ALASKA GEOLOGIST
BRIEF LGGAE IIISITOH;
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Dr. Phillip S. Smith, chief Alas- ;
ka geologist, was among the week
end arrivals in the city from ,
the Interior, boarding the S. S.,
Alaska for the states enroute |
to Washington. D. C., following i
his annual visit to the Territory, j
Dr. Smith left Washington j
last April to attend the triennial ;
meeting of the Pacific Science
Congress, officially representing
the United States, in Batavia,
Java. He returned to San Fran
cisco July 22, and came to Alas- ;
ka immediately.
He came to Alaska to survey:
past and present work and to i
lay plans for future activities.
In addition to Mr. Sargent, in
vestigating and at work in South
eastern Alaska, there are three
others in the field, S. R. Capps
and Gerald Fitzgerald studying
the north side of the range in
the Lake Clarke region: F. H
MofTitt in the Chistochena dis
tr:ct, and J. B. Murtie in the
mineralized areas between Liven
l 1 and Circle.
(Olid) BE WORSE
avals from the Westward
>■ word where there is one
in this part of the Territory
■ are a million out west; that
t \'..i xio!i£.i men me * '
swarms of pests. The dry
r. is blamed for trie extra
i., rv visitation.
Elmer Darling, ‘ form r res
of Anchorage, died recently
Olallr.. Wash., according to
r maiion received by the
"MOANIN’ JLOW”4
is a dandy new tune from the popular
mush j! show hit, l lie Utile Show.”
Sophie Tucker has made a Victor
record "of this selection . . . and—for '<
good measure—Too Keisman has made i
a fox trot recording of the same tune, j
Thev’re hotti on this new Victor
weekly record list. It would pay you j
to glance over these titles auii artists.
There's Johnny. Marvin and Franklyn
' .«ur in popular song hits . . . Ted
‘Weems'’Orchestra in a pair of fox trots [
, , . and Nat ShilkreUs Victor Salon
(Orchestra placing that tuueful favorite, \
c I fie V> eddixi" of the Fainted Doll.” i
V. ( ’ll gladly play any of these records ;
for you. Drop in on us! |
Moanin’ Low (from the Musical
Comedy, ' TheLittle Show )
Some of These Days
Sophie Tucker
No. 22049, 10-inch
IVIoanin’ Low—-Fox Trot (from the
Musical Comedy, ' TheLittle
SfuJw ') H ith l ocal Refrain
Ain't Misbehavin’—Fox Trot
(from the Musical Comedy,
"Connie's Hot Chocolates')
’ll ith I ocal Refrain
Leo Reisman and
His Orchestra
No. 22047, 10-inch
The Wedding of the Painted Doll
(from Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer
picture, "Broadway Melody")
Pagan Ixjve Song (from Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, "Tfce
Pagan')
Victor Salon Orchestra
No. 22043, 10-inch
What a Day!—Fox Trot With
} ocal Refrain
Am I a Passing Fancy—Fox Trot
(Or Am 1 the One in Your
Dreams?) With l ocal Refrain.
Ted Weems and
a His Orchestra
No. 22038, 10-inch
, Baby! Oh Where Can You Be?
I’d Fall in Love With Me (HI
l Were You) JOHNNY MaJKW
No. 22039, 10-inch
My Sin
Junior .
Franklyn Batik
'\ No. 22050, 10-inch
KENAI BOY DROWNS
According to word brought to
Anchorage a few days ago Fred
Edelman, * aged about 15, lost
his life at Kenai sereval days
ago when he fell overboard from
a boat he had been playing in,
and drowned.
CALLED TD NEW KOI
One of the most popular of
the many fine clergymen in Alas
ka left Seward Sunday when the
Steamer Alaska headed for the
south. Father George H. Wood
ley, of Anchorage and Seward,
has been called from his Alaska
work to New York. It is not
known whether Father Woodley
will return to the North country
which he became extremely fond
during his two year stay. His
host of friends hope he may re
turn.
The successor of Father Wood
ley has not yet been named, it
is said, but it is thought that per
haps Father Hayes or Father
Turnell will fill the pulpit, tem
porarily. at least.
HUNTERS IN FIELD
The opening of the bird and
moose hunting season Sunday
morning found many sportsmen
in the .field and cars have been
noticed at various points on the
highway, while their owners and
a rends have hied themselves to
some selected area.
A thump and a-rumble marked
the arrival of another earth tre
mor Sunday morning at about
4 o'clock.
A NEW SERVICE
Which saves money for you.
We can renew your old packs
with
NEW PACK BOTTOMS
Total Cost $4.59
Seward Leather Works
OSliO S ELECTRIC
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; Radios and Radio Supplies
For service call
Madison 123
I House wiring, boat wiring,
I and repairing. We stock up
to-date light fixtures.
Mail orders promptly
attended
ELEVEN PRISONERS
A considerable grist of West
ward offenders arrived in Sew
ard Sunday aboard the S. S.
Starr, in port from the far west
Bristol Bay region. U. S. Deputy
j Marshal Regan had seven pris
oners in his charge whom he
took to Valdez for incarceration
| or for consideration by the grand j
jury. The names or the alleged!
crimes wereuot ascertained
I From the Kodiak area his |
Charges numbered four; these |
included the man who swiped
dresses from a Kodiak store and
then tried to peddle them; the.
man who shipped in 50 gallons j
of “linseed oil”; a prisoner from
Uzinkie who nearly beat another
; chap to death, and a 13 year-old
j boy from the Kodiak mission who
has been caucht in two thefts
and is declared to be incorrigible.
J. Frank Lawson, foreman of
j the Anchorage Times printing
I department, accompanied by his
1 wife, returned home today from
| a two-day visit in the city.
IF YOU HAVEN 1' TRIED FRYE
BRITIN’S BABY BEEF, you arc
certainly missing something.
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Printing* j
Enlarging
Photographs copied
and hand colored
Picture Framing
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Builders' Supplier
Boat Lumber
Mill Work
RADIO SUPPLIES — SOCKETS — BUSSBAR
JA CKS—CON DENSERS—SWITCHES, ETC.
TUBES AND BATTERIES
)ring Cement
ing Lime
tic Plaster
el siding Lath
Finish Plaster Board
ildings Chimney brick
idows Fire brick
>rs Fire clay
Plate and Window glass Beaver Board
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ANCIENT LORE .
ANDROS ISLAND, Sept., 3, (/P)
—Natives who follow the ancient
customs of fishing with bows and
arrows inhabit this island. The
ancient pottery and relics found |
in the island caves make this an j
ideal hunting ground for an-j
tiquarians.
PRINCE OF LIPPE IS
FID FOB FREE TUB
GLOGAU, Sept., 3. (/P)—Prince
Friedrich Wilhelm of Lippe has
been sentenced here to a fine of
$125 or one month imprisonment
for having declared that “it has
become proverbial now that to
become a cabinet minister one
must first have sat in prison or
at least have earned that dis
tinction.”
Hear the new iMunswick records,
Carolina Moon and Wear a Hat
with a Silver Linning, at SCIIAL
T ERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
Mrs. Mary Wilcox left Seward
Sunday, a passenger on the S. S.
Redondo, bound for Seldovia.
A clean throat
takes care of itself
Avoid sore, husky throats by
the use of Wrigley’s. It’s
antiseptic action stimulates
the flow of natural juices in
the mouth, Thus the throat
is gently but effectively
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KARL K. KATZ
Alaska Representative
200 Smith Building
Seattle - Washington
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