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Kaurad .. Mcand-Clau mattar Sarteaktr t. 1916. .1 <)m« 1' S,w,r<1- Al‘,k*'
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sod also the local news published herein.
The majority of Alaskans* espefi*
ally in this section, cannot see why th*»
labor unions are in favor ot govern
ment ownership of railroads. There is
nothing aggressive in the ownership
such a> is seen in private ownership.
The ratifying of the peace treaty*
also the league’s covenants are jhm
haps paramount topics in Congress,
but the appropriation of seventeen
million dollars for the government
• ailroad* for development purposes is
also important* now and not next Dec
ember.
|Ml Khmer shows'hvhat is in a
lullin'?" As manager of the Scat**'
baseball club he perhaps could climb
out of the cellar but he wa unable te
null the team out.
I♦* the estimate in The Times nt
London is right that seventy-five out
a him .red pat ons of the motion pic
ture theatre n Kngland are wearying
of Am, dean films that unroll wildly
western Amerie:tn photo-plays* it rear
|y lo.*k> a if the Wild West were com
ing to tlie end of its once exciting po
pularity. Rumor has it that American
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for something different . The interest
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1IC.MK MADE BREAD and IWSTRY
BOAR!) BY THE MONTH
U. RHODES. Proprietor.
has in led u long time- and must soon
ei oi- nt r wear oat. In the United
States “Buffalo Bdi” was one of the
, , u . when he began acting in
tern melodrama; his Wild Vi
v*eng.honed the interest ami started
it in nd and Europe. 1
Wild Wet came infrequently and
d Oiiiy a short time* whereas tie
not < a-p »tiro theatre- remains weed
;i er wr> k. The wonder* after ail- i.
hat the popularity of the weston
photo play still lasts as well as .t do«»n.
T A:ctic region is constantly a’
t rru ting a tent ion. In a recent address
Pontdi Ih McMillan- explorer* sai i
tha ti ai\: mere than TOO kind - o
flower- in ti eenhmd. and that when
•1 mci c* me- back in the spring the
a r fairly vibtates with the whirring
of tn \\ v-' of birds. Aeroplanes- it
is hint* may -oon he speeding *vu*
" •!• i • a a eas and revealing fari
no" unknown, The airman will Jiav
a rt Ivan*age over the ordinary ex
plorer
nbje live point* as will probably I"
in :v ! by Storkev Storkerson u'
mj * *m;>aeio*is* who set out from an
Art lie roast on an icepack* with th •
out't: at It would carry them west t
islands north of Siberia* and* nft< .*
i -ifting nine months* landed not Ion .
ago* about seventy-five miles fror
where they started.
1 OX DON* Aug. 8— Sir Erie Drum
mend* the first Secrotary-General o*
the League of XationJ* is a man in tTv
early forties* <»f alout middle height*
. itli aV t* rather humorous eyes and
fin. features. Me is exceedingly witty*
a most excclon L companion and can
spark> at a dinner party as effective
ly as he can diaft a clause of a treaty.
Sir Eiic i> aid to possess an nston*
iAingly complete knowledge of the
t.’uited Sta r and for some years was
a recoenifced authority in the Koreig i
Office to he consulted on A men can
- •; aid to hav* a gift f>
international politics that has serve*!
his country well in several crises.
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USTEALl \ SENDS A
WOM \\ TO SECTRE THE
NEAT CHAMPIONSHIP GO
1.03 AXC.E1 K3- Aug. ^ — Mrs.
“Sr.tv y” 1 »:t’ v • wife of the Austral
ian b xing promoter* has come to the
Cnited State- to represent her hus
band in his ef 'oits to stage in Aus
tralia the ne xt contest for the worldV.
heavyweight championship- so she an
.uvinced here. *’ |^J
VNNOrNi E BETHROTH \1.
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TOKIO. Aug. S— Announcement
has 1 on made of the bethrothal of
Crown Prince Hirohito with princes
Nag:: to. the eldest daughter of Prince
and Princess Kun?. Princess Xagako is
sixt * a \ ais o'-l and a student at the
Pci rs* School. It is expected that the
Imperial wedding will not take place
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before several years.
