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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 1#, 1904
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DORBANDT AND COPE
1 he residents of Seward extend congratulations
end well wishes to Dorbandt and Cope, Alaska’s newest
commercial flying firm. New in operation only, it
should be added but not in experience for both are vet
terans in the Alaska field.
Frank Dorbandt is rcognized as one of the great
eest plane pilots ever to have flown in the North; he was
a flying partner of the late, beloved Col. Carl Ben Eiel
son which is sufficient recommendation as to his ability.
Alonzo Cope, ground man and mechanic, has long been
rated the most expert in the Territory. There isn’t a
pilot in Alaska but what hasn’t the fullest confidence
in Cope. No greater compliment could be paid to him.
The Gateway joins with Dorbandt’s and Cope’s big
acquaintance here in wishing them good luck. We know
they will do well for you can’t beat a combination like
tneese two popular and conservative men have formed.
Congressional Resolution No. 251 seeks to mini
mize, the profits of war. This must be an idle and use
iess investigation. The only ones having the genuine
inside information are those suspected of being" profit
eers, and they have always insisted that they were pa
triots of a high order, having an eye single to the coun
try's good.
The 1 local incoming passenger
listing on the SS Aleutian of the j
| A. S. S. Co., which arrived in port |
'yesterday included the following: ;
! FROM KETCHIKAN:
Mary C. Amnak, C. S. Daggy, May
Salt.
FROM JUNEAU:
Dixon Fagenberg, Jr., Mrs. L. L.
Helenius, Geo. P.Stanley, Mrs. i
G. P. Stanley.
FROM CORDOVA:
Arthur Goeschke. Wilbur T"wi
; Mrs. Wilbur Irwing, Capt. A E
Lathrop. Conrad Olsen, Mrs H. W.
■ Si f ward, W- G. Strencn.
I r>. O M L A i O UC HE:
R. N. Scruby. Chris Landling, Miss
C. Jacobsen, Mrs. G. O- Moon, 1
L. Morris.
FOR VALDEZ:
Major Elliott, Mrs. Malcolm El
liott, Miss Ann Elliott, Stewart El- j
liott. Van Elliott, Chas- H. Heron, j
N. H. Castle
The halibut schooner Polaris ar- ;
rived in port last night with a ,
little over 10,000 pounds of halibu}
I
A public dance will be held to
, night in Odd Fallows hall. The
new orchestra has made a won
derful hit and appears to be grow
ing mure popular with each suc
ceeding event.
SEVEN-HOUR DAY
The 70 men employed in the
Alaska Railroad shops at Anchor
age have agreed among them
selves to cut their working days j
I to seven hours in order that the
entire force might remain on the :
payroll, reports the Times.
FRUIT and JELL GLASSES at
J. L. Graef’s.
I AH kinds of bottles and selling
them cheap. Coopers.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
Tonight we give you a tip-top combination
program containing every element for enter
tainment. First vvili come an
INTERESTING NEWS KEEL
and then the great comedian, Charley Chase,
in a side splitting comedy
ILL
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Next will be one of those fine ITA Educational reels,
this time showing that mysterious old country, Lapland.
Last will come the feature—a stirring, red-hot
DETECTIVE STORY
“Voice of a City
5*
IT HAS A NEW, SPECIAL CAST OF STAGE STARS.
DON’T MISS THIS PROGRAM!
Sunday
One Show
7:30 Sharp
After a long absence we have
CONRAD NAGEL
Supported by a special cast in a gripping drama
'TIE IP SB"
A weird tale of a crime and a clairvoyant, creepy seance.
A mystery story that will keep you on the edge of your
seat. A play centering around the terrible misfortune
hanging over the 13th chair at the gathering.
With it we will give you one of those fine twa-reel
Our Gang Comedies
“SCHOOL BEGINS”
A lot of fun with the rascals.
THERE WILL ALSO BE TWO NEWS REELS
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is to Give You a World of Wonderful Values
HEAVY DOUBLE BLANKETS
Value $5.00
SALE $3.95
COMFORTERS
SALE $4.95
TRUNKS
One-Half Price
SPECIAL SHOES FOR MEN Values to $15.00
Sal e$5.85
BOYS SUITS
Sizes 4 to 18 years—two pants
Sale—$5.00 to $15.00
MOLESKIN SHIRTS
Value to S5.00
SALE $2.95
HEAVY WOOL SOX
3 pairs
$1.00
LADIES
Rayon Vests
Sale
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