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
SEWARD, ALASKA
Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
Be sure and go to the games and see the
“Keds” in action.
Tickets going fast, so play safe and buy now.
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UNDER OBSERVATION
FOR NUMBER OF DAYS
DECLARED INSANE
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JURY OF SIX PRONOUNCE CHAS.
' ANDERSON INSANE—WILL BE
SENT TO MORNINGSIDE
Charles Anderson, aged 42 years, of
Swedish nationality, who has been
under observation by local officials for
the past ten days was a pronounced in
sane last Wednesday by a local jury
, of six citizens, and committed to the
' Morningside institution. Dr. Baugh
man states the case is one of para
noa predominating. In this particu
lar case the patient imagines spirits
whisper to him commanding him to
perform certain things, which some
times may lead to something serious.
Rats and mice are talked of fre
j quently as well as of someone by the
name of “Minnie.”
Charles Anderson has been in
Seward but for a few months, and un
til his confinement has worked at vari
ous jobs. A deputy U. S. marshal will
arrive from Valdez on the steamship
Victoria, in whose custody the patient
will be taken to Oregon.
The jurors on the case were Oscar
Dahl, W. E. Root, George Long, C. E.
Johanssen, Edward A. Thede, J. S.
Hofman.
ON THE WAGON IN NOME
Albin Polsen is going on the water
wagon this winter, having engaged
in the water business in Nome during
the past month. Mr. Polsen stated
to a Nome Nugget representative that
he has sunk a shaft on the banks of
Dry Creek and has obtained a very
excellent quality of water which he
says he can guarantee to be the bes-t
water in and around Nome. He has
already begun delivering and prom
ises good service.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
The subject of the sermon Sunday
morning will be “Some of the Clouds
of Life, and the Voice which May Be
Heard Therefrom” (Luke ix:34-5.)
Come and worship with us and see if
you cannot understand a little better
some of the “clouds” of your life. We
afe here to help you if we can. Spe
cial music with Prof. Trumbel officia
ting at the organ. Peraching at 11:30
and Sunday School at 10:30. We be
gin promptly and close on time.
THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
Minister.
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Y. M. C. A. CONVENTION
TO DISCUSS PROPER
MEMBERSHIP BASIS
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (/P)—Evi
dence of the opporunity and power
of youth to unite in combatting
“alarming tendencies affecting the
lives of young men and boys on ev
ery hand” will be given when repre
sentatives of the Young Men’s Chris
tian Associations of the United States
and Canada meet in Washington, D.
C. The International Convention,
which represents the common meet
ing ground of the associations from
both sides of theborder, will con
tinue from Oct. 24 to 26, and will be
followed, Oct. 27 to 31, by the annual
meeting of the National Council of
the Y. M. C. A.s of the United States.
CROSS ROADS OF NATION
LOCATED ON STREET CORNER
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 28 (/P)—
A down town street intersection—
Washington and Meridian streets—is
to be designated “the cross roads of
the nation.”
Two important national highways,
the National Old Trail road, running
from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and
the Dixie Highway, beginning at Sault
Ste. Marie, Michigan, and terminating
in Miami, Florida, intersect at this
Indianapolis corner.
More than 75 per cent of the cross
country north, south, east and west
bound tourists use these two highways
according to E. W. Steinhart, presi
dent of the Hoosier State Automobile
Association. Mr. Steinhart instigated
the plan to locate the crossroads of
the nation in Indianapolis.
At Plataea occurred the final de
feat of the Persians.
Two groups of European forerun
ners of Greeks were the Acheans and
Dorians.
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