ATRIAL -CAVALRY” ON
WATCH Al ONO THR HOWTEK
KI. I'ASO* Texas- Au* 8— Aer
;al “Cavalry” Veep watch Over the
Mexican border in this district- patrol*
in>>- the Bio (irandc where horsemen
ri >o their lonely patrols between out
post stations. Fach morning as the
horse cavai.y rid' a vay to co\ei then
boats bin airplanes leave tbo Foit
Bliss fly inn for Columbus . X. M.. on
the w si Mu! Fort Hancock on the east
to vont alonp the intermit onivl border
to* b. id> of Mexican bandits. The
av iitoi . make daily repot ts to miii
«. ».y headquarters on the same blanks
« P(i bv the cavalry patio’ officers and
.’re < entlv report armed bands h 1 >w
hr 1 ■> deiV
T u' ",h xican border is cal-ed thr
0.,*1 ,-n . nit by the av in tors and
'•*ort B! ha * h on selected as the
leadcju: u *• for the aviation section
,r • t. A 'I> i n
fiekl \'’-nl Fort Bliss hr s h '< n s ‘t
apart. f< r th - use of the My m-s- v
o mb M- i'h-M . ‘looted at the go-oin
. t ;> g t v; igi »n .w.v .'lox co a’' I
\vifOM»v vtat: »n> built at the f< »*t and
iold along tl * bo cl *•
I>i urihl * balloons will bo station'd at
1) t IV; < and other imp* r ant j)>in <
the boulor and machine r!io^
> (i *. vfTviiv rd’p’anos damagm
it', tie* ra rol service.
*v> , ; il( .»: »»■»>• airplanes altracted
i!c)' altrntion from the Jloxicati so’'
th ■ south ban*
)>■ th< : ■ G mi Wh *n th ■ fit
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\ oxiiun l>. lievril it t<> t""1
s ,n.i J io ■ cover. The Mex'car ;<>niy
h 11 : :-; ’anos at the north* a tern
ter* at ( hihuabua (it •
a id (h.noral Manual Diognen is plan
i, ng t*> establish regular ai plane pa
• [< xican Central railroad
re >&ired witb a tern
mrar\ v rial service between (’hilua
b la City and the border until the tram
si re’” ' is resumed.
OXFOKD VSSISVE!) IX
r\ci VXD’S i E\CE JINKS
>XFO D ENGLAND- Aug. * ’•
fell 0\fod to inaugurate England's
th a joyful V to
Fa; -a it- and thirty-odd American sol
die,- s'udmts too’; part in one of it’
most stirring episodes.** , .
'*Thc Allies and the llritish Emnuo
was the <"bj et of the vast drama
wi.;,a, was dedicated ‘ to tl!° V!ll'!,"t
liv n- and the noble .lead who ’ought
to bring about the peace of thc wo-ld.
The feme was the university s foo*
ball field* a huge lawn with a hack
ground of noble old tioes.
Belgium* Serbia* F banco, ,7aoar
Italv and America were the Allies re
presented- and the pagejnt laurels fo.
to Japan and America. The Japanese
scene was a Cherry Rlossom fest.val
in which 700 children- wonderfully nr
raved* participated.
Tho American episode* a II,IXUM
of bistort- anil allegory, was the signal
for tho fh-sT martial note sounded by
the pbgeant" ami it stirred the W*
crowd to a high pitch of onthuss.am.
“The .Old Country and the New
Ml.fi and 1017-” tho episode was term
...I The first g enc represented a pjei
of Bristol Quay and the departure of
the caravel to take John Cabot and Ins
; to the New World.
In the next scene. “1017.” the Am
erican flag was depicted as waging
over tho land the Cabots went to find.
Heralded by the Spirit of Freedom
symbolized by a young English wo
man in a flowing white robe, America
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joined hands with the Allies in resist
1 ing the common' danger. Then a do
tachment of te United States Armj
student soldiers* marched out on th
field- with Old Glory waving in th *
(evening breeze* a thrill of admiration
seized the spectators and®hey jumped
j to their feet- cheering.
