OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August lit. IS»*:4
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WE ACCEPT WITH THANKS
Its great to know a neighborly pride and we of Sew
ard surely get a warm feeling around the heart when
we read this from the Cordova Times:
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SEWARD BUILDS
Right in the face of a blow that must have struck
hard on the purse of the Seward citizens, they have voted i
almost unanimously, to build a new school house for j
their children.
This we call courage. Despiite the serious loss due to i
the recent flood in our westerly neighboring town, and;
despite the fact that the city exchequer must have been;
stretched to the limit to repair damage done there, the;
citizens march to the polls and declare thev have faith in j
the town and that they are cognizant of the needs of the j.
children, of the value of education. We stoon to no paltry
Tabulations, but we do feel a neighborly pride. j;
A Pennsylvania paper relates in connection with aji
larceny trial that “the accused came from very good
- ri- wo* rivunk when he came.”
y „ Prisoners enjoy music and always listen eagerly
' for the opening bars.
After getting fired it is natural to stroll by the
olace occasionally to see whether the firm is still in bus
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moss.
A New Yorker was found living in a sewar. Proba
bly a playwright or newspaperman looking for atmos'
phere.
> This is the season when campaign managers kid
* themselves by claiming everything in sight. _
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AUTO REPAIRING
and
MACHINE WORK IN CONNECTION
BATTERY SERVICE
Ogles’s Garage Bldg. Madison 66
Residence Madison 24
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Changing Tides Cast
Up Body Of Another
Victim Plane Crash
PORT ANGELES, Wn, Oct., 2,t/P)
—Changing, tides in the Strait of
Juan de Fuca gave up the body of
Dr. D. C. Holden of Victoria who
was a passenger aboard the mon
oplane which crashed on August
25 enroute to Seattle from Victoria.
The body was headless and the
left leg was off at the knee. It
had drifted ashore where it was
found by a fisherman in Port An
geles harbor.
SATURDAY’S GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Phi’i.dplnhia, 0: Chicago, 1.
Washington, 9; St. Louis, 1.
Boston, 7; Cleveland, 2.
New York, 7; Detroit, 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago, ft; Cincinnati, 1.
Philadelphia, 1; Brooklyn, 5.
St. Louis, 2; New York, 4.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Hollywood, 2-5; Los Angeles, 5-6.
Portland, 5-5; Sacramento, 4-9.
Missions, 4-2; San Francisco, 5-14
Seattle, 2-3; Oakland, 9-4.
tear Aimee But Still
Let Her Enter Land
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PARIS, Oct. 1. (#>)—Representa
tions that Mrs. Aimee Semple Mc
Pherson, Los Angeles evangelist,
should be barred from entering
Jreat Britain have been made to
he home office it was stated here
in authoritive quarters, however, it
vas understood that the home of
fice would not deny Mrs. McPher
son admission. It was stated that an
mmigration officer at any port has j
he power to prevent an alien land- i
eg should he so desire.
JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK
)F ALASKA FAT HERRING.
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Again we have the world’s greatest
character actor
LON CHANEY
IN THE STARTLING MELODRAMA
THE PENALTY
From the fascinating cosmopolitan story by
GOUVENEUR MORRIS
A wonderful story of Bohemian artists and the
criminal element of San Franciso’s famous
underworld
Considered one of the best Chaney has ever
done. A powerful portrayal of a legless devil
man—master of crooks. The terrible revenge
on the daughter of the man whom he hated
With it we will give you something to laugh at
PERILS OF PETERSBORO
ALSO AN INTERESTING FOX NEWS REEL
A great 11 reel program that everybody
should see
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AND KIDS 25c
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