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acriminaciones, que ensanchaban mas
y mas la brecha. Al principle Sc tuvo
el buen cuidado de ocultar al pu-
blico las tales disenciones; pero lue-
go a luego hicieron de la prensa el
6rgano de sus enconos. Olaneta acu-
saba los liberales de tibieza en- la
causa de Fernando y de Dios. la
Serna, por su parte, enrostraba al
jefe del Alto Peru su insubordina-
cion rebeldia, al fin recurrio a
la fuerza para castigar su desobe-
diencia. Ell General Valdes cruzo ell
Desaguadero con cinco mil hombres'
y en- varios encuentros, ora felices,
ora adversos, con las tropas de Ola-
meta, sufri6 perdidas considerables;
pero triunfo por fin en- la Lava el
II de agosto repas6 Ell Desaguade-
70 para reunirse con el Virrey, que
concentrate sus fuerzas sobre la
margen derecha del Apudimac."
En- efecto, mientras Valdes some
tia a Olaheta, La Serna organlzaba
nuevas fuerzas en- Ell Cuzco Y Can
terac, con batallones Y toda la
brillante Caballeria del Ejercito rea-
lista, muy superior en- numero y equi-
DO la de los patriotas, esperaba
en- el fertil vale de Jauja el result
tado final de la contienda en- el Alto
PERU, confiado en- que Bolivar no ten
dria tempo de organizar equpar
un ejercito capaz de oponerse al suyo
menos que el caudillo colombiano
Sc atreviePa a tomar la otenslva.
Tanto el como La Serna, contaban
con reunir todas sus fuerzas en- sep
tiembre caer con 10 16 mil hom-
bres sobre las Provincias del Norte,
para destruir Bolivar arroJarlo
del Peru. que quedaria otra vez. So
metido a la domination de Espaiia.
No era desacertado este proyecto y
tai vez hubiera tenido ell exito que
aquellos Sc proponian, de ser otro
contrario con quien tenian que ha-
berselas.
Efectivamente, otro Gral. menos
emprendedor Y genial q. el vencedor
en- Boyaca, San Martin, Wellington
Washington, por ejemplo, Sc ha
bria quedado la defensiva del lado
aca de la Sierra, fortifcando sus
posiciones y aumentando sus fuer-
zas, dejando al enemigo la dificil
empresa ede escalar las atlas cum
bres venir en- su busca para librar
una sola batalla, euya suerte habria
sido dudosa; pero .el Libertador, que
conocia segufa con inter5s el es-
| tado de anarquia en- que Sc hallaban
sus contendores, y aun 10 fomentaba
dirigiendo comunieaciones sugestivas
Olaneta pof via de Salta e Iquique,
Y que por su admirable servicio de
espionaje estaba en- cuenta de las
fuerzas del enemigo Y de su exacta
situacion, resolvio desbaratar los
planes de los Jefes realistas, pasan-
do la Cordillera Andina para batir-
los al detail, como habia hecho Ma
pole6n tramontando los Alpes para
aniquilar a los austriacos en- Italia.
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05

Ell gran vehiculo de los microbes
que producen las intermediates infec-
ciosas. es Ell aqua. Procure que la qce
beba sea potable. Con ell uso de los
HIDRoLITINES DR.. GRAU conse
guira hacerla sumamente agradable.
A todos los consumidores que pidan
tres cajas de HIDRoLITINES DR..
GRAU, Sc les hara entrega de un elo-
gante vase de cristal.
En- las buenas farmacias dl ecta
mente de Jose Combas Peyork. Box
162. San Juan. Alvt.
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BELIOGRAPH (cataho)
Jack Holt y Dorothy Dalton en- cl
bonito drama "Amor de Tempestad
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
RIALTO

FL soberbio Y emocionante drama
''Ruperto de Hentzau'' rupert Of
Hentzau) en- ell cual fguran catorco
estrellas de primer orden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
LAS ANTHLAS

Ell grandioso drama ''Sin parar an.
te nada". Tambien una cinta c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
TRES BANDERAS

La moniS!ma Baby Peggy en- La mag
mica cinta lei Encanto de New
York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
POPULAR

Ell bonito drama lei Policia Ru
ral", por William Desmond
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-05
CINE LAS cAsAs

