WLy Jones
never feels tired
The reason is-WRIGLEY’S.
Jones has found out that if you
keep your mouth fresh, you feel
fresh.
WRIGLEY’S—“after ever meal”
LEGAL NOTICE
i' .....
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR. GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
DISTRICT LAND OFFICE
Anchorage, Alaska.
August 13. 1931
Notiee is hereby given that Nels Ola!
Svedlund, entryman. together with his wit
nesses Carl Albert Sholin and Henry Ohlsen.
all of Homer, Alaska, has submitted final proof
hie homestead entry Anchorage 06257 for the
W%NW'i sec. 20, W^SW’i sec. 17, T. 6 S.
R. 13 W. S. M. and it is now in the f»lt» if
the U. S. Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska,
end if no protest is filed in the local land
office at Anchorage, Alaska, within the period
of publication or thirty days thereafter said
final proof will be accepted nnd final certi
ficate Issued.
J. Lijldley Green,
Register.
Date First Publication, August 26, 1631.
Date Last Publication, September 23, 1931.
Pub: Aug. 26, September 2, 9, 16, 23, all of
1831. (D)
WESTWARD TEUGHER IS
MORE Til II TUCKER
TO KINITIK RIMS
(Special to The Gateway)
Most of the natives in Kanatak
are very sick. The sickness con
sists of a cold followed by head
; aches, extreme weakness and in
mc,n rases, a rash- And, accord
in?: to residents of Kanatak, the
n?ti ’PS are very ill; they can’t
walk, talk, laugh.or do anything
for themselves. It is said that
“what would have happened to
j the natives without the teacher,
j Mrs. May E. Wylin, is a mystery
| that may never be explained, at
least not until the last alarm is
sounded”.
The Gateway is told that this
very capable teacher worked most
hard for the patients, even cook
ing for them. As a result, most
of the natives are now either well
or on the road to recovery and the
whole credit is due to Mrs. Wylin
only.
NO EARLY SETTLEMENT
LONDON. Sept-, 24, (/P)—After a
week of deliberations with mem
bers of the Round Table Confer
ence and interviews with members
of the Cabinet, Mahatma Gandhi
sees no hope of an early settle
ment of the Indian question.
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It pays to advertise no matter ii
the article you are selling is con
traband or not. In the trial in
Seattle of Lieut. French, officer
I of the Coast Guard Cutter Talla
! poosa, Dr. Hand of the same ves
sel stated that a helpful civilian
in Kodiak offered to conduct him
around to the 43 bootlegging joints
Kodiak affords. Of course Dr
I Hand was looking for Lieut
| French who failed to return to hi*
! ship, but Commander W. F. Towle
' official prosecutor n the case
! wanted to know why when both
j Lieut. French and Dr. Hand failed
I to return to their ship at Cordova
| no one went looking for them. Tc
| this question Dr. Hand replies a*
{follows: “Well, it’s the difference
in towns, I guess ,at Cordova
\ there are a lot of nice people anc
| you are not surprised if person*
are not back- At Kodiak you are”
I wish to take exception to the
entire testimony of Dr. Hand. Ir
the first place I am willing tc
I swear there are not more than 41
bootlegging joints in Kodiak. 1
resent the insinuation that there
are no nice people in Kodiak as
well as Cordova or that a person
could not become intoxicated even
while visiting “nice people”. Why
blame the poor, innocent boot
leggers for the condition of a man
they know nothing of. We have
nice people in Kodiak. I live here
myself. I am reliably informed
there are so-called nice people
here who always have on hand a
generous supply of “the oil of joy”
with which to fill the “flowing
; bowl” and perhaps there is where
I Lieut. French stumbled and fell,
j I resent the comparison made
j by Dr. Hand between Cordova and
j Kodiak. It is true you can get a
| drink in Kodiak, but I will wager
my entire fortune, consisting of
more than $40.00, against a prune,
that if turned loose in Cordova
with one of those unquenchable
j thirsts I used to have and which
j nothing but alcoholic stimulants
j will satisfy, I will find more boot
; leggers and speakeasy proprietors,
!who will have pity on me at a
stipulated price perpity, than you
can find in Kodiak
But what I started to say is
that since the notoriety given
Kodiak in Seattle and Alaskan
| newspapers over the trial of the
Tallapoosa officers and the large
number of places credited Kodiak
where one may quench his thurst.
: the population has so increased
that there is not a vacant house,
cabin or hut in the town. Many
fishermen from Bristol Bay and
elsewhere, are making Kodiak
| their winter home.
So you see, as I said at the out
i set, it pays to advertise.
A. F. STOWE, Kodiak, Alaska,
RADIO TELEPHONE SERVICE
SEATTLE, Sept. 24. {&)—An an
nouncement was made by the Sig
nal Corps that the first commercial
radio-telephone service to Alaska
will be established Sunday at Mar
shall. A similar station will be
established at St. Michael.
Nicolai Martinsen, age 55, passed
away at his home in Petersburg re
cently, reports the Petersburg
Press.
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III SOUTH DAKOTA,
LOCATING CLAIMS
WHITEWOOD, S. D., Sept. 23. (JP)
—More mining claims, both placer
and quartz, have been filed in Law
rence county this year to date than
in any one of six previous years.
Mining statistics show that 131
claims have been filed. It is prob
able that the number will be in
1 creased to 150 before the year is
1 ended. In 1925, 42 claims were
filed; in 1926, 29; in 1927, 84; in
1928, 72; in 1929, 28; in 1930, 70;
and in 1931, 131.
Depression, unemployment, plac
1 er finds and the rise in value of
i gold are attributing causes of the ;
' increase in locating such claims.
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TEMPERATURE BUILDING
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept., 24, (/P)—
“Irrigating” an apartment house
roof in Atlanta has been found to
reduce the temperature six degrees
on the top floor.
The experiment which was tried
this summer is explained by W. T.
Weekley, operating manager of the
building.
“The roof slopes slightly from
the center. Along the center we
placed a three-quarter inch pipe
perforated every twelfth inch.
Throughout the day the roof is
sprayed with water.”
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