**Trne Milne ILon”
is the name of Victor’s headline record
release for this week, and you can stake
about sentiment I Johnny positively
corners the market in this one. \nd
that goes for the winsome appeal of
bis voice, too. Leo Reisman and His
Orchestrax>fler a pair of lov trots quite
in contrast to the Marvin record, hut
you’re sure to want it if you like vour
dance music at a merry clip. Then,
there’s Johnny Ramp's Kentucky
Serenaders who score a sure-cnougn
hit with two of the catchiest melodies
from that talked-about talkie, "Sunny
Side Up.” Come in and hear ALL the
records on the list, We’ll be glad to
play them for you on our Radio
Electrola.
True Blue Lou (from Paramount
picture, "The Dance of Life")
Same Old Moon—Same Old June
(But Not the Same Old You)
Johnn-Y Marvin
No. 22125, 10-inch
I’m Only Making Believe
The Right Kind of Man (from
William Fox picture, "Frozen
Justice”) \\ E LCO M E LE W1S
No. 22126, 10-inch
Look What You’ve Done to Me—
Fox Trot (from W illiam Fox
picture, ''IT hy Leave Home!")
With I ocal Refrain
Doing the Boom Boom Fox Trot
(from W illiam I >x picture, "IJ l;v
Leave Home'") M ith I oral Refrain
Leo Reisman a.no Ihs
Orciiesi ra
No. 22115, 10-iuch
Satisfied—Fox Trot If ith J ocal
Rif rain
By the Way—Fox Trot (I’m Still
in Love With You) With I ocal
Refrain
Henry Busse and His
Orchestra
No. 22116,10-inch
Sunny Side Up-—Fox Trot, (from
William Fox picture, "Sunny Side
Up") With l ocal Refrain.
If I Had a Talking Picture of Y'ou
—Fox Trot (from WTlliam Fox
picture, "Sunny Side Up") W ith
rocal Refrain
Johnny Hamfs Kentucky
Serenade**
No. 22124,10-4aeh
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Record 9
NEWSY LETTER
CARL MILLER, VETERAN SOUR
DOUGH, RELATES ACTIVI
TIES NEIGHBORING CITY
“Just an eye opener as a remin
der from Valdez, as it looks today,
and don’t for a minute think that
this good old town of Valdez is dy
ing—far from it. Just the other
day one of the largest real estate
transactions took place. An old
timer of Valdez, but in the last few
years located at Ketchikan, bought
two business lots and two large
housees on the main street and five
lots on the end of the same street.
He also bought a large house form
erly owned by Walter Steward.
“So you can see that it doesn’t
look as though Valdez were going
to die right away. This man is
going into business next spring and
he must have the right hunch. At
least we hope so. As for the mining
outlook, it was never better. For the
past two months here, a mining ex
pert has been looking over all the
holdings in the Valdez vicinity.
Such property as the Mayfield
Charles Welzlers, Jeff Desernny
jand William Areetz, Charles EI1
Uvood and A. Thompson, all of
\which is located right at the front
! door of Valdez. All this property
I has been reported favorably by
these men and this week’s boat is
I bringing two mining men to look
I at the latest find, by Ellwood,
| Thompson and Alex Singletasy.
“And then there is the Ramsey
, Rutherford mine on the Valdez
Glacier; it was a good gold produc
er a few years ago. This little mine
is going to open up at an early date
—about 10 men going up this win
ter to make improvements on the
buildings and build a new trail or
road to the mine. So when we look
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at all the activity and interest tak
en by local and outside people,, I
am sure Valdez in a very short time ,
| will hold its own with any of her j
| sister towns.
i “So lets all of us boost for Valdez, j
!By doing so you are boosting for)
| your own and other towns in the
Third Division. We all know that
■the Third Division is today the
J largest producer, so why not let us
all help to keep the good work up
and be 100 percent Alaskan. I must
thank Mr. Schallerer of Seward for t
the good word he had for Valdez.
Mr. Schallerer was here long
enough to see and find out how
' things looked to him and by the
iway he expressed himself in your
jown paper, he certainly must have
formed a good opinion about the
future of Valdez.
