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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., August 06, 1920, Image 2
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The Alaska \\ t»vkl> Post
\
Published Daily, Kxoept Sundays and Holidays
By
<;ati:\va^ itblisdim; i omp \n y. dm-.)
K1A1KU A. IK1KND. I DITOi: and IdAKKM. MAN U.KU.
Hai ry V . Hobon, PresuUnt. I- rank l«. Hallaiiic, Srr.
Kiiurril «* ifruii«i-d<i>i luallrr Srpiruitut l*lS. .%I llir t'oel Ollier i»l Sr«nnl, Vlu»«t.
under Act uf Match J, 187*.
>1 ItMKirilON KAU.m
l»NK YKAK. in atltanrv — - .... ♦10.W
IHh ALASKA YYhKKI.Y POST b> tu.iil J.0«i |
l**:u MOM II, , Sl.oo
UAlhJ*on -n , n*
hditorial and BuhuU8> Ollice Irlrpluita* al.tin <1.
MfcIMbLKS 0* HIK AS^CK lA’lKl) PKl
l'he Associated Press is exclusively eiu.ind t<* the in». «• ! it a itiim
of all news dispatches ciedited to it oi not olheiwise credited in i.n> papei
and also the local news published h»
i m:\iKi: (,ki:m v\ k.mpkk>>
II \N mi; UK \U I DISK \SI ;
l.K VDS I II K <>l I\\ VLID
iKK)K.\\ Holland. Aug., 6 The
fennel (leiman Kmpres*. Auguste,
Victoria. has undergone so much dis
tress during the past two y« a > that
>he has auftVivu foi sew at mouths
• out aggiavated attacks oi ». ... »h
* a e Ueeently she has b* * n leading
t e t. V of an invalid. She has had
n attacks of lit ' ma oiy
-..an; years.
\t tiie House of Doom. wb. » . 'to
'ouedtrd bv a staff of her own Ik 'i:*. |
*
.♦•i cants. and attended alino t ion
.ta il y J\ C ountess keliai- for many
y mis her ktdy in waiting -- >lu ha
• *ient!y been >o completely intiisposod
Mud she has at times been unab •• to
walk and has not for a long time been
emitted t*» walk tin or down the
nir>. A special elevator was bu It To
her use.
Those I'ami! ar v th the ..:*.•* iif*
of tli* to Filer Ktrtperor's household
sim-e th** flight fM«m »m to liol
♦and neclaiv that whi \Y iiiam. e»n
t i fie himself with ’•* irion. ha>
b**en more less of a st«>* io, the for
f
»?!••»• Km press hit' s iff*" • ! : •*. *
mental d’stre > aiui iia> • t '• \
th° separation t*on in* \v> • *»
From the time she a riv< a* \i
CAMERON’S
C A r t
Recently Thoroughly Renovated.
"WL BANDLEONLY FIRSl ( LESS
GOODS"
“WE UNDERSTAND How TO
PREPARE THEM"
''leanlinesM and Courtesy
• . IS OCR MOTTO
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
COR LADIES
CHARLES CAMERON. PROP.
MARATHON!
CAFE
. « I
Catering to Ladies
». and Gentlemen.
fH Private Boxen,
e Cuisine of the best
Dine with ua.
GABRIEL SANTOS
> j. TOM RALLY
Proprietor*.
ii n Nov omix r, i ' l she has
sin’iVivu continually. Xoa ami thou,
,>iu* v as tin* \ k tun o» Uoa i attacks so
severe tiuu sio* was confined to her
hod for so\v:ui days at a time.
In tho spring of 11*20. /\vi*.-n i!
\
u i.v an . 4- i d» .n.tiiii that tao f-» -
no i!n.; oo otosoly gua ».<«:. t:
«. tno *> n> became more t ou
% ■ i aii'i A iv; »sto*s a.on nt nn*i
pronounced.
She vWiS o*n>ta '*’> umU r tin lioat
m fit o !»• i!..• hne , a Bei 1 in phy
cam, woo is a mcmbt i of tho forme.
Km»» :o >’ stnfi ami. als *. a noteu
I*utoh 'p*viail.>t m !o*a t diseases.
'•*»• ?ti l i c .. v\.i calit i into consult
ation.
H. dei *« d that ho nuisw had .
v*' y life and it has been no s
eret at I mom th it in May and June o!
;h:j* year, tin* former Fmpt<.?s stiff'*
ed .-ueh violent attack that her l;F
was •i*>pair*ii of. (hi the.**** oci.i ion.',
the form * f'nvn IV nee and .'Uc
oth« -« « f t! Hole ndo i es. \ 1 o wor<
within ea>\ tench. were summoned t
her bedside.
At Ooo i>. everything has he n dom
u a\oid tlist ithina the fo’iner kais» i
in \Vw>, t> :nfo m iti »n that might
ti *id to exe’te In . h.;> h on hep* Von
S! ■ • l.a rn ver a • d t entirely
a m*. If she has bee;*, aim t<» walk :»
i easy
11 all.
