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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19, 1904
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EXCELLENT PUBLICITY
A full-page in a recent edition of the rotogravure
pictorial section of the Sunday Seattle Times was de
voted to telling the story of the International Highway
motor caravan from Seattle to Hazelton, B. C. From the
photographs the area traversed was not unlike that of
Alaska; every turn of the road unfolded miles of mag
nificent vistas.
Hazelton marks the end of the present road sys
tem another 1,000 miles would carry it through to Fair
banks. This is the practical idea envisioned by Donald
MacDonald, locating engineer of the Alaska Road
Commission, which fine corps of engineers are assisting
in the upbuilding of this vast Territory.
While in Seward last week, Major Malcolm Elliott,
President of the A. R. C., dwelled upon the enthusiasm
encountered all along the route of the caravan of which
he was a member. The story in pictures, as depicted by
the Seattle Times, helps a lot toward achieving ultimate
success of construction.
It’s a wise stock that knows its own ‘‘par.”
INDIANS FIGHT FI
OKLAHOMA dll HIES:
HiEII MILLION
TULSA. Okla., July 22, (TP)—Again
the interests of the Red man and ;
the white man clash in he Indian j
Territory that was supposed to be
long to the red man for all time
and a new tribe of “the richest peo
ple in the world” is in prospect if
the Indians win.
The present clash is in. the form
of Oklahoma’s big scale law suits,
affecting income of $250,000 a day
and probably $100,000,000 in future
wealth of the famous Seminole oil
field in eastern Oklahoma.
The vanishing Seminole Indians,
who are back of the suit, declare
that they, rather than the present
white owners, should be receiving
the •ountiou.s n »' ' % no v bring
paid out by oil companies produc
ing in the Seminole field. They
claim that when title to their lands
in oemmoie cuimi)
375.000 acre s—passed into the
hands of white purchasers, the !
surface or mineral rights remained i
collectively vested in the Seminole j
nation.
At the time of the sale of the ,
Seminole lands, about 1900. there j
was no knowledge of the great oil
wealth under the surface. No one
dreamed that the land would some
day be turned into one of the most
productive oil fields. Already the
field has produced a score or more
white millionaires, men and women
who bought the land from indivi- j
dual Seminoles, who. when the j
Seminole nation went out of exist- ,
ence as such in 1900, took title to
what had formerly been vested in
the Seminole nation as a whole.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Fresh Wasilla, Alaska strawber
ries just received at Cooper’s
Cash & Carry; 25c per box.
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THE SINGLE STANDARD”
IX 8-REELS
A wonderful story of a girl who defied the conventions,
and got away with it. An unusual and stirring tale of a
love adventure. Come and see what you think of a single
standard of morals for both men and girls.
— VIVID PASSION! — STRONG LOVE! —
— STIRRING ACTION! —
A play not recommended for youth but fine
entertainment for adluts.
With it we will give you a fine
Educational Reel and a Paramount News
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