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This Bank Has been in
Business Twenty Years
THE MANAGEMENT of this institution
is in full accord with modem ideas.
IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN as the
bank that renders its customers the kind of
service required for their best interests.
BE ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS, and have
the advantage of the kind of a bank you
would like to deal with.
Bank of Seward
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
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“Keds” in action.
Tickets going fast, so play safe and buy now.
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Mail orders promptly attended to
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VALDEZ MAKES
PROTEST OVER
CAMPAIGN LIES
SAYS FRAME HAS FILED CHARGES
AGAINST JUDGE RITCHIE—
ASKS INDORSEMENT
The Gateway Saturday afternoon re
ceived a strong protest from Valdez
signed by the Miner, asking that the
citizens of Seward get behind Judge
E. E. Ritchie in his reappointment as
Judge of the District Court for the
Third Division. John Frame recently
filed charges against Mr. Ritchie and
Other officials in the Territory, alleg
ing that they have encouraged law
lessness and vice, which, coming from
“Honest John” is good. So good, in
fact, that those who know Mr. Frame
personally, might consider it a colos
sal joke.
That Judge Ritchie has made a con
scientious, able official, is known by
^everyone who has followed his career
on the bench. It is to be regretted
that any man’s career should be vili
fied by irresponsible agitators desiring ,
office themselves.
The telegram follows:
“Valdez, Alaska, Nov. 22, 1925.
“The following telegram, signed by
almost every citizen of Valdez, has
been sent to the Attorney General: “It
is reported here in the public press
that John W. Frame has filed charges
Uvith you against the reappointment of
Elmer E. Ritchie, Judge of the Third
Division of Alaska, charging that
Judge Ritchie by his conduct and at
titude on and off the bench has en
couraged lawlessness and vice; fur
ther, that he censured a grand jury
for its statements regarding narcotics
at fish canneries. We, the undersign
ed citizens of Valdez, Alaska, brand
all such statements as deliberate and
malicious falsehoods. We have known
Judge Ritchie for many years and we
know him to be .a man of the highest
moral character and we personally
know that for the past four years he
has performed his duties as judge in
a most examplary manner, with credit
to himself and with honor to his high
judicial position, and we respectfully
ask for his reappointment.”
WINTER TRAVEL
TO THE STATES
ON THE WANE
ALASKA LINER DEPARTS FOR
THE SOUTH WITH SMALL
LISTING
It is quite evident winter travel to
the States is decreasing for a reduc
tion of reservations is noticeable on
the steamship Yukon, which vessel
left port Saturday night for the
South.
The outgoing list of passengers was
as follows:
Latouche—Gene Hughes, Roy Law
son, R. Paulson, H. Warren.
Cordova—Mrs. Joyce Anderson, Os
car V. Case, J. H. Brokaw, H. J. Lukes,
Bernard Young, Oscar Blue.
Juneau—C. Geddes, John W. Tritt,
Oscar R. Hart, Thos. Scott, H. A. Pe
ters, Ethel Belmont, Ed Belmont, J.
Young, G. L. Rich, L. Roderer, John
Noreen.
Seattle—Warren Knapp, L. A. John
son, J. Johnson, W. V. Thomas, F. J.
Finn, John Carlson, Albert Nelson,
Martin Moran, Tom Donnelly, Wm.
McCall, J. Edwards, J. H. Oakley, O.
Iverson, Joe Veralli, C. Noreen, Dan
Morrisey, W. B. Thomas, Raph P.
Wither, Chas. S. Mathison, W. W.
Geiss, John Nelson, Wm. Anvig, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvah Eames, O. E. Harring
ton, Sam Beck, W. H. Withers, Mrs.
W. L. Withers, J. E. Barthouf, Mrs.
Leo Lonygram, J. E. Brethord, J. Hill,
E. Morgan, C. H. Jansen, Mr.-and Mrs.
E. F. Wann, Wm. C. Hinde, A. Novak,
D. L. Green, Cris Nelson, Geo H. Ray,
M. E. Anderson, P. H. Mack, Esther
Pesch, W L. Gillis, M. A. Aberry, Mrs.
V. A. Kissinger, Antone Nelson, H.
Bloom, H. Magnuson, Mrs. J. Cleve
land, Helen A. Youels, Mrs. Valeria
Lillico, Larry Lillico, Ruby Turner,
Minnie Thompson, Mrs. G. Bosnor,
Mrs. Dell Burke, J. Patterson, Mrs.
i Ellen Landstrom, J. R. Sloan, Jack Ir
vin, Oscar Burke, Victor Enstrom,
C. L. Melberson, Mrs. Pete Jorgenson,
P. Jorgenson, J. P. Lee, A. Miller, F.
' S. Browh, J. W. Garver.
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