Semard Yaily Gatew ay
OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 1#, 1904
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THEY DON’T MAKE THEM AN l i>i,n ER
The States are always butting in telling Alaska
where to head in so if we take ocassion to retaliate and
give them some excellent advice, they shouldn’t get sore.
Of course we don’t care if they do get peeved.
Laying aside the mammoth (?) question of what is
good for Alaska, we would like to horn in and tell King
County, State of Washington, what is good for their
cquI: Vote for Matt Starwich, the tried and qualified
veteran, for County sheriff, and for Ralph A. Horr,
Seattle attorney, candidate for nomination to Congress
from the First district which includes King and Kitsap
Counties.
What for and why?
Very simple, Charlie old boy; both of the above men
are four-square he-men AND they are friendly to Alas
ka. If anyone doubts their friendship for this Territory,
take a few minutes off any day and read what they have
to say about our homeland in Seattle and other papers.
Here is one statement they have made: ‘‘The prop
er development of Alaska is of the most vital interest to
Seattle and the Northwest.”
We hope every former Alaskan now residing in
either Kitsap or King County will vote for these gents.
Incoming passengers yesterday’s j
S. S. Yuon included the following: 1
From Ketchikan—W. C. Dibrell, !.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Lake.
From Juneau—A. F. Gilmore, I
G. P. Tolbert, Mrs. G. Lang, Er
nestine Jessen. Lois Jessen.
From Cordova—H. C. Dunlop,
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Makiy, H. L. i
Reed, P. W. Phillips, L. F. Her
bert.
From Latouche—Edna Milhaan, |
Oscar Eric on, Zella M. Crawford.
VAN GILDER—T. N. Henry, T. L ;
|Lake, Mrs. T. L. Lake,. Robert L.
|Welsh, H. C Dunlop, P. W. Phil
lips, J. E. Maulding, Robert
| Slaughter, L. F. Hebert, Jno. J.
Langaere. i
SEWARD—G Lang, Paul Estle, j1
Oscar Erickson, Warren Neil, To j
Sobol, E. A. Rehm, Mr. and Mrs. ,
jEnglihect, A. B. C^in, Mrs. Carl
j Rivers. Myrtle Fleckenstein, A. W.
Kendall.
OVERLAND— A. Helm, A. Jacob
json, A1 Johnson, H. Nelson, J.
Wikanse.
| GILLILAND—Miss P. Pederson.
H. Olsen.
— .■■■■ --..—
I
I Dr. A. Hrdlica, nationally known
volcanologist and scientist,, passed
through the city last evening en
route to he states.
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of
the P. S. S.»Co., now to the West
ward, sails south out of the Port |
of Seward_ Monday evening fol
lowing arrival of the passenger
train from the Interior.
All kinds of bottles and selling
I them cheap. Coopers.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW
8 O’CLOCK
LAST SHOWING OF THIS FINE PROGRAM
Lon Chaney
LUPE VELEZ
and also
LLOYD HUGHES — ESTELLE TAYLOR
in a wonderful Tod Browning pfay just suited to the
stars great talents.
EAST IS EAST'
For the comedy part of the program we will
gi\e you a two-reel Max Davidson and Polly
Moran laugh-getter
‘THAT NIGHT”
There will also be a News reel.
NOTICE:—Admission to this special program will be 50c
for adults and 25c for children.
Sunday
One Show
7:30 Sharp
ONCE AGAIN WE HAVE THE FAMOUS
DUNCAN SISTERS
. . in the hilarious farce comedy
ITS A GREAT LIFE"
A sparkling play of before and behind the footlights.
Something to make you laugh. With it we will give you
another of those very interesting
FULL COLORED PICTURES
of a famous historical subject. This time of
England in the 16th century. Valuable enter
tainment and educatioal.
There will also be a News
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