FL super drama de gran accion
La nave Satanica'', por Helen Chad
wick y Russell Simpson.
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LATE CONVENTION NEWS

CLEVELAND, O., June 11.-Sec- retary Weeks stated tonight that he had sent the platform that would be adopted to convention leaders, but declined to disclose it's contents. La follette's substitute platform was pre- 5ented to the Committee on Resolu- tions late this afternoon, where it was received in silence, but the lead CTS here recognize the menace of the Wisconsin man and approaching dan ger of Third party movement which promises to tear way dozen west ern states normally Republican.
 Secretary Mellon received the ma jority of the applause of the day, the cheers for him exceeding in volume and duration those which were given for Coolidge in the course of Bur tons opening speech.
 Fifty Fifty Rule Adopted
 The Rules Committee in executive session this afternoon adopted in ex ecutive session the 50-50 rule which places women on an equal status with men in tn Republican party.
 North Dakota Secedes
 Six of North Dakotas thirteen dele gates defied the other seven tonight and walked out on them, going over to Wisconsin's 24 La Toilette dele gates.
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GOVERNOR OF ALASKA IS RELIEVED FROM
 CHOOSING WARDENS

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 13'- Last week the House passed the Sen ate bill which will entirely transfer the administration of the Alaska Game laws from the Governor of Alaska to the Secretary of Agriculture. At the present time the governor virtually has the appointment of game wardens, three or four from each division, ex- cepting the First, where John Hancock of Nome performs all the duties. It is designed no wto have all these men selected by Department of Agriculture officials, to whom they will report and be directly responsible. At present the Chief Fur Warden and United States game warden for the territory is Ernest P. Walker, with headquarters at Juneau.
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FORTY-SIX KILLED BY
 EXPLOSION IN TURRFT
 OF |. s. s. MISSISSIPPI

LOS ANGELES, June 13-Dur- ing battle practice of the Pacific Fleet off San Clement Island yes terday afternoon, one of the four teen inch guns of the Dreadnaught Mississippi misfired, causing an explosion in the turret, which re- suited in the death of forty-six men, including three officers.
 A second explosion hurled the projectile which barely missed the steamship Yale.
 Captain w. D. Brotherton is in command of the Mississippi.
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MELERON ARRESTED
 FORCING NAME TO
 OBTAIN MORPHINE

SEATTLE, June Posing as a dishwasher, Walter Meleron obtained ten thousand dollars worth of nor phine by forging the name of a Seat tie physician to prescriptions. He was later arrested by Federal Narcotic Agents.
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Tuesday

Dr. J. H. Metallic, who has some valuable mining property at Nuka Bay arrived in town Saturday night on his way to the camp. Dr. Metallic has had man working on his property this winter, and is going down to map out the summers work.
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DENIES WRIT OF
 HABEAS CORPUS
 IN LIQUOR CASE

SEATTLE, June 13-Federal Judge Cushman this morning denied a writ of habeas corpus to Charles Pflueger, charged with footing the gas boat Lil- lums, cf liquor cargo in Hope Bay, British Columbia, August II, 1923.
 The court order permits extradition of Pfueger who was arrested and he is being held at Tacoma on a British Columbia warrant of April 5, 1924.
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F. E. Leslie, foreman of Section One, Alaska Railroad, returned from Anchorage Saturday night, where he has been in the government hospital. MT. Leslie has sufficiently recovered to be on the job again.
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Mrs. Wm Fairman, who left last week for Mile ', plans to open in the near future a roadhouse where
 meals and light lunches can be se-
 ,ured by picnickers and fishermen at any time.
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MT. P. c. McMullen received today on the Admiral Watson a seven pas senger "Willys Knight" automobile; it is of dark blue finish and equipped with all the latest appurtenances. Seward with it's limited roads, can cer- tainly boast of as fine an aggregation of cars as any city of it's size in the country.
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Wm. Erskine, merchant of Kodiak, who has been in the States for some time, is returning passenger on the Admiral Watson. Mr Erskine had a severe sick spell while outside.
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Mrs. George Colwell and children will return tomorrow to their home at Tunnel, after spending two weeks in town visiting with Mrs. Colwell's par ents.
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The Santa Ana, which passed thru Seward a short time ago, is now at Bethel, under the command of Cap tain Wallace Langley. After discharg ing cargo at Bethel the Santa Ana will proceed to Nome.
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Miss Helen Balderston, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. s .Balderson of An chorage, arrived on the Alaska Sun day night. She was met in Seward by her father and mother, leaving today for her home in Anchorage.
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z. J. Loussac, well known Anchor age druggist, was a passenger on the Alaska after spending the past two months in the states on a combined business and pleasure trip. He left this morning for his home.
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MT. Craige Fairbanks only repre- sentative in the moving picture world left recently to join the Norman Dawn outfit on it's trip to the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.
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A. H. Young, the movie man, ard MT. Kelly, with Al Blair as guide and packer, left today on the May for Fourtlt of July creek to hunt for goats.
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Anton Eide, Road Commission sup erintendent for this district, returned Saturday night from brief trip to Anchorage.
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Henry Frost returned this morning to Kenai Lake to resume work with the Forestry Service, where is is look ing over timber and power sites.
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Gus Borgen. the popular pioneer merchant of Seward, who has been put of business for about year, wis ting in the States, returned on the fteamship Alaska and will open a ship chandlery and grocery store in he new Tecklenburg building when t is completed Gus has been in Arizona where the wind do blow the past winter.
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Monday

