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PROBERS LOOK SILLY
Well we see where another investigation of the
Alaska Railroad is going to take place this summer at
a cost of $5,000 to the tax-payers. While, individually,
we are always glad to extend a welcome to our law
makers, we sometimes become very weary of these al
leged investigations, not only of the Alaska Railroad,
blit in connection with other Territorial matters.
Alaskans have been ever hopeful that some of these
visits would accomplish something beneficial for Alaska
but the problems of today are about the same as they
were 20 years ago.
A few years ago Howell wanted to tear up the Alas
ka Railroad tracks; abandon the layout. He is the spon
sor of the present investigation. Wonder what he wants
to do now and why?
Economists say production in the United States has
reached the saturation point. Everybody soaked as it
were.
Pathfinder tells us that the author of “Sweet Ade
.ine” is still alive and unrepentant.
BIG PARADE MED
4TK DP JULY
Emphasis is placed this year
on the local Fourth of July par
ade. The Legion Post, in charge
of this year’s celebration, wishes
to stress this point.
A glance over the program, left
at the Gateway office today for
publication in tomorrow’s issue
shows a large bulk of the funds
collected will be awarded to con
testants in the parade; more so
by a large majority than in pre
vious years. There are prizes of all
sort, in this connection, such as
baby carriagees, bikes and other
vehicles as well as autos and for
pedestrians. It is hoped there will
be many floats represented as the
weather man has promised the
best kind of a summer’s day.
The sports program is fairly
large, considering the amount
collected, and includes just about
everything as in days of yore.
The Marathon race starts at 5
p. m. from in front of The Nor
thern, local sport center.
The day will end with a grand
ball at Odd Fellows Hall.
Watch for the entire program
tomorrow, but in th meantime,
give a thought to joining in the
parade.
The marriage of Miss Gladys
Buehler, teacher in the Juneau
high school for the past two years,
and Howard D. Stabler, U. S. Dis
trict Attorney of that city, occurred
on June 14, at the home of the
bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. A
Buehler in Eugene, Ore.
RESERVE TABLE NOW
Phone out to Primrose Inn your
reservation for the 4th of July
dinner. Just off the Seward-Kenai
Lake Highway at Mile 18.
LIBERTY THEATER
B O’CLOCK - ONE: SHOW — g O’CLOCK
-COMEDY — COMEDY — COMEDY — COMEDY_
We give you tonight a high class, all fun, and no tears
program with that great team I
» the stars. A funny pair that you can’t beat ir a rip
roaring Gob story.
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The comical tale of a simple giant sailor and a little clev
er hypnotist, who are enemies, and rivals.
LAUGH YOUR TROUBLES AWAY
by seeing this side-splitting feature. Come and see the
muscle and bulk pitted against wit and hypnotism and
add a few years to your life.
The two-reel comedy to whet your appetite is one of those
tip-top jokers.
“DO GENTLEMEN SNORE”
with Max Davidson in the lead.
And an interesting Paramount News j
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Fourth of July (Specials) Sale
ONE LOT of CANVAS
SHOES and KEDS
Sale
$1.00
Regular Stock of KEDS
20% DISCOUNT
Vou will need a pair for the
4th of July Races.
Sun-Visors
Red. Blue, Green, Yellow
SALE AZC
Everything on Sale
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Urbach &
Caps
Values to $3.50
SALE 65
MEN S SUMMER HATS
50c
LADIES SHOES
Odd Lot
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