP)
Welcomed back to their old home
!town by hundreds of friends and
!admirers President and Mrs. Coel
ldge cast their ballots after an
overnight trip from Washington
which brought them to North
ampton today. They will return
‘this afternoon after visiting Mrs
iCoolidge’s mother.
HOOVER LEADING
HOUSTON. Nov.. 6. (£>)—Incom ‘
plete returns from 32 out of 133 pre
cincts in Harris county gave Hoo
ver 1,813 and Smith 1,549.
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LIGHT VOTE EARLY TODAY
Voting at the local poll progress
led slowly up to about 2 o’clock with
, but 142 having exercised their
right of franchise.
Oltimers of the city say this is
j about the same average of pre
vious years, for that hour, the
greater portion of voters coming
in after that hour with the last
ones drifting in after 6 p. m. It is
estimated at least 400 will have
voted by closing time this even
ing, 8 o’clock.
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Announcement that the Piggly
Wiggly Corporation will open one
of its chain grocery stores in Ju
neau, was made recently.
Don’t overlook hearing
the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.
YAKAMA GEM POTATOES NO
l’S $3.00 PER IIUNRED. Brown &
Hawkins Corporation.
Frye-Brubn’s Baby Beef
celled.
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LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O’CLOCK ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
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One of the great master writers of the Ages
Count Lyof N. Tolstoi
wrote the story “Anna Karenina” which has been made
into the movie under the name of
A tale of the old Russia with the two greatest
stars of the day
John Gilbert
AND
Greta Garbo
in the leading parts, supported by a brilliant cast
LOVE — PASSION — REVENGE
RUINATION — SACRIFICE
A very fine 8-reel feature that every adult should see.
With it we are going to give you an extra good two-reel
LUPINO LANE COMEDY
DRAMA DE LUXE’
We did not have to pay an extra fee for this great pro
gram and so we are letting it go at the ordinary prices.
Vote For
Your vote will be appreciated on November 6
James Cusick
of Latouche, Alaska
CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE
TO THE ALASKA
LEGISLATURE
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