“When one of your leading busi
ness men can express himself so
j favorably towards Valdez he cer
jtainly is a booster and 100 percent!
iAlaskan. If Alaska only had a few,
| more such men as Mr. Schallerer, j
every town in the Third Division
would get along very nicely, and be |
a little more neighborly toward!
each other. So let us boost for Val- |
dez. By doing so you are helping '
your own town and the Third Divi
sion.
“As a whole, in conclusion, will
say that Valdez is preparing for the
winter enjoyment; for the past
week we have had some very inter
LEGAL NOTIGL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPOR
jATION, a Corporation, Plaintiff, vs.
GEORGE J. LAUGHLIN, Defend
ant.
No. S-277
NOTICE OF MARSHAL’S SALE.
IN AND BY VIRTUE of a Special
Execution issued out of the District
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
Third Division, at Seward, Alaska,
i in the above-entitled cause, and
dated October 31st, 1929, I have this
day levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the defendant
George J. Laughlin herein in and
to the following described real es
tate:
/ “That certain real property, to
gether with the appurtenances and
i improvements thereon, situate
j within the Seward (formerly Ken
ai) Recording Precinct of the Third j
Division of the Territory of Alaska, j
and particularly described as all of ,
the South half of the South half of ;
Section 12 and the North half of j
the North half of Section 13, all in
the Township 1 North of Range 1
West, lying East of the right of
way of the Alaska Railroad, save :
and except the following described
tracts which have been sold and
the deeds thereof are now of record
in the office of the Recorder of
Seward (formerly Kenai) Record
ing District, to-wit; Tracts 50, 63,
65, 75, 76, 74, 95, and 98, all in the
platted tract of land named Wood
row, as shown by and according to
the dedication, map and plat of j
Woodrow, filed in the office of the j
Recorder for Seward (formerly ;
Kenai) Recording District, June
17th, 1916, and recorded in Volume
14 of Deeds, pages 301 and 302. Also
i there is excepted from the lands
embraced in said mortgage lots or
tracts 34, 35 and 36 in said platted
tract of Woodrow.”
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
will on Saturday, the 30th day of
November, 1929, at the hour of
eleven o’clock in the forenoon of
that day, at the United States
Court House at Seward, Alaska, sell
all the right, title and interest of
the defendant George J. Laughlin
herein in and to the above describ
ed real property at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said Special Execu
tion, amounting to $1097.34, with
interest thereon at the rate of 8
percent per annum from the 29th
day of October, 1929, and $274.00
costs, together with accrued and
accruing costs.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, this
31st day of October, A. D., 1929.
II. P. SULLIVAN,
United States Marshal for the
Third Division. Territory of Alaska,
i By RALPH REED, Office Deputy.
Dates of publication, November 1,
8, 15, 26, 29, 1929.
RIO JANEIRO, Nov., 15, (/P)—
Seventy-five millimeter anti-air
craft artillery of American make
may soon be added to Brazil's de
fense. There were two bidders to
supply a first battery for experi
mental purposes, one a firm in the
United States and the other in
France.
The American bid was $50,000 less !
htan that of the French company,
or a difference of $1,000,000 for the
20 batteries which the ministry of
was eventually will mount.
sting Bible lectures by Evangelist
H. L. Wood, assisted by Mrs. Wood j
and Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hance. You
must sure go and hear him if he |
should come to Seward—he is great.
And our Dramatic Club is working
overtime getting ready for winter j
performances. By having such en- 1
tertainment I think Valdez will be
safe this winter.”
Yours truly, Carl Miller. •
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WASHINGTON, Nov., 14, (A3)-—
Secretary of War Good who is
dangerously ill in the Walter
Reed hospital, is thought to have
entered the critical period and
the next 48 hours is expected to
determine whether he will sur
vive the acute attack of appendi
citis for which he underwent an.
operation.
Army surgeons, who are at
tending the Secretary, noted with
some apprehension that his tem
perature has risen slightly.
He spent a fair night, last
night, but no one is permitted
in his room.
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