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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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ON THE RIGHT TRACK
Unlike Hamlet, the Department of Justice does not
‘‘lack the gall to make oppression bitter. ’ Rather it gives
a hint of the oppression to co mein the future when it se
cures a decision from the courts allowing it to designate
such things as kegs, barrels, capping machines, bottles
and corks as paraphernalia entering into the manufac
ture and dispensing of liquor.
Rather than be offended at the prohibition crowd
the public should offer them a vote of thanks. Rv this
swift kick where the sensibilities are most acute to
ed a greater measure of determination to end forever
the Farce of Fanatics. Sometimes it requires a good
swift kick wheer the sensibilities are most acute to
arouse an apathetic public. This latest .. application of
the boot bids fair to align in the sanity column many
lukewarm interests. It hits the pocketbook. When this
occurs the pragmatist begins to get up, stretch his limbs
and starts looking around for a club.
We are heartily in sympathy with every encroach
ment the liquor enforcing ring can make upon personal
liberties and traditional usages. If they will just keep
it up the time is not far distant when Mr. Average Citi
zen. bludgeoned, blackmailed and bulldozed by the “Rule
or Ruin” brigade, will resurrect some of the spirit of the
architects of this great country, take off his coat and
say: “Let us end this farce.”
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MS 11 HOMES
GO UP IN FLIES IN
OHM TOWN
SUSANVTLLE, Calif., June 19, (/P) J
—Fire of undetermined origin de
stroyed Riverside garage, 15 au
tomobiles and 2 residential places.
The damage is estimated at $300,
000. It was the second disastrous
i fire within a week, following a
| blaze which reduced the town’s
power house to ashes and resulted
! in a $100,000 damage.
: The last fire was discovered by a
police dog, the property of Fred i
Detz. It also threatened two apart- |
.house buildings next door,
j The garage was in the Fruit j
|Grower’s sub-Division.
CASEY SERIOUSLY ILL
J. Casey McDannel, one of the 1
j best known residents in the rail- !
] road belt and former prominent ■
, citizen of Tonopah, underwent a
I serious operation a few days ago
| at Anchorage. The Times reports
he was in a serious condition.
TROPHIES LOST, FIRE
NEW YORK, June 19, {IP)—Mil
lionaire yachtmen and others sus
tained $200,000 loss in a fire at the
Robert Jacobs shipyard. Trophic
|and other articles of value were de
stroyed.
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| The Fairbanks Automobile As
sociation is establishing picnic j
; grounds at Harding Lake and will
build a dressing room, bathroom
and grid, install a telephone and
! stock the lake with 2,000,000
i trout.
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| Gust Rundgren, oldtimer of the
i upper Kuskokwim section, re
cently passed away at Anchorage.
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PIANO TUNER
Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner,
Will be here soon
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JULY 14
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Phone Madison 139_Seward, Alaska ’
LOT — ONE
55 Pr. Ladies Slippers and Oxfords
Value to $6.00
SALE $295
MEN’S BELTS
Value $1.25
SALE 45c
Men's Moleskin Rain Coats
Value $25.00
SALE $785
LADIES HOLEPROOF HOSE
Value $1.95
SALE3 "• $495
Boys and Girls Shoes and Oxfords
Values to $5.00
SALE $295
Sizes 101/2 to 2
LOT NO. 2
55 Pr. Ladies ^hoes
Value to $8.00
SALE $395
WOMEN’S RAIN COATS
Value $7.00
SALE $485
MEN’S BLUE JUMPERS
Value to $2.50
SALE $1.«
LADIES HOLEPROOF HOSE
Value $1.00
SALE3 Pr- $260
LOT NO. 1456
Light Color Cordurov Pants
Value $4.00
SALE $235
No Alterations
CHILDREN’S HALF-SOCKS
and Stockings
Vaiue to 75c
SALE 35c
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS
Value to $5.00
SALE $235
ODD LOT of MEN’S SHOES
Values $10.00 to $15.00
SALE $585
SUITS divided into three prices
$22“-3250-4250
Dress up for the Fourth of July
BOYS SHOES and OXFORDS
Values to $5.50
SALE $345
Size 2/2 to 6