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BEING ALERT TO O'ER NEEDS
Activity for community good must be continuous in
order that Seward may attain its desired ends. All cit
izens are at times interested in some things pertaining
to the community. The real booster is the fellow who at
all times is interested in all things for community better
ment.
He r.eed not have merely those projects in mind that
directly affect his pocketbook to be actively alert in civic
affairs. He realizes that the success of the whole commun
ity is his individual success. Likewise he makes his indi
vidual success reach out in good uses for the community.
It is an old saying that you can always get a crowd
out when people are against something. The rule proba
bly work - as well when people are for something. But
the ideal community is one where folks turn out for com
munity welfare whether they are for or against, merely
to help out in whatever is found to be for the best. This
kind of an attitude may be construed as alertness to the.
needs.
Seward is blesspd with manv of the latter kind, and
now that the annual drive for membership to the Seward
Chamber of Commerce is underway, every business firm,
as web as pUwpv.s who are interested in Seward
for<m ahead. ehm-iM P-.vn this organization whether they
dislike pome p-P-fippw t-hp organization as a wbmiQ. ov what
ever their ■^aW-i^nipv rrviwqppe mav be. A Chamber of
Commorpa i'4 mcf r.c vp-pl tp the pnmp-’vmitv gp g firm
in biir-mpp« •■>nri i'-v poqqc; g davn-sieht more.
• w'gvo (rpinn* tp g real
cit',r p’-'p p^ /intro Vf-g pnfl PpP> plpf- h\7 ioinino- now!
Once again the people of the Territory witness the
spectacle of a Legislative assembly gumshoeing itself in
to office and then springing surprise legislation that was
not the product of a political platform or discussed by
the individual members while canvassing for office. This
assertion and prediction is based on former custom and
precedure. We shall watch with interest those legislators
who did pledge the electorate a program.
Thinking the baby was crying, Mrs. R so mik
ed the floor with the baby for two hours befor.. she und
out it was one of those “whispering cornetists” pi ing
over the radio.
To the Democrats President Hoover’s administration
will be just another noble experiment.
| M&k*. /our home bright and cheerful, taring one-half on oil.
I Government and leading University tests prove this wonderful
I new Aladdin nearly five times es efficient as beat round wick
I open-flame lamoa. Burnt 80 hoars an one gallon common
I kerosene (xki! oil). No ado*. smoke or noile. no pumping up.
I easy toorcrate, won't explode. WON GOLD MEDAL. GUAR*
I AN TEED. Prove for yourself, without risk-, by
Ten Nights Free Trial
I that Aladdin haanoequal as a white light. 11 not satisfied, return
fat our expense. $1.000 given anyone showing U9 an oil lamp
I equal in every way to this N«w Instant-Light Aladdin.
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I ME m W UUna rAsl>C locality to whom custora
Icrs can be referred. In that way you may get yojir own with
lout cost, tie the fortunate one to write first for lb DAY FRBI
I TRIAL OFFER and learn how to get one FREE.
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I LMCIST RCRMKNI (coal M) MAMTtK tAMP MOOSE IN TMC WO*tO
1 Make blpr money spare or foil time. Our easy 9 ell inf? plan tnakaa espart*
| once unnecessary. Wo start you without money. Sample aunt for lOdaVO
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SEWARD ALASKA
Mrs. Grace Purdue
MSI 4 HORNER
THE MESSAGE
f CcinfinueA from Patrc Twoi
looming in the future.”
NEW DEPARTMENT
[ The Governor recommended the |
!creation of a Territorial Auditors
office to be filled by popular vote. !
The Auditor would “assume all the ;
1 erritorial duties not performed oy
the Secretary of Alaska”, except;
certain matters that should pro
perly v>e in other departments, such I
as vital statistics and subjects per- !
wining to health and sanitation;
that should be under the supervi- I
sion of the Health Department.
FINANCES ARE STRONGER
From the financial standpoint,
the Territorv’s position is sounder
than for years.” said Governor
Parks Biennial revenues were
; show" to have increased from
.'1,188,919.71 in 1021-22 to $2,420,
104.20 in 1927-28. The net cash |
balance in the treasury at the end
of March this year was expected to .
be in excess of $1,250,000 but out of
his must come this year's expens-I
es.
