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INI TO THE SOUTH
The SS Admiral Evans, of the ,
Pacific Steamship Company, Capt. j
C. C. Graham, commander, arrived j
in Seward this forenoon from a trip
to the Westward and Kodiak. The
vessel took on a number of pas
sengers here and pulled away from j
the City Wharf, enroute to Seattle ;
and way ports, at 12 o’clock.
Outgoing passengers on the Ad-,
miral included the following:
For Cordova—J. F. Sabwaski, A. i
D. Macintosh, O. G. Talk, C. John- j
son.
For Juneau—L. N. Emerson, J. j
N. Oyster. j
For Seattle —Dan Ross, Edward
Kjander, M. L. Adams, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Woodward, Mrs. Jake
Marks, O. C. Cochran, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Larsen, J. N. Murphy, Frank
I-Ianaghy, K. Fowler, Geo. Bolin,
Ed Warren, Dick Marten, Sam Lan
geland, Eugene Wiles, Jake Ramer, i
H. M. Skauger, J. Gossit, Harry j
Miller, A. Shonaker, Marcus Jen
sen, E. Marloe, E. Mosiene.
For Latouche—J. McAuley, A. Ja- j
cobsen.
Dan Ross, Westward U. S. mar
shal, was an outgoing passenger on
the SS Admiral Evans in charge of
a prisoner.
Attorney O. D. Coughran, House J
member of the Territorial Legis
lature in 1921, a resident of Nome
I for many years past, is in Seward
enroute to the States on legal
! business.
Hunters returning to Seward from
; nearby hills report that few ptar
1 migan are encountered this season
I as compared with previous years.
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Hans Simons, local boat owner,
| has hauled his vessel high and dry
upon the beach for the winter. The
work was done on yesterday’s high
tide.
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Seward Light & Power Co.
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They’re all on Display and are Marked in Plain Figures.
Don’t Miss this Big Loss to Us and Big Saving to You.
>VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF
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NEWLYWEDS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Woodward,
newlyweds, left on the SS Admiral j
Evans today on a honeymoon trip.!
Later Mr. Woodward intends to at- j
tend the Boeing air school for a]
period of two or three months and
will then return to the Northland
and enter into aviation. Harold’s
mother Mrs. Jake Marks, is accom
panying them and she is enroute
to Cuba to visit her aged father
there.- Mrs. Marks intends to go via
San Francisco and the Panama
l Canal.
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Harry Miller, who came to Sew
ard from Ketchikan about a year
ago and who for a while was em
ployed at the Seward Steam Laun
dry, but who during the past sum
mer has been with the Bureau of
■ Public Roads at Moose Pass, w.as
among the departures on the Ad
miral Evans today. He is enroute
to Seattle.
! Marcus Jensen, who has been
with the Bureau of Public Roads
in Alaska for some years and who
has been in this area for about two
seasons, was an outgoing passen
ber on the Admiral Evans today,
enroute to Seattle.
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Are you superstitious? Today
is Friday the 13th.
Boats in port this morning were j
the Marian, Roy, Joan, Redwing,!
Hazel, Flattery, Rolph II and the j
Helldiver.
Yesterday’s feeble snowfall was
a pitiful attempt of Old Man
Borealis to change Nature’s local
blanket. The malamutes howled
and the oldtimers chuckled, but
the wind, she blew.
DIES PENNILESS
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12. (/P)—
Robert A. M. Neville, 49, who de
scribed himself as the son of the
Countess of Beauchamp, died at
the city hospital here penniless af
! ter he had been admitted from the
Helping Hand Institute under the
! assumed name of Robert Ellis.
A number of men who have been
working on the Fairbanks Explora
tion Company’s dredges in the vi
cinity of Fairbanks were depart
ures on the liner Admiral Evans to
day, as the dredges with which they
were employed have shut down for
the winter.
The Alaska Steamship Company
freighter Oduna was scheduled to
sail from Seattle enroute to Seward
yesterday.
; Send your cleaning and pressing
' in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
our speciar one-half regular price
offer. Seward Steam Laundry.
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ID DEPMEHT'51933
BUDGET SLASHED HEM
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov 12. (A»)
—The War Department budget for
1933 was said to have been cut at
about $44,000,000 below appropria
tions for the current fiscal year.
The Secretary said the reduction
has been accomplished without im
pairing the efficiency of the Army
and was made possible by vigorous
economies and deferment of pro
grams that are not vital at this
time.
.. Fifty per cent off on all clean
ing and pressing work (not rush
work) received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
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