A gay interlude was the rsnne'irj
Hovels* showing a country holiday of
♦In* time of Queen Elizabeth and illus
trating songs and dances ol old*tim*
Mi“-r:e England. There were Maypole ;
and a May Queen in scarlet dress and
yellow hair of remarkable length* who
rode a cock horse to Hanbury Cross.
It was a children’s frolic. In all* moro
than 2000 childien were seen in tie*
pageant.
A notable scene was a Serbian vi'
lage spinning meeting* featured b.
h: Jvc songs and dances. "I he chic'
performers wore Serbian students u
sident in Oxford.
The pageant was concluded with a
grand march of war workers.
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Serial 02616
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
I OU PATENT
I'nitcd States Land Office Juneau.
Alaska. May 28. 1919.
NOTICE is hereby given tin
NORTHW ESTERN FISHERIES CO.,
a corporation, as assignee oi Peter M.
Steen, being entitled to the bene!its of
Section 2306 of the Revised Statutes
of the I’nited States and the amend
ments thereto, has applied to make en
try of the lands embraced in U. S
Non-mineral survey No. 1236, situate
on west shore of Herendeen Bay
Alaska, more particularly described a*
follows, to-wit:
Beg. cor. No.l, on beach Herendeei
Buy at average high tide, cor. not se‘
wit. cor. bears West 0.98 chs; U. S. 1.
M. Sur. 1022 bears N. 11 deg. 18* 07*
\V. 173.1J6 chit; thence West 3.05 chs U
cor. No. 2; thence South 28.20 chs
cor. No. 3; thence East 13.78 chs P
cor. No. 4. cor. not set, wit. cor. bear'
West 1.13 chs; thence meandering
beach Ilcreendeen Hay at ordinary
high tide (1) N. 46 deg. 04’ W. 1.2'
chs; (2) N. 61 deg. 37’ W. 2.99 chs;
(3) N. 23 deg. 53’ W. 4.03 chs; (4) N
24 deg. 00’ W. 1.81 chs; (5) N. 4 deg
42’ E. 1.48 chs; (6) N. 52 deg 55’ E
0.97 chs; (7) N. 25 deg. 29’ W. 1.0:>
chs; (8) N. 10 deg. 20’ W. 3.73 chs;
(9) N. 40 deg. 16’ W. 1.57 ch*; (10>
N. 25 deg. 08’ W. 5.60 chs; (11) N.
8 deg. 16MV. 3.07 chs; (12) N. 17degs
13’ W. 3.42 chs; (13) N. 16 dog. 21’ E.
1.40 chs to cor. No. 1, place of begin
ning. Area 19.02 acres. Variation a:
all corners 19 deg. 30’ E. Longitude
160 deg. 12’ W. Latitude 55 deg. 42’ N.
As additional to original homestead
entry of Peter M. Steven, guardian o(
John A. Steen, II. E. 4377 dated July
2, 1866 at Winnebago City, Minn.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely any portion *.*i' the above de
scribed tract of land are required to
'i!e with the Register and Receiver
•hr r:vto;l St. te Land Office at Ju
*v'an. \he.ha. Ihcii adverse clain.
thereto » adri oath, during Die period
nfov* I vet ion or within thirty clays
'thorce"It or they wiil lie barred by
.. ; -j - i.; of the statute. -
NORTE vEXTERN ITSEERIES CO.,
!*> Jno R. Winn.
Its A'tomey in Fact
FT IS HERJJRY OKOERED (Fiat
• -cj! i:i;,r notice tk* ju*blishi*tl for
! *■ tr'ory prri'ui in »’e S<-w:r\t
'• * '••••*• :■ 'v»V'.;'a;*r; r- rencral cir*
:*d AlimUn
, #■ •-»«<! non v»:r^r Uf snnl above
! ''<-j .!u*v’ < a ’ - v^vrv
Effio A. Frisbee,
Registidr.
Seward (litowity-r- 60 Itays
First Pub. May 20. 1019.
Last Pub. Aug. 9, 1919.
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