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ALASKA SCENES
ARE FILMED BY
Moving pictures of real Alaska
scenery will help soon to acquaint
the Outside world with the scenic
wonders of the Northland. Travel
pictures, which are a source of de
light to movie fans throughout the
world, are now being taken in Alas
ka by representatives of the Educa
tional Films Company, of New
York, who are seeking out the in
teresting spots in their own boat,
the schooner La Vlajira.
A corps of movie operators, work
ing under the direction of Robert
Bruce, recently reached Skagway
aboard the schooner and spent con
siderable time filming scenes in and
around the historic old town. They
visited Atlin, Carcross, and White
horse, and from Skagway went to
Haines and Sitka.
An effort was made in Skagway
to get some of the old landmarks
and scenes of the rush days when
Skagway was ruled over by “Soapy”
Smith and his nimble-fingered fol
lowers.
The Bruce party has traveled all
over the country, taking pictures,
from the Mexican boundary to Can
ada, including the Sierras, the
Rockies, and the national parks.
The schooner in which the Alaska
voyage is being made is a 75-foot
craft, carrying 4,000 feet of canvas,
with an auxiliary gas engine for use
j in making landings and maneuvering
! in adverse winds.
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Miners and Prospectors of these districts will be 5
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R. S. McDonald, H. B. Joseph,
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NATIONAL POLICE
FORCE PROPOSED
BY POLICE CHIEF
LOS ANGELES.—A national po
lice force, operated as a separate
and distinct branch of the federal
government, possessed with funds
sufficient to prosecute the most re
lentless investigations and removed
from the realm of politics, is the
ideal agency by which the United
States can combat radicalism, in
the opinion of John L. Butler, chief
of police of Los Angles, who has
just returned from a conference of
Pacific coast chiefs of police at San
Francisco, where the looming men
ace of anarchy was discussed.
“This national police department
should be strong enough numerical
ly to cope w-ith any situation, backed
with a sufficient appropriation to un
dertake a determined campaign
against destructionists, and should
be empowered by national legisla
tion to call upon, and if necessary
to direct, the activities of any local
authority,” declares Chief Butler.
“The national police force, which
the best-informed police officials now
favor, should be directed by experi
enced detectives, not politicians. It
should never be used for political
purposes nor for or against labor or
capital, and should never become
involved in their differences. The
organization should be one to which
could be reported for proper in
quiry any suspicious acts of persons
coming to the notice of city, county
or state authorities, civic organiza
tions or individuals; in other words,
it should be a centralized clearing
house for data for the protection of
our people and industries against
anarchy or radicalism."
Fresh garden seeds, just arrived.
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SKACWAY YOUNG LADIES
ARE WORKING AS GUIDES
Two young lady residents of Skag
wav—Misses Ellen Rogers and Mavis
Hukill-—are devoting their time this
summer to showing tourists to the
nearby points of interest, of which
there is a considerable variety at
the head of Lynn canal, the chief
attraction being Denver glacier.
The girls have spent the greater
part of their lives at Skagway ami
are familiar with all the roads and
trails leading to the numerous lakes,
mountains, and glaciers that abound
in that section.
The White Pass Company has cut
a trail from Denver station to the
glacier of that name for the con
venience of sight-seeing visitors.
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NEW YORK.—One of the unique
and interesting features of the i
navy's recent transatlantic flight is I
the compilation for the historical
archives of the navy department of i
a complete pictorial record of the j
dozen sketches in oil, illustrating the '
flight, including drawings, sketches,
photographs, motion pictures, and'
oil paintings. This record will show
the construction and trace the de
velopment of the XC type of planes
in which the flight was made, be
sides depicting actual scenes of the
preparations for the flight and its
progress across the ocean.
Navy photographers photographed
every interesting phase of the prep
arations and the trial flights at Roek
away Beach. Later, when the course
had been selected, other photogra
phers were sent to Halifax, X. »S.;
Trepassy, X. F.; Ponta Delgada.
