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OF StfiWAKD. ALASKA — Established August IS.
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WORK FOR ARCBAELOGIST
While science is engaged in the labors of deter
raing whether or no the emainder of us descended from
prehistoric ancestors who managed to hang onto King
Island with one hand and spear seals with the other, it
might be appropes to suggest that they direct their
elicit to di;
cover what has become of the
research in an
various "Inicrdeparliamentary” boards, “Railway Pol
icy" boar
‘Departmental Consolidation” board, and
kindred other departures launched within the past ten
years, but which, like Kipling’s Bandarlog, started some
th?
hg'but never finished.
About all thut has resulted from these proposed 1
'changes has been a series of disappointments and the same
old lethargy that has characterized Bureaucracy’s reign
in Alaska, with respect to the Third, the richest division in
the Territory.
Maybe tire Governor might shed some light upon this
subject, as from time to time it has been hinted he was the
nucleus around which all this progress was to be assem
bled.
One valuable commodity appears to show no signs
of reaching mass production or gluttoning the market.
It is radium, of which the whole world produces only
one ounce a year, the raw material coming principally
from the Belgian Congo.
A compiler of pertinent facts says “Alaska is the
only Territory in the United States, the Hawaiian Islands,
Porto Rico and Philippines being possessions.” If he
lived in AJaska he’d discover that it was a “possession
of the Bureaus.”
Women's tailors have designed a fashionable “sev
en-eights coat.” To be worn, we assume, with the 1-8 skirt
Mavo" “Jim mm” w^kor yovir excused him
so]f foom a meltin'* in mWfj-i r>nif5f>aHon be
inp discussed in order flint he mi"ht perform a marriage
ceremony fom a. cc n1- " n?* " y1--.. "• - 'oeeraoked:
‘"This is an oilier unifk. don job.”
The best booster is usually the best lose;1.
By the way, did someone tell us that somebody
tin e was poino- to start a paper mill somewhere ia
eastern Alaska?
me
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CAPT. \
CORBIN
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GREGORY
OUfKRO
mi
ihese l\vw cagey euuri aces will lead California into
its series with the northern group winner for the coast
conference title.
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FOP B^T’^rO ABOTTT SUC
OFSSF’B*. 00'TCWTSTON
WASHINGTON March 12. UP) - I
Sieve"! nations tnr.’udbiff the Unit- !
eel Stfttes deposited their ratifies- j
linns of the multi-lateral anti-war
'Teat- in a, colorful ceremony at
he State department.
The compact will not come into :
force until the remaining four na
tions deposit their ratifications
.vhicii they are expected to do
vithhi the next few weeks. For-!
eign governments which could do
so wished to deposit their official
approvals a- tribute to Secretary
Kellogg. who carried the negotia
tions ro the successful conclusion.
Secretary Kellogg received a
congratulatory message from Sir
Austi 1 Chamberlain the Briti h
foreign secretary and sent a mes
sage of appreciation in reply.
resigbS as coacii
Hanover, N. II., March 11, UP)—
Jessie Hawley, has resigned as the
head football coach at Dartmouth
college. He will be succeeded by ■
JJacJkson Connell, former bacl$
field.
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ATLANTA, Ga„ March 1?, UP)— t
Invok’ng a law which makes it il- i
legal for the city to engage in
business on the Sabbath hay, the
' oarks committee ot the city cor.- ; j
cil ovJcred the closing, on Sunday,.!
Of all the Atlanta golf courses,! i
swimming pools, tennis courts and ;
other recreational faculties anti,
i park concession stands. !
U. S. TAKES LEAD
! PATHS, March 11, (/P)—The
United States took the lead in the
••'-paralions discussion when Owen
D. Young, chairman of the com
mission, proposed the establish
j .nent cf a bank out ide of Ger -;
I many to be organized somewhat j
jon tii-' line" of the Federal Iteservc I
i-botiks and controlled by the Allies
I.KOOEES. JO*.’KNaI.S. . INDEX
ED I-'ILES ETC. Schallcrcr’s Alas '
Ka Shop,
General Tailoring anc Hat?
Blocked tor Ladies and Gentlemen
Phone Adams 91. Peyser’s Tailor
Shop.
1 n r O'S'tRY THK E"S! U'.tANBSi ;
»F C ANDY M.OTF ACTIIJUd* C> :
jTHE I’NiTED STATES BOTH I' j
r.UI.K BOX. Th<* Candy Cot |
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GILNOTICL
T. S. 7 yyrj OFFTf!*:, \*TCWORAGF
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;■>... f ryr.T’S W’LLIAM HARRXNU -1
TON, tv?' ,o" past office Rddw~<i *»• j
Komr!’, Alcfka. ’ns made apniioi j
linn in (he TTnited States Land O j
i flee at Anchorage, Alaska, peril’ j
07199, to enter a tract of land as - I
'Trade and Manufacturing Site nn- ’
der Section 70, Act of May H, 1S9S j
said tract cf land bang describe11 |
as follows; S E H, S W 'i and lot J i
j section 19. T. 6 S. R. 13 W. S. M |
containing 70.73 acres.
, Any and ail persons (-’aiming s.d j
verse' any portion of the above dc I
j scribed trac.i of land are required to i
file with the Register of the United j
States Land Office at Anchorage,
Alaska, their adverse claim thereto
under oath, during the period of j
1 publication or within thirty days)
j thereafter, or they will be barred by j
(he provisions of the Statute.
1 FLORENCE L. KOLB.
| Acting Register '
t' First publication March 9, 1929. ]
Last publication May 4, 1929.
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THE WINNING OF
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by
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has been translated into a beautiful moving pic
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being the dre, m of an engineer to reclaim a
vast area of Coloivdo’s desert land by irrigation
res lilting in a fierce struggle between good and
b d factions. The climax is the awe-inspiring
flood from the broken dam and the fin d round
up of people responsible for it.
Especi Ily picked for their fitness,
VILMA BANKY
RONALD COLEMAN
have the leading roles, and give a finished per
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This is a feature everyone should see. for the
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NOTE:— We did not have to pay extra for this
big feature and so are letting it go at the reg
ular admission.
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THE NEW FORD CAR
BEAUTIFUL NEW LINES
Choice of colors
Quick acceleration
Smoothness at all speeds
55 to 85 miles an hour
Silent, mechanical internal-expand
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surfaces fully enclosed
Four HoudaiZIe shack absorbers
Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield
Alemite pressure lubrication
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Reliability and long, life
Universal Credit Company Plan of
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