SENATOR A. J. DIMOND ASSIST
KODIAK IN OBTAINING
FUNDS FOR ROAD
K.OPTAK, March 7, —(Special r.o
the Gateway) Following an ancient
highway cnnt was used by the Ruf
fians over 100 years ago when they
fork their grain to the old grist
mill on Mill Bay four miles north
of Kodiak, a new road is to be
built soon which will be a boon to
the homesteaders in that section
of the island. The old mill was
built on the outlet to Loon Lake,
and during the first quarter of tun
last century, the residents of Kod, ■
ak. the first permanent settlement
of Alaska, who received their grain
'rom colonies along the California
coast, took their wheat and baric*
and coin there to be ground. Per
haps at some not distant day an
'■'ther mill may be built there but d
will grind the grains that will be
-aised on Kodiak itself.
Tim matt - of ?n appropriation
of at least $1 fi.000 is expected to be
acted upon favorably at the forth
coming session of the Territorial
Legislature, so that the old road
can be put in modern shape. There
are a number of homesteaders out
n that direction that will be bene
fited and it is declared that a good
road will bo the cause of many
more homesteaders locating along
the line for agriculture and stock
raising pursuits.
Altiio at times impassible in
neavy weather, the old road has in
.ater vears served Kodiak well j
since it taps a heavily-wooded por
tion of the island. From Mill Bay
and vicinity has come most of the
timber that has gone into the con
struction of the town as well as the
fuel that has warmed it for many
winters.
Furthermore, this road over the
beautiful hills of Kodiak, will form
the nucleus of the Shelikoff High
way around the north end of Kodi
ak and down Shelikoff Straits j
which will some day be built to j
open up a vast country to settle- !
iient where thousands of acres of
splenaid grazing land awaits the j
nomine of the homesteader and j
stockman.
Upon the request of Anthony
Dimood. Senator from the Third |
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Baby Beef you have mlaaetf iom»
thing, frlendej
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NEW AND SECOND-HAND
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at
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Oils and Gasoline, General
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Storage
Pete Ogle. Prep. Phene Madleen M
division, Charles Madsen of Kodiak
formerly with the game commis
sion end now field manager of the
Kodiak Guides Association, has just
;forwarded to,Mr. Dimond maps and
'complete data concerning the pro
posed road. Mr. Dimond as well us
other members of the new Legisla
ture have expressed themselves as
much impressed with the need of
this road and it is conridently ex
oected that favorable action will be
taken this session.
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John Larson, 47, Juneau fisher- j
man, died in that city last week
from heart trouble. He was an old
timer of the Territory and was
well known to all fishermen.
C. S. Coast and Geodetic Surv
thart- and Tide Tables. SOM oJ
ERERS ALASKA SHOP.
CLAREMORE, Okla., March 6, (P)
—Andy Payne’s p’rents a nw live i ’
‘heir new home, built with a oart
of the $25,000 he received for win
ning the fans-continental mara
thon last spring.
Andy, after paying off the mort
gage on his fath'-r’s farm, told car
penter* to build for his mother the j
best rural home in Rogers county.
He wanted it equipped with run
ning water “I have carried water
from the spring all my life,” she
said, “and lam going to keep it up
'ill the last sunset.”
AT THE LIBERTY THEATRE
u,y
Billed for tonight is a 10-reel
program of wide appeal, for it con
tains an extra good outdoor dog
picture of thrilling western life
starring the king of beasts Rin
Tin-Tin, also an up to the minute
comedy named the “Kiss Doctor”,
and last, but not least, a two-reel
comedy of the one and only Ben
Turpin, the cross-eyed funny man.
NOTICE
All shoes having been neld over
60 days will be sold or destroyed
after March 1st.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Hand-coloied Alaska pic
n res at Sylvia’s
BLIND CONGRESS ,,
BUDAPEST, March 6, (JP)-A gath
ering cl blind Esperantists from
variois countries will be a featui
of the international Esperantist
Congress here in August. Thirteen
countries iiave already agreed t,
send delegates.
Specials for tomorrow at the
Union Cafe: leg of pork, cabbage
salad 65 c.. creamed cod fish 5# a
FRESH HALIBUT AT CARSTEN
MEAT MARKET.
CARL ZIESS BINOCULARS AND
1W-D GLASSES. Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
the trim figure is
alwaysfashionable
Paul Poiret,
Famous Parisian
Creator of Fashions
Pan! Poiret,
whose Parisian creations
set the vogue in fashions
Jean Ackerman
and Gladys Glad of
Ziegfetd’s musical
comedy success
“Whoopee**
Hi
Reach for a Lucky
instead of a sweet.
© 1929, The American Tobacco Co.. Manufacturers
Jean Ackerman
Gladys Glad
”1/ you want to keep slender (and who
doesn’t in these days) avoid sweets and
smoke Lucky Strikes. There seems to he
something about them; possibly the
flavor, that satisfies the craving for the
rich things that add weight.
"’Voila’, reach for a Lucky instead of a
sweet—the trim figure is always fashion
able. Advertisements that 1 sate when I
recently arrived in America, said:—*The
best way for sugar to be eaten is as a
flavorer of foods’. They are quite correct
in cautioning a modified use of sugar.
Sweets to excess are bad. 1 advocate a
few puffs of the Lucky Strike toasted
flavor when sweets tempt.
"I may add that 1 smoke Lucky Strikes
myself, and I think they have contribute
- ed much to the state of mind which has
helped me to create my greatest successes.
"Lucky Strikesarecertainlvan inspiration/'*
, Paul Poiret
Authorities attribute the
, • enormous increase in Ciga
rette smoking to the improvement in
the process of Cigarette manufacture
by the application of heat. It is true
that during 1928, Lucky Strike Ciga
rettes showed a greater increase than
all other Cigarettes combined. This
surely confirms the public’s confidence
in the superiority of Lucky Strike.
;V:
“It’s toasted”
No Throat Irritation-No Cough,
Coast to coast radio hook-up every Saturday night through the
National Broadcasting Company's network. The Lucky Strike
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