GALE WINDS AND RAIN
MOOSE PASS TO SEWARD
A storm of almost hurricane
velocity struck from Seward to
Moose Pass and beyond Thurs
day night and all day Friday,
abating near morning Saturday.
Resurrection River, Snow Riv
er, and other streams in the area
are reported to have risen sharp
ly, and Kenai Lake is said to
have risen about a foot by Fri
day afternoon.
An Alaska Railroad freight
train was derailed at about Mile
22 on the railroad when it en
countered a landslide which had
covered the tracks.
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BORN IN ALASKA - REARED IN ALASKA
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Egan has served you faithfully and well in five previous
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Wiilard Mcihuriti
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union and school. Interment was
in the Masonic cemetaiy.
The story o! the boy lost while
hunting and the long search for
him has now been told many
times. It took place in the same
area which had was already be
ing searched for two escapees
from the Federal jail here. The
search within a search continued
without success for two days.
Finally, <10 determined men
from the Longshore Unions,
fellow workmen of the boy's
father, set out early Tuesday
morning. Mr. Mahurin went with
them.
Credit for finding the body is
given to Jim Jensen and Denny
Sanders. They found the goat
which had been killed on a hign
crag above Ptarmigan lake. One
of them spotted a red cap many
feet below a ledge. Jensen climb
i'd down, and also found a pack
board which led to discover of
tlii' boy’s broken body. Young
Mahurin ha i slipped then fallen
from 700 to a thousand leet into
a cleft. The spot was so inaeees
sable that it could not be taken
out and brought into town until
about 4 o'clock the next day. It
was brought in by plane piloted
by Everett Skit.tier, of ivwiird.
The plane was met by tin city
ambulance.
MRS. BOGAN BURNED
Mrs. J. M. Bogan, who livos
at Milo II, was very badly burned
Wednesday morning when her
range < xploded. She is in Sew
ard General Hospital, where she
is reported improving.
Mr. Bog.an works tor Alaska
Railroad. He is not related to
Jim and Pat Bogan of town.
am
Why can't our gas lax dollars
be brought back to the Third Di
vision. Wo need better roads and
we need highways in our divi
sion. Vote for Bert Rutherford,
Republican, for Territorial Rep
resentative, a man who will fight
tor you ;n the Third Division. A
vote lor Bert Rutherford is a
vote for better roads.
—pol. adv.
ELECT
JOHN F. GORSUCH
' Republican)
TO TERRITORIAL SENATE
October 14, 1932
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