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MORE ON FLIGHT
(Continued from I'age One)
scending now; almost over range; will
.send half hour."
2:33 p. m.—“We are well over tun
ora now; have lost altitude; should
be Harrow about two hours. Fog
ahead as usual at this latitude.” (Wil
kins stopped sending here then said.)
Rielson wanted give me coffee but I
have some here; will send again half
past three.”
3:19 p. m.—“Now about 2,000 feet
aud much warmer down here. Saw
much reindeer just now; have come
this far few hours, could walk rest in
week. Send Shreck, 1370 Washington
Seward Day, March 30.
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ELWYN SWETMAN
street, San Francisco, reached Barrow]
four okeli; notify others; expect.:
reach there quarter past four.”
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4:10 p. m.—“Will soon land Barrow j
now; strong northeast wind here. In!
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sight, beach; have bad storm here.1
We following coast now; clearing up; ,
can see village—over village—going
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to land—going to land—.”
The last word came thru at 4:30
o’clock for directly after the loud!
motor noise in Capt. Woolverton’s loud j
speaker ceased and it was presumed ;
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: Wilkins and Kielson had landed safe. I
ly.
I Last night, thru the prearranged
schedule, Capt. Woolverton attempted
; to pick up Wilkins but all efforts fail
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ed though Capt. Woolverton sent Wil
I kins a message which was thought j
was received at Barrow. One opinion j
expressed for Wilkins’ silence whs j
that he could not get his land motor,
which was stored at Barrow since last
year, in shape in time to get on the
air. It also may have been possible
that the plane might have cracked in
landing.
Tonight, at 8 o’clock, Capt. Woolver
ton will try again to hear Wilkins.
Capt. H. M. Peterson, formerly j
skipper of the mailboat Margnita, |
has returned to take command again ;
of the vessel, it is announced in Ju
neau. Wyatt Kingman is purser.
“Booful Hebe” Daniels at the Lib
erty tonight.
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OFFICERS APPOINTED I
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William H. Wliittlesay, local law
yer, was appointed by the City Coun
cil last night, as inspector of the an
nual city election next month. George
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i pointed judges, and Miss Sylvia Sex
ton and Mrs. Malloy were appointed
as clerks.
WATSON DUE MORNING
The S. S. Watson, of the P. S. S.
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Co., is due to arrive in fk>rt from the
South tomorrow morning at 3:30
o’clock, according to the local office.
John Osbakken, of the local Stand- j
ard Oil Co. plant, departs for Kodiak i
on the Admiral Watson, where he willi
assume charge of the station there j
for the next two months.
Several light cases of “flu” or colds
are reported in various Seward homes.
The Los Angeles Kawanis Frolic
were on the air last night and asked
Alaskans who heard their program to
write them of the reception.
Another report brought over from
Anchorage today was to the effect the
road would be open before spring.
Regular $1.00 Boy Scout
Book special .35 c. three .for
$1.00. Schallerer’s Alaska
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