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to the effect that plans are be
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Missionary Bellanca monoplane
which crashed and was destroyed
at Kotzebue on Oet. 12, accord
ing to the Anchorage Times.
It is said replacements are to
be made by the Bellanca Co. and
the Packard Motor Co., manufact
urer of the type1 of diesel air
v craft engine used in the Marq
uette Missionary.
Brother George Feltes, the “fly
ing missionary” who brought that
ship to Alaska, is now flying in
San Francisco. He will bring the
new ship north but the date of
his departure from the states has
not been learned.
Oolligan Nets at J.
L. Graef’s.
Harold Otteson, son * of O. Ot
teson of Wrangell, has been ap
pointed student manager of the
track team for the season of
1931 at Whitman College, accord
ing to the Wrangell Sentinel
A CLEVER DISPLAY
A handsomely decorated display
window of the Alaska Shop, spe
sially designed and dedicated to
Mr. and Mrs. George James, re
turning honeymooners and pro
pietors of the store, drew num
erous favorable comments today
from the public. Take a look at
artistry as you pass by.
The halibut schooner Demo
crat. Capt. Fred Hanson, shipped
5.00 pounds of halibut to the
Seattle market.
CHAS. JANSEN RETURNS
j Chas- Jansen, general manager
of the local San Juan Pishing &
Packing Company, was among
the arrivals from Seattle aboard
j the SS Yukon, which means the
' opening up of the cold storage
and renewal of halibut buying.
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October 28
November 11
December 22
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The Army cagers maintained!
their remarkable record of this j
season—not a game lost—by tak- ]
ing the Anchorage Antlers into j
camp last night by the score of ;
27-21. The Antlers tried to put i
over a last spurt a few minutes;
before the whistle but it started j
too late, though successful as j
long as the drive lasted,
j With the rough edges filed off,!
the game would have been closer,;
: in all probability; certainly more j
I interesting, but at the same time i
j Arbiter Paul’s decisions were ex- j
; ceilent all the way, permitting of |
j leniency to both sides.
I There were a few flashes of!
I “big time” floor work by both
'The handful of spectators got
! their money’s worth and would1
; like to s«‘e them go again; the
squads are evenly matched and
! the Antlers feel confident they
| can turn the trick.
| The lineups and points made
! by each team were as follows
j Antlers—Holdiman, c, 12 points;
Strandberg f, 7; Porter, the lad
who shoots from any old posi
tion, f, 0; Swanson g, 0; Rady,
g, 1. •
Army—Ray Manthey, f, 12;
Homan f, 8; Turner c, 4; Pey
ton g, 4; Noble g, 0.
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Played by
Ktudj Valle© and Eis
Connecticut Yankees
There is a kind of whimsy about
this newest Victor record of Vailee’s
that will bring a pleasant lump up
in your throat. The tune has a
charming lilt, to it that will linger
in your memory long. And the
singing is Kudy’s best. Come in
anil hear this number! There is a
sextette of other newly released
top-notchers to enchant your hear- '
il ing, too! Drop in today!
Would You Like to Take a Walk?
—Fox Trot (Siunp’n Good’ll
Come from That>) (from tbe
Musical Comedy. "Sweet and Low") ;
)9 Out of a Hur * *d W anna Be
Loved—Fdk T
Rudy Vajllke a no His
CoJNSN ECTIJCI/T YANKEES |
No. 22411, 10-beb
When You Fall in Love, Fall in
Love With Me—Fox Trot
i The Wind in the. Willows—Fox
> Trot Rudy VallLe and His
Connecticut Yankees
No. 226U, 10-inch
fhe Sleepy Town Eipresa—F. T.
Yictob Arden-Phtl Oh man
AND THEIR OBCKESTBA
fbc King’s Horse*—Fox Trot
Jack Hylton and His Obobl
No. 330% IS fork
Keep a Sons in Your Soul—F. T. I
The Hirer and Me—Fox Trot
Duke Ellington and His
Cotton Club Obghestra
No. 2204,10-4nch
I It Most Be True—Fox Trot
! Fool Me Some More!—Fox Trot
Gus Abnheim and Hes Obch.
No. 2256L, 10-inch
The Walts You Sared for Me—■
Walts j
In a Window, in a House, In
Gasoline—Walts
Wayne King and His Obch.
No. 22575, 10-iz>eh
Lady, Play Your Mandolin
Bine Again The Rsvelebs
No. 22622, O-inch
COLONEL OHLSON BACK
General Manager Otto F Ohl
son of the Alaska Railroad, who
has been at Washington for the
last two months, returned today,
i accompanied by Mrs. Ohlson.
UK TONK AND
i The SS. Yukon, Capt. H. An-l
! derson, commander, of the Alas
i ka Steamship Company, arrived
I in port today at 3 a. m. from
i Seattle with a large list of pas
! sengers (previously published)
! and 400 tons of general cargo.
Thirty tons is for Seward with I
: the remainder going forward to j
■ Interior points.
Included in the cargo is one j
; automobile for Anchorage, sev- j
1 eral carloads of hardware and
1 machinery for Fairbanks, two
'new Fairchild cabin airplanes for
S the Pacific International Airways
• of Alaska, Inc., and much other
miscellaneous freight The planes
'which are of the folding-wing
; type equipped with pontoons,
*; were carried on deck and are
j set up ready to soar into the air.
! HAVE YOU HbAKf> TtlE NEW
i ‘OKEH” RECORDS at SYLVIA’S?
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DOUBLE-HEADEl GAGE
GAMES ON TIP TONIGHT
A change in plans has been
made in tonight’s basketball
game in that the “Ponies” will
take on the Anchorage Antlers
instead of the Army. The latter
will play the preliminary against
the City squad. Tomorow morning
the fast Anchorage lads depart
for home with, they hope, at
least one scalp tucked under
their belts
Both of these games will be
classics and inasmuch as the
Antlers were good enough sports
to pay their own expenses over
here it is hoped Seward fans will
be sports enough to at least give
them their moral support by at
tending, thereby financially help
ing the lads out of a hole. The
attendance last night was really
embarassing—terrible!
List your labor w^nts with us;
vve will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the M & W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
Practical and beautiful bridge
at the Alaska Shop.
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(Midget Indoor Golf Course)
Do not let weather hinder you from taking
your exercise. You can get it at the Golf
Greens and at the same time have a lot of fun.
Come in and bring your friends; they’ll enjoy
the game. One need never have played this
game of all games before, for this is one di
version that offers the opportunity for expert
or beginner to compete on equal terms.
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