DENIED REPORTS
PARIS, May 27. t/P)—It is report
ed that Charles Levine, first trans
Atlantic flight passenger, will ob
tain a divorce and marry Mabel
Boll. Levine, who is in Paris with
Miss Boll, denied the reports.
Seldovia people are looking for
ward to the arrival of the dis
rict court officials who will hold
a term of court there, beginning
June 16.
REMOVED FROM OFFICE
! BERLIN, May 27, (/P)~Dr. Gustav
Boess, mayor of greater Berlin, was
removed from office by a jury
which found him guilty of conduct
unbecoming the dignity of his of
fice and neglect of duty.
The herring situation around
Seldovia does not appear encour
aging say residents of that In
terior town.
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The director of National Parks
has notified park headquarters
here that he will visit Mt. WcKinley
National Park this coming summer.
A crew of men working for the
Tourist Co., are engaged in erect
ing camps in the Park for use of
tourists this coming summer.
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Neal Mi Coll, an oldtime prospec
tor and who has a quartz prospect
about t'5 mhe-a out in the Park, and
who has been appointed one of the
judges ot the primary elation,
crossed over the Great Divide. He
was born in Scotland and was lik
ed by every one around here.
Th coal bunkers belonging to the
Park Service and built some years
ago along the “Y” here, have been
torn away on orders from the Gen
eral Manager of the Alaska Rail
road on the grounds that they
don’t add much to the general
scenic effect.
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The excess fare rattler is again
with us. Wouldn’t it be nice to live
over the good old days when every
body mushed the same trail and
was happy?
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Somebody went and told the
bunch of five mountain climbers
from the Outside, who had permis
sion from the Park Service to climb
Mt. McKinley this summer, that
there were no lunch rooms serving
warm milk on the way to the top,
so they got cold feet and called
off the trip for this year, but got
another permit to climb in 1931.
This gums up for two more years
the plans of Chief Ranger Neyberg
and two others, who planned to
climb in May or early in June, and
during their vacations. The Park
Service in Washington frowned on
the climb by the rangers on the
grounds it might discourage out
siders from either breaking their
necks or getting full of chilblains,
rheumatism and frost bites.
The Weather Bureau wants to
send a self-recording baragraph to
,be left at the sururnh for two years
or until another party makes the
climb. Meterologists have advanced
the theory that a strata of air av
eraging 65 degrees below zero will
be encountered and which extends
from the North Pole to the top of
Mt. McKinley. However, the be
lief is general among aviators that
the air will become warmer as the
PIANO TUNER
Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner,
Will be here soon
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summit is approached.
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A case similar to the above oc- •
curred some yars ago on the Kus- ,
kokwim river, where two young
fellows were running a trading
post. In the fall they both wante
to go moose hunting, so closed up
and buried their two sacks of hard
money. On their return a month
later, they found the sack with the
gold money, but a sack containing
$840 in silver coins was put in a
different spot for safety and never
found. They could only remem
ber it was either buried at the foot
of a tree or foot of a stump or foot
of a rock.
WANTED—Burglar, quick; one
who has seen better days not ob
jectionable.
The reason for the above want
adv., is because a prospector and
trapper buried his poke with $962
last fall before going out on his trap
line, and now is unable to locate
the spot where he cached it, and
fears it will be a total loss unless
he can get some “professional”
help to find the poke.
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George 01§en9s
latest
George Olsen has a musical
manner all his own. We might
call it “Olsenesque” to describe it. 1
Let it suffice to say that it results
in the smoothest kind of rhythm.
Two numbers from the latest
| “talkie,” “King of Jazz” will
demonstrate just what we mean.
Hear “It Happened in Monterey”
and “The Song of the Dawn” and
we’re sure that you’ll become a
red hot Olsen fan. Lots of others
on this week’s list to tickle your
j feet and ears. Come in . . . let us
play them for you. It places you
under no obligation.
It Happened in Monterey—Waltz
(from Universal picture, " King of
,fuzz )
The Song of the Dawn—Fox Trot
(from Universal picture, *' King of
Jazz'’’)
George Olsen and His Music
No. 22370, 10-in oh
Caribbean Love Song—Fox Trot
(from United Artists picture,
"Hell Harbor”)
VI y Lonely Heart—Waltz (from
William Fox picture, "Double
Cross Roads'*)
Nat Sup.kret and the
Victor Orchestra j
No. 22363, 10-inch
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Vfinnie the Mermaid—Fox Trot
(A Love Song in Fish Time)
You Will Come Back to Me—Fox
Trot
BErnie Cummins and His New
Yorker Hotel Orchestra
No. 22355, 10-inch
Leave It That Way—Fox Trot
(from Metro-Goldw yn-Mayer
picture, "Children of Pleasure”)
Dust—Fox Trot (from Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture,
ffChildren of Pleasure'')
The High Hatters j
No. 22362, 10-inch
For You (from Universal picture,
"Captain of the Guard")
You, You Alone (from Universal ,
picture, "Captain of the Guard”)
John Boles j
No. 22373, 10-fawh
When It’s Springtime in tbc
Rockies
Sleepy Rio Grande—Wahp
Bud and Joe Billings i
No. Y-40M8, lKfcneh
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