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Prices Reasonable
Steam Heat—Good Service
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r,
(Although during the first part of
this month, rainy and cloudy weather
was prevalent, “the worm turned”
and now old Sol is shining down
with all his summer power, making
the thermometers rapidly rise and
register between the 80’s and 90’s,
in the shade. All the trees, flowers
and &hrubs, being fully satisfied with
last week’s fall of rain, are now
blooming forth in a riotous conglom
eration of colors, that is typical of
Interior Alaska. All the park anim
als are becoming tamer and tamer;
the mountain sheep can always be
seen on the hillsides adjacent to Sav
i^je River Camp, together with the
roving bands of caribou, to say noth
ing of seeing a large brown bruin,
with her cubs, on the way to the
head of Savage river only a short
distance from camp. Birds of all
varieties may be seen flying over the
tundra, some of which are yet un
known to the students of biology.
Only recently, Prof. Joseph Dixon,
economic mammalogist and professor
of vertebrate zoology, at the Univers
ity of California, was made the proud
possessor of four eggs belonging to
the surf bird, which were discovered
by Mr. Wright and his assistant. The
eggs of this bird have been diligently
searched for, but without results, for
the last 200 years. They were dis
covered on the bars of Savage river.
Three fine large Studebaker tour
ing cars arrived at the depot recent
ly,all resplendent in their new coat
of red enamel, for the Transportotion
company.
GEORGE O’BRIEN HAS TO AGREE
HE WAS PRETTY LUCKY GENT!
Leo Houck, former lightweight box
er and now trainer of George O’Brien,
who is being featured in the William
Fox scren version of “Hawoc,” which
opens tonight at the Liberty theater,
is still champion, he’s champion of
George O’Brien at all times.
Leo plays an occasional part in
pictures and in “Havoc” he appears
as orderly for OBrien who is a lieut
enant.
O’Brien arrived in the trenches near
Camp Lee one night, during the bat
tle scenes. It had been raining heav
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ily and the trenches were a mass
of mud a foot deep, with water still
swirling through them.
Houck looked long and intently at
the mire. Then he turned to George
and winked.
“What’s the matter, Leo? “asked
O’Brien.
“We weren’t smart,” drawled Leo.
“We weren’t smart enough to join
the nary, were we?”
Then Leo expressed the opinion
that he wanted all dirt or all water
—not mixed. And O’Brien had to
agree, although a few moments later
he waded through the mire with an
enthusiasm which raised some douht
^ about his antipathy.
Rowland V. Lee directed “Havoc”
I which was adapted iby Edmund Gould
ing. In the cast with O’Brien are
Madge Bellamy, Margaret Livingston,
Walter McGrail, David Butler, Leslie
: Fenton, Harvey Clark, Edythe Chap
; man.
FOR SALE—Bundles of old papers,
25c per bundle; Gateway office.
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Physician and Surgeon
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