ALASKA FIBS COFTROL
Insurance has been given that the Alaska
Fire Control rill not be completely elimi
nated*. 1though Funds necessary to carry on
the full scale operation of mast years' •
’ ere drastically curtailed by C ngroS3.
Hie•Inferior Department agency has alldted
v70,000 from money ap ropriatod for the
management and protection of the public
domain in the Territory in comparison rith
tic original rooucst made of Congress for .
$170,000. 'hen the House passed the In
terior bill, funds "or the Alaska Fire Con
trol rcro missing because it ras the opin
ion of the members f the committee appro
pi iating funds for the department "that
such fire protection is not justified and '
that the saving rhich might result from
such protection docs not varrant the ex
penditure involved". The Senate allowed
176,000 for management and protection of
the public domain in Alaska "hich amount
finally prevailed. The ofi icials of the
Bureau of Land -Management ]iavc earmarked
t70,n00 for the Alaska Fire Control from
this sum, the remainder to go to field
examinations and surveys of the public
lands in the Territory.
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FAT-PACIFIC GOOD NEICRROR TOURS OP3U
nr depart? sw
Uen-Facific Good Neighbor Tours of Seattle
announces the opening of a ner department
t- handle 'll details of ell t.y->es of hunt
inf ond fishing trips in Alaska and Yukon.'.
Territory. nicnor department is headed
by Fred C; Ross, rell-knorn Northwest
sportsman, vho has hunted and fished ex
tensively throughout the Territory and in
Canada.
~m-"acific has arrangements with a riun
' ,.r of outstanding resorts, hunting and
'i.shinL camps in Alaska and Canada and alsc
has a list of the best known registered
. rides in those areas.
In addition to'the much-public ired Kodiak
bear a?id black, brov.-n, and grizzly bears
Alaska is amocca for hunters cf moose,
de.r, sheep, and other big mane, and of
fers the best fishing- in the v orld. Fish
includes deep-sea, lake and stream,
ard there aro still areas that arc virgin
territory for both fishermen and hunters.
The sane applies to a treat extent to Yu
kon Territory and British Columbia hunting
sr.fi fishing areas.
1_ith the institution of this no- depart
ment, ~an-?acific vrill be able to offer
clients of travel agencies throughout the
nati-n accurate and speedy service on nil
.typos of hunting and fishing tri-s to Al
aska, Canada and other Pacific areas from
the chartering of a yacht or boat, arrang-'
ir.f other transportation, hiring of guides,
and arranging reservations at resorts or
earns.
3ITY A KATANUSKA FARM — SPECIALLY CHOICE
LOCATIONS-BUS MESS RESIDENTIAL IOTS.
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
15 ACRE - 800 ft. LAKE' FRONTAGE. Suitable
for reboot- between two lakes and good
view. Good fishing and boating.
70 ACRES, 1000 ft. Lako frontage. Spring
rater and beautiful homo site.
lf30 Acres farm site-bordering on two lakes -
35 acres under cultivation. Good grazing
land. TERMS.
140 Acre Farm on Tasilla Creek-4-1- miles
from Palmer. Log house-new log barn, ac- ■
comodato eight head cows. Near ro~t cellar,
machine shed, hen house, and one-man saw
mill. Six acres bottom land, under culti
vation, easily irrigated. Six acres stump
land. . 20 Acres upland under cultivation
pr in time, grass. TEH'S - Pricod to sell,
GOOD SMALL TRACTS 5-lb-20' ACRES. CLOSE ET
TO PALTER. 1 to 5 ACRE TRACTS - OF ELEC*
■TRIO AND SCHOOL TUS LIKES.
520' ACRE STOCK: FART on' small lake under
cultivation. Log cabin - undeveloped good
.timber 6 miles from. Palmer.
T^O GOOD DAIRY FARTS STOCKED
T"0. GOCD VEGETABLE FARTS
160 ACRES EAT FUSHA VALLEY BOT'POLT FABJ! -
Good grazing and vegetable land.
’"ITH EVERY Fill SALE, TTBNTY FOUR YELPS
PAH.:- OPERATION AMD EXPERIENCE IF TIE
katanuska VALLEY GOSS TO THE ~URCHA3En
“S GUARANTEE ALL EARN LAID TO BE AS
REPRESENTED TO YOTJ. ;
HbfTlER DOpy I
& Pflim Shop
eiider
ACETYLENE WELDING
TURN I JURE REPAIR