— -
l*M« !. OF lU \ 15!.KK (»OF>
i r - ( i.i i»s ms \ iTK.\uiNii
l:i:i:l.fN. A I-., (i A vent able
'Id tonic in.'t * ita>M. too Stammtisch
is d >appea! >tf l a* StemnUi.'ch was
> th* t* addle i ia.-s man’ ci :b hutsiiuei
tee price oi b-*er has none up l oin !
M* •douaivts a pint to 1 nui !<-' lor less !
t! .. , a pint, the uni me»;t t" - tin r
Miund tin* oaken boajd m .onn* va* lt
imJ ‘Keller* to di.'Ons.s politic-:, art or
phi’o>os.»hy hr.' fad»d a^ ay ana tin*
great den» at ve tuns with the em
#
bossed pewter lids have become mer*
shelf ornaments.
TOURISTS ATTENTION
When in ANCIIOU A(JK slop al I lie
HOTEL PARSONS
Steam Heat
.New addition, lx si rooms in Alaska. Hot and cold running water and ca I
hells in each room. IV .ate hallis. I*/!*- es lo suit all "iiesls.
MIJS \ UMD I* \:; SON’S. I'roprieloress.
Iv O I) A k S
V I L M S
SUWAKi) D.'vlJC CO.
7hr- Sfur*»
. *.\,t.s».a we o main a.a:
.iui li. ’ OV. ll \ U. Lam.'
... 1 .. tlua. JSomi', When
. . • <. a **o. .'t a m1 istoi *
y i.. . .«».<^alhoreil, aviv I.uUuU.
. > •.. th< va . man akingi
\v»> al .. :;al In *it in continuous • x
1st k» t’o:’ ' vei a rontu.y.
I ■.« ’ i t "a to j,'.» is tla* artists*
St; sumt at Sic;hens, in the Ikh
vin :. - . \ \ hich many famous
!.r.mes a ft h iateii.
To tl. • tiao oanl (I niun, tl: i oml
*n ii.. . — v i. :a art. li “ oml of
I Cl■■•■.* tl t I»a t etila y
i t a ' min.l iuliui 1 1>\*
j-poil i i h.,;h thinking:.
l i) \< i • 1 Ui. < ill»ii s* ! <)
MKl.i IN SlinivMliiiU
i. « \ UI.US. f.d,. Aug.,
i-'i r * i*. • a* ( oa t 'V, I
hold i he.* Sept
I (!»<*>• 1 • • \ ‘ ituiv oi I!i• * ni« e*
- ntntion of the I ho a
li. I v-o ! i’: - v utiou i up to the
[ • i «- o i> with the
i; ; '! p , V- ; ii . H i ol d of the
year.
* . - — —
rm: i:<^ \ > to iu:u. is
n i v i.\:« \.\ Horn:
MfvxUO CTi v. Aug.,Mi - i ondi
tion> ia 1 • noiiie . n boidoL states id
Al« vV v, i •raeterizrd a.> immoral
U! i u o.ii- y l»y liohoilo IVMfiieiia .
,g. ' lor M vican (iov
•? nnent in the Unit d Slates, in a
>t . 1 meat ho issued to Mexican news
j-ne • S '. iVsij loir.i sa d the in
.c • “t \ v h .appears on .-ign posts
1 ‘ading to T Juana,
I, v e:* ('.difo ilia. “To Mexico — the
roa i *o i v.a accurate. I*or a few
ve;-. " no oil*' had 1 -on aide to work
vile. > -e ity »i < hiuuahua. and he
S i: \\ A K I)
liiC busiest
CITY in
A L A S K A
I' UK iv i; Y
i.s Ino ii«t -it*.*-*I
i' 4% »CC • *»
S K W A R I)
added that “in .Juarez, as in Lower
i '..if an a, fa.meri\ ihme was ea
»
i •• ! rapine in ah ».s minis. One
-..uei < \...v.jiie v.'ihimi Mii’iice to show
u i.. . ♦ x; t. Ui • • . I in*
. .. - l» ' I' . . .- *1!I pHXt U*ed .*>1 I,”)('«»
; am. l\ to the government. and tin*
an * or .>boitade.> today are offer
ing .o pa\ $>.,j,0oU month u foi the
I . .. „
i >air * privilege.
,*s rx» I'esijpeira charged that Mex
| caa laborers who crossed tlu* line
' l»i‘ii.g “villainous y exploited” by
the - 1 ot th • Mex
ican authorities. H-* likewise attacked
:,e .aged pra.tie of some Ameri
■iiants who furni.-h office sup
, to Mey *u» officials, of making
it I avoir for double the light
am- unt.
T’ fact shows the robbery that i'
lie*nsystematically committed again*
i
. th national t’casiii v and illustrates
t» point official corruption has
leached.
l i; r i: s n o
' YOl li W ASHING
i_ _
j Seward Steal)! Laundry
Pltow: MAIN 118
I
1 i’! I ! ( VNNiNl* season is here,
(let jour Kerr pint and quart jars at
J. i . (.raefs. J\ 2t>t f.
.. FOR SALK— 2 large, restaurant
rang s. Size of top .V-2’ 4” and (>'- GV
1‘rii .* >12.'» and $100. Sanitary Plumb
ing Co., Juneau. A7.
