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UTILIZING RESOURCES
“Why should we ship in all our own timber for the
uses of the Alaska Railroad if we have available timber
here? Why should Alaska coal and produce be shipped
North from Seattle when we have plenty to ship South?”
General Manager Otto F. Ohlson of the Alaska Rail
road voiced his appreciation of two problems that have
been facing us for some years and of which he has just
had a chance to gain knowledge.
As he talked, he pounded the desk of the Seward
Gateway until it almost gave way. ‘Tm for utilization of
Alaska resources,” he said, “using all the money that we
can get to spend for Alaskans on Alaskan enterprises.
“In the matter of the timber from which I believe
good ties can be cut, I am having .some sections cruised.
'In the matter of coal I have found that we have as
gooa coal as is needed anywhere, and a whole lot of it bet
than is marketed but I find that the method of min
ing and transportation to market is not all that could
be desired because it is crumbled up too much in shoot
ing it out of the veins and further crumbled in trans
uum u ain co ship and off again. That is a mat
ter that must be looked into in the hope that a solution
can be reached.”
Mr. Ohlson said that his earnest idea was coopera- j
tion from Alaskans in several important things possible j
of achievement if everybody got behind to keep up the;
progress wagon moving.
We give you two guesses where that funny crack
originated made in Montana the other day by an Indian
to A1 Smith. We have thus far failed to see any suffering
Indians in Alaska: and that alleged cannery monopoly
is so old now that it rather smells. Now we suppose the
cannery interests have bought us out again. Ho hum!
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Aviator Dies
When Parachute
Fouls Gn Board
SAN DIEGO, Sept., 26, (JP)— His
parachute fouled on the instru
ment board, Lieut. Cornelius, one
of the Army’s famous “Three
Musketeers,” fell to death after
the plane locked wings with one
piloted by Lieut. Roger Williams,
1,200 feet up.
The unfortunate accident oc
curred while Cornelius, flying in
‘formation with eight planes, at
tempted the “Lufbery circle.”
POLITICIAN IS TIRED
PANAMA, Sept. 26, (#*)—Sir Aus
tin Chamberlain, British Foreign
Secretary, who arrived here with
his family enroute to California,
declined to discuss politics, re
marking that even politicians are
entitled to a rest.
BAIL TOO EASY
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26, (TP)—
Police judges of San Francisco are
aroused over the storm of public
opinion that has attended the re
cent release on bail of men charg
ed with murder and will meet to
correct the entire bail system.
UNCOVERS OLD CHANNEL
Jack Price, who for several years
has been working the former How
and Birch Dam Creek placer prop
erties in the Copper River district,
is reported to have uncovered an
old channel on a bench above the
present creek.
A night school opens up in Cor
dova next month.
THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA. :
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THIS PROGRAM SHOWN
TONIGHT ONLY
We are showing an all comedy program con
sisting of four, two-reelers as follows
Snookums, in a playlet of young married life
NEWLYWEDS QUARANTINED
The ever enjoyable “Our Gang” in an extra
good one of the kids
THE OLD WOLLOP
Buster Brown and his girl friend with Tige
in a very comical comedy
BUSTER WATCH TIGE
MABEL NORMAND
in a very laughable farce
SHOULD MEN WALK HOME?’
A great Pal he comedy of a girl bandit who
tires of city life and decides to turn the tables
on the men and make the mdo a little walkin.
11 is a side-ache maker. And then there will he
a reel of Jokes and a Fable
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