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SUMMER SAUJNGS
ADMIRAL LINE
SAME LAST YEAR
According to information received
here from the Admiral Line the sched
ule of operating steamers by the Pa
cific Steamship Company to South
eastern and Southwestern Alaska will
include practically the same service
as maintained during the last season.
The steamships Admiral Rogers and
Queen will be operated on the South
eastern Alaska route on a weekly
schedule, one or the other of these
vessels sailing from Seattle each Wed
nesday, commencing with the depart
ure of the Queen on March 18, and
each Wednesday thereafter.
The Southwestern Alaska route
will be operated on a fortnightly
schedule with the steamships Admi
ral Watson and Admiral Evans on the
run. These vessels are to sail from
Seattle on Tuesdays, commencing with
the Admiral Watson’s sailing March
24. followed by the Admiral Evans on
April 7. In the meantime the Admi
ral Watson and Admiral Rogers will
maintain the regular winter schedule
to Southwestern and Southeastern
Alaska respectively.
It is planned to have the Southeast
ern Alaska vessels arrive at Seattle on
Mondays, those making close connec
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Will Practice in All Courts of the
Territory
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tions with the express coastwise liner
H. P. Alexander, which will sail for
California ports each Tuesday. The
latter vessel probably will resume
service late in February or early in
March.
The Southwestern Alaska liners’
schedule will call for their arrival at
Seattle from Northern ports on Thurs
day, thus connecting with the coast
wise liner sailing from Seattle on
Saturday night.
HIGH WINDS AT MOOSE CREEK
According to residents at Moose
Creek the heaviest winds in the recol
lection of the oldtimers prevailed in
that district a few days ago, doing
j considerable damage to a number of
j buildings.
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j
Miss Dorothy Henry is chief of the
women’s department of the Cleveland
police force in which there are fifteen
female officers. She is making a tour
| of the larger cities of the country to
| observe police methods.
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Henry Ford is building the world’s
| largest electrical locomotive. 117 feet
Gong, of 4,000 horsepower and capable
j of hauling 150 loaded cars.
BREWSTER PROSPECT SAID
TO BE RICH IN NUGGETS
Reputed to be one of the richest
prospects of the kind in the Territory
is the Brewster ground, located 12
miles east of Mile 35, on the southern
division of The Alaska Railroad. The
claim is a coarse gold prospect, car
rying large size nuggets which are
found in the four-foot wide blue dyke.
It is reported Mr. Brewster has
been panning out gold for the last
three or four years, working during
the summer months. He has a good
house at Mile 35 and spends his win
ters there.
General Pershing in his last annual
report as chief of staff, defends the
battleship and declares that experi
ence does not warrant their abandon
ment in favor of airplanes.
Rev. Day, a prohibition officer of
Bluefields, W. Va.. performed a wed
ding ceremony one night recently for
a man he had arrested earlier in the
day for bootlegging.
Wire and auto parts in an eagle’s
nest among the wires short circuited
a transcontinental telephone line near
Elko, Nev.
Mortimer L. Sehiff, Jewish banker,
has given $25,000 to the building fund
of the Episcopal cathedral of St. John
the Divine.
PRODUCED THE WORLD CHAMPION HEN
NORMAL HUMAN BEINGS MAY BE
TRANSFORMED INTO GIANTS BY
APPLICATION OF GLAND FLUID
BERKELE\, Calif., Jan. 29.—Dr. Herbert M. Evans, one of the lore
most scientists in anatomy and glandular nutrition and faculty member of
the L niversity ol California, announced today in the Current issue of the
California Monthly, campus publication, the development of a glandular nu
trition with which he claims to have had remarkable success in physical
An enormous tiger which had de
voured dozens of natives in Burma,
was finally killed by a British hunter
when the animal returned to the body
of a half-eaten woman.
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GERHARD JOHNSEN
Mason and Plasterer
Phone Adams 60 Box 1423
control and propagation of animals.
Tlie discovery has been termed
“vitamin X” by Dr. Evans, who states
that research work has been carried
out for some time with guinea pigs,
rats and tadpoles as the experimental
factors.
Discussing the work, Dr. Evans
calls attention to a small gland at
the base of the brain called ' the
hypopysis or pituitary gland. Science,
he said, already has met with sue- j
cess in removing this gland from
animals and substituting fluid ex
tracted from it by injections given
the same animals. Continuing, • he
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ARCADE BLDG.
A F. DAVIS
said:
“We were astonished to find that J
if we treated animals with this j
fluid, provided it was not given by i
the mouth but under the skin or
in body eavaties where it would
not come in contact with the di
gestive tissues and wras administer-,
ed daily rather than at infrequent
intervals, we could turn normal ani
mals into giants.”
He stated efforts are now being
made by him and his assistants
to purify the pituitary gland fluid
so that it might even be used in
human cases, as a restorative.
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ENRAGED LEOPARD KILLS
WOMAN ANIMAL TRAINER
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| BAY CITY, Mich., Jan. 28— Mrs
I Dolly Hill, known to the circus as
I Dora Valiceda, who was attacked b>
! a leopard she was training here last
Friday, died of her injuries. She was
| terribly clawed by the beast, a jun
! gle leopard which had been added to
■ a group of five trained animals.
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At a recent series of wrestling
matches in Okmulgee, Okla., many
! women were present, a preacher acted
j as referee, and a portion of the pro
ceeds was given to the Salvation
Army. How is that as an example of
[clean sport.
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