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I 22235 (JACK NORWORTH) |
m 1 Love You Just The Same, Sweet Adeline jH
B Mississippi Moonlight |K
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A 22236 (SAM ASH) I
■ Slow and Easy ■
I You Ain’t Heard Nothing Yet 1
I 22237 (EARNEST HARE) ■
I Some Day You’ll Want Me Back (Maybe I Won’t Want You)) I
I Swanee Shore I
I 22238 (HARRY McCLASKEY) 1
■ All the Quakers Are Shoulder Shakers Down in Quaker Town I
I 22241 (PATRICOLA) I
I Wonderful Pal W
I On the Trail to Santa Fe ■
1 (LEWIS JAMES) fl
I 22242 (LEWIS JAMES AND CHAS HART) I
■ I’ve Got My Captain Working For Me Now B
B I Want a Daddy (Who Will Rock Me to Sleep) B
fl 22243 (PALACE TRIO) ■
B Where the Lanterns Glow B
I Man,ynn (WADSWORTH'S SAXOPHONE BAND) I
■ 22244 (NICHOLAS ORLANDO'S ORCHESTRA) 1
B In Your Arms I
I 22245W (JOSEPH SAMUELS’ ORCHESTRA) m
B Beautiful Ohio ■
M 22227* (ROYAL WAIKIKI HAWAIIANS) Jk 9
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Cordova Drug Co.
SERVICE WITH A SMILE
Have You Seen
Osborne Bros’. J
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Clothes That Fit
Come in and let me make your next suit. I will make it for you right
here in town, in my own shop. I will give you two real fittings, and
you will get a suit of colthes that fits you. Over one hundred suits
patterns of best quality arrived. Please call and inspect while stock
is complete.
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RESOURCES OF
ALASKA WILL
BE SURVEYED
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Alaska’s resources will cease to be
buried under a mass of misinforms
tion if a plan which Charles H. Flory
of the forest service has in view is
carried out by the government.
Mr. Flory has been making a thor
ough investigation of affairs in con
nection with the development of the
forests of the territory during the past
six months. He recently returned to
Ketchikan from a trip to Cordova and
|the Copper River valley. He will
leave on the next boat for the south
to consult with the chiefs of the West
ern department of the service at Port
land.
“I propose to ask the government
to make a thorough survey of the
pulp and water power resources of
the territory,” said Mr. Flory. “Peo
ple are often heard to remark that a
certain locality has unlimited water
power for development purposes, when
as a matter of fact there may be lots
of water in the summer months but
almost none in the winter.
“Again, people often ask why a cer
tain stand of timber is not being de
veloped. They fail to take into con
sideration that that particular stand
is distant from a source of power and
that transportation difficulties are in
the way of moving timber.
“The government has more infor
mation on water power resources in
Alaska than many people realize. The
Geological Survey has been measuring
the flow in streams for a number of
years, and bulletins have been issued
at Washington containing the infor
mation.
“My proposal is to have the facts
regarding the water power and tim
ber resources co-ordinated so that
when an investor is approached to
take over and develop a given area it
will be possible to tell him at a
glance just what timber and power
are available there.”
Mr. Flory says that a bill is before
congress at the present time for the
appropriation of a million dollars for
a pulp wood survey of the United
States. He says that if the bill passes
he will make an effort to secure some
of the money for work in the terri
tory.
A special act of congress will be
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required before Mr. Flory’s proposal
can be carried out as he would like
it. It would take several seasons to
make a survey of the available tim
ber and to co-ordinate the informa
tion already in the hands of the Geo
logical Survey.
RECENT S0C1ALEVENTS
AT TOWN OF KENNECOTT
KENNECOTT, Feb. 3.—Last even
ing some of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Holmes gave a banquet in their
honor at the home -of Mr. and Mrs.
Schneburger on the eve of their leav
ing for the States. The departure of
this popular couple is generally re
gretted, and all unite in wishing them
luck on their farm. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmes,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olson, Mr. and
Mrs. Crist Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Over
gaard, Brady Knutson, Mr. and Mrs.
Kay and son, Mr. Edler, Mr. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson and Mr. and
Mrs. R. Schneberger.
On Wednesday afternoon, January
28, Mrs. Schneburger gave an after
noon party in honor of Mrs. Charles
Holmes. Those present were: Mrs.
Charles Holmes, Mrs. Harold Kay,
Mrs. Karin Overgaard and Mrs. Jo
seph E. Anderson. An enjoyable time
was spent and delightful refreshments
were served.
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Friday afternoon, January 30, Mrs.
Overgaard gave a tea in honor of Mrs.
Holmes. Everybody had a good time
and dainty refreshments were served.
Any person desiring a concession or
booth at Eagle bazaar on February 11
should a^ply at Dr. W. H. Chase's of
fice.
Job printing at Daily Times office.
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FACIAL AND
For MANICURING
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THOROUGHLY MODERN. NEAREST TO EVERYTHING
POPULAR PRICES
Hotel Atwood
Corner First Avenue and Pine Street
Seattle, Wash.
J. A. FARNHAM and E. TAYLOR, Proprietors.
Headquarters for Alaskans
Ted Taylor, formerly chief steward S. S. Alaska.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
“SANDY”
FEATURING
JACK PICKFORD
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LOUISE HUFF
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It’ll do your heart good to see this wonderful picture. A horse race,
a smash-up, a lively “scrap,” and the tang of the blue grass of old
Kentucky. Why, there’s everything in this picture to make you glad
you came!
“Some Nurse” (Comedy)
Sunday Only—Two Shows, 7:30 and 9
“SPORTING
LIFE”
A Thrilling Prizefight
The World’s Most Famous Horse Race—the English Derby
EXCITEMENT—INTRIGUE—EVERYTHING
in a Young English Earl’s “Sporting Life.”
3ig Seven-Reel Special Pathe News
Manhattan Hotel
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Baths.
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PHONE 99
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