VISCOUNT HUE
REORGANIZED BRITISH ARMY
YEARS BEFORE THE WAR
SENT TO FRANCE
CLOAN, Scotland,• Aug., 20, (ZP)—
Viscount Haldane, noted philoiso.
ph‘3r, statesman and War Minister1
during one of the most critical per.
iod'S in British history, died at the
age of • 2.
Despite his declaration “Germany
is my spiritual home,” which finally
forced his retirement from the Brit,
ish Cabinet, Lord Haldane is cred.
ited with the neorganization of the
British Army years before the War
enabling Britain to send a strong ex.
peditionary foroe to France.
II. S. NEGRO FLIER GOES
■ID TO GET LICENSE
MONROVIA, Liberia, Aug. 20, (£>)—
Unable to qualify for an air pilo*’-*
license in the United States on ac
count of his race, Captain Henson
Cutley, an American negro, who is
now military instructor to the Liber
um frontier force stationed at Moro
via, has entered the School of A via
tion at Berlin,
Pearl Lee, colored, was fined §100
Saturday, in the Commissioner's
court, for possession of liquor.
Regular weekly business meeting
and luncheon of the Seward Chamber
of Commerce, will be held tomorrow
at noon in tlJ3 Seward Grill.
If you haven’t tried Frye.Bruhn’s
Baby Eeef you have missed some
thing, friends!
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A. C .GRUANSTADT, MANAGER
THIS IS THE PLACE
NO USE SEEKING
ANY FURTHER. WE
CAN SUPPLY YOUR
WANTS IN THE MEAT
LINE ENTIRELY TO
YOUR SATISFACTION
BY THE SACK OR CARLOAD
Premier
and mine run coal—Try It
Healy Lump
Nut or mine rup
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. Hoben. A. F. Davis
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PORT IF sun
i With a full cargo of genial height
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| for points around the Kenai peninsu
la, and a small passenger list . 'e
Motorship Discoverer, Capt. Heinie
Berger, cleared form the Port of Sew
ard Sunday for Anchorage. She is
due back here on the 29th.
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The schooner Seattle, Captain Nes
lan has just landed 35,000 pounds rf
halibut at the San Juan Fishing &
Packing company here.
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After taking r.a ice, oil and pro
visions, the schooner Yakutat,
Ivor Sellerite is loaded out with 45
000 pounds of frozen halibut for Seat
tle.
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The schooner Marmot, Captain Arne
Larson, has taken on ice at t.<■> Sail
Juan Fish & Packing company an.!
is bound for Seattle with a full load
of halibut.
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The U, S. Geodetic Survey steam n-,
the Surveyor, Captain R. R. Lukens,
made the Port of Seward Saturday
from Chiswell Islands and left again
today to continue the coast survey
work until October. While here Cap
tain Lukens visited with his wife’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pilking
ton, who are sojourners, in Alaska
from Santa Vruz, California.
The Helianthus of the U. S. geode
tic survey, Captain Hubbard, came
into the harbor Saturday from North
west Glacier to meet the mother
ship Surveyor. She departed today.
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The Redondo, tug boat and cannery
tender for the Pacific-American Fish
eris company took on coal at the
city dock in the port of Seward Sa
turday and departed that evening for
Seattle. She had been working out of
Heatsn near the end of the Alaskan
Peninsula.
Peter Steil, Alaskan pioneer from
Fairbanks, was taken from the steam
er Yukon on the recent trip South to
St. Ann’s Hospital, suffering from
heart trouble. He was on his way to
the States for medical treatment but
became too ill to continue the trip
John G Up a, trick, well known local
dock watchman for many years, and
who has been under the care of Dr.
Baughman, was stent to Anchorage
today. He has been in ill health for
some months.
THE NEW VANITY VEST POCK
ET KODAKS WITH F63 LENS ARE
HERE. Schailerer’s Alaska Shop.
Sra.VSBR 1
XV
HAROLD I. JUNE
Harold I. June, a member of Byrd’s
Antarctic expedition, will be one of
Byrd’s pilots. June is a petty of fids r
in tlie naval air service. He is stat
ioned at Hampton Roads, but has ob.
tained lea vie for the Antarctic advent,
ure. With Byrd and Balchen he will
probably be in the plane that attempts
to teach <vhe South Fold.
TO TAKE A “LOOK SEE”
W. J. Shannon, an old-timer of th
Interior was a visitor in Anchorag
the other day, having come out fror
he Kantishna and Mt. McKinley do
Diets where he has been prospectin
fcr several years. He thinks he ha
found something worth while on th
northerly slope of the big mountain
He is going to take a “look see” a
the south side before winter sets in.
Miss Ruth Davies and Wilton Ru
tan were married recently at Ketch!
kan. Mr. Rutan of Portland, has beei
in Ketchikan for nearly two year;
as representative of the Pacific Frui
& Produce company. The bride ar
rived more recently from Seattle.
DUNHiLL PIPES AND TOBAC
COS. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
FOR RENT—Two cabins. C. C. Coop
er.
GAY MALE PLUMAGE
PLOUGASTEL, Brittany, Aug. 20,
</P)—Men of Brittany, on Sunday*
and holidays, wear black belero jac
i
kets faced with blue and white flow
ers embroidered on the sleeves. Their
waistcoats, gay with circular orange
braiding, cost $S0 and bellshaped
trousers with gold buttons cost twice
( as much.
reward for poisoner
A reward of $573 is offered by the
Town of Seward for the arrest and
conviction of the party or parties
1 poisoning dogs.
i SEWARD WATER I
! SUPPLY 1
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
| John Nelson, Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent j
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 81
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PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM
JAPANESE OPERETTA IN THREE ACTS
Given by the Jesse Lee Home
LIBERTY THEATRE, AUGUST 24, AT 8:00 P. M.
Admission—Adults 50c—Children 25c
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CAST OF CHARACTERS
EMPEROR . Dean King
TOPNOT, Court Chamberlain,.Alee Conn
PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM
Minnie Andersen
Rival suitors
PRINCE SO TRUE
PRINCE SO SLI
Claude Groth, Andy Peterson
FAIRY MOONBEAM . Mary Ella Larsen
FAIRIES ... Helen Wick, Mary Harris, Mattie
Gardner, Marie Carlsen, Molly Lyons and
Marie Holstrom
WIZARD CAT . Nicholas Damiano
SPRITES . Nick Gardner, Edwin Carlsen,
Walter Merril, Richard Merril, Joe Bean
TO-TO \ Clara Bean
YUM YUM „ . , , Bessie Abeyak
mT nTT /Princess’ Maidens^ . „
DU-DU Francis Walker
TU-LIP
Eva Oloawsine
CHORUS—Left to right
Rose Andersen . William Andersen
Helen Kristensen . Ephraim Kalmakoff
Matea Torgramsen . Charlie Lange
Emma Balmatoff . Nickie Heidel
Harriet Lange . John Hughes
K* tie Carlsen .Thoburn Hatten
Laura Torgramsen . Eddie Edigoruk
Luc> Kierk. Willie Kanyak
Annie Golley . Daird Elinglook
Mary Banks . Fred Pesterkoff
Saran Tutiakoff . Louie Sanguinetti
Kalissa Pesnakoff . Canterberry Hatten
If you want an enjoyable evening, don’t fail to see
PRINCESS CHRYSANTHEMUM
Coaches, .Myrtle Hatten, Rosabelle Groth