The standing of a financial institution is re
flected in the character of those with whom it
does business.
| We are proud to number among our corres
! pondents the leading banks and trust companies
1 both here and abroad.
1 In choosing a Bank choose strength, sendee
1 —and character.
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I Bank of Seward
I Established 1905
f RESOURCES $400,000.00
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Our meats, butter and eggs are fresh and
guaranteed in every respect.
Add a few slices of delicious ham or bacon
to your next order and note the difference.
FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY
Deliveries before and after school.
PROSPECTOR COMMITTED
MOUNCSIDE HOSPITAL
Lynn Smith, United States Marshal
Fourth division, arrived in Seward
Saturday from Fairbanks with an in
sane man, Albert Frye. A guard is
accompanying the patient from this
point to the Morningside sanitarium.
Marshal Smith returned to the Inte
rior yesterday morning. Albert Frye
also known by the name of Davis,
was committed to Morningside from
Fairbanks. He arrived in tie Interior
town about a month ago having ar
rived from a prospecting trip itjto the
Alaska range.
CANNERY VESSEL NORTH SOON
The steel steamship Ostego, which
was acquired from the U. S. Shipping
Board by the Libby Company, leaves
Seattle May 18 for Bristol Bay. The
vessel’s departure marks her second
season in the Alaska fishing trade.
Weekly Gateway—3 per year.
GOLD SHIELD'S registered slogan,
trade mark and everything connected
with the appearance of the GOLD
SHIELD can have been copied by imita
tor!, but the flavor, and strength of
GOLD SHIELD coffee have never yet
been matched.
Your Grocer Sells
and Recommends
Roasted, Packed
Guaranteed Iby
SCHWABACHER
BROS. SCO., Inc.
Seattle, Washington
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil and Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shbp—Gun Repair
J. L. GRAEF
Seward Alaska.
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES
LEONOLE, 111.—One of the biggest
manhunts in the history of Illinois
j narrowed last night on the trails off
! the three convicts who. with four oth
ers escape? from the stare penitenti
ary. Four of them were captured and
the other three are soon to be taken,
it is believed.
WASHING TO IX, D. C.,—-President
Cooli dye’s confidants passe dthe word
that he will veto the Happen Farm.
Bill if it is passed, on the ground
that it is a price fixing measure anc
will increase taxation. The Wet bloc
; planned to offer a wine and beer roea
| sure as a substitute for the Hanew*
I Bill on the grounds that the legaliza
tion of such beverages win re-open the
market for barley, hops. etc.
CHICAGO.—This town sat back and
watched with interest the lares: de
j velopments in the investigation of
crime and politics and their connec
tion, the expose of an alleged ‘-par
don mill.”
The mill, uncovered together with
records of Attorney General Carlstroan
was declared by that official to have
freed SO#© criminals in the past five
years.
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LUCKY SNOT MU
l» WILLIOW CHEEK
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ACTION HALTS LEGAL PROCEED
INGS AND PERMfT OP CON
TINUED OPERATION
ANCHORAGE, May 11. —L. C.
Thomson, ■principal owner of the Wil
low Creek Mines, acquired the con
trol of the Lucky Shot Mining Goar
pany, which last month filed a suit
in a Seattle court attains' the former
com pany alleging failure of the com
pany to meet the terms of the pur
chase agreement. Thomson’s action
it is understood will halt the legal
proceedings and permit uninterrupted
operation of the property.
SCHOONERS DUN
II SILVER WIVE HIKE
SEITTLE EN fiOITTI NOME
SEATTLE, Wn„ May 11. Jp—$ae
schooner Donaldson left May .
Nome and Seward Peninsula ports
carrying as Master T. Cheetham. San
Ilarson, Gust Hemdricksen. Cameron
Anker. Bill Con dell, David Sakans
John Katurgan. Sarg. W. Storp, Al
fred Hansen, Ed. Belden. Pred Ander
son. Mils Knutson. Silverman.
The Silver Wave left yesterday af
ternoon, carrying as master, August
Soderholm, J. Kelmar, Thomas Ttu
tak, Robert Mayo, Andrew Basher.
Leonard Gasfrey, Ole Wogi, L. A.
White, John Kluschen. P. Pickten
John Stanilo, M. Sableman, Swanberg
Wik and Lynn.
Both vessels caried capacity car
' i goes.
Maynard Alfred Lomen, agent for
the boats said the boats were no;
supposed ot carry passengers only
the crew, which are included in the
list. The boats will call in at Sew
ard.
TO TIGHTEN PROHfBFTION
WASHINGTON, D. O, May 11. dp>
—The Senate Prohibition Committee
approved of the revamped administra
tion measure to tighten prohibitum
enforcement.
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AMERICAS FINEST
WARDROBE
and
Wardrola
Trunks
WHEARY LUGGAGE
C«w m and Vet b> demonstrate the many fine
feature* of tht* BEAUTIFUL THI NK in you.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
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8IBDEF F0« SHIPS
DO«.d.*c S'C-NS COV
TB*CT 8iYWC S- «>S * ~*
OLT *>**»€ *S
WASHINGTON D C- «8t II <JP
—That Robert Dollar sirred the con
tract to purchase f?v* shlppink hnsrfi
vessels which will be operated out of
Seattle, without reading X was role
the Senate Commerce committee to
day toy W B Keene. representative
of Bollard Pacifk ocas: interests. He
told the committee that hie primp
worked against time. because a Honk
er period was not perm "tec between
the callinc and closing of bids.
Willlan. Calvert said hie hid was
no: submitted previously because **ws
did no: bev* infotaMtilim ah the earn
ing power of the ships ’ and added
the shipjunf hoard reports were m re
loading
water s-lt nernc
Water ox First Second tst Tt :?d
streets will be shat off mi $ o'clock
toxic h for SC mixer es.
SAX PRAXCSSCO—One hsxdred uc
six persons were Injured, serrra: se
rious':' anc three or T*oss#iIy more
telmllT. when c California street ca
ble car rat a wav dowx a hi", anc
telescoped a sister car which w*?
staxdixr at the bottom of the hSL
Bott cars were befrrUy loaded with
office workers ox their way tc work
man? of them pir: srent^rraphera.
SU*E SiGA OT S«*T!VG
SBaTTL«E. May 11. , —TV es: f'
Bear ariroc yesterday axe leases for
the Arctic on Toesdar today*.
20© fathom Cot and Bed Snapcoer.
—Seward Pish Comqpar: . 2l
Weekly Gateway—4K l»er year.
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