SCHOOL RESUMED
School classes were resumed
yesterday the frozen water pipe
having been thawed out Tuesday I
afternoon. Though the water had
been permitted to run during the
previous night, the pipe, which
was buried at a depth of about
lour and one-half feet, froze foi
a distance of 40-feet, not froir
zero weather, exactly, but frorr
the ever-lasting cold northerr
blasts.
SATURDAY AT 8 0 CLOCK
This Specially picked cast
Joan Crawford — Johnny Mack Brown — Anita
Page — Nils Asther — Dorothy Sebastian
in the unusual play
OUR DANCING DAUGHTERS”
in 9 reels
An absorbing drama presenting three girls of the modern free
type in all their waywardness and few virtues. Modern jazz
girls as they are. Although rather strong in places every youth
and adult should see this play as it is
THE OUTSTANDING PICTURE
of its kind made during the year. It is the work of a famous
authority on modern youth and shows their sins and follies and ,
virtues for you to judge.
SOMETHING EXTRA GOOD
Not just a silly story but a true picture of modern liberties*
With this picture wewill show a Pathe Review and a Fable,
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Seward Light & Power Co.
Light, Power and Telephone Service
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
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! COLLEGE TEAM 8! i
i COMFORTABLE SCORE
With the Fire department bas
ketball team playing ring around
the rosy with the College athletes,
and their accurate basket heav
ing from the field as against the
poor breaks for the College, Tues
day night’s game is now enscrib
ed in the record book in this
wise:
Seward Firemen 22. College 15
The Fire lads tore into College j
like wild men right off the bat, j
College fighting furiously to stem
the onslaught but they might
just as well have endeavored to
tip over Mount Marathon; it just
coundn’t be done the way the,
boys in red were cavorting about j
with abandon, blocking every at- ]
tempt of College to start some-!
; thing.
i The long field shots by Firemen
j wizards brought real gasps of
amazement from the throng; on
the other hand the tough breaks j
of the College brought dismay to j
the ranks though many of their |
shots were off a mile. The Firemen
seem to show an improved class
with each successive appearance
improvement being noted in every
department.
The individual scoring, to a
great extent, tells the story:
Ek, one basket; Jackson two
baskets; O’Neil1, one field basket
and two from the foul line; Mor
ton, two baskets and Brumbach,
one foul line throw.
Firemen—
Peyton one field throw and 31
from the foul line; Andresen, 5
field shots; Turner, two from the I
field and one foul line; Merritt
Shellhorn, one field and foul res- ,
pectively.
Professor Francis Groth handled
the fast game to the satisfaction j
of all concerned.
Yesterday’s regular passenger
train for the Interior was held J
over unt'l 7:30 th's m'rning ow
ing to the late arrival in port ;
of the S. S. Northwestern.
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Suntrana Healy River Coal
Wmforlbeafs
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from & home -
full of heai
©s« $
NORTHWESTERN CARGO f
The S. S. Northwestern, of the ;
A. S. Co., which arrived in Sew - j
ard last evening from the south,
discharged over 500 tons of gen
eral cargo the heaviest cargo of
mixed freight brought here by a |
passenger steamer since last sum-1
mer. There were 75 tons for the
steamer Starr, 65 tons for town
merchants the remainder for tne
Alaska Railroad belt consiting
mostly of mining machinery and
supplies.
The Russet snow plow which
arrived yesterday from Anchorage
returned to the Inlet metropolis
today. Considerable snow began
falling in Anchorage yesterday
and locally, thank heavens, all
exclaim, the wind has ceased.
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WALL PAPER
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Painter and D«*eoratn»
Fresh Haas canOi. SCHAiXFR
ER’S ALASKA SHOP. _
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| ‘HOTEL SEWARD'
j Hot and cold water in
All Rooms
1 Rooms with or without
I Baths
Oscar Dahl
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FOR THIS KIND OF WEATHER.
AN ALL WOOL STAG AND AN ALL
WOOL BLAZER FOR THE BOY AT
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