Mäkdsäilij Gärkkiiiim
OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Eitablished Augu»t IV. 1904
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FROTHING HAM MISTAKEN
In Yesterday’s article by Robert Frothingham, the
nationally known author, lecturer and big game hunter,
he brought out one point which we take exception to.
if the people of the United States (and that includes
Alaska) knew more about what is being accomplished
bv various-governmental departments in general and
the Coastguard service in particular, there would be a
very general use of the “soft pedal” when it comes to
criticism.”
The people of the United States may not appreciate
what the Coastguard service accomplishes but you can
bet your bottom dollar Alaskans do and greatly appre
ciate their services. We need more of them, too.
Successful candidates at the next Territorial elect
ion should remember to increase the indigent fund. The
last appropriation was far too small and it now falls
upon individual citizens and communities to bear this
extra burden.
It is only about 10.000 years since mastodons and
mammoths roamed about the place now known as Alas
ka. However, there is still plenty of ivory roaming in
political circles.
$ 5d
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12.00
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The Inside Passage is the best
in the world, according to a sea
soned traveler, F. A. Harrison of
Alhambra, Calif., who recently ar
rived at Juneau.
A. W. Kendall, former chief of
the T. and T. crew, A. Ry., sub- j
mitted the low bid for construct- !
ing the proposed telephone line
in McKinley Park. His bid was
$14,000 for the 70 miles.
Miss Clam Reid of Utah and
Leland Filmore of Bear Creek,
| became man and wife at Dawson
! a few weeks ago.
Victor Durand, Alaska's most
| talented violinist whose music
| has thrilled Alaskans since the
1 early days, has organized classes
1 at Anchorage.
Chambers of Commerce of Alas
ka are bein*g invited to send dele
gates to Anchorage in September
for the purpose of organizing an
All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce.
| The deepest oil well, located in j
;the Midway field of San Joaquin
j valley, California, is nearly 10,000!
| feet deep. The original Drake well j
was 6 feet
Independence Creek near the
Miller House in the Circle district, j
a well known early producer, is |
again to be the scene of extensive J
operations, reports the Fairbanks
News Miner.
Miss Ruth Krugness, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Krug
ness of Juneau, and Mr. Edward
J. Blake, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Blake of Seaside, Ore., are en
gaged to be married August 16 at
Juneau, says the Empire.
All kinds of bottles and selling
them cheap. Coopers.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE: SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
SPECIAL - SPECIAL - SPECIAL
The first feature ever shown in Seward
PRODUCED AND PLAYED BY COLORED PEOPLE
j
showing them at their best naturalness. The play that
made a tremendous sensation throughout the states.
An absorbing story woven throughout with a
perfect mixture of comedy, drama and pathos.
Its simple but “gets” you. One of the two
GREAT NEGRO DRAMAS
that the Literary Digest gave such attention to
SOMETHING EVERYONE SHOULD SEE
With it we will show an interesting Educational and
a News.
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Two Pairs of Pants
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Stockings
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Boys
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^Boys Union Suits
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2 Prs. Pants
6 to 12 years
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Bloomers
Value 1.75
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Girls Underwear
Ik Value to 2.25
Saie—$1.75
Stockings
4 Pair*
$1.00
Boys Shoes
HEAVY ALL LEATHER
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Sale 2.45 to 3.95
Girls Hi-Top Shoes
Reg. Value 6.00
Sale—4.95
Boys Oxfords
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