Continuation of predatory ani
mal control work with the training :
four local trappers to eventual;/
take ever the work, establishment
of a bureau of animal husbandry at
!ne Alaska college to take over fur -
farming assistance and livestock
nspeetion, increased appropria
ions for pensions and dependent
children, some disposition of the,
Territory’s fish hatcheries, exten
sion of the Prospectors’ Aid Act for
at least two more years, revision of
p number of laws, maintenance of
I ne present co-operative system of
1 mad construction and continued j
;encouragement to aviation thru;
j construction of additional landing j
! Helds, extension of adequate school l
1 ’'aciliries to all Alaska children but j
disapproval of any new educational j
{departures are included in the iist
!cf recommendations.
URGES BUDGET LAW
Included in his suggestions for
new legislation is one for a budget
law. The present status, enacted:
in 1925. he said is ineffective, and i
he asked for a law creating a bud
get board with authority to exer-;
cise administrative control over!1
the estimates for appropriations;
that are made by Territorial insti
tutions and submit to the Legisla
ture only those items which in the
opinion of the board, are justified,;
otherwise a budget law is ineffect
ive and can servo no useful purpose.
PROPER SCHOOL FACILITIES
While the Governor was em
phatic in his desire for adequate
school facilities for all children Id ;
Alaska, declaring this to be “essen- 1
tisl to the future welfare of the j
Territory” he was strongly opposed '
to introducing innovations into the
pre ent public school system. “We ;
should exert ourselves to the ut- |
most to provide the necessary funds j
so that our schools shall be as good j
as elsewhere,”, he asserted. “How
ever, we must be careful not to per
mit our enthusiasm to cause us to
expand our school system beyond
our actual need -, especially if this
expansion is achieved at the ex
pense of some other necessary
function of our government."
PROMISE CO-OPERATION
1 The Governor urged the Legisla
ture to expediate its work and
I promised his hearty co-operation.
All officers he said, were ready to
aid and facilitate the work of the
'lawmakers and "will be glad at all 1
times io discuss matters frankly :
land fu’ly with you. Only by close
! co-operation and a clear under
standing between the Legislature
{and Executive branches can wre
achieve real Success,” he said in
j conclusion. V
Owing to bad weather conditions
ihc Mason’s party, which was plan
ted in have been held this evening,
lias been postponed until further
notice.
| SHORT RIBS OF BEEF AND
BROWN POTATOES; Apple and
celery salad, is the SPECIAL for
tomorrow at the UNION CAFE.
60c is the price.
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WK CARRY THE BEST BRANDS
| IF CANDY MANUFACTURED IN j
THE UNITED STATES BOTH IN 1
BULK AND BOX. The Candy Cot i
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d O’CLOCK - ONE SrtOV¥ - 8 O'CLOCK
RAMON NOVARRO
(Who was the hero of “Ben Hur.”)
Supported by Marceline Day, Roy D’Arcy,
Marc McDermott in a movie play of the great
JOSEPH CONRAD NOVEL
THE ROAD
TO
A great tale of the pirate days around Cuba
when Captain Kidd, Sir Francis Drake, Sir
Henry Morgan, and other famous men battled
in the Caribbean Sea. Of the days when going
to sea was a great adventure with more than an
even chance of being captured by a pirate.
Of thetime when very prominent men of ail
nations were silent partners of a pirate ship.
Come and see a thrilling sea and land story with
all the settings in the beautiful West Indies.
Novarro has the role of a young Spanish noble
man seeking, end finding, adventure and ro
mance in the new world.
We will also show a
FOX NEWS
AN EDUCATIONAL REEL
AND A FABLE
FEATURES OF
THE NEW FORD CAR
BEAUTIFUL NEW LINES •
Choice of colors
Quick acceleration
Smoothness at all speeds
55 to 65 miles an hour
Silent, mechanical internal-expand
ing six-brake system, with all braking
surfaces fully enclosed
Four Houdaille shock absorbers
Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield
Alemite pressure lubrication
Economy o I operation and up-keep
Reliability and long life
Universal Credit Company Plan of
Time Payments
SEWARD MACHINESHOP
CHAS. LECHNER
FORD AGENT
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The ships and land scenes are perfectly true
to the time and seeing this picture takes you
right back to the time when this country was
young and weak. This is the best picture Novar
ro has made since “Ben Hur.”
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