SemarD Pailij ^atnuaii
OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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HOW COME A STOOL PIGEON?
We know what a stool is and we know what a pig
eon is and we like both. We do not know how the two
got associated in modern parlance but when we hear the
words “stool-pigeon” or ‘ under-cover man” we know its
something like a snake and wre step aside involuntarily.
If there is anything more slimev or deeper in the life
than a stool-pigeon or an under-cover man, we cannot
think of it at the present writing. We are continually
surprised at our government which employs these crea
tures to help take away what we were raised to believe
was our right and privilege—the shot of hot liquor at
the end of the trail, a sip or two of wine at dinner, a
mug or two of beer on the sunshine of the porch, instead
of a hasty slug in the out-house.
Of course we had heard of stool pigeons and under
cover men before the present curse of dry laws but we
paid little attention then. But now, in these days when
hooze offenders are given 99 per cent of the attention
of officials and the courts, and murderers and grafters
reign supreme, those names make us reak.
The United States has had dirty r hands for 10 years
now; its about time to wash ‘em.
SOUTHBOUND LISTING
OF POSSENGFRS 1
THE MIL EVANS
The list of local reservations for
the south on the S. S. Admiral
Evans, Pacific Steamship Com
pany, out of the Port of Seward,
last night, included the following:
SEATTLE—Deputy Marshal Long
and four prisoners; Deputy Mar- j
shal Stanley Nichols and three !
prisoners; Samuel P. McGhee, B. |
Nelson, Miss Sylvia Sexton. Ben J
Merithey, L. W. Scott, L. C. Gibson, i
Tony Barnes, George Thurston, |
William Campbell, A. F. Campbell, !
E. Schuman, F. Gruberth, Nils I
Nelsenv Stanley Necholet.
LATOUCHE—Dr. Scruby, H. E.
Jackson, O. Matteran, Pat O'Meir
er,
KETCHIKAN—Mrs. M. Daven
port, J. Daly.
JUNEAU—E. H. Meyers, T. Jac
obson, John Kendler, Richard
Jensen.
CORDOVA—A. R. Butterfield,
C. Larson, C. Fletcher, Boyd Flet
cher, Tex Smith.
FR1GIDAIEE DEALER
| Chas. Lechner. prprietor of the
! Seward Machine Shop, has been
j appointed local dealer for. “Frig
idaires”. Bernard Christiansen,
'Alaska field representative, Seattle
1 headquarters, has made a special
I trip here in behalf of Mr. Lech
ner, to assist him in getting away
to a good start. Mr. Christiansen
is preparing today an article for
publication ‘in tomorrow’s issue
| in which he will describe in detail
the outstanding features of “Frig
idaires.”
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| Mrs. Carl E. Anderson, wife of
the popular skipper of the S. S.
Starr, proved herself a perfect
sailor on the recent voyage to the
Westward and Bristol Bay. Mrs.
Anderson never missed a meal,
jsays “Cap.’’
LIBERTY THEATER
P
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“LITTLE THEATER CLUB”
meeting tonight at the Liberty
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OSBO’S ELECTRIC
SHOP
House wiring, boat wirii,
and repairing. We stock
to-date light fixtures
Mail orders promptly
attended
Radios and Radio Supplies
For service call
Madison 123
“Send the Weekly to a frtsafi".
THE PALACE
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
John Mattich Pan! Svedeen
:: Proprietors ::
Phone Main 55
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E WEEKLY GATEWAY
July (Specials) Sale
ONE LOT of CANVAS
SHOES and KEDS
s*1' $1.00
Regular Stock of KEDS
X) DISCOUNT
You will need a pair for the
4th of July Races.
Sun-Visors
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
SALE
Suit—
$22.50
$32.50
$42.50
—Sale
Values to $3.50
SALE 65
MEN’S SUMMER HATS
Terms Cash