Ira McCord, oldtimer from the Val alez country, passed through Seward recently on his way to Mccarthy to take charge of construction for the A. R. c.
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Mrs. James E. Hill and baby, wife
 and child of the popular deputy mar
 shal at Seldovia. is in town, a guest of the Hotel Seward
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MT. w. J. Erskine arrived today on the Admiral Watson from Seattle. MT. Erskine may lay over at Seward for a day, taking the Watson at Anchor age for his home at Kodiak.
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The San Juan Packing Company is very busy these days, being worked to capacity handling all the halibut they are receiving from fishing yes
 sels. The Superior arrived in port this morning with twenty thousand pounds of halibut for the firm. In ad-
 H. G. Abercrombie, assistant to Dr. Beeson in the government hospital, was week end visitor in Seward.
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A large stuffed porcupine is on ex- hibiti' T in the window of the Alaska Shop, the work of Wandling the taxi dcrmist
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There were nine coaches on the train northbound this morning, quite num- Der of passengers leaving for the in terior
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NJ. K. Mcdonald, with the Imlack Packing Company, at Kodiak, was a through passenger on the Admiral Watson.
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The body of Mrs. Frank Belmakof an aged lady of Kodiak who died Tues day at Latouche, is being taken to kodiak for intement.
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Wednesday

Mrs. Fred Wickdahl and son will leave on the next trip of the Re dondo on a visit to the westward.
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Deputy Marshal s. o. Casler, wife and child were arrivals on yester- days boat from Valdez, leaving on todays train for Anchorage.
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Pearl K. Johnson and Florence Fly Ter, Fairbanks teachers, left for the States on the Alaska.
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SMITH AGAIN DOWN
 WITH ENGINE TROUBLE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13-Smith, commander of the world flight, was forced by engine trouble, to land at Hue, French Indo China, according to a wireless message. Lieutenants Wade and Nelson continued on the flight, landing at Turane.
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MT. and Mrs. w. J. Terry are reg istered at the Overland. MT. Terry represents the Winchester Arms Co. and is a crack shot.
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Miss Stella Fuller, Delano Red Cross nurse left on the Starr for Un- ga, where she will be stationed for the next two months.
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Mrs. F. Lemaa and Grace Gran ther, teachers of Ruby, were regis tered at a local hotel yesterday.
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Mrs. R. A. Rowe, wife of the post master at Hot Springs, was an outgo- ing passenger on the Alaska Monday on her way to Newport.
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Miss Selma Simonson, who has been attending the U. of California, is a returning passenger to Anchorage on the Admiral Watson. Miss Simonson taught school year ago at Unga.
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Billy Butler, Special Agent for the Alaska Railroad, was weekend wis itor in town, leaving on the north bound train this morning.
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Mrs. L. V. Ray left on today s rain for Fairbanks, where Mir. Ray will deliver an address on the occa- sion of the commencement exercises If the Alaska college.
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Ross R. Cole, of Anchorage, chief dispatcher for the Alaska Railroad, has resigned his position, and with Mrs. Cole will sail south on either the Admiral Watson or the Yukon.
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Miss Suzanne Ramon was a Seward passenger on the steamer Yukon sail ing Saturday for Seward.
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A. F. I.athrop, manager of the Elm press circuit arrived on Sundays hoat and left today lor Anchorage.
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w. D. Marsh, who arrived in Seward Saturday, has taken a position with the forestry service.
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The Pouter, Rolph, Signal and the schooner Olive, are in port today,
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A slight cut III wages at the Kenne colt Mines Corporation property at Latouche is reported.
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J. J. Chisholm, of the West Coast Grocery Co.,, was in town over Sun day.
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Beans" Wennerstrom of the An :horage employment office, was a Seward visitor overnight.
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Mike J. Sullivan, tie inspector Of the Alaska railroad, regi3ered over night at the Van Glider.
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Mir. and Mrs. E B Heastan return d today to the:r property at Moose Pass.
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Dr. H. c. Randle and wife and Miss Lois Randle of Nulato, were Seward visitors over Sunday.
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Thursday

