Public Warned About
Shooting Road Signs
On the Kenai Highway
The Bureau of Public Roads depart
anent completed last week the erec
tion of mile posts on the Kenai lake
road and in this connection the public
is notified that anyone caught demol
ishing or shooting at these post, will
be subject to penalty. Many sports
men, in the past, have taken a crack
at these and other signs along the
route of travel, for they make a splen
did target, but in letting loose a vol
ley of shot at any of these posts it
mightbe well for the gun-man or men,
to remember, that they are destroying
public property, and in so doing are
subject to prosecution. Besides there
are plenty of trees and low bush moose
to practice on.
The forestry department has also
encountered similar trouble within the
boundaries of the Chugach National
Forest.
Mrs. O’Gara of Fairbanks, who was
a recent visitor in Seward, departed
for Fairbanks yesterday morning.
Mrs. O’Gara came North last week
from Seattle, following a trip to Mayo
Brothers at Rochester, where she un
derwent a successful operation, per
formed on her throat.
Alaska Interior Silver
Black Foxes, a limited
number of 1925 pups will
be sold this season. If you
wish good foxes to start
your ranch with. Let me
furnish you your breeders
Price $500 per Pair f. o. b.
- Kasilof, Alaska
Kasilof Silver Fox Ranch
Louis Nissen, Propr.
Kasilof, Alaska
Cal. M. Brosius Adds
New Truck to Business
One of the newest of contrivances
running about the town these days
is the brand new Ford truck which ar
rived recently for Cal. M. Brosius.
The truck is just about the best of its
kind yet seen in these parts being
equipped with over-size or balloon
tires, an extension chassis and a Rex
tel axel. It has oodles of power, hav
ing already put a number of larger
and more expensive trucks to shame.
This was demonstrated by Mr. Bro
sius, a few days ago, when the truck,
already overloaded had to back into
a mucky pit and jerk out a larger
truck, also loaded, back onto the main
road.
« IF-?
If you were a beautiful young wo
man—
If your wealth of curly blonde hair
was the envy of every feminine eye—
And if you were called upon to make
a price to have your hair cut off—
How much would you demand?
| Anna Q. Nilsson, famed motion pic
i ture actress asked $9,500.
i and that price was paid to the fair
Anna by Sam E. Rork, producer of
l“Ponjola,” a First National Picture.
In this picturization of Cynthia
j Stockley's famous story of South Af
rican life, playing tonight at the Lib
, erty theatre, Miss Nilsson enacts the
role of a young woman who masquer
ades as a man.
The hair was cut off that she could
convincingly portray the part.
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