OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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WILL MAKE FINE DELEGATE
Thomas A. Marquam, Independent candidate for
delegate to congress, made a very favorable impression
upon the people, men and women, in the First division, ac
cording to press reports from that district. This is quite
as it should be. Mr. Marquam has lived in Alaska and is
thoroughly conversant with the past and present condi
tions and understands those things which will be good for
it's future. He has an exceptionally agreeable personal
ity, a keen intellect, and is a diplomat.
From every source in the Territory comes the news
that the workers, oldtimers, and business men are flock
ing to his banner. They are convinced he will make an ad
mirable delegate to congress. Of the utmost importance
is the news emanting from Washington, D. CL to the ef
fect Mr. Marquam’s candidacy is looked upon with favor
by every high official.
WHAT WOULD HE DO?
Sometimes when an earnest democrat is enthusiastic
ally probing into republican “slush fund” charges we won
der in our innocent way what he would do if some one
gave the democrats a lot of money.
OH, AIMEE!
Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson, lady evangelist and
“healer” of Los Angeles, who claims to have been kidnap
ped and carried to Mexico, is thought by some to have
been involved in a love affair, but Arthur Brisbane thinks
otherwise. He declared that her specifications for a fu
ture husband are that he must be “six feet tall, a trom
bone player, singer and a good and .holy man, also a
preacher.” Like Brisbane, we doubt if there is any such
animal.
BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunt
ing parties of all kinds. Three years
experience as licensed guide. Fine
hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
NICK KRISTENSEN,
False Pass, Alaska.
Fruit jars at J. L. Graef’s.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer's Al
aska Shop.
Dunhill Pipes, ?I0 each—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
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Next Door to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
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Table and Counter Service — Private Boxes
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BASEBALL RESULTS
SATURDAY’S GAMES
AMERICAN—
Washington 9, St. Louis 0.
Philadelphia 9, Detroit 6.
New York 2, Chicago 1.
Boston 2, Cleveland 6.
NATIONAL—
St. Louis 6, 1; New York 8, 6.
Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 5.
Chicago 2, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 2, Boston 8.
COAST—
San Francisco 6, Seattle 7.
Sacramento 5, Mission 1.
Oakland 4, Hollywood 3.
Los Angeles 7, Portland 8. (Eight
Los Angeles 7, Portland 8 (11 in
nings.)
SUNDAY’S GAMES
COAST— ,
San Francis-co 5, 2; Seattle 4, 7.
Los Angeles 3, 4; Portland 1, 2.
Sacramento 10, 4; Mission 5, 6.
Oakland 5, 1; Hollywood 2, 13.
AMERICAN—
Washington 7, St. Louis 8.
New Yor£ 8, Chicago 4.
Boston 1, Cleveland 2.
Philadelphia and Detroit, rain.
NATIONAL—
St. Louis 2, New York 7.
Chicago 1, Brooklyn 2.
READER ETAOIN TAOINNU
Winter suit samples now in. Fit
guaranteed. Leon Urbach.
TEAM STANDINGS
COAST—
Los Angeles -73 43 .629
Oakland -63 53 .643
Sacramento _65 55 .542
Mission -60 57 .513
Seattle ___56 64 .467
Hollywood _54 67 .446
Portland _53 67 .442
San Francisco _51 69 .425
AMERICAN—
New York _67 34 .663
Cleveland _59 44 .573
Philadelphia _52 48 .520
Detroit -52 50 .510
Washington _49 48 .505
Chicago -51 51 .500
St. Louis _42 59 .416
Boston -31 69 .310
NATIONS
Pittsburgh _55 40 .579
Cincinnati _56 45 .554
St. Louis _53 47. .530
Brooklyn __52 49
Ne1v York _ 49 49
Boston _40 57
| Philadelphia _38 57
| Chicago _{>0 49
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WHEN WINTER COMES
The snows are pure white; that’s
the condition of your laundry when
it is returned to you from the Seward
Steam Laundry.
The latest designs in wall paper at
Moore’s. 4t
Developing, Printing and Enlarging
—SchaMerer’s, Alaska Shop.
LIIBERTY
TONIGHT ONLY-8 O’fcLOCK SHARP-TONIGHT ONLY
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THE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS
A REAL LIVE RAILROAD STORY FEATURING
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
Supported by
WILLIAM HAINES
and an All Star cast
Also a Comedy
“HELLO HOLLYWOOD”
and Pathe Review
Alex Bolam, guide and big game
hunter, returned to the ciyt last Sat
urday from a fishing trip down Rus
sian river way.
The Barnes property at the head
of Crow creek, which is now own
ed by W. T. Murry, of Anchorage,
Clyde Brenner and William Ham
mond, gives promise of becoming
one of the big quartz producers of
this district as the result of devel
opment work inaugurated recently
by owners. They have a small one
stamp mill on the ground and a
test run was made last week, with
ore rawhided down from the top of
the mountain, and Mr. Murry has a
slug of amalgam weighing 25 ounces
to show for the work done by him
self and Mr. Brenner.
Photograph albums and art corners
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
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HANDSOME NEW DIMERS
MRS. REID'S BEAUTY SHOP
Promising to excell any shop of it’s
kind in the Territory, the new loca
tion of Mrs. J. L. Reid’s beauty par
lor in the Arcade building will soon
be ready for occupancy. Alterations
in the new place have been under
way for the past two weeks as spe
cial plumbing was necessary, not only
in the shop proper, but in the loung
ing room. It is stated it would be dif
ficult to find many shops of this size
anywhere in the states which will ex
ceed in modern equipment, appli
ances and service as that found in
Mrs. Reid’s shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid are also moving
into the large apartment directly to
the rear of the parlor, tl is expected
the new location will be open and
ready for business in a few days.