CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
' REQUEST IS HIDE FOR
■ ADDRESS OF 10 MEN
W. T. Pinkerton, Fairbanks post
master, is in receipt of a letter
from the German Consulate, 761
Sturat Building, Seattle, Washing
ton, asking information as to the
present whereabouts of Jakob Meu
rer, a native of Germany, who is
thought to have lived at Fairbanks
at one time. Anyone knowing his
location at the present time is re
quested to communicate with the
Consulate.
From Frau Karoline Wirtz, Cocli
em Loherstrasse 316, Germany,
asking if her .father, Max Luega,
aped 73, is living in Alaska or if
anyone knows of his death. Frau
Wirtz heard from her father last
in 1901, when he told her he was j
^ gonig to Alaska. She wrote to the ;
Koval Northwest Mounted Police j
at Dawson, but they were unable
to locate him. She asks that she
•be sent any inifoirmation possible
and that slhe will greatly appre
ciate any nefws of her father.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
J. P. Hannon came back strong in
the final sets between himself and
L. Tinkler and eliminated Tinkler in
the first round of the single’s tourna
ment. There remains one more con
test in the first round between Nip
Johnson and Leon Urbach. The line
up at the present time for the second
round consists of the following: Han
non vs. McEwen; Ratliff vs. Rucker
and Stevenson vs. the winner of the
Johnson-Urbach contest. These will
be played off as soon as the weather
permits.
The double tournament has not
been moving very fast owing to the
difficulty in arranging the time for
the matches so that the players will
be on hand.
A Complete Line of
GROCERIES
Fresh Vegetable Received
Each Week.
PHONE MAIN 34
P. C. M’MULLEN
Prompt Deliveries
SEWARD WATER &
POWER COMPANY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 17
SWIMMING—TENNIS
INDOOR ATHLETICS
I SEWARD ATHLETIC CLUB
HAROLD PAINTER, Pres.
LEONARD HOPKINS, Sec-Treas.
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ing up your membership. If you are not a member,
join now.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS: June dues payable
at next call of collector.
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CAMPUS BUILDING TO
BE USED TO DOUSE
AS ONLY LIMITED NUMBER CAN
BE ACCOMMODATED ESSEN
TIAL APPLY AT ONCE
An arrangement has been made so
i that a building on the campus former
ly occupied by one of the employes
: will be refurnished and will be used
during the coming year for women
students. It is large enough to bouse
properly six young women and a wo
man who will have them in charge.
President Bunnel announces that
Miss Martha A. Park, an instructor in
I the Home Economics departmen*. will
| be in charge of this cottage for girls.
Miss Park has been a ven success
■
i ful instructor during the past year
; and is qualified both by experience
I and by natural ability to undertake
| this responsibility. The cottage will
I be steam-heated, and will be modem
I
in all respects. The young women
will take their meals in the dining
room at the men’s dormitory. This
dining-room is used generally as a
restaurant for all students at the
! lunch hour and for visitors who come
' to the college.
The charge for room will be $10.00
per month; the charge for board win
be S45.00 per month. The rooms -win
be completely furnished with the ex
ception of bedding. Each girl will be
expected to take care of her own room.
Since only the limited number of
six can be accommodated any wom
en who expect to attend college next
year should make application to Pres
ident Bunnell at once.
PERSONSL
Mips. Weybnecht is reported mur-fc
better and it is hoi>ed she wiT soon
be alble to be around again.
Developing, Printing and Enlarging
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
The Seward Boy Seou; Ptarm
igan Troop No. 1, meet this even
ing at the S. A, C. hah to bold
their regular weekly business meet
ing.
Buy your bunting and flags for the
Fourth of July at Urbach’s. tf.
Jack Koski, -who has beet working
over on Knights Island departed yes
terday for Anchorage.
Contractor Thoday is putting it a
concrete foundation undeT the resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Banbury.
J. T. Selveira, underwriter from
San Francisco, returned to Seward
last evening from a lengthy survey
! of Westward districts.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
Oscar Anderson, owner of the
Knights Island lumber and tie ci&np.
donated the lumber for the high div
ing platform which has been erected
this weet at Harriman lake.
Men’s, women’s and children’s
bathing suits just received. Men’s
two piece bathing suits and white
ru/ber belts. Clever bathing caps
and slippers. Urbaich’s tf.
