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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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NO BLOND ESKIMOS
Amundsen’s statement that there are no blond Eski
mos in the Arctic Circle has been verified by officers of
the Royal Canadian mounted police. One mounted offi
cer, who made a hazardous journey into the Melbourne
Peninsula to bring out an Eskimo murderer, says he has
traveled from the Arctic through Hudson Straits and
Fury and Hecla Straits as far as Coronation Gulf, and
knows every tribe of Eskimos for hundreds of miles in
every direction from the straits and islands. 'Y et he main
tains that he never saw one of the natives with light hair.
Thus another popular legend of the writers of Northern
thrillers is punctured by cold facts.
WORKS BOTH WAYS
Senator Cole Blease says that “so called education**
has ruined the farmer and that when a good farm hand
gets a smattering of knowledge he wants to be a preacher
or a doctor or something not associated with farming.
Yes, and it often happens that with his smattering he gets
a hankering for political life.
THINK? NO.
Atlantic City has been getting fun but no philoso
phy out of a battle between two 70-foot whales right in
sight of the beaches. But just think what a perfect par
allel this is for our last presidential struggle and the com
ing one, each partly flopping around.with apparent aim
lessness and no platform worth mentioning to fight on.
Just think! Only nobody ever does think in Atlantic City.
A SIMPLE DEVICE
After all, the most simple but most scientific derice
is suspenders. Suspenders are more important than the
Einstein theory of relativity.
NONE BETTER IN ALASKA
Seward Grill
Music and Dancing 5 to 8 p. m. Saturday
and Sunday
"Ask for Mel”
‘‘Business is much the same
as prospecting it takes a
little dingin’ every day and
a little advertising to tefi
’em of the diggin."
POKE & P AH I
By SOURDOUGH BiLL
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The S. S. Aiasn of the A_ 5 S Oa,
is fine to arrive it port tomorrow af
ternoon a: 4 o'clock. accord as* to the
local office. The Alaska will fi»
charg-e 59 tons for local merchants
1S1 tons for rail points. 21 tons for
the Alaska Railroad anfi aboot 5W
tons will be discharped to the S S
Redonfio for transfer to Westward
ports.
The freighTer Nabesna. of 'he A. S
S. Co., which arrived in port h;«
rooming at an early hour fro® the
south, is discharging 71 tors for rail
road points, 2500 feet of lumber for
the Alaska railroad, and three large
oil tanks for the new Standard Of.
company plant at Fairbanks.
The freighter Derblay. of the A S
S. Co., is en route to *h:s port with
75 tons of general cargo for distribu
tion along the railroad, and 423 tons
for transfer to the Fedondo for the
Westward.
The freighter Culbnra. of zt- F
S. S. Co., is en route with ::*es
for the Alaska railroad and 55 tons
for the local Standard Oil company
The S. S. Admiral Evans. new en
route to Seward from Seattle, has 15*
tons of general cargo for discharge
at this port. The Frans is due t®
arrive next Monday evening or Tues
day rooming. The vessel will proceed
to the Westward.
The B. of F. patrol vessel Kittt
wake. which arrived in port yester
day momin, departed later in the day
for Cook Inlet,
The steamer Starr. Capt. O. A
Johansen, was due to arrive in pot-,
htis afternoon at 4 o’clock from 'Brie
toil bay.
The Bureau of Fisheries patrol ves
sel Brant which arrived in port Wed
nesday night from Sitka win depart
for Valdez tomorrow.
The freighter Xabesna, Captain Joe
Miller, vas scheduled to depart for
the Westward at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
The S. S- Redondo, off -die A S S.
Co., returnee to port early this morn
ing from the Westward bringing 3 ft,
(•00 cases of salmon and 250 barrels off
herring for transfer to the S. S
Alaska.
YOU’LL EE S4”»SriED
Ask abont the "H. K ” lanntry ser
vice at the Seward Steam La an dry.
Satisfaction gaaranteed.
Safety Razors—S^kJterert Alaska
Shop.
Photograph albums and art comer*
—SchaDerer's Alaska Shop.
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NO ORDER TOO LARGE TO FILL
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