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Steam Heat—Good Service
Bus meets all trains and boats.
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THE GEM CAFE
NOW OPEN FOR
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Tom Walker
Chef and Boss.
RUNNER FROM INLET TOWN
IKES TIUl SPIN IIP TO
TOP 1IIITI0N MOUNT!
Werner Ohls. proprietor of the Ohls
dairy in Anchora.ee, another one ;»f
those fleet-footed and long distant run
ning Finns came over Saturday to
look over the Marathon mouutain pri
or to the run next Sunday. Using Erick
Eckman and Ed Yogi as pace-make:s,
Ohls kept right behind them on the
trail running up to the top on Sunday
morning. The rain of the day before
and the morning mist made the going
rather hard but Eckman came back
with the report that Ohls’ wind appear
ed to be okeh.
This trio of runners, Yogi. Eckman
and Ohls, hardy sons of the Scandina
vian race, promise to present to the
hundreds of people in Seward next
Sunday, what is believed by many will
be the closest Marathon run since the
race was originated. All lean, hard
as flint and with that hungry expres
sion on their countenances which
come from hard training, here is a
trio of athletes which may make local
history.
Betting is apparently about even
thus far tho Yogi and Edema a may
have the edge over the Inlet runneT.
A few of the Ohls ’backers say he in
tends to follow Eckman up and down
the 3.000 foot mountain then on the
final spurt, from the base to the cor
ner of the Bank of Seward, attempt
to bring home the bacm. The ques
tion before the house is: what will
Yogi be doing all this time? Yerily,
it promises to be a beauty of a Mara
thon.
Mr. Ohls left Seward yesterday for
home but will return on Saturday
evening.
FULLER
MARINE
ENAMEL
(^on-Bilge mite)
It Stays White!
HERE is a ship enamel that
defies bilge and sulphurous
gases.The laboratories ofVvTP.
FULLER & Co. worked for
months to perfect it. It stays
white.
Spreads welL Use it for both
outside and inside worLDries
in about 24 hours and can be
washed or scrubbed without
impairing the surface.
f THERE’S a Fuller Paint Tj
for every marine purpose. Jf
H.
TT FT7 carry a full line of Fuller
W J-a Paints and Varnishes and
can supply your needs.
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ERECTING BIG OEISEE
mi mm stet»
j Over at Kodiak the Standard Oi:
Company is erecting a 20. hop-gall on
deisel oil tank and a eotaare for their
agent, H. J. Grubb. The local office
of the big company announce? there
is a crew of ten men now on the con
struction job which will be complete
in another month. Heretofore the
company has served the trade from oil
drums but the large increase in busi
ness during the past year amply jus
tifies the erection of buildings of a
permanent nature. It is believed the
present activity at Kodiak by the com
pany is but the forerunner of more to
follow in the near future.
WHEN DOES A CHILD
CEASE TO BE A CHILD?
“Remember, they’re only children.”
But when ar eighteen year ole
j boy take a girl of the same age in
: to the country in his high-powered
I them roadster ARE THEY?
This is one of the tense situations
in “Broken Laws." Mrs Wallace
Reid’s new powerful photodrama c*
Mother Love and the Law playec at
the Liberty theater tonight.
Mrs. Reid’s portrayaf of Joan, the
indulgent mother, surpasses by far.
anything this talented artist has done
in the past.
Relieving that her son Bobby is
still a “baby" she humors him. but
he soon demonstrates that he is nc
longer a “child’’ and with serious re.
suits that fead to some of the most
dramatic scenes of the play.
_ Bobby and Patsy, his little sweet
| heart, dash off in Bobby’s new run
| about. Their first trip leads tc oth.
; ers, and finally to a notorious road
i house.
Here Patsy’s father finds her and
takes her home. -,V*ngry. at having
! lost his “girt” Bobby dashes of* a*te
them, (n the darkness, on a lonely
country he crashes into a vegetable
wagon killing the aged wife of the
vegetable peddler.
Bobby is tried for manslaughter
and found guilty. His mother learns,
too late, that he is not any longer
a "child.”
* Her plea for him, after he is con
victed. provides one of the most ef
fective bits of emotionaf acting seen
on the screen in many months.
It will bring home to fathers and
mothers everywhere that their eight
een-year-old boys and girls are no
longer "children” and that they can
not be treated as such without dis
astrous results.
"Broken Laws” is a thrillling worth
while drama of today.
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