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POKE & PAN
By SOURDOUGH BILL
An Anchorageite visiting in Seward
the other day said: “Gee, this is a
dead town but nobody ever seems to
die!”
It is understood that “Scotty” Mc
Pherson, a man of whiplike muscles,
CHOP SUEY, NOODLES.
OYSTERS AND SHELL
FISH—
Open Day and Night
Private Dining Rooms
SEWARD GRILL
STOP AT
HOTEL SEATTLE
when in Anchorage, Alaska
Hot and Cold Water In
All Rooms.
CURRENT PRICES
J. J. McISAAC, Prop.
FRESH MILK AND
CREAM
We ought to drink
some milk each day for
would surely make us
healthy,
and after we get old
and grey our health
would make us wealthy.
SEWARD DAIRY
has oast his hat carelessly into the
ring with the announcement he will
be among those ‘filing for the Mara
thon race classic on the grand and glo
rious Fourth. Hoorah! The country
is saved.
“What’s this I hear about McLaugh
lin entering the Marathon race,” Lee
was heard to ask of Ted. “Well, I dun
no about the entering but what of
the finish?” Ted asked. That ended
the discussion.
If someone will come forward now
and accept the job of timekeeper and
watchdog of the flag on top of Mara
thon during the 4th of July classic,
everybody will be happy. All they have
to do is to climb up the 3000 foot
peak and then climb down again.
The Gateway gets a dispatch today
announcing that Sir Harry Louder is
contemplating a farewell tour of Am
erica. Old Stuff.
The world’s heaviest man has just
died in Los Angeles. But the world’s
lightest man is still doing his stuff,
probably somewhere in Congress.
If France ever pensions her ex-pre
miers, Alaska will never get any more
appropriations.
The funny part is that the energy
required to get a Federal job would
get a better one in civil life.
Seward rumors from the corn belt
acts as if it were afraid Congress was
going to hit it below the belt.
o—o—o
Harry Lyons’ last words were be
fore he left Seward for Fairbanks, it
is said, “the next time America goes
to war they ought to dig first line
trenches in Chicago.
o—o—o
Gov. Pinchot says he doesn’t know
what he is going to do, but Mr. Pep
per’s adherents maintain he has al
ready done it. Just like he did for
Alaska.
Eastman Kodak Agency—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Garden seeds and onion sets at
Brown & Hawkins Corporation.
GARDEN rakes and hoes—Graef’s.
TOURIST PARTIES FROWNED
F. H. Stoddard, M. A. Benton and
W. B. West, tourists who are seeing
Alaska right, me^ninj; independent
from any tourist agency, continued on
their way to Anchorage and the In
terior yesterday en route over the so
called Circle route, Dawson and Skag
way.
“No one can come and tell us we
have to roll out of the hay, have to
eat now, or do this and that at a cer
tain time,” remarked one of the gen
tlemen during his stay in Seward.
“The three of us are able bodied men,
have traveled extensively, and we see
no reason why we should pay an agen
cy hard cash to merely rush us thru
a marvelous country such as you have
here. We move on to the next town
: whenever we feel like it, take in as
' many side trips as possible without
varying too far away from our main
course. Lodgings, meals and fares
cost us no more traveling this way
than if we were in a big party. And
our time is our own, that’s the big
thing, and I am sure we see everything
these specially conducted parties see,
| and then some.”
EYE SPECIALIST HERE NOW
READ THE NOTICE ON PAGE 5
that DR. J. W. EDMUNDS, prominent
EYE SPECIALIST and OPTOME
of SEATTLE for 21 years is now at
the Van Gilder from June 12th to June
20th, inclusive, on his biennial vaca
tion trip.
See him AT ONCE about your Eyes
and Glasses, for he’s busy and time
is limited. adv.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
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For Garden and Flower Seeds See
; Brown & Hawkins Corporation. tf.
| PIONEER CLUB
John Nash, prop:,
SOFT DRINKS. CANDY
CIGARS AND FRUITS
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FRED MILLER
11 Tub and Shower Baths
OPEN SUNDAY A. M,
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Carnation Safequai-ds
its Milk Supply
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Milk. TW dairy farms where fresh
milk for Carnation is procooed. They inspect,
advise, assist, check- Carnation standards are
extra high.
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froer-thar-cver taste. Carnation Milk xrrrrwrs
all corfanc. Ne voacer it is the worid s lari'*
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