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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August ls», 1904
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the annual investigation
Some class co this year's Alaska Railroad investiga
tion committee: Whut! They are going to travel in style
this season, yuh bet! Two destroyers Whow! Hope they
don’t intend to blow the railroad up. In any case it looks
as if there is going to a bombardment of some kind.
In all seriousness, however, we will be glad to have them
with us, whether they like Alaska or not for we feel
once they visit our country they will return home with
a better understanding and sympathy for those who
have elected to make their home here.
Some say these junketing trips are nothing more
or less than vacation trips for the solons. If so, we
should he glad they have decided to come to Alaska and
enjoy it with us instead of going to Europe. We don’t
care if they come up here a thousand strong on battle
wagons a mile long; the more the merrier everytime
and Alaskans can be depended upon to show each and
every one of them the time of their lives be it fishing,
hunting, frollicing about or just* gadding around.
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Alaska desires the interest of Congress directed
this way. Once we’ve got that, they are.sold!
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MINES OF WORLD ARE PRODUC
ING IMMENSE WEALTH
World gold production from 1493 to
1930, or since the discovery of
America, has amounted to approx
imately 1,042,850,000 ounces of
which about 555,350,000 ounces,
slightly more than one-half, has
been produced during the 20th
century. O f the total amount pro- j
duced roughly 500.000,000 ounces, or j
.about 48 percent is represented by I
■ monetary stocks, the balanme of I
542,850.000 ounces having been ab- !
sorbed by industry, lost or disap
peared by hoarding.
| James R. Sharp and Eli Kata- i
nook, Indian fishermen of Tyee. '
recently suffered injuries - about!
I i eda .arms and hands when an i
exnlosion occurred aboard their
; gasboat Clara Blanche. The boat i
i sank.
j J*m Hudson has driven 104 feet
j °f niain tunnel in his cinnabar
property in the Livingood district,
j He also has two side tunnels of
j 85 and 50 feet and is now sink
: ing a winze in the main tunnel.
Ted Hudson has finished a cut
ion his Olive property.
Herman Karl, age 51, track- ji
walker at Mile 67. C. R. & N. w. j
Ry., died suddenly last week from i
| heart failure. He had been a res- j i
ndent of Cordova since 1919 and!*
' was fairly well known throughout ! ■
Alaska railroad circles.
Ed Jacobson of Seldovia has ! J
| gone to Unalaska to engage in [ *
j herring packing
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Fairbanks Assembly, No. 1. Or- i
der of the Rainbow, for girls, is J
the name of a new organization ^
at Fairbanks.
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
Fresh Wasilla, Alaska strawber
ries just received at Cooper’s
Cash & Carry; 25c per box.
UBERTYTheater
B O’CLOCK — ONfc SHOW — 8 O'CLOCK
SHOWING TONIGHT
the TWO GREAT SWEDISH STARS
GRETA GARBO :
and
NILS ASTHER
Have the leading parts in the great feature
'THE SINGLE STANDARD” j
IN 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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House wiring, boat wirf
and repairing. We stock r
to-date light fixtures . »
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Radios and Radio Supplies J
For service call
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POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
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BUY NOW - SAVE
Cash - Cash - Cash - Cash
Everything in Our Store is on Sale
Many Items are being Sold at Half their Regular Price
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Values to 75c
Sale 3 pairs S1.00
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Value—50c
Sale 25c
OVERALL JACKETS
Value to $2.50
Sale $1.45
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MEN’S SHORT RUBBER
BOOTS
Value to S5.00
_Sale $2.75_
MEN’S HI TOP SHOES
Heavy Loggers
_$5.85_
MEN’S ARMY BREECHES
Value to $6.00
Sale $3.95
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LADIES RAYON
COMB. SUITS
Value to S4.00
Sale $1.65
LADIES RAYON VESTS
Value to $1.50
_Sale 95c_
LADIES SHOES
Values $5.00 to $8.50
Sale $2.95 and $3.95
Urbach & Valade
Don’t fail to Come Here First-You’U Save
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