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NEW YORK, Sept. 25. (JP)-~As a
place for speaking and hearing the
new auditorium in the new school
for social research is a good egg, so
to speak, for %jn this auditorium a
whisper is a whisper and a shout
is a shout even in the most dis
tant corners—but there are no cor
ners- It is oval and egg-like and
the school guarantees that some
fancy ideas will be hatched.
Joseph Urban, the noted stage
setting expert is the designer of the
auditorium which is oval in cross
section as well as ground plan and
has a domical ceiling.
Welman Holbrook, Alaska For
estry official and William Sher
man. ranger in charge of this
area of the Chugach National
Forest, left today for Moose Pass
to appraise departmental work
and property.
Try the Alasna Shop CHOCO
LATE ICE CREAM.
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WINTER AND MONTHLY WINTER RATES TO ALL
ALASKA PEOPLE VISITING SEATTLE.
A Hotel of Recognition
Where all employes take an interest in you.
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BELKQFSKI NEWS
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The natives of Belkofsky village
arrived back home from King Cove
after a very successful fishing sea
Lson the 17th of August. They all
made good—some families made as
much as $1,600. Father Hotovitzky,
with his boat, made highest money
and each member of his crew re
ceived as his share $1450. Hotovit
zk.y’s son Andrew left on North
King to Seattle to meet his mother.
| brothers and sister. With his share
of the season’s fishing profits—
$1450--Andrew intends to enroll in
| the University of Washington.
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On the 31st of August there were
three weddings here. Henry Wilson
and Lena Smith; A. Bear and Mary
Kenezeroff; B. Neilson and Miss D.
Gardner. After the three were
united in bonds of matrimony the
village was invited to a feast. At
8 o’clock in the evening they start
ed dancing which they kept up un
I il 6 o’clock in the morning. At that
time many of them were so tired
that they could hardly walk and
their feet had given out. Besides
Belkofsky village people many ar
rived from King Cove to be pre
sent at the wedding. All were un
animous in saying that the'* had
had a good time. Mons said it was
one of the best times he enjo; . J
for a long time. Mr. Brehmei. the
King Cove postmaster said, :h->
was the best wedding he ha:: ever
visited.”
Mrs. Casey J. McDannel, of
Anchorage, recently received
word of the passing of her fath
er William Davis at Pittsburg.
Miss Ada May Minzgohr of
Juneau and Mr. Edw. G. Sweum,
manager of the Juneau Piggiv
Wiggly store, were recently wed
in that city.
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BRUHN’S BABY BEEF, voii art
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New, tuneful, popular - let ns play them lor you
Ttuu>k YW Father (from the Mu«i<«l Corardy, "Flying High")
I'd Go Barefoot All Winter Long (If You’d Fell for Me In the
Surine) Helen Kano
No. 22397, 10-inch
Strike Up the Band! (from the Mueioel Comedy, "Slrikm I p me
BamT)
Singing a Vagabond Song (from United Art..*# picture.
" /uMin' Ok th* Rui') 1 *>•
No. 22401, 10-inch
I Lika to Do Thinge for Yon—Fox Trot (from Uuieeceal
picture, ” King of Jan")
F»t-F<» T,„, (bom
No. 2*390, 10-inch
On a Blue and Moonleae Night—Fcx Trot
Frenieae— Fox Trot Wayne King and Hie OrahoMM
No. *2399. 10-inch
Yeu're the Swoataet Girl This Side of Hoaron—Fox Trot
Lika a Dream— Fo* Trot Hi«l> ■**•••
No. 2*400, 10-inch
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Not later than next January
15, the new Capitol building at
Juneau will be ready for occu
pancy.
E. J. Margerie, pioneer resi
dent of Juneau, died of heart
failure recently at Oakland, Cal.
Since the opening of the Ter
ritorial Museum at Juneau in
1921, an aggregate of 58 920 vis
itors have indited their names
on the register.
J On a charge of burglary, Winzy
L. Seagroves, Chilkoot Barracks
soldier, has been arrested at
Haines. He is said to have robb
ed a store and residence in the
town of Haines.
William Lawson, totally blind,
was recently adjudged insane at
I Sitka and ordered committed to
Morningside hospital.
Miss Elizabeth Marshall of
Juneau and Mr. Clifford Mason,
jof Vancouver, B. C., are engaged
! to be married in the near future
according to announcement al
I Juneau.
! FRUIT and JELL GLASSES at
j J. L. Graef’s.
It is reported Tom Babcock,
n town yesterday from Nuka Bay
brought in a large cleanup.
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