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» 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
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SEWARD, ALASKA
YUKON ARRIVES WITH
LARGEST PASSENGER LIST
SO FAR THIS SEASON
The steamer Yukon, Charles A.
Glasscock, commander, arrived in
Seward this morning at 9:30 o’clock,
from Seattle, bringing to this port
the largest passenger list of the sea
son and a large cargo of general
merchandise. The trip North was
ideal, passengers on the vessel said.
The Yukon will depart for the south
tomorrow afternoon at 4.
Those arriving for Seward and way
points along the Railroad are:
George Bishop, Lulu Botting, Lou
Boudreau, Mrs. Lauraine Clark, C.
O. Clark. Margaret H. Collins, Mrs.
Alva Eames. James Fish, Grace
Lee Grantham, M. H. Guise, May
Hadley, G. W. Handy, Mrs. G. W.
Handy. Roy Headley, Martin W. Jas
per, Mrs. E. R. Jessen, Iver John
son, A. F. Kvale, Merle LaVoy, Rob
ert E. Lee, jr„ Mrs. H. F. Lemon, R.
\Y. Nve, K. H. Partberger, Mrs. D. A.
Quinn, O. W. Robidair, Mrs. Daisy
Sessions, James T. Smith, Wm. Stolt,
L. C. Thompsen, Lillian Trusty, Mrs.
Ralph Wien, E. S. Young, Nellie
Juan For and 37 steerage.
The roundtrippers listed on the
as passengers on the Yukon were:
W. E. Boeing, Mrs. W. E. Boeing,
Starr Calvert. S. G. Cass, Mrs. S. G.
Cass, Bruce Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
B. Cole, Grace Connelly, J. M. David
son. Philip Davidson, Irene and Nel
lie Davidson, Salena Delin, Senator
C. C. Dill, Mrs. T. E. Doremus, Grace
ami Carolyn R. Doremus, Maria Fa
rie, W. E. Gamble, Rubie A. Goulet,
Ruth M. Granr, G. A. Houck, Mrs.
G. A. Houck, Bertha Ifert, Magaret
Kane, Louise Kansteiner, Jno. L. Mc
Ginn, Elizabeth McGirr, Ella Mc
Coy, Jessie Mialtby, Mrs. K. A. Moo
ney, Margaret S. Peterson, B. V. Pe
terson, Mrs. B. V. Peterson, Nat Pas
chal, Cranston Paschal, Margaret
Porter, Joseph Prichard, Mrs. Ettie
Quinn, Rev. W. G. Ramsay, Alice
Colby Ramsay, Frances A. Smith,
Florence J. Taylor and J. G. Tay
lor.
The following were listed as the
“Golden Belt Tourisis”:
Robert S. Barrett, Mrs. E. C. Ben
ton, Marcus H. Bickert, Mrs. Bick
ert, Mrs. Edna C. Brown, J. G. Brow'n
ing, Mildred Browning, Irene K
Browning, E. W. Foell, Bernice V
Frey, John H. and Lois B. Greer
Still and Mrs. Hulling, Mr. and Mrs
A. A. Neill, R. E. Ryan, Amy F
: Shellman, H. D. Sliger, Mrs. H. D
‘ Sliger, Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Tread
way, L. S. Vowell, and M. Flora Vo
well.
The Yukon will sail southbound at
! 4 o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
j Steamer Starr sails for Kanatak
| Monday on special trip.
The regular passenger train from
the Interior will reach here at 7:00
! o’clock tonight.
LATOUCHE ITEMS
LATOUCHE. Alaska. June 27 .—
The funeral of Mr. Henri De Weiss,
who died on the 19th inst. took place
at the Wilson Bay cemetery June 21, j
at 2 o'clock. Mr. De Weiss was taken
ill two weeks ago and his sudden
death was very shocking to his many
friends.
Mrs. C. Griffin returned to Latouche
with her sister and son on the steam
ship Alaska. Mrs. Griffin has been
visiting in Seattle for some time.
Mr. Woodfleld Romig former em
ploye of the Latouche mine, is here
for a short visit from Kennecott.
Mr. Frank Karabelnikoff, who has
been very ill for some time, is feel
ing much better.
Miss Buddy Woods and nephew,
Francis Benson, are leaving on the
steamship Yukon to spend a few
months in Seattle.
The people of Latouche wish to
thank Seward for the kind invitation
extended to them for their Fourth of
July celebration and regret that they
cannot come.
REEDS IN HOLLYWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Reed, who
resided in Seward until recently send
regards to their friends from Holly
wood. Mrs. Reed is a trick roper,
formerly with the Pantages circuit,
and she is now engaged at Hollywood
with the movie people.
YOUNG WOMEN STILL GOOD
NEW YORK, June 27 (^—Notwith
standing kissing and cocktail parties
young women are just are good and
pure nowadays as they were years
ago, in the opinion of John W. Ford,
Justice of the State Supreme Court.
Zoe Henry arrived in port on the
Yukon and will make her home in
the Tecklenberg apartments. She
will take a place with the Fisher
Cafe as waitress.
WILL USE EIFFEL TOWER
PARIS, June 27 (JP)—The govern
ment today authorized Andre Citroon
the Henry Ford of France, to rent the
Eiffel tower for electric sign adver
tisements.
FOUR GIRLS DROWN.
SACRAMENTO, June 27 (£>)—'The
bodies of four girls girls in the
American river Thursday have not yet
been recovered although a search has
been conducted along the banks of
the river for miles.
AMUNDSEN GIVES UP TRIP
BERLIN, June 26 (/P)—Captain R.
AAmundsen has given up the plan to
reach the North Pole by airplane be
cause he believes airplanes are too
dangerous and unsuitable for starting
and landing on ice packs. Amundsen
now believes the way to reach the
Pole is by dirigible or similar air
ships. i
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HIGH WATER REPORTED
Yesterday’s heat wave brought up
the glacier streams tremendously and
high water is reported at many points
on the Kenai road. A crew of men
are at work at Mile 5 to confine the
waters in the main channel.
DANCE TONIGHT
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY THREE
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
ROBERTA McINTOSH
Roberta McIntosh celebrated her
thirteenth birthday last evening. The
little guests met at her home and
then were taken to the show. After
the show they returned to her home
and enjoyed a sumptuous repast.
Those present were: Betty Dykstra.
Viola Sheldon, Sigud Merritt, Alva
Peterson, Agnes Anderson, Heien
Stotko, Liberty' B?ll (Mickey) and
Roberta McIntosh.
Louis Boudreau, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Boudreau of Anchorage, is the
guest of a local hotel. He arrived
in Seward this morning on the Yu
kon.
“STANDARD SERVICE” ARRIVES
IN PORT WITH OIL CARGO
The motorship “Standard Service”
arrived in port last niglit at 11 o’
clock, and completed discharging oil
supplies and departed for the south
this morning a 9:30. The vessel dis
charged 1,000 barrels of oil at the
local station and 110 tons of pack
age goods.
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received on every boat
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