PASS SET OF
SEATTLE STAMPEDE BE PER
PETUATED AND ENDORSE
PROPOSED HIGHWAY
“The Assembly of Sourdoughs,”
a feature of the Sourdoughs'
stampede celebration, which it is
proposed now to make an annual
event, adopted resolutions pro
viding for the perpetuation of
the annual Stampedes, expressing'
the determination to cultivate a
goodwill among all the people
who have ever lived in the North,
including Alaska, Yukon Territory
and Northern British Columbia^
and endorsing the proposed in
ternational highway. The reso
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LOW. DOWN . . .
.RHYTHM
is one of the snappiest tunes from the
big talkie, "Hollywood Revue.” It’s
all its name implies. If you like danc
ing this record by the High Hatters
should become part of your equipment.
And there are others on this week’s liaS
of \ictor records that are absolutely
certain to appeal to you . . . Another
High Hatters record "full of” fixe trots
... a pair of lovely waltzes by Geonge
Olsen . . . two of the most popular
song hits (also from "Hollywood Re
vue ”) sung by Johnny Marvin ...
and a pair of beautiful songs by Morten
I.iowncy, one comic, one sentimental.
1 here's bound to be something fin tliis
list that you’ll like—and like a lotf
>-’re only too glad to offer you xho
freedom of our demonstration booth*
so that you can hear these numbers cr
any others you may care for. Please
a isit us soon! We mean it!!
Low Doavti Rhythm—Fox Trot
(from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
picture, "Hollywood Reme of 1929”)
Cotta Feelm’ For You—Fox Trot
(from Metro—Goldwvn-Mayer
picture, " Hollywood Revue of 1929")
The High Hatters
No. 22041, 10-inch
Takes You—Fox Trot
Daddy, Won’t You Please Come
Home—Fox Trot (from
Paramount picture, "Thundt'rbolt”)
The High Hatters
No. 22046, 10-inch
Just Another Kiss—Waltz
If We Never Should Meet Again
—Waltz
George Olsen and His Music j
No. 22042, 10-inch
Love Is a Dreamer (from Pa the
picture, "Lucky in Love'')
W hen They Sing the Wearin’ of
the Green (from Pathe picture,
"Lucky in Love")
Morton Downet
No. 22048, 10-inch
Singin’ in the Rain (from Metro—
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, " Holly
uood Reme of 1929")
Orange Blossom Time (from
Mctro-Gohlwyn-Mayer picture,
' Hollywood lleme of 1929")
Johnny Martin,
No. 22057,10-inch
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lutions were introduced by C. D.
Garfield, Chairman of Resolu
tions Committee, and unanimous
ly adopted.
They follow:
“Whereas, a friendly and fra
ternal feeling and interest has
always existed among present and
former residents of the North
land, comprehending Alaska, Yu
kon Territory and the Province
of British Columbia, regardless of
country or local interests; that
every effort should be put forth
to continue these cordial rela
tions and bring about coopera
tion toward increasing attention
to and constructive development
of these Territories and Provinces.
“Whereas, That publicity be
given by means of descriptive ar
ticles, human interest stories, ad
vertising, exhibits and otherwise,
to the natural resources, indust
ries, governmental features, edu
cational, economic and domestic
advantages of the Northland, for
the purpose of broadcasting in
formation as to its ascertained
and potential wealth and op
poortunity it provides for en
deavor and habitation.
“Whereas, The extension of or
ganized effort through commer
cial and trade, educational and
fraternal associations or bodies as
a most important means is fully
recognized, and every encourage
and assistance should be rendered
therefore, that there may be a
consistent growth and develop
ment of each in its own sphere
and locality working out its own
objectives and those of direct
or indirect advantage to the wel
fare of the North.
Whereas, one of the most im
portant projects for the develop
ment of the North country is
the proposed Seattle-Fairbanks
International Highway, a 2,000
mile road extending from the
States through British Columbia.
Yukon Territory, and into the
center of Alaska, from whence
the Richardson Highway, already
constructed and in use, runs
from Fairbanks north to Circle
City on the Yukon River, and
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south to Valdez on the Pacific
Coast, a distance of 540 miles. It
is urged that this overland route
would stimulate travel, influence
! settlement and direct attention
to the natural resources of the
country traversed by it, thereby
affecting the general progress of
the whole country. To connect
the links of roadways, already con
j structed and in use, along this
route, will require the building of
about 800 miles of new road. It
is estimated that this can be ac
complished at an expense of ap
proximately $7,000,000. That favor
able cooperation toward this en
| erprise be solicited of public and
: private agencies in the areas so
; reached^ and throughout Canada
and the United States, that his
highway may ha^e the approval
and support as international
project of importance to both the
countries and the continent at
large.
“Whereas, That the celebration
| of Discovery Day, August 17, 1896,
| commemorating the finding of
’gold in the Klondike, resulting in
1 directing the attention of the
world to the American Norhland
and materially contributing to
the upbuilding of the North Am
erican continent, be made an an
nual event to be held how and
where as it may be determined
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE WEEKLY GATEWAY
by each preceding Stampede.
Therefore, Be it Resolved, By
the Sourdoughs of the Northland,
participating in this Grand Stam
pede of August 16, 17, and 18, 1929;
in convention assembled in the
city of Seattle, Washington, up
on this 16th day of August, 1929;
that the features and principles
set forth in the foregoing pre
amble, consitute the objects and
purposes of this gathering to
gether with the pleasures of re
union of congenial spirits.
And, Resolved, That expressions
of highest appreciation be ten
dered to the good people of the
City of Seattle, for their kindly
interest, assistance, and support
in the effort put forth by the Al
aska Yukon Pioneers to inaugu
rate and carry on this assembling
of Sourdoughs and to provide
for their comfort and entertain
ment.”
The Cordova High School boys
and the basketball players from
the U. S. L. H. tender Cedar
played the first game of the sea
son last week.
Don’t fail to hy our brick
ice cream. It’s the only kind
for oarties. Candv Cottage
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NEW YORK, Sept., 9, (/P)—Less
than a year ago A1 Singer, East
Side favorite, and Kid Chocolate,
Harlem hero, were getting around
$200 for preliminary bouts.
They received around $50,000
each for headlining the Polo
grounds’ card last month .
The Anchorage American Le
! gion Post has drafted a resolu
; tion asking for the 1930 Territor
1 ial convention be held there.
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