Azores; Lisbon, Portugal, and Ply
mouth, England, where landing sta
tions and bases had been established.
Several thousand feet of motion pic
ture film and several hundred pho
tographs were taken at these sta
tions, and from these a careful se
lection will be made for the depart
ment’s permanent pictorial record.
The task of making a pictorial
record on canvas was entrusted to
Lieutenant C. E. Ruttan, U. S. X.
R. , of New York, who was desig
nated by the navy department as
the official artist for the flight. He
was temporarily assigned to the U.
S. S. Melville, which acted as a sup
ply and repair ship for the sea
planes at Ponta Delgada. Lieuten
ant Ruttan, who is a qualified pilot,
brought to the work a long and
valuable experience obtained in
painting naval aviation pictures on
the western front.
During the three weeks the Mel
ville was stationed at Ponta Delgada,
Lieutenant Ruttan made nearly a
dozen sketches in oil, ilusirating the
most interesting and exciting scenes
of the flight. One sketch shows the
arrival of the XC-4 at Ponta Del
gada. with cheering crowds lining
the beach and all ships in the har
bor outlined in bunting and flags.
Another shows the arrival of the
damaged seaplane N'C-3, which mo
tored into port under her own power
after being adrift for 53 hours.
' Two of the pictures illustrat0
planes pas'sing a destroyer station
ship. The first, a day view, shows
the plane flying above storm clouds
and the destroyer tossing about in
a rough sea. The other, a night
view, shows the plane silhouetted
against the moon and the destroyer
aglow with lights and her search
lights piercing the darkness. An
other sketch represents the crew of
the NC-1 being rescued by the Greek
steamer Ionia. Others picture ex
citing incidents during the periods
that the NC-1 and the NC-3 were
adrift in the rough seas.
The artist contemplates painting a
panoramic view of Ponta Delgada
harbor at the time of the NC-4’s
arrival for a frieze in the building
or section of the navy department
to be devoted to aeronautics. It is
probable that the pictures will be
placed on exhibition within a short
time, and later assigned to a per
manent place in the navy depart
ment building in Washington.
LUND LAUNCH ARRIVES
ENROUTE TO LOGJAM
The Lund launch Ram arrived
from Fairbanks yesterday afternoon
enroute to the logjam on the Tolo
vana river, with Teddy Anderson,
Paul Ringseth, and Roy Lund. The
boat reached Xenana about four
o’clock, and left for the lower river
two hours later, carrying a consid
erable quantity of freight for Tolo
vana.
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Restaurant Tabs and Tablets art
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Birth Announcement Cards at the
News Office.
Electrical Goods
Stoves and Ranges
Water Pipes and
Fittings
Bath Fixtures
Sheet Metal Work ot All Kinds
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Trappers and Traders of Alaska
SELL YOUR FURS TO A HOME INDUSTRY. WE GUARANTEE
YOU HIGHER PRICES THAN OUTSIDE
CONCERNS WILL PAY.
Daring the last season we conducted an advertising campaign
throughout the North and are prepared to send you the names of
people in all sections of Alaska and the Yukon who will verify our
statements.
Our excellent Eastern connections, and the tremendous amount
of mail order business we are receiving from all parts of the
States for furs made to order enables us to turn our stock quickly
at a reasonable profit, but we must have fur, for which we guar
antee top prices.
Make us a trial shipment. If our price does not suit you, the
goods will be returned charges prepaid.
WE MAKE FURS TO ORDER
at more reasonable rates than can be obtained Outside. At present
we are working three operators, and need others. If you are an
operator and finisher, and want a good year-around job, com
municate with us.
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ATION OF THE TOWER OF JEWELS.”
This is a remarkable picture, demonstrating the famous “Speed-O”
Camera. It is a scream. In thU picture you see the principal
buildings at the San F**ancisco Fair.
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