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• WILLIAM A. HESSE.
• l\ S. Mineral Surveyor,
• * HEUi-OUi) McNKILL CODE
• Cordova. Alaska.
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1 OMMl Ml'ATlON i FN > F.K
OF FI KOI'F M \ N SOON
m. in in i h vkfst < n v
nrt’HAKKST. July Jb - Ties city
will become a hujre communcation cen
ter for south Kurope. both for wireless
and aviation, if present French p ans
are carried out. The Marconi Comp
any has ottered to build a hujre v. it*‘
less station in Uumania. which would
handle business from the hast ns v;oli
as local business to th** West, but it
appears likely that the Rumanians will
either continue their own wireless ser
vice in connection with the Kifel low
er and otho* stations in France, or
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OKI* VKP'.KM 01' Till: IMKKIOK
Alaskan KuKiueerini; Com mission
» Trains «• ..ml airi\e at Sewa.d as
follow s: —
' V' A. M. Wednesday nnd Saturday
lor Koo evelt. Tunnel, (Iirdwi *(i
\ . A rive t1‘. M. Mon
aay and Thursday.
Conmvtions at Am lue iuye on Mof.duy
ay at A. M
Aiatauuska. Wasilla. Houston, I’ul
K.o'.na, ami on Wednesday at N:‘»0
A M. i\»r Matanuska, l’ska and
t, li vkaioon.
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l>: tin r seized on Che Seward— An
ihorane .rain in the buffet ear. Mt>.
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♦■!> * pn ni j tii«* French to establish,
Mich a station.
Both British am! French firms. |
back in 1 up hy their irovernments, are t
at 'rnptintr to ai anir«* a complete air
plant* service. The French piopose to j
connect Pa is. Vienna. Budapest. Ru- ;
ch.ire."t, and Constantinople, in a jjen
rral way. with branch services induct
-nr Serb;a. Bulgaria and (ireece. It is
hoped later to extend this service into j
Russia.
Fronth army aviators began last
„i nnm to establish a tentative po."
s» rviee between Constantinople and
lb rba^est, cnnm'cting with the ex
press train to Paris. This service is
h«*!rnow (leveloped, but owing to it"
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Akron, Oh:o
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ELLSWORTH BUILDIMJ
Seward, Alaska.
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1 til V pair of very best slock of blue
foxes for sale from our Long Island
Punch, either in pairs or will lurnish
Mixes of either sex. i ail ship in Octo
ber* or November. Prices given on ap
plication.
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Unis will be received for grading
i>n Second Awnu • and building of
sidewalks in Federal addition, of Sew
ard, Alaska, u.il.l >• o clock P. iM., on
Mi lay, JuIn 20th, 1020, at Kooin 10,
,»• cial office building*. Seward, Alas
ka. P oposals l .av be procured at
Doom 10, of said building. .Jy. 20. :
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i*icat cost it is felt necessary to have
each of the governments over whose
leiritoiy the airplane service will be
c inducted to contribute a pro-rate
share to maintain the service.
it is estimated that the cost aver
ages XU>0 for each hour the machine
is kept in the air.
la view of the poor conditions of
♦hi railway systems in South Kurope,
business men have generally tfiven
heu* support to these plans.
Due to the mountains of Central
and Southern Kurope and waters of
lh* Itiack Sea. the Ad'iatic and Me
•lit •’•ranean, pr;u tical aviation is con
t; 11!> severely tested.
Fh Tig :nto Bu>sia does not pre
: the same difficulties. Since the
V i mist ice huge (ierman machines car
• v ig p issengers and contraband mon
v and ofber a tides of a specula- ,
tive nature, have made frequent trips
■>. •, > Moscow and Be 'in. Now and
th* i. these machines come down, but
it is gene:ally because of motor trou
b . During the Bolsheviki regime in
Hi iga y, frequent trips were made to
M cow. though the aviators had to
s the Carpathian mountains from
Budapest.
From a passenger’s point of view.
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Night and Day Service
Day Rhone— Adams 87.
Night Rhone— Madison 61.
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such trips do not present any difficul
ty. once the passenger has overcome
the preliminary apprehension of dan
ger. This apprehension is much dis
tinguished by the new limousine type
>f machine, where the passenger suf
fers neither from cold nor wind nor
motor noise.
The establishment of these wireless
and airplane communications are a
continuance of tin* french policy of
keeping Eastern and Western Europe
connected. It is due to the Erench that
since the Armistice express trains
have been run between Paris and
Warsaw, passing the intervening cit
ies of Prague and Vienna, and also be
tween Paris and Uucharest, and final
ly between Paris and Constantinople.!
These three which are known as the
vV.usaw, Simplon and Orient Express
's, were first under French army con
trol and are now under commercial
■o: tiol of the International Sleeping
’a Company.
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WILD III KI-A 1.0 IN THK
MALLOW STONE PARK ARK
SAID TO UK IN< RKASINO
VKU.OWSTON'B PARK, W'
In y 2d - (’onvincing evidence that
ile* wild buffalo of Yellowstone Na
tional Park, the last surviving rem
an it of the great herds which once
•or.mod the western plains, are on the
increase, instead of dying out, as was
feared, has been obtained in the dis- i
covery of a new group in the south- '
• •a t portion of the park. About 15 an
imals w<*re observed, evidently a part
if the old herd, which it is thought
gr '\v so largo that some of its memb- j
»rs were forced to break away and
seek new pasturage.
Definite information has been ob
tained by park authorities that there
ir-» now more than 100 of the wild
buffalo in the park. Formerly there
were only about half that number.
When discovered, the new herd was
within five miles of one of the largest
hotels in the park and a snapshot was
obtained of one of the animals, a fine
hull, probably tie* first photograph ev
ei taken of a wild buffalo.
Ordinarily the wild buffalo never
ar** seen by tourists and only rarely
by park authorities, even by the rang
ers who patrol the most remote sec
tions. The appearance of the new herd
dose to the main lines of travel was
before the season opened and the ani
mals apparently had been lured down
from the mountain fastnesses by the
abundance of spring grass on the low
rr levels. They disappeared into un
travelled country as soon as automo
biles became frequent along the high
ways.
Forty-eight calves have been added
this year to the tame buffalo herd of
the park, which now has a.population
of oOO. Part of the tame herd has been
placed in corral at Mammoth Hot
Springs for the benefit of visitors.
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Remorse is memory that has fer
mented.
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Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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