NEW BUILDING IS UNDER CON
STRUCTION AT THE ALASKA
COLLEGE—FORMER QUARTERS
SMALL
Mr. V. R. Fuller has been selected
by President Bunnell for the position
of Professor of Physics to succeed
Robert Q. Brown whose resignation
was announced some time ago.
Mr. Fuller Is a graduate of Hast
ings College, Nebraska, has taken
post graduate work at the University
of Nebraska and will receive the Mas
ter’s Degree this year from Iowa State
College at Ames. To the Professor of
Physics is assigned the work offered
in the Short Course in Farm Motors.
This has been an important course
at the College during the last two
years and Mr. Fuller comes to the
College highly recommended for his
technical as well as for his practical
ability to handle this course of study.
A building one story and 36 feet by
60 feet is now under construction for
the purpose of offering great facilities
in presenting the short course work
in farm motors. This year the class
room in the west wing was found too
small to accommodate the large en
rolment and more space was needed
for demonstration and shop work. If
it appears that a large number de
sire to take a short course in motors
and internal combustion engines as
applied to motors, tractors and auto
mobiles it is planned to have two
separate courses of ten weeks each.
SCHOOL VACATION
School closes the eleventh of June,
but as examinations will be in order
the first three days of next week, it
is probable that school picnics will
be held the last of the week. The pu
pils will also spend one of the days in
cleaning up their text-books. There
are no graduates this year.
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« ARRIVES SATURDAY
The Very Reverend Father Delon,
n charge of the Catholic missions on
he Yukon will arrive in Seward on
;he Saturday train, June 5, coming
:rom Holy Cross Mission. He with
lis party will go to attend the great
Eucharistic Congress to be held in
Chicago, June 20 to June 24th.
He will represent Alaska there with
some natives. Father delon will have ;
services in the Seward Sacred near*
church, at 10 a. m., Sunday, June 6th,
and will leave Seward Sunday in the j
afternoon on the steamer Yukon.
ANDERSON WRENCHES BACK
Oscar Anderson, owner of the
Knights Island tie and lumber camp, j
and president of the Evan Jones Coal
Mine at Jonesville, departed for his '
Anchorage headquarters this morning.
Mr. Anderson wrenched his back in
some manner a few days ago and has
suffered considerable since. The trip
to Anchorage is made at this time to
enter the hospital and ascertain wheth
er he has seriously injured himself.
Mr. Anderson said his company has
just received a contract fom the Alas
ka Railroad the award being for 50(10
tons of coal to be delivered after July
first.
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The Alaska 'ailroad
TRAINS ARRIVE SEWARD
Wednesday and Saturday
At 7:0C P. W.
And On Sunday, at 2:15 P. M,
TRAINS DEPART SEWARD
Monday and Ttwiraday
7:S0 A. m.
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