A. Boudreau, Anchorage young
man, arrives today from Seatlte.
H. H. Malcolm, cannery man, is
among today's arrivals from Seat
tle on board the palatial liner S.
S. Yukon.
Just Out!
New Orthophonic
VICTOR
RECORDS
X
A I,ove Tale of Alsace Lorraine
Fox Trot With Vocal Chorus
Glorianna
Fox Troi With Vocal Refrain
WAKINGS PENNSYLVANIAN'S
No. 21836, 1O-inch
Avalon Town
Tango Fox T rot With Vocal P-train
JOHNNY HAM P’S KENTUCKY SERENADERS
Sincerely I Do
Fox Trot With Vocal Refrain
CHARLIE FRY AND I!IS
MILLION DOLLAR PIER ORCHESTRA
No, 21829, 10-inch
X
Get Low-Down Blues
With Talking
Kansas City Breakdown
Stomp
BENNIE MOTEN’S KANSAS CIT.
ORCHESTRA
No. 21693, 10-inch
X
My Ttonia * *
(from the Fox picture, hi Old Arizona)
Monna Vanna
(Sweetheart Sublime)
.' VTIS JAMES
No. 21837, 1 h
TT
I’ll Get Ey As Long As I Have
1 ou A!!.Ei:N STANLEY
Yoi: Vv.i’Uei; f'c.nwmc To Clay
\, i '.6 Wart-d Sc„i mo to Love
JOHNNY MARVIN
No. 21S39, 10-ir.cii
V
Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
KOBIIK RIDER AREA
IS MINERS' PARADISE
VALDEZ. March 15. (/P)—Theie
is a vast area of ground on the
upper reaches of the Kobuk river
whicu remains to a great extent
unexplored by gold seekers, and
•vhicb some day will be one of the
best mineral producers in the en
tire Territory.
Such is the word brought from
i here by William James, who re
turned from a pro'pecting trip
into the country which lasted
eight end one-half months. The
region is described as an ideal
prospecting field, but Mr. James
v.oulc advise no one to go there
unless he has made adequate ore
carat'ons.
It is a hard country to get in
.nd out of and the prospector
.rust have on hand supplies i,o
hast least several months. As
tar as opportunities are concerned,
LvTv. James said hundreds an
. oousands of men might prospect
! without molesting one another.
Mrs. James Gillen of Haines
died two weeks ago after a lin
gering illness of heart disease
and tuberculosis. A husband and
three small sons survive her.
I CARL ZIESS BINOCULARS A NO
i ’IELD GLASSES. Schalierer’s Al
aska Shop.
I BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. Schallerer’s Alas
I (a Shop.
. -
CLEANLINESS and the best of
'■ meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
---
EASTMAN KODaKS AND PHO
TOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller
cr’s Alaska Shop.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
11 *» SEE
CURTIS R. A10RF0RD
FOR FIRE INSURANCE
BONOHUE 4 DiSOND
j ATTORNEYS AT LAW
, Offices
VALDEZ ami CORDOVA
. A. R. ROBERTS
DENTIST
DENTAL AND GENERAL
X-RAY WORK
Phene Madison 108
New Teckienberg Bldg.
DR H W HYATT
Physician Surgeon
l Offices in Teckleiiherg Bldg.
Office Hours: 1« a. to t<> i clock
2 p. m. to 4 p. m.; 6 p. m. to s p. m.
Phones: Main 130
Residence, Madison 90
SUNTRANA
HE4LY RIVER COAL
Good coal is a kingly
treasure:
Buy it Aere
and^etjood
l measure.
Dont’s experiment; buy coal that’s
certain io please every member of
your household. We sell an honest
ton of coal that will give your fur
nace less trouble and will give you
more comfort than any fuel you
ever spent your money for.
GEOLOGISTS HI
DIFFERENT IDEAS
The origin of oil is something
that science has never been able
to solve. It is largely a matter of
conjecture, but the conjectures are
Imost interesting. Geology is the
history of ages—billions upon bil
lions of years—written in the
• ocks These rocks have been
classified so that thev can be rec
ognized wherever found. In each
“age” is an unwritten history of
life.
The rocks show that there have
been alternate periods of marine
and animal life. Some scientists
nave concluded that the bodies of
osh and sea life, decaying thru
ithe centuries, form petroleum.
I Others think that oil comes from
!chemical reactions in the earth, ;
|lust as minerals are supposedly!
jformed. This has given rise to two;
|principal theories. One is called;
j Inorganic and the other is called j
Organic.
Those who do not believe that |
jchcm’cals- -the action of water on ’
metallic carbides in the earth—i
form petroleum quote Stigand as j
an authority. H<‘ says:
i “The exlstance of improbably!
|large Quantities of metallic car-1
: hides, within access in the earth,!
J-would be required, if only to suf
fice f<">r originating the amount of
j petroleum which has been produc
jed. as the amount of metallic car
bides demanded is very great in
j proportion to the petroleum that
Jean v>e produced from them. Fur
thermore, the circumstances that
large deposits of bitumen or petro
leum rie on'y found in the strati
fied rocks, that the deposits found
jin the strata of younger age pre
Idominate, and that very frequeni
! y barren porous beds are inter
! aalateo in the petroliferous beds,
cr the strata subjacent to an oil
:series do not contain petroleum,
all tend to constitute evidence
;contrary to the supposition ul
1 deep-seated origin.”
j Mrs. L. V. Ray. wile of Attor
ney Ray. mayor of Seward, and son
Lee, return home today after
spending the winter in the state's.
: SUPERIOR. Am., March 15. <fP)
—Magma Copper company’s new
hvee compartment shaft will c isi
in t.ic neighborhood of $600,000
and ".’ill be the second 3,000 foot
shaft of the company. The shafe
■ will serve for both exploration
I work and ventilation purposes.
I Willie rr E. Kearner is manager of
p.he company.
1 m :
j W. S. Christensen, locomotive
I engineer on the Alaska Railroad
who has been sojourning in the
j alleged sunshine of California for
I the last several months, returns
today on the S. S. Yukon.
IF YOU HAVEN’T TRIED FRYE
BRUIIN’S BABY BEEF, you arc
certainly missing something.
HEKSttN PIPES WON’T LEAK.
WON’T DRIP. WONT SMELL
“’ANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN
MOKE IT EVERYDAY—YET 11
| STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS S4.no AND ;
| 7.50. Schallerer’s Alaska Sn«;p. !
FOR RENT: Five room modern
I house, furnished, near the school
! house. Enquire of Mrs. Tlioday.
j WANTED—Work by hour or day. i
General housework except cook
ing- 3 Iso garden work. Phone
Madison 1!' for Sam, Japanese
boa
SECOND HAND Savage Washing
machine for sale. See Mrs. Sefer
ovich; at Seward Bakery.
PAINTER BOYS SMEAR TRAIL
TO NATIONAL TITLE AGAIN
VICTOR
HOLT
FRANK HARRIGAN
w.(FORREST v
m BERNARDl
The Cook Painter Boys, of Kansas City, have suffer
ed but two defeats during a strenuous season. They hold
the A. A. U. title which ”7as won last spring. Forrest De
Bernardi is manager, Frank Harrigan guard, and Vic
tor Holt center.
PRIVATE LIFE OF OYSTER SEEN
AS MATTER OF PUBLIC CONCERN
Dr. Galtsoff in laboratory where he has unmasked
the innermost secrets of the oyster.
■
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