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Leo M. Douglas
DEMOCRAT
SuciC'Sl'ul Husinessman of Seward, Alaska
FOR TERRITORIAL
Representative
Fleet liim April 27, 10 IS
If Elected, I will Serve the Public to the best of my Ability; I
Stand for the Abolition of Fish Traps; Employment of American
Ci izens and Alaskans on Alaskan Projects; Better Mail Service.
Especially to the Westward; More and Better Hoads; Better
Distribution of Tax Monies; Better Adminstiation of the Law by
the Different Enforcement Bodies; Necessary Appropriations for |
Local 'Improvements; More and Better Schools.
m CAN’T BEAT PROGRESS; SO LET’S GO WITS IT.
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I'd PoVtical Adv.
SEWARD
Cabinet & Boat
Shop
IjOOATER ON RAIIjROA l> AYE
(formerly in Old IT.S.O. Hlds.)
MAIN 7
Now is the time to have the
Cabinet work yon have promised
your self, put in. Call ns.
FIRE ON DU FRESNE PLACE
At 7:00 o’clock Tuesday morn
ing the City and Army Fire De
partments were called to the old
Henry DuFresne place to put out
a fire in the light plant shed and
a nearby caretaker’s cabin. Both
buildings were a complete loss,
as well as the light plant and a
few miscellaneous tools. Smoke
from the fire had been seen and
reported from town.
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THE BARGE LINE
Continues' to Prove Its Efficiency in Bringing
CargocsNorth at Re it need Water-Freight Pates
Next Barge Direct to Seward Aprs! 28,
For Tatiana & Yukon-River Freight
Car^o Deadlines;
TACOMA: Shaffer Terminal No. 1—General freight received until 3p.m. Friday April 23.
SEATTLE: Pier 50—General freight received until 3 pan. Monday, April 26.
For Seward—Connects at Seward for Anchorage, Fairbanks and intermediate rail points
and TANANA AND YUKON RIVER POINTS!
ALASKA FREIGHT EXPRESS CORPORATION
Shaffer Terminal No. 1 Pier 50
Tacoma 1. Washington. Seattle 4, Wash.
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AND THINK
IS YOUR INCOME PROTECTED?
DO YOU KNOW? This is the Best Insurance in the World!
There are OVER 12,000.000 Hospital cases and 9,000,000 Serious accidents every year—"You
may be next”. For a few cents a day you will get The Most Liberal Income Protection
i'ian ever ouerea.
CASH MONTHLY BENEFITS.
$100.00 per MONTH FROM FIRST DAY.
$300.00 per MONTH IN HOSPITAL.
$200.00 per MONTH COMMON CARRIER ACCIDENT
BENEFIT.
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE UP TO $25.00 FOR
NON-DISABLING INJURIES.
$2500.00 to $10,000.00 ACCIDENTAL DEATH BENEFITS.
m i VII III II V Home Off. — Box 5 19 Anchorage
lltMII)! III! in Seward.—Phone Adams 83
The ONLY Claim Paying Office in ALASKA
ADDED SPECIAL FEATURES.
Benefits payable for life.
Protects you 24 hours a day
on or off the job.
To give full coverage for acci
dents.
To provide full benefit for
every sickness, except vener
al disease and insanity.
You do not have to be house
confined to collect full bene
fit.
Full Air travel coverage.
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assn.
• LARGEST HEALTH and ACCIDENT COMPANY in the WORLD •
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
^JoNCERTED STATEHOOD DRIVE
o LD AGE BENEFITS
N MORE FISHTRAPS
R OAD AND AIRPORT AID
JnCREASED SCHOOL FACILITIES
^■jENEROUS'WELFARE APPROPRIATIONS
J"JoSPITAL FACILITIES FOR ALL
*J*AXATION—FAIR AND ADEQUATE
VOTF RIGHT
VOTE FOR
CONRIGHT
Bj Democratic Candidate for the House of Representativ s
JACK CONRIGHT
Anchorage Businessman
Wo-ld War II Veteran