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For further information
Phone 111. Anchorage
Capvam lleinie Berger
S> ward, Alaska
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extremely dangerous were his daily ,
operations in these barren and ice
covered wastes that it would, in- .
deed, have been miraculous had he '
long escaped disaster.
“Of the presence of these dangers 1
he was well aware but that circum- j
stance never deterred nor restrain- !
ed him. Where adventure beackon
ed he went. Where duty called he i
neither faltered nor hesitated, but 1
pointed his cabin plane into the 1
teeth of the Arctic blizzard and so !
flew thru the portals of eternity. .
STATE CLAIMS HIM
"And today his native state of ,
North Dakota claims him for her;
i own. He returns to the land ’which I
!gave him birth; to the home of his j
.youth; to the home folks, who, in ,
! other days, gave him their full i
A-l meat and nothing else in
the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
Ap;rrlinent Ho11se
and Hotel in Con
nection with the
Ah ska House
Over the Glacier Stream
John DubrcuH. Prop.
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KILLS
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from mosquifrer, ■"■
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Cuhath Kfils but is ret a poisen,
Absolutely h armless , © eh d en,
arvirrals and birds.
Sorer £>y
DRUGGISTS
AND GROCERS
PRONOUNCED BU HACK
Drifting for almost two years i
after being “planted” in the waters |
of Northern Japan, a bottle of the j
Japanese Geodetic Survey was j
picked up recently on the shores j
of Trail Island at the entrance to
Cross Sound by Swan Swanson, fox
farmer, and brought to Juneau on
the Margnita.
An abstract from the records of I
the Alaska Game Commission I
shows that there were 297,448 furs j
shipped from Alaska during the j
year 1929. Tire total value of j
these furs was $4,513,863.76. These
figures do not include the fur seal i
taken from the Pribilof Island
preserve.
measure of friendship, admiration
and love. He returns to sleep for
ever in this modest and humble
abode, beside her who gave him
life, hope, strength and virtue.
“But the memories of Carl Ben
Eielson and his heroic achieve
ments will never die. The tribute
which the people of North Dakota |
and the northwest today will pay !
iiiiii is a testimonial to the enclur- l
ing character of his fame and the
undying love and admiration which j
they bear him. i(
“Neither the nation nor the world ]
will soon forget him. As long as j
the history of America exploration
is read by mankind he will be num
bered as first among those aces of
aerial adventure whose daring and
genius opened the way to the suc
cessful establishment of aerial
transportation across the top and
across the bottom of the wroM.
“Thus, his name will be written j
a h on the scroll of history, and j
neither the change of seasons nor j
tlv march of time will dim its jus- } i
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