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OPENING
ARCTIC BEER PARLOR
AND CARD ROOM
Between Pioneer Drug Store And Dream Theatre
Jack Solomon, Prop.
Cards Postponed
On account of the Polarites giv
ing a dance tonight, the Catholic
Ladies have postponed their card
party to Wednesday evening at 8:30
p.tn. April 3rd.
Kiiinor is Denied
Contrary to numerous reports re
garding applications for marriage
licenses, a call at the office of the U.
S. Commissioner resulted in the in
formation that none had been issued
: for some time.
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Mirow into Fairbanks
According to information received
pilot Mirow is due to fly into Fair
banks from Koyukuk today and is
due to fly back to Nome tomorrow
if weather permits, in his Mirow
Air Service Stinson Reliant.
Fairbanks Tomorrow
Pilot Frank Whaley of the Roust
1 Airways of Nome, is waiting for a
, change in the weather to make a
flight to Fairbanks, where it is report
ed he is to pick up a load of passen
gers and express and fly them to
Nome.
Have Fine Program
The high school students report a
very pleasant time at a party held
in the Public School gymnasium on
Friday night. The program commit
tee headed by Bud Slack provided a
full evening of entertainment, play
ing games and dancing, and believe
it or not, the refreshment commit
4 c did such a good job that there was
food left over.
Waiting for Weather
Pilot Chester Brown of the Nor
thern Air Transport is scheduled to
hop off Sunday weather permitting,
with Mrs. Peter Bahls for Unalakleet
(ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO. I
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ANNOUNCES I
S. S. ARTHUR j. BALDWIN I
SAILS FROM SEATTLE I
MAY 23RD I
I CALLING AT ALL PORTS FROM I
I ST. MICHAEL TO KOTZEBUE I
I YOUR FREIGHT OFFERINGS I
I ARE SOLICITED I
I ARCTIC TRANSPORT CO. I
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and J. Sidney Rood as a passenger
for Shaktoolik. From there pilot
Brown is to fly to Nulato to contact
another plane of the company from
Fairbanks, and return here with a
capacity load of express.
Chas. Madsen Who
Former Nomeite
Tells Big Story
Continued From Page One
ocean breezes which caress the Is
land of Kodiak have tinted her
cheeks with a coloring that rivals
the peach and challenges the rose!
Though the young lady had never
been on a railroad train until she
reached Seattle on her way to Spring
field with her dad, she is as well
clad and understanding, as if she
had just come from Firth Avenue.
“It made me a little seasick to
ride on the train,” she said with a
smile that again reflected the mag
netism of Kodiak, but it was inter
esting.”
Nine days by boat from Kodiak to
Seattle didn't make her seasick, but
the rolling Pullman did.
“How do you like Springfield?”
we asked.
“Oh," said she, as her eyes light
ed up, “It is a very pretty city!
People must enjoy saying nice things
about a big city like this!”
(Candidates for mayor please copy)
“What do you like best about our
city?” we queried.
“The trees!” she exclaimed, as she
clapped her hands gently. “I love
trees, and we have so many of them
in Alaska!”
Then she added admonishingly:
“There’s only one thing Spring
field lacks, and it needs them badly.”
We wondered what new campaign
; issue would be injected into the pic
ture.
“What is it we lack so badly?” we
gasped.
“Mountains!” She cried, “moun
tains!"
Now there is a big issue for our
most promising candidate for may
or. He'll plant some sky-scraping
mountains in Springfield if he is el
ected.
■ Alaska! What a beautiful and pro
ductive place it is—the highly jew
eled crown which adorns the brow
of Mother Earth!
It is thrilling to hear Miss Madsen
tell of it; Smiles will spread over
the nation as never before when a
great national highway is construct
ed, as it must be, connecting Seattle
Vancouver, Hazleton, White Horse,
Anchorage, Fairbanks and Nome,
i’ Billions of dollars have flowed in
to the federal treasury from this
happy hunting ground and gold
vault of the world, and yet, when
Secretary Seward negotiated to pay
a paltry $7,200,000 to Russia for Al
aska in 1867 he was condemned as a
spendthrift and his heresy was made
a campaign issue.
Maybe the most promising candi
date can revive that issue too, while
promising to make Springfield a
mountain fastness overrun with
grizzlies and mountain goats!—AD
MIRAL.
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