INSTRUMENT TESTS
v DETROIT, Sept. 13. (JP)_^instru
ment tests will delay until dawn to
morrow the flight of Miss Ruth Elder
and George W. Haldeman to Lakeland,
Florida, the first leg on a projected
flight to Europe.
BOSTON, Sept. 13. (£>)—Babe Ruth
t'fljlay hammered out two home runs
in the New York Yankees 12 to 10
victory over the Boston Red Sox here
and brought his total for the seasoij/
to 49. This figure is four more than
Lou Gehigs.
Boys all wool school suits, long
pants. Urbach’s.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
The annual election of officers, of
the Seward Athletic Club will take
place on Thursday evening and it is
of the utmost importance that all
members, and prospective members of
! the organization, attend. Many busi
ness details will be discuussed and in
general plans for the coming winter
season outlined. The meeting will
convene promptly at 8 o’clock.
Incense and Incense Burners. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
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GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD
1 From the best of flour to you
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Our bakery goods are always fresh
Excellent lunches put up at a reasona
ble charge.
DAIRY LUNCHES FROM EARLY
MORN TO LATE AT NIGHT.
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Newest Novelties at all times
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EXTRA LARGE NUMBER PEOPLE,!
TOURISTS TAKEN OUT ON
ALASKA STEAMSHIP LINE |
With a large load of Westward fish, j
salmon, herring and halibut under her |
hatches, and the majority of state
rooms filled with passengers, the S. S.
Yukon, of the A. S. S. Co., departed
for the South Sunday afternoon, hours
behind her regular sailing time. The
reservations were as follows:
Seattle—Carl Eardley, K. K. Walyer, i
J. E. Marsh, J. Parrish, Joe Millis,
John Corey, Ford Witten, Joe Rukov
ina, Joe Poens, R. Winter, Tom Take,
Saven Roden, Leslie Camabon, F. E.
Bond, Dan Prune, J. Donnelly, Wm.
Nielson, Ruth Walker, Mrs. Oliva
Barker, Alan Boudreau, Louise Boud
reau, W. Niemi, John Metcalf, Geo. A.
Fletcher, J. M. Olds, C. W. Felch,
Boili Felch, John E. Ballaine, Glenn
Firtz, F. E. Bond, Jack Corson, Willis
Corson,Viola G. Perry, Annila Nelson,
Billy Booker Jr., Topaz Juling, L. J. j
Doyle, M. M. Hemphill, Sigrid Jacob- !
sen .Joseph JaJcobsen, R. Olsen, Lois j
Anstines, G. A. Scott, Mrs. G. A. Scott, j
G. L. Liknes, Karl Hermanson, C. j
Hofferson, Walter Romkis, Caroline
Thompson, John Shonevik, Mrs. C. A.
Buck, Charles Buck, B. Michelson, J.
A. Guusterson, J. E. Fiti, A. Dovemen,
P. C. Olson, Lawrence Olson, Zief
Olson, C. Nicol, S. E. Sevandia, Z.
Cordova, Harold Liknes, Mikil Thomp
son, J. R. Jacobson, Olaf Hackmin R.
Tronold, M. Ralston, Gust Grant, Chas
Ivergran, A. B. Carstens, Mrs. A. R.
Carstens, H. W. Terhune, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Darby, O. O. Allen, B. F. Aid
rich, J. J. Doyle, Mrs. I. J. McKinnie,,,
Mrs. John Preston, John Preston, V.
Campbell, Mrs. E. G. Zimmerman, E.
J. Bolton, Victor Rue, Leroy Rue, L.
L. Malstrom, Harriiet M. Malstrom,
Clifford A. Besecker, J. D. Sanders,
Carrie A. Black, Helen Sacha, W. G.
Perry, Mrs. W. G. Perry, G. W. Kleiser
G. W. Kleiser, Jr., C. Palmer, A. J.
Doyle, aJcob Kosakoff, R. W. Con
verse, A. R. Christofsen, Mrs. Ford
Wright, Geo. B. Purvis, Mrs. G. B. j
Purvis, H. Faro, L. B. Smith, Philip T. j
Smith, J. S. Simonson, Alcot Gustof- j
son, Clarence Barcholf, J. R. Cuyker- j
dall, Esther C. Scoles, Mrs. P. Nilsen,!
Arnold Nilsen, Carl C. Erickson, J. W.
Gale, Mrs. J. W. Gale, John Savor,
Irene Dahl, Franklin Shafer, Lawrence
Baxter, Mrs. Mabel Baxter, Chas. Rub
ier, Mrs. A. C. Wanamaker, Oscar
Bridler, Mrs. B. A. White, Mrs. D. W.
Wheeler, Harper Workman, Mrs. D. G.
Preston.
Juneau—Geo. T. Masury, J. E. Fitz
gerald, C. Bills, W. R. Neville, Frank
Hielo. cm
Cordova—W. J. McDonald, Geo. R.
Wood, S. B. Cochran, Frank Berry.
Latouche—Geo. Bigley, Ab Michal
son, Matt Dominic, Matt Baker, Mrs.
A. W. Hackwood, Mrs. M. E. Stefer
son, A. W. Hackwood, Elizabeth Hack
wood, A. W. Hackwood Jr., K. J. Hack
wood, T. P. Stomey, L. V. Ray.
Valdez—Mrs. H. De Marce, D. C.
Brownell, Geo. W. Dona, Chas. Wat
son, C. Jerling, Mrs. C. Jerling, Milo
Hubbert, Dee Johnson, John Carlson,
Robert Jacobson.
LEAGUE OF' NATIONS
FULL SWING AT GENEVA
GENEVA, Sept. 13. (jP)—-The eight j
issembly of the League of Nations
lad a great workout yesterday when
Foregn Minister Briand of France
ind Sir Austin Chamberlain, the
British secretary, answered in detail
;he charges by small countries .that
;he great powers were ruining the
eague.
Start the day right—orde nest
neat which is FRYES’S BABY BEEF.
The finest Safaty Razor In the world
at $15. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
PR0P0SE8 CUT TARIFF
WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. (/P)—
France proposes to cut the tariff pend
ing new arrangements. Paris said the
American protest might be considered
tomorrow.
A dollar saved is a dollar earned,
and so the shoe repair shop is a serv
ice station on the road to wealth.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
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MAY GET LYLE'S JOB
SEATTLE, Sept. 13. (^—Possibili
ty that F. R. Hazeltine may be the
the subject of discussion today among
successor of Administrator Lyle was
observers of federal prohibition en
forcement.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
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W. J. Erskine Co.
KODIAK, ALASKA
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Chiffon and Service Weight at
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