FOR RENT Furnished houses and
cabins. See Dougherty.
__ * _______
lia;, maker's implements at- RAEFS.
-e
Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but Cote, price three cents a pound.
H)!t SALE— Water front proper
ty to: Industrial pu« poses, in lots to
suit, \pply J. S. Holman, owner. A 19
Linoleum and Congoleum rugs at
Graefs.
--
Lots of hardware for sale cheap at
Grau 4 S»
—-*
-+
Anchors, large and small, at Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Two and three ply roofing at
Graefs.
--*
Aluminum ware at Graefs.
--
Fishernipn’9 Supplies at Graefs
Main 0
The Seward Kews Company
EEOi’GE PKELPS
lk»ok*elk***s, Newsdealers and Stniione'?
r, ••• „ Jb*-? ’■ * t. r' _ .
1,1 5>v ^ <; ^ ;* ^ r’J V .* ... *.i - v
•■ *■ • - - nJ; , y - j . - • M **< — A t ■ A ' * *
'/. . . !V* • • . , 1 Ifr'-K**',
_gPACIHC STEAMSHIP COMPANY?.—J
SAILINGS L-i.OM SEATTLE
STEAM EH ADMiKAL WATSON |
(i apt. Charles A.: !: .scocL )
,kl<it>>llht, i
V.* !* 1A 4 r Y y ' j ) \ i v'jm i !A A' \ V .'
l .*:\ ii ■ Ai.iu.t i Is » . ».N.">
( (’apt, M. :vi. Jensen )
Anns r loth.
* * * »•* • *> tvs. rvp> ri^hl to umi.i;-.* schedule n:thoul noii.c.
ADAiDtAL LINE HOLDING
'■ N • nt. ivai . Maska.
A 2 M ^ hf ft STEAMSHIP S4f£IV
A L /4 b & A 41*«'fs
s s»? i\i; M
ail i rum
si; mi u*;
.hry ID
Awi. .»
A111;. 11
A ii ID
A r.g.iDi
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D
s’ » I \ * 1 • » •
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Norlhw < »tcru
A task a
Alameda
North it estei n
A laxka
Alameda
Nail i»\N es!t*rn
si.v» i: i>
An;:. 1
A .it*,. I!
Au»;.!.s
• •**,
•* •h*-’1
I
Sei»l. S
St-pi .15
Mue Lv St*ward
Southbound
Ann. I
Ann-11
A»n.20
Aun--"*
SejJl. I
Sept. 10
Sept. 15
a h. McDonald, A^rnt
*•
| PROFESSIONAL j
Dll. 11. A. iUA Tli
Dentist
KHONK ADAMS 82
Olficc lti if link
Of Seward UuildiiiK.
OFFICE HOOKS
10 A. M. — To — 5 1*. M.
6 1*. m. — lo — 8:30 i\ M.
J. U. ROMIG, I).
Office in U. K. Bldg.
Residence Third Ave.
Phones: Office, Madison 130;
Residence Adams 48.
*
it. K. C. P. & L. K. C. S. Edinburgh
U F. P. & 6., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. D.; C. Ai.
Van Gilder Building
Olflce hour-*: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Formerly of Nome.
-»
FRATERNAL |
L. 0. 0. M„ Ne. Wi5
Meet* every Tuetday 6 P.M., at
K. B. Hall. W\u:iiag Brother*
Invited.
t lia>. 1\rellinj;, Dictator.
*'• 11. !.. Meyer, Secivtaiy.
At
I’ION KICKS or ALASKA
KiLO NO. !)
on 2r,d and life Friday
t arh month, 8 p. mM Pioneer Hall
WOOD UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Licensed Embalmer*
Funeral Directors
SEW Alt D, ALASKA.
-*
READ THE
GATEWAY
ALL OF THE
NEWS DAILY.
T R A I* P E li S - T It A I) E R S
SHIP TO
GEORGE it. GOSHAW, INC.,
DEALERS IN RAW FURS
Seattle, ' JSew York,
Alaska iiuiiding. 127 W. 27tli Street.
N O T I C E
A WOK!) TO YOG:
At our Seattle Oflice v.e have opined a buying department for the
benefit of the Alaska I’rade.
NVe solicit the accounts of individuals, firms and corporations desir
ing closer connections for buying and selling. I he service rendered is direct;
v\c, at every step, exercise close supervision over ail transactions, thus assur
ing accurate and prompt attention.
We aiv KEAI)Y, W ILi.lM* ;^nd AK1.K to buy right, to ship right, to
insure r;ght — to attend to all matters as your personal agent. Your inquiries
and wants vvil! receive our immediate and most courteous attention.
W KITE I S — there is no obligation. Wo are just the business con
nection that the Alaska Trade lias been looking for in the buying of mining,
cannery and fishing supplies, dry goods, groceries, cigars and tobacco, drugs,
rubber goods, furniture, household sundries, electrical goods, gas engines —
in fact, anything that grows or is manufactured.
We are also willing and anxious to develop a market for all Alaskan
! products. Get in touch with us, giving full particulars, and your goods will be
sold right.

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