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.
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the advantage of the kind of a bank you
would like to deal with.
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ALASKA FACTS
BE PRESENTED
SEATTLE CONV.
CONVENTION AT SEATTLE PRE
SENTS FINE OPPORTUNITY
FOR CHAMBERS
Owing to attacks being made upon
Alaska by certain Congressman and
the Postoffice Department in rela
tion to the mail service, it is up to
the people of the Territory to de
fend themselves and their country
against these unwarranted and un
justified accusations ad embrace ev
ery opportunity to present their case
to the public and the administration
at Washington, D. C., states a com
munication received by the 'Seward
Chamber of Commerce in the last
mail from the Seattle Chamber.
With this in mind, the suggestion is
made that the local chamber have a
representative at the Western Divi
sion of the United States Chamber
of Commerce convention, which will
be held in the Olympic Hotel, Seat
tle, December 7 to 9. Since the re
ceipt of the letter from the Seat
tle chamber, a telegram has been
dispatched notifying them of the se
lection of Jack McCord, who will
represent the Seward Chamber of
Commerce.
Continuing the Seattle letter read:
“This convention will provide an
excellent chance to present the Ter
ritory’s side of the -controversies.
We would impress upon your cham
ber the seriousness of these attacks,
and the necessity for meeting them ;
in every possible way. Too much
stress cannot be laid upon the im
portance of this meeting, for the in- '
terest of your community and the
Territory at large. The problems re
lating to activities should be pre
sented by your delegate.
HAS CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE
OF THE LIFE PLANET MARS
CAMBRIDGE, Eng., Nov. 24. (/p)—
G. T. Hamilton of Trinity College,
soon wilHpresent to the International
Astronomical Lmon wha: he regards
conclusive evidence of the existence
m Mars of seuaent beings with .a
civilization of !K),')vO years to their
credit.
“My proofs are forthcoming.” sail
" Dr. Hamilton recently, “that Mars is
in the condition earth is approaach
ng—that is, a desert. Once it had
leas, but they have disappeared. The
mountains and hills are gone, worn
iway by wind erosion. The canals
ire not ditches nor water courses, as
ommonly supposed, but vegetation
jn each side of conduits of water.
These conduits are routes of travel
or commerce and anything else.
FASHION EXPERT PREDICTS MEN
WILL GO FOR DAZZLING DRESS .
HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Nov. 24. (TP)—!,
A prediction that in the future men
will bedeck themselves in raiment
more brilliant than women was made
■here by Romain de Tirtoff Erte, late
of Paris, w7ho is designing sets and
costumes for Hollywood moving pic
tur estudios.
HASKELL ENROLLMENT
100 PERCENT AMERICAN
LAWRENCE, Kan., Nov. 24. (£>)—
Haskell Institute may set down its
claim to honor as “one hundred per
cent American.” For only true Am
ericans may enter here.
Largest of the government’s Indian
schools, already opened for its fall
term, Haskell Institute last winter
drew 1,040 American Indian girls and
boys from nearly eighty tribes. From
Key West to Seward, Alaska they
came, and from Kakima to Yonk
ers.
FROM JAP CLERICAL PARTY
TOKIO, Nov. 24. (JP)—Formation of
a strong .Clerical Party that would
participate in the coming elections
atwhich more than 9,000,000 new vot
ers will ballot, is reported to be sup
ported by priests of the . Niehiren
sect, a militant Buddhist group. An
1 obsolete police regulation prohibits
religious workers from joining politi
cal parties in Japan. The Niehiren
sect, composed of 23 different groups,
' has approximately 3,000,000 members.
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