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This Bank Has been in
Business Twenty Years
THE MANAGEMENT of this institution
is in full accord with modern ideas.
IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN as the
bank that renders its customers the kind of
service required for their best interests.
BE ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS, and have
the advantage of the kind of a bank you
would like to deal with.
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NATIVES ARE EXEMPT
PAYING REINDEER TAX
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 29 (/P).—
The Interior Department has ruled
that natives of Alaska are exempt
from the payment of a 25 cents fee
for each reindeer killed for market,
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on the ground that it would be an
imposition as the animals were dis
tributed by the government among
the natives and it would not be right
to tax governmental property in the
Territory.
Gateway want-ads bring results.
DANCE SATURDAY
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
AIRPLANE LEAVES
FOR NEW STRIKE
PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., May 29
(£>).—Col. Scott Williams of Montreal
with Pilot Archibald Little, a mining
engineer of Detroit, left for Wran
gell in a Vickers-Viking flying boat,
on the first lap of a flight to Dease
Lake, in the Telegraph creek district.
Seward Term of Court
Continued Over June
Arguments by the attorneys for
the defendants and plaintiffs, in the
case of the Seward Light and Power
Co. vs. the municipality of Seward
have continued without interruption
for the last two days, in the local
term of court, presided over by
Judge E. E. Ritchie.
His Honor pointed out yesterday
afternoon, directly after the opening
of the court, that it was plainly seen,
the case now before him, will be un
able to be concluded by tomorrow,
making the suggestion that it would
be necessary therefor not to rush the
case along as he would resume the
Seward court term following the con
clusion of the Anchorage term which
begins June 2./i This w'ill be about
the middle of ..next month, Judge
Ritchie said.
It was expected yesterday that
Samuel Graff of the Light company,
would go on the stand today, for
cross examination. C. M. O’Niel,
chief electrician of the Kennecott
Copper corporation at Latouche and
Walter Stewart, superintendent and
engineer of the. Puget Sound Water
and PowTer company of Valdez, are
being retained by the City of Sew
ard, as technical witnesses.
GERMANY FAITHFULLY
FULFILLING OBLIGATIONS
PARIS, May 29 (JP).—The repara
tions commission announced that Ger
$1 Specials
SUMMER TWO-PIECE UNDERWEAR—
per garment.$1.00
HEAVY COTTON AND WOOL SOX,
three pairs for.$1.00
HEAVY LISLE SOX, Black, Gray and
Brown, three pairs for - - - - $1.00
HEAVY ROCKFORD WORK SOX,
four pairs for ----- $1.00
REVERSIBLE 8-OZ. CANVAS GLOVES,
five pairs for - ---- - - $1.00
BOW TIES (ACE),
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ARROW SOFT COLLARS,
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rations engagements trader the plan
proposed by Dawes.
Seward Artist Completes
Fine Painting of Lincoln
C. E. Johansson, painter in oils,
has just completed a large picture
of Abraham Lincoln, which will be
placed on exhibition in a few days.
The painting is a beauty and is abun
dant in wealth of detail. “Old Abe”
is seen in silent meditation before
his desk, over-flowing with docu
ments and papers of State, with an
apple in one hand and a pen knife
clasped in the other.
A handsome painting of General
John J. Pershing, will be shortly pre
sented to the Seward American Le
gion post, by the clever artist.
BANK OF SEWARD CLOSED
SATURDAY, MEMORIAL DAY
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8 morial Day. Business will be 8
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Reputed Shortage of
Snoose Hits Seward
The arrival of the S.S. Alaska in
Seward tomorrow, will mark the rea
son of great happiness among a cer
tain element of Seward, owing to a
reputed shortage of Copenhagen
snoose. Tense and longing looks
have been perfectly apparent on the
broad expanse of generally, smiling
countenances. No reason is given
for the shortage excepting that the
snoose mines of Europe have been
closed down for repairs.
FRENCH VOTE CONFIDENCE
IN MOROCCAN CAMPAIGN
PARIS, May 29 (/P).—All except
communists voted confidence in the
government, indorsing the Moroccan
policy 537 to 29. The vote was follow
ed by the reiteration that the war was
purely a defensive one and France
was ready for peace in properly ap
proached.
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