Juniper Pluvius let down the
flood gates over in Anchorage, as
well as in the Seward district, ac
cording to a telephone message
from the Inlet metropolis last even
j tog.
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SIUSOKIFIT
TOWOfflOK HR II7
The S. S. Alaska is due to arrive
in port tomorrow- morning at 7 o’clock,
according to the latest advices re
ceived from the vessel. Over *25
tons of general oarer i vil be dis
charged local!? of vbicfc M to®* 4
foT local business firms. JIM tons for
rail points. 45 tons tor the S S Re
dondo and 4(< tons for tb* <te*n»er
Starr. The Alaska v in remain t*. po
anti! midnight. Sandav. cvinc to fb*
looai celebration.
ISeSorffb fresh ranch <egp»—Se»
arfi Trading Oc. lac.
WfCWAEUSO* HE-E to* toi
Men Micbaelsen out Gt tbe -©Ic
es; off tbe old; imers m. Wills crerlL
Moose Pass district, is it Sew-arc Car
tbe holidays Mr. Wwhaelsen reports
favorable progress on bis spieed’Nff
look inf claims Axe be bimsel! Wits
well anc beany despite kit mtT
years off bard toil on bis yropeny
some :binf like HI years
For Garden anC Flower Seeds See
Brown a Hawkins Corpora riot. ri.
SPECIAL ORC-'ES~SA Gc
The :hree piece orchestra from the
S. S. Alaska composed of three co-eds
from the rcirersity of Waskrnc-ron,
j a ViOlia. piano arc. Crum wiE render
selecrioa? at the Seward Grill be
r inn rag on Sunday. He'* Holtv-r pro
prietor of the establishraet- trscoer
ces. The popular cafe tdH be appro
priately decora*ec it ray c ’ore for
the 4th of July.
Dunhili Pipees. ?1( each—ScbaBer
er’s Alaska Shop
Send the Gat<-*riy to fries cs
OASSOIED AWHtnSPS
WANTED—Experienced rook boc: 4
beTrinr {riM**-r* for Fed For Ba*
Erouire Jrx Stan ton. Sevarc Trac
in|r -Co. ®L
TO L.ET—Iscf cm 15 ill* creel f -*t
for prospects. Er-golrt Gitprsy ft;
WANTED—?, miners, 1 sarrSoceirf-T
compressor roar cook. MocteSBcfL
Fare paid from SeowriL See Bar
stac henreer If and If A X a:
Tar Gilder Berel—Ra~ma. Xlklag
Co., rysk
FOTNT*—Rome key furred :r^< Hris
office Bare May.
PC® SALE—One
completely fnraisbec; oml £ a*oec
shed: one skiff; about «« acre «C
lane cleared acd feared Tfcis m
ceptiona; offer for US'** cast Wrfre
A S. Oatlrn Sejderia. Alaska
FOR SALE—One uprigfet be*— dery 1
pa* enpiDe—$55 Tat Gilder lNMLj
FOR SALE—Tfce Cecbrax H«» arc
lot Jr tbe Part. Begirt of Ka~I
Hennirp. tbe Tailor _St
POR SALE—Lcmber and baUfliair
materia; of all kJ»ds Ofcl X. P"e
sins. Seward. Alaska tt
FISHING Reels. Fisbfc* Tattle Vre
Stott Salmon Epps, a: Pppw» 4t
Hawkins Corporationtt.
VAXTEI*—Tc Bey. CTeax oottox raps.
wiE pay 5c “per Ipwnid. Gatevr.y. t£
SUDDENS Faints T-arnisbes and
Dare—J. L Graff’s. _It
FOR SALE—Xea cafe. neat ant cleeaa,
suitable for married coon's- LVfcg
roms attached. A ba~ra:n. Entjclre
at the Gem Cafe. _ tt.
FOR SALE—100C* feet struct and
hemlock lumber: Ix£ Jr%. 2a2l..
WSE seL all or any jwm. Entire
The Gatewaytt
FOR SALE—QtuuK* a»d plaoer not
ices. proot ai labor blanks aad ary
other legs.: blanks appCylt^ to ’the
Terirtory, at The OKfeeray ogBcfe. tt
FOR SALE—Sub»crij*3flfi* tt The Se
awe Weekly or Daily Menace.
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