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According to information gath- \
med at Ruby, the whole of Beaver I
«*eck from 5 Above to 4 Below dis
o#very, has been let to lays.
The reason that the rich pay hole
<mi Beaver has not been crosscut is
that water is feared. Water was
struck above the pay hole, and also
below. John Vig. who has a plant
upstream, wall move his 30-h. p.
boiler to the pay hole and with it,
together with other equipment '
being assembled, it is believed the
flow can be taken care of easily, j
As soon as the plant is steamed up
drifting will start.
McConn and Miller put a hole
down 30 feet on 3 Above on Beaver
they found six feet of gravel and j
good prospects. Water was encoun- i
tered on bedrock. Within 18 hours i
the water had risen to within 10 I
feet of the top of the hole. They !
oelieve pumps wall easily handle !
the flow.
On 3 Below. Farrell and Kennett I
sank a shaft 57 feet, when they
struck slide formation. They are
again sinking, this time 100 feet
nearer the creek. They are not
yet down to bedrock.
Funeral services were held in
Fairbanks last week for Mrs. M. 1
Pedro who died in the St. Joseph’s
nospital.
JUST RELIEVED, A FRESH
SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
The Alaska Shop
. the ALASKA RAILROAD
J Trains Arrive—
* Hour. Day.
t 8:30 P. M. Monday
l 6:30 P. M. Thursday
J 6:30 P. M. Friday
« 7:15 P. M. Every 2nd
i Wednesday.
\ Trains Leave—
Hour. Day.
7:30 A. M. Wednesday.
7:30 A. M. Saturday
! 9r00 A M. Friday
J 9:00 A. M. Every 2nd.,
■ Thursday.
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Alaska House
Over the Glacier Stream
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' DRINKS, CARDS, POOL §
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NOTICE
MAIL BOAT EL HURD
manes monthly trips around
all the Shtunagin Islands
and Herindeen Bay and win
land anyone anywhere on
either side of the Alaska
Peninsula
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BOAT SERVICE
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any point on Bristol Bay
$30. Special Charters to
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connects with arrivals at
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JAZZ RECOGNIZED AS PURE AMERICAN ART
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Phil Spitalny, Famous
Musician, Finds Our
Music Indigenous
New York City.—Jazz is pure
American and no other nation can
play it
This is the opinion of Phil Spi
talny, one of the country’s great
i orchestra leaders, who came here
as a poor Russian emigrant.
“My training in Russia where
I I lived until I was fifteen,” Spital
| ny explains, “was of course, all
along classical lines. I came from
j six generations of musicians on
i both my father’s and mother’s
■ side, and I was fairly fed up on
the great masters.
“When I came to this country
I was several years absorbing the
spirit of the thing called jazz, be
fore I could even attempt to play
it. For fifteen years I was becom
sng American and unconsciously
getting the American spirit musi
cally and every other way.
“Last year I went abroad and
for the first time appreciated how
American I had become. The bands
in Berlin were still playing Ger
man music, although the composi
tions were American tunes. The
bands in France were playing
French music and there the com
positions were also American fox
trots, and so it was in each coun
try. I realized then how much our
music was really a part of this
great country, and that no one
but an American can interpret it.
“Often I hear disparaging state
ments about our music, but it has
a versatility and distinctness, and
is so much the soul of the people
that I think it will live forever.
True, a great number of our songs
will pass out of the picture, and
this is mainly because our pro
duction is greater than the rest
of the world put together, but
many of them, such as ‘Song Of
The Bayou* will last as long as
I there is music.’*
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