When You Need
Money
If you are the average man or woman, you
have two sources open when you need
money quickly. One is to borrow it—if you
can; the other is to draw it from your ac
count. Even well to do people take no
chances on borrowing; they have their
checking account.
OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT TODAY
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An Opportunity
DRESS UP YOUR BOY
TWENTY FIVE SUITS GO
on Sale Tuesday, April 28
TWO PRICES—$6 and $10
Values to $17.00
Urbach's
CASH ONLY
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ITALIAN VILLAGE CLAIMS
VERY LOW DEATH RATE
MILAN, May 1.—The city of Piode,
in the Italian Alps, claims the lowest
death rate in the world. No deaths
have occurred for more than a year,
and in the past ten years but five per
sons have died, one of these a sui
cide.
Piode’s claim was made after th<
' village of Salecchio, also in the moun
tainous section of Italy, had declaret
itself the healthiest city in the world
No deaths have occurred there fo
an incredibly long time.
DANCE TONIGHT
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
IK’
NORTHWESTERN
IN PORT TODAY
The steamship Northwestern arriv
ed in port this morning about ten o’
clock from the south, with a large list
of passengers, among them being gov
ernor George Parks, Judge Bunnell,
and several other notables. The ves
sel will depart for the west sometime
this afternoon.
Those listed on the Northwestern
are: Mrs. V. R. McDonald, D. Gra
ham, Wm. Forchak, J. Anderson, E.
G. Noyes, J. Eck. C. Knutsen, J. Hir
shey and Mrs. Hirshey, Mrs. W. H.
Gilcher, A. E. Frodenberg, Mrs. Fro
denberg, Mrs. J. Gilpatrick, Mrs. H. E.
Brown. N. Pykee, M. S. Gill, Mrs. Gill,
i W. F. Connolly, J. Magstad. C. A. Bar
J tholf, W. S. Horning, Mrs. A. A. John
i son, A. A. Johnson, H. Anderson, C. E.
Young, G. V. Pettegrew, Wm. Chris
holm, Mrs. Chrisholm, C. H. Ray, H.
Green, H. H. Hathewav. R. J. Keer, G.
C. Annabel, Mrs. P. A. Carson. Mrs.
M. J. McDonald.
; Hal Roach, Alaska Steamship agent,
| returned from Cordova on the North
| western.
WOMEN IN ENGLAND
FILLING JOBS THOUGHT
EXCLUSIVELY FOR MEN
LONDON, Eng., Apr. 30.—The per
| eolation of women into trades hitti
I erto regarded solely as vocations
| of the male has increased so much
| lately in England that there is now
not one single vocation of man that
has not a woman in it.
Statistics issued here show that
women are employed as sewer oper
atives, bargees, smiths, steel work
i ers and furnace blowers.
Of a total of 171SS,000 people em
l ployed in industry in England, near
. ly 6,000,000 are women, or an increase
' of practically 250,000 over the cen
sus of 1911.
The First Flash of Fashion
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A Suit tailored to your order by Ed. V.
Price & Company, bears the distinctive
sign of a well dressed man. Discrimi
nating dressers take no chances by hav
ing their Suits measured by our Mr.
Yalade, an expert in his line. A most
complete assortment of patterns and
fashion plates to select from.
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
GETS PRISON TERM;
BUT IT’S SUSPENDED
SEATTLE, Vito Fiord, convicted
of being a jointist last October, was
given one to two years in Walla
Walla prison, by Judge Calvin S.
Hall. His sentence then was sus
pended.
WOMAN, AGED 98,
TO CROSS SEA ALONE
TO REJOIN FAMILY
(By Associated Press)
BELFAST, Apr. 30.—The Atlantic
ocean has no terrors for Mrs. Annie
Latourney, although she has reached
the age of 98.
Within a short time Mrs. Latour
ney will set out for Boston, Mass.,
to rejoin her family, making her first
voyage across the Atlantic.
Although at a most unusually ad
vanced age, Mrs. Latourney is still
active and in possession of all her
faculties. She is elated at the pros
pect of rejoining her sons and daugh
ters.
During the fighting in Pettigo some
months ago, Mrs. La tourney’s house
was within the line of fire, but she
refused to leave her own hearth,
despite the fact that the doors and
windows were riddled with bullets.
HUGE 30-TON BELL,
SILENT FIFTY YEARS,
NOW RUNG AGAIN
VIENNA, Apr. 30.—After having
been silent for fifty years, the “Pum*
merin,” the thirty-ton gigantic bell of
St. Stephen's Cathedral, Vienna, is
now being rung again.
The last time it was rung was on
the day of the death of Pope Pius
IX. Its tons, which is very deep and
solemn sounding, is audible at eight
kilometers distance.
It is ten feet high, and was cast
in 1711, being used for the first
time on the occasion when the Em
peror Karl VI entered Vienna after
his coronation.
KIDNAPPERS OF BOY
CAPTURED AT FERRY
GOLDENDALE, May 2.—Two men
and a woman, alleged kidnappers,
were arrested at the Mary Hill ferry
here today just as they were about
to~ cross into Oregon with the 6-year
old adopted son of Ellis D. Conwell, of
Goldendale.
The child was stolen from the pri
mary school grounds by the three. He
was adopted by the Conwells three
years ago after he had been abandon
ed by his parents at Trout Lake.
FRESH VEGETABLES
received on every boat
Fancy and Staple
GROCERIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No orders too large or too small
Mail orders promptly attended to
BEST STOCKS IN ALASKA
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY
TELEPHONE MAIN 135
Prompt Delivery
FREE!
Ford Touring Car
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, SELF STARTER, FULLY EQUIPPED
' ■ V? i?
You will receive one coupon with every dollar purchase,
which entitles you to one chance on a late model, new
FORD TOURING CAR
No employe of our store is allowed to participate
in this drawing in any way, shape or manner
START YOUR BUYING TODAY
CONTEST ENDS JULY 1ST
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Charles TecMenburg
Phone Main 135