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WELCOME THE FOURTH
All over the land tomorrow there will be much
oratory over the arrival of another anniversary of the
signing of the Declaration of Independence. That’s fine!
Rut we want to see America given back to the people
as the signers of that historic scroll originally meant it.
There is no use for any one eulogizing on indepen
dence for the world’s greatest spell-binder cannot gild
that achievement. Columns of dreary words cannot be
half so eloquent as the facts of the triumph of freedom
which confront you throughout this land. On the basis
of what has gone on before, let us not drift further away
from those thoughts expressed by the founders of our
country.
The wisdom of those hardy Americans each year
brings newer realization of their astute statesmanship.
From those far-away shores of early colonial days to
the last frontier—Alaska—the result of that epoch-mak
mg document are daily in evidence. So tomorrow, let
the eagle scream to the four winds; the stage is set for
a good celebration. Let us enjoy it fully!
If stock raising cannot be successfully accomplished
n Westward Alaska it can not be done anywhere.
The list of reservations leaving
yesterday for the south on board
the S. S. Alaska, included:
; SEATTLE: Harry Kemp, Elsie
j C. Waitz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
jA Strong, Waldo Thompson, M. D.
! Chatzman, J. Roberts, Mrs. Seuke,
! Mrs. Espolt, M. J. Stranich, Mrs. ]
, W. E. Porter. T. Holman, Mr. and j
i Mrs. Bittner, Mrs. M. S. Banbury, j
Walter Kyro, Everest Kyro, C C. j
Harris.
JUNEAU- Mrs. Mabel Koineg, I
1 Filer Hansen.
LA TOUCHE - Mrs. Geo. Gullef
J son, Georgie Gullefson, Fred
| Stutz, J. V. Davies.
CORDOVA—Capt. A. E. Lathrop, \
Peter Paulson.
KETCHIKAN —Frank Paygie. L. |
{ Zukovich.
JUNEAU—Ernest Erickson.
1 SOUTHBOUND EVANS LIST j
From Kodiak—Mrs. O. E. Olesen, j
j Stanley J. Nickoli, Geo. W. Rob- j
| bins, Ernest Allen, H. W. Albees, i
; L. J. Freeman, Stanley J. Nickoli |
I and four prisoners.
j The S. S. Starr of the San Juan
Fishing and Packing Company left j
False Pass last night and will ar- i
rive in Seward July 6.
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There are a few Alaska flags left, j
the Seward American Legion Post j
advises, which can be obtained this j
evening or tomorrow. The Legion- ]
naires will make delivery any time.
COORDINATOR HERE
J. N. Bacheller. assistant to the
chief coordinator for the Seventh
Area, armed from the south yes
terday a passenger on the M. S
Boxer, Bureau of Education. Mr.
Bacheller is meeting with various
Ala s tan government men and
agencies; he departed today for
AnGn.Uctge but returns tomorrow
evening.
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8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O'CLOCK
SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR THE
4™ of July
SHOWN ONLY TOMORROW NIGHT j
We will give you one of those fast action dramas of Per
sian life. Where West meets East in conflict.
THE TITLE IS: j *
"ONE WOMAN IDEA' j
A tale of romance and violence of single woman homes
and harems. Who can judge?
THE STARS ARE:
ROD LA ROGUE — MAIICELINE DAY .
We are fortunate in being able to give you at this time a
BEAUTIFUL FULL COLOR
“FRONTIER ROMANCE”
two reel drama showing the historical events of taking
some of the English middle-west colonies near the time
of our first 4th of July.
A true picture oi life and adventure in the 18th century ; *
There will also be an interesting
_Educational Reel. I
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