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VOLUME XXI, NUMBER 171.
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SEWARD, ALASKA, TUESDAY, JULY 26.
PRICE TEN CENTS
SEWARD REPUBLICANS
' GENERALLY APPROVE
PLATFORM: FRAME
ANCHORAGE ATTORNEY, VISITOR
IN SEWARD, PLEASED WITH
LOCAL SITUATION
SUTHERLAND LIKES OUTLOOK
Delegate Is Returning Seward Earfy
in September; Now En Route
Nome; Fairbanks Later
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Generalv speaking, Arthur Frame.
Anchorage attorney, who visited in
Seward over the week end, stated
that the Republicans of Seward ap
prove the principles of the republi
can platform which were adopted by
the Third Division Republican Club
of Anchorage. He spoke to many of
them during liis visit, he said, and
it was his opinion the platform would
be supported wholeheartedly. Hon.
Dan Sutherland, delegate to congress,
fro-m Alaska, was quite pleased with
the reception accorded him during
the few hours previous to his depart
ure and has the utmost confidence
that he will be reelected to serve a
fourth term. Due to steamer connec
tions at Nenana, it was imperative
that he should make all haste to the
Interior in order to reach Nome
where he will begin his campaign.
Upon completing the Second Division
he will then proceed to the Fourth
Division, then to this Division and
last, the First Division. Mr. Suther
land appears to be in splendid health
and exceptionally well fitted to carry
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CAPTAINS CHANGED ON BOAT;
E P. WALKER. HEAD OF COM
MISSION, DUE IN SEWARD
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The Alaska Game Commission ves
sel Seal departed yesterday for Un
alaska, via Kodiak, where it is expect
ed, according to present orders,
work about the islands will keep the
vessel constantly on the move for the
coming two or three months. H. W.
Tehrune, game warden and in charge
of field activities, said it was quite
likely the vessel would not return to
Seward until sometime in October.
Captain Talmadge, has been trans
ferred from the Seal to another ves
sel in southeastern Alaska but is
making a brief voyage Westward with
the new skipper, Capt. E. W. Hoff
man. Captain Talmadge will probably
leave the vessel at Kodiak and re
turn to Seward on the steamer Starr
and take the S. S. Alaska south to Ju
neau. Captain Hoffman is an oldtim
er in these waters and is quite well
known to many in Seward. Oddie
Hallson, who recently arrived from
Cordova and the Gulkana district, left
on the Seal, en route to his new post
at Bethel. It is learned that E. P.
Walker, head of the commission, may
arrive in Seward shortly from Juneau.
B. F. Primmer, a former newspaper
man, was a member of the Burlington
party. He hails from Hamilton, 0.
COOLIDGE GREETS SW1VVEW
President Coolidge wishes famous long distance --w mm *
: to their departure for England and France, the starting r>--:t.
swim.
OFFICE!. CRAZED WITH SEIZED
LIOIl. CREATE M1M
THIRTEEN PERSONS SHOT AND CLUBBED
AS RESULT WILD SPREE OF DEPITY
SHERIFF AND COMPANION, A CITY DE
TECTIVE: LIQUOR WAS TAKEN IN RAIDS
MUSKOGEE, Okla., July 2a —Thirteen per
sons were shot and clubbed in the interiors of three
rooming houses which were demolished as the no;
results of a reign of terror caused by two intoxicat
ed peace officers. They were finally captured by
fellow officei's. One assailant, Paul Da~is. a denar '
sheriff, was fatally shot before he was subdue:' His
companion. Yes Cormack, a city detective, is nek
in the city hall. The men bet. Mi mtetsfeey
they seized in raids last night.
No Provision in Law
Permitting Captains
Perform Marriages
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GENERAL COUNSEL C. G. PARKER
OF U. S SHIPPING BOARD.
RULES
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SAX DIEGO, July 20. (#*>—A blow
to what has been long considered one
of the most interesting and happy du
ties of the master of American mer
chant vessels is dealt in a report to
the shipping board by it’s General
Sounsel C. G. Parker, according to
word received here today. Parker has
j ruled that there is no provision of
United States law which gives mas
ters of merchant vesesls authority to
perform the marriage ceremony.
Str. Admiral Evans
En Route to Seward
SEATTLE. Juy 20. (/P>—’The Ad
miral Evans of the P. S. S. Co~ sail
ed at 10 o'clock this morning with
117 reservations. For Seward—Mrs.
Jessie Patterson, G. W. Gaff, w; e
and four children, Miss Oma Davis,
Miss Jewell Furr, Geo. Kerfost and
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wife, Dr. J. H. Flemming and one
I steerage.
Mrs. J. C. Strauss, a widow of a
formerly well known business man of
St. Louis. Mo., is a member of the
Burlington party.
Another CieaiH$ Arrives
from .Alaska HRs Mae
Goid ia Orbriders Wimp*
E. W. Barnett. secret: art -rec
; surer of the Alaska HE - Mires cor
poration. N'uka fear. arr: :
i ard yesterday briacinp too: ?e: clean
up which amounted to * ' <E r -
j 7%. Thus far. This tner.~:. crer 5*
has been bronct up from the prop,
erty. settinr a new ■record nr ©p
i eration. One of the n arrets. accord
ing to Carl Orlander. local .jeweler’*
: compuiatious. welched 17 nd throe,
j fourths pounds and ■was 'aped a:
! S3.536. The second turret weigh,
ed 11 and three-four a y -ends and
‘ is valued at £3.252. The role is ot
| display in Or lander’s c -play win.
' dow. 'Mr. Barnett is ma- nr a brie
i business trip to Anchor*re prior K
returning to the proper::
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WJSEGSSGTOX July :< —Que
bee. by povemmen: sak of alcohol k
beverages has found & axJHIlft fo
the liquor question that pleases :b<
majority of ber people.. say? N rwn
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Hapcood after a visit w The Cha*a
dian provinces
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preacher, accompax ?sd by his es-.tr
able wife., were numbered among- tk*
interesting folk with. the Bcra^tcj
party, in Sewtrd «t * Funder ^bet'
borne is in Moline, IB.
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