Chief Marhinist Mate Cook of the local radio station and family arrived on the Watson from Cordova.
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The Steamship Admiral Watson ar rived in port at eleven thirty this A. A. with one hundred and sixty tons of freight. She had aboard twenty-one horses for the Geological Survey party which will be taken to the Interior.
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dition to these choice fish they also have a choice amount on sockeye sal mon on ice. Foreman Matt Nicholich reports the Alaska taking 229 boxes of fish on her trip south today.
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Philip Zharoff arrived on the Adm. Watson from Latouche and will make his homo in Seward
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Mrs. Billie Harrington of Anchor age, left on the Alaska for the States to take a course in nursing.
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Friday

pr. c. M. Harger, arrived on the Ad- miral Watson yesterday, sailing last night on the steamship Starr for Nu- shagak, where he will be stationed.
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NJ. c. Rugg, of the Cudahy Pack inS Co.,, arrived in town yesterday.
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Miss Betty Dykstra ,who had the misfortune to break her arm while playing at school Tuesday, is rapidly recovering under the care of pr. J. A. Baughman.
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w. G. Knox, representing lhe Den ison Tag Co.,, is in town.
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Attorney A. E. Fucker returned on Saturdays train from Anchorage.
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 miral Watson yesterday, sailing last night on the steamship Starr for Nu- shagak, where he will be stationed.
 Main Street is being rapidly "dolled up" for the summer. The building oc- cupied by the Alaska Cafe and the Del Monte Club received fresh coat of green yesterday at the hands of the well-known painters, Moore and Be- gart. They also frightened up the casemets on the stucco building occu- pied by Ellsworth's. Aaron Eric son has been busy the past few days repainting the Carsten's Packing Co. front. Seward, with it's pal
 head of the dock, and it's business houses presenting fresh appearance, will be very attractive this summer.
 Tom Dyer recently bought new Ford touring car through Charles Lechner, Agent. MT. Dyer works for the local Standard Oil plant.
 Judge Leopold David and Mayor l.. V. Ray, and Mrs. Ray, are in Fair banks attending the commencement exercises of the Alaska College.
 Winifred Stevenson, Mrs. E. Lelutlz, andK. l.. Neugebauer, of Portland, Oregon, round trippers on the Watson left the boat at Seward and made the trip over the government railroad to Anchorage where they will make con- nections with their boat.
 F. w. Policy, territorial tax collec- tor, left yesterday on the Starr for Seldovia, where he will take gas boat for Iliamna going by way of the lake to Bristol Bay points.
 Mrs. James Hill and baby left on the steamship Watson last night for their home in Seldovia, after spending several days in the railroad town.
 R. V. B. Dunlap, missionary for this district, left on the Watson for Seldo- via, and business matters connected with the Methodist church Mrs. Dun lap accompanied him
 w A. Ransom, salesman off the Star Shoe Company of St. Louis, is a Seward guest and is calling on his several pati ons.
 John and Robert McCombe, students of the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines, at Fairbanks, ar rived in Seward Thursday evening.
 H. Horn and Carl Pollock, Alaska Railroad officials were passengers for Seward on last nights train.
 Information is desired of the where abouts of one William Browne Ste phenson, last heard from at Kansas City, Missouri, in 1921. He was born in India in 1884, educated in England, came to California in 1903, served in the British army in Egypt during the late war, and then returned to the United tates in 1919. His brother is very anxious to hear from or about him. Any information should be sent to the Governors office, Juneau, Alas ka.
 Attorney A. J. Dimond returned last night from Anchorage, where he has been attending court.
 M. D. Mccarthy and Frank Burk of Ruby, who arrived in Seward on Sat urday's train, left on the steamer All aska for the states
 The steamship Redondo is expected in port today or tomorrow
 W. A. Griffith, another "Enight of The grii." ia paying Seward 8 visit. SMITH AGAIN DOWN
 WITH ENGINE TROUBLE
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13-Smith, commander of the world flight, was forced by engine trouble, to land at Hue, French Indo China, according to a wireless message. Lieutenants Wade and Nelson continued on the fight.
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Hoover Will Accept Nomination

