OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 13
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WESTWARD HO! BY AIR
These live-wires out Westward are not marking
time waiting fo the advance of progress to embrace their
districts but are taking Father Time by the fore
lock, saying “come hither.’’ Aside from the cattle, sheep,
fur, fishing and other resources of that fertile region,
prospecting for oil and valuable minerals is continuing
and now, the live-ones are said to be contemplating the
purchase of an airplane and inaugurate a regular ser
vice ’twix Seward and Westward towns.
It is said that the recent Chinese tong war was a
mistake. That may be comforting to the victims if they
are in communication with this careless world.
TRIBUTE TO FOSTER
Another tribute has been paid by the people of the
South to Stephen C. Foster, composer of Southern folk
songs, by the erection of a monument to his memory in
the form of a large boulder bearing this inscription:
“Erected to the memory of Stephen Collins Foster
at the source of the stream which he immortalized in
song, Suwanee River.” _
Foster wrote about 125 songs, among which were
“Old Folks at Home,” “Old Black Joe,” ”My Old Ken
tucky Home,’’ “Massa’s in the Cold, Cold Ground,” “Come
Where My Love Lies Dreaming, ’ “Nelly Was a Lady,”
and others which have been sung the world over.
A German actor talked continuously for 45 hours to
set a world’s record. We’ll bet his wife was not among
those present.
Better babies mean better boys and girls; better
boys and girls mean better men and women; better men
and women mean better citizens; better citizens mean
better communities. Watch the babies!
A woman shedding tears was the first practical wat
erpower development.
VAN GILDER HOTEL |
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HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
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MACHINE WORK IN CONNECTION
BATTERY SERVICE
Ogles's Garage Bldg. Madison 66
Residence Madison 24
SILKS LOW NECKS
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ATLANTA CITY, Nov., 19. (/P)—
Silk stockings and low necks are
"hanging women into a race physi
cally stronger than men, Dr. Eph
riam Mulfnrd told a meeting of the
tri-State Medical Association. Their
light clothing permits violet rays u j
reach the body and impart their!
; energy, he said.
“PER BEVINS SAKE !’’
PHILADELPHIA, Nov., 19. UP)—!
! Caleb Brinton. assistant superin-j
tendent of police and once called
j the most honest policeman in Phil
jadelphia, vras declared by the
Grand Jury to be unfit for office
because of his connection witn
liquor graft.
GOT FREE WARDROBE
PARIS, Nov., 19, UP)—Convicted I
of obtaining a vast wardrobe of
magnificent wearing apparel at the
most fashionable shops under false |
pretenses, Paroness Hardouin De ■
Werth was sentenced to six months |
■ m prison; but sentence wos sus
pended
\ NAUGHTY PARTY
CHiCAGO, Nov.. 19, (ff)—Floyd j
Tow-man, an orchestra leader, was;
'awarded a divorce when he intro- ,
duced a letter v.ritton by his wiie ]
in which she told cf a party with
another man while she was a tu
bercular i>tient at a sanitarium.
LIN!>Y IN MEXICO
MEXICO CITY, NO”, 19, (£»)— \
Ambassador Morrow, Mrs. Morrow i
and Col. Lindbergh who is visiting
them, and Miss Anne Morrow, j
I daughter of the Ambassador, left
for Cuernavaca to spend the week
at the Morrow residence there.
VAN GILDER: Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Miller, S- H. Green, Jack
Dorch, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Kenyon,
William Gill, Joe Dalten, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kennedy. Maurice
McMichael, Mrs. Logan Stiff, H- C.
Davis, Mrs. John Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. C. Dill, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. R. Corey, J
Miss Helen Corey. j
SEWARD: Conrad Olson, An-j
drew Anderson, Mrs. W. D. Brown,1
Stella Essens, Mrs. J. A. Hamilton,1
Elsa Hamilton, Mrs. G. B. Stevens,
Mrs. C. A. Pollard and sons, L. B.
Pauli.
OVERLAND: Frank Churchill,
M. Ross, A. C. Shaw, J. Peary, W
P, Ottle, Mrs. White, Mrs. Roberts,
R. C. Chamberlin, H. Lenhart, E.
Smith. i
SEXTON: William Lodge, John ]
Myklehurst, Chas. Wood, Harry
Johnson, William Gertiz, Peter Bo
goy, Simon McDonald, J. C. Phil
lips.
A little nonsense now and then
i will undo the best of men.
JUST RECEIVED NfcW STOCK
OF ALASKA FAT HERRING.
SEWARD TRADING CO.
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WON’T DRIP, WON’T SMELL,
CANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN
SMOKE IT EVERYDAY—YET IT
STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS $4.00 AND
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An extra fine cast including
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ASTOR - CREIGHTON HALE
TULLY MARSHALL
In one of the biggest Broadway hits
The Cat and
The Canary ”
An eight reel laugh thriller that will keep you
on the edge of your seat every minute.
A MURDER MYSTERY COMEDY
A eccentric millionaire dies—peculiar will—
spooky house—secret panels—scheming rela
tives—the hero trapped in the invisible pas
sages—the valuable necklace—the old lawyer
murdered between the walls.
WHO WAS THE CAT?
WHO WAS THE CANARY?
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play seen here for a long time.
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