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Ike annual merry-go-round game
in Alaska has started. Every fall they ,
start to go out and do, then in the'
spring they all come back and bring I
others with them. When the govern
ment removes the ninety nine restric
tions now throttling Alaska, the Alas
kans will remain the year around and
the others whe come will also stick.
Drilling for oil in Heaurrection val
ley may soon be started. That is the
thing.
Hot air peddling of what we may
have, writing letters and telling peo
ple in the states that we have oil here,
probably, is not the kind of publicity
which will excite capital. It is the
drilling, the same as is now being done \
at Anchorage, that will prove whetfc- j
er oil is here and if it is, that will be I
sufficient, capital will attend to thej
lest of the move.
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F. B. Camp, the soldier poet now in
Seward, is strong in the belief that
bureaucracy is soon to be done away
with in 'Alaska, possibly within tfc«
next two years. Perhaps, but to us old
timers, who have yearly seen more
and more restrictions and more - and
more demonstrations of bureaucracy
forced upon us, we remain a bit skept
ical sbout this two year bin.
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Postmaster General* Burleson has
announced that starting next month
aeriai mail service will be inaugurated
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between Seattle and Victoria, B. C.
The service will, it is said, cut off two
days in the delivery of Oriental maiL
Mr. Burleson is getting “wanner”—
he may some day give Alaska mail
service by mail instead of by freight.
The startling array of evidence ga
thered by the Literary Digest from
newspapers all over the nation for
home rule in Alaska is a pleasant
thing for Alaskans to read. It convin
ces tu that there is justice still in the
country and that the territory has
many friends who are sincere. (Doug
las .News.)
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corded aeronautical performance of
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the past, are features which the de
signers say are possessed by three air
planes en route to Palis to represent
America in the Gordon Bennett Cup
races beginning September 27.
Wright, Curtiss and thd United
I States Army, all pioneers in the con
quest of the air, are the names which
will be pointed on the fuselages of the
three American racers, each chosen
for the promise it held out to bring
back the trophy which has been in
! France since 1913.
.Upon those three entrants America
pins her hope at ever again possessing
the coveted cup, which will become
the permanent property of France if
she wins again this year.
. The race will be held at Etampcs,
near Paris, over a circular course of
300 kilometers (186.3 miles). The,
prises includl 10,000 francs offered by
French government and the Gordon
Bennett Cup, valued at $2,500.
Two of the three American machines
are monoplanes, while the army con
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date m the country. Actual
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testant, though of miniature propor
tioas, is a biplane. All three have been
especially designed for the race, in
cluding special motel's and devices tc
increase speed hod endurance. It is
said to be ^he opinion of flying ex
perts that the winners of'this race
must make over 200 miles an hour.
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BUM THEROMETERS HAVE
CAUSED CITRUS GROWERS
TO BE HEAVY LOSERS
LOS ANGELES* Sept., 22— Inac
curate thermometers have caused cit
tus growers so much loss that the Los
; Angeles Chamber of Commerce, ac
coiding to Dr. Ford A. Carpenter, of
| the department of meteorology and
I aeronautics of that institution, has
decided to open a new department
where the instruments may be tested.
The Chamber has received from
Washington, D. C., a thermometer
which was in the testing room six
months..With''this as a standard, in
struments sent in by citrus growera
will be tested for each degree record
ed for the benefit of the grower.
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It is saiil the chamber will be the
only station outside of Washington,
D. C., to give this service, and it i
expected many growers throughout
Southern California and perhaps in
other sections of the state will take
! advantage of it.
“The lewis of an entire crop may re
sult from the faith of the grower in a
thermometer which is registering
freezing point when it may be colder,”
said Dr. Carpenter.
STEEL OWNS TIMES
| The entire capital stock of the
Alaska Times .Printing and Publish
ing Company, $10,000, has been pur
chased by H. Gf Steel, editor'-and pro
prietor of'the Cordova Daily Timetf,
who is now the sole owner of the
combined plants from which the Daily
Times, Alaska Times, and Chitna
Leader are issued.
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upset until it gets full.
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