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Herbert Hoover, following a conference with President Coolidge declared that he is candidate for the Presidency on the Republican ticket.
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CANON CITY, June i3-Warden T.. J. Lyman, of the Colorado State peni- tentiary here, has issued decree to the women prisoners that there shall be no "bobs''. Women arriving with bobbed hair will be required to let it grow according to the warden, who holds that there is something essen tially feminine in graceful coils of hair and that incarceration is no reason why womanly qualities and virtues should not be emphasized"
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Mrs. Herb Parker and children will leave on the Yukon on a visit to the States.
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A freight train will be in tonight, connecting with the Admiral Watson.
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Dr. J. W. Edr.onds, an eye spe- cialist left today for the Heastan property.
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Mrs. H. Donnelley, wife of the Idit- arCd banker, left on today's boat.
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Mrs. Ed Herring and children ar rived from Fairbanks on Saturdays $ train on their way to the States.
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Roadmaster George Colwell, spent the week end in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Gucker were guests of the Overland over Sunday
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Mrs. F c. Gentsch of Spokane, mother of H. Centsch, who lives in Anchorage, arrived on the Alaska.
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George Raymond, champion rock driller of the Third Division, arrived on the Watson and will leave tomor- row for Anchorage.
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SEATTLE, June 11.-Mayor F. J. Brown left this morning for the Democratic national convention.
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The Standard Oil crew is busy in loading cars for interior shipments.
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Judge Cecil Clegg of the Fourth division, who recently left for Mayo Bros, at Rochester, Minn., returned on the Alaska, accompanied by Mrs. Clegg, both much improved by the trip.
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E. NJ. Policy, tax collector, for the Territory, is Seward visitor.
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Another fine delivery car was added to Stewards fleet of trucks on the ar rival of the Admiral Watson today MT. John Flowers received an "Over- land Spad" which will be put into use immediately.
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Mrs. R. T. Rowe, teacher at Fair banks and Red Cross war nurse was Seward guest yesterday.
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Walter Holben was in from Moose Pass last night.
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B. B. 3Iozee, of the Anchorage Board of Education was d guest at tie Van Glider.
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The following pupils of the Seward School have been awarded the Terri torial Certificate of Award in recog- hilton of being neithec tardy nor ab- sent for the current year: Allen Par ker, Vincent Lorang, Hannah Hanisch, Clarence Miller, Edwin Larsen, Eddie Manthey, Mildred Parker, Ruth Pros ser, Elizabeth Dykstra, Paul Fanisch, Sigrid Rosness, Pearl Fairman, Louise Slater, Clara Perry.
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R. E. Murphy, fo the Dupont Pow der Co.,, was an arrival in Seward from the interior.
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A crew of men are excavating a basement under the Commerce build ing. The Alaska Transfer has the con- tract for the work
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F. J. Sommers, territorial 9ngineeg arrived in town on the last boat.
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The Admiral Watson will arrive 1T port at II a. m. tomorrow.
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(. NJ. Hall. of the American FIX press Co., is visiting Seward
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H. N. Evans, of Kanatak, is in town a guest of the Hotel Van Gil der.
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Mrs. Danielson has rented the Cooper residence on Fifth avenue for the summer. MT. Danielson is mate on the Redondo.
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Hugh Dougherty and Frank Case returned from their property at Moose Pass, where they have been
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Mrs. Jennie Cleveland of Nenana arrived on Saturdays boat on her way to the interior.