GOLD m Sill
RETARD
CRIPPLE CREEK, Jan., 15, (/Pi—
The coldest and heaviest snow in 15
years, had its effect on the Cripple
Creek district mine production in
the past month.
The tonnage for the month drop
ped to 17,500 tons, averaging $10 a
ton with a gross va a a of $l75,000
Boney Rigor and John Camp
bell, found giulty of certain
charges by Southeastern Alaska
tribunals, have been sent to Me
Neil Island penintentiary.
WEATHER REPORT
Station Temp. Condition
Seward 22
j Divide 8
! Hunter 3
Grandview 4
: Tunnel 2
| Moraine 8
] Girdwood 15
j Anchorage 6
! Wasilla 13
: Talkeetna 10
: Curry 4
I Broad Pass 8
j Healy 4
i Nenana 10
Fairbanks 20
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On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
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January 27 — February 17
March 24 — April 21
May 26 — June 23
July 21 — August 25
September 15 — October 27
November 24 — December 22
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Advances Will be Made as Usual When request
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WASHINGTON, Jan., 15, (/P)—■.
The charges that the multi-motor- j
ed airplanes which are in use by !
| the army air corps are unsafe was i
made by Representative F. H. La i
Guardia, republican from New York
who is himself a world war aviator.
The charges were hurled during j
| a debate over the army supply bill. :
i “A three-motored airplane as now I
| being used in the army has three
times the risk of a single-motored
;one”, La Guardia said.
Referring to the recent era h
which cost the life of Representa
| tive Kaynor, of Mass., his two com
panions and the crew of two pilots,
La Guardia declared that the trag
edy “brought the facts of the mat
ter right on to the floor of the
house.”
' Mrs. Agnes Fletcher, formerly
a nurse in the Juneau hospital
and later at Sitka and Klawak,
is now nurse at Chitina.
Owing to the small amount of
wTork and poor trapping in the
district, reports from Chitina are
j to the effect conditions arao,r~
the Indian population is not so
good.
BRIDGE CLUB NOTICE
The Seward Bridge Club will
; meet Friday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
L. V. Ray.
Mrs. Francis L- Groth, wife
of Professor Groth, Mission school
leit toaay for Anchorage.
This day in history: First lo
comotive built in the nited States,
m 1831.
EXPRESSES THANKS
Manager “Chick” Knapp of
the Anchorage Moose cage team,
prior to departing today, ex- j
pressed thanks to the local pub
lie for the many kindnesses and ;
courtesies extended the team :
and those accompanying them,
during their brief stay in the
| city.
Attorney L. V. Ray departed
I today for Anchorage on court
i matters before the present ses-1
j sion of the district court.
S. A. C. GIRLS WIN
The S. A. C. Women’s basket
ball team again hung it on the
Seward high school girls last :
evening in a close but interest- j
ing game the final score on the!
board giving the S. A. C. 13 to j
the H. S. 11. Both teams are pick
ing up a lot of class and show
ing a steady improvement which
augers well for future clashes.
The scorekeeper fell down on the
job therefor another good inten
tion—that of writing up the'
game, which was worth it—must,
perforce, be omitted.
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