OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August ID. 1904
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The trip of Paul G. Redington, Chief of the Biological
Survey, to the Peninsula and Islands of Southwestern
Alaska and its continuation to the Interior, should prove
to be of inestimable value to Alaska as it will give him
first hand knowledge of the problems that the Alaska
Game Commission is up against with the limited amount
of funds available for its work.
The occurance of a few days ago, in the Westward
citizen not being able to get his beaver sealed because the
Anchorage warden was “broke’’ is a striking example of
the need of more funds for the operation of the Commis
sion. Mr. Redington has stated that each successive por
tion of his trip is bringing more forcibly to his attention
the vastness of the Territory and the costs of operation
with which the Commission is confronted. It is hoped
that the continuation of his trip to other sections will so
convince him that he will put forth every effort to secure
more funds for Alaska.
A CONSTANT LURKING DANGER
Ceward has appreciated very much the presence of the
^ rcwdeer which has been a familiar sight on the local
streets for the last two years. But, the animal has a tem
per, clue to the constant teasing from the public, until it is
mow really a menace to small children. On two occasions,
it is said, “Rainy’’ has been halted just in time from
trodding down little tots—charging them. In view of the
possible danger which may lie in this direction it over
shadows the novelty of showing him off to visitors. There
is only one course left to pursue; put him in.an enclosure.
The follow who wants to begin at the top should,be
come a driller.
If they uniform the prohibition agent shouldn’
they in all fairness uniform the bootleggers, too?
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP LINER MAS
NUMBER ALASKANS ABOARD
HOMEWARD BOUND
SEATTLE, July 7, (JP)— The S. V. |
| Yukon, oi' tiie A. S. S. Co., left + he )
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j Port of Seattle this morning at 2
| o’clock with 258 passengers for vi •
Alaskan ports. The Seward list
of reservations included-.
J. U. Fesse, O. A. Tralgers, Mr.
raid ;.T: ■ C as. I-Jabich, Miss E. Dal
ton, Miss A. Vierick, Miss H Lave*-y,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Worthington and
do lighter, Mr. and Mrs. P. R Wash
ington, Mrs J. T. McKeever, Miss
Sullivan.
Mrs. W. Hoalscher, Mrs. Eagletoa,
Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. J. P
Kent, Mrs. W. Ford, P. C. Wimur,
dr. W. T. Rathwell and son, Mrs. W.
''. Rathwell and daughter, Mah -1
I ~. • Emma Higgs, Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burr,
S. Berkly, Mrs. S. Sears, Sister Laur
tine, Sister Arcudius, Miss E. Platt,
Miss B. Shoop.
Miss P. Stone, Miss E. Fisher, Miss
Beattie, Miss Miller, M. L. Danlor*h
C F. Cram, P. Granael, Edith HoeK :
| Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Chew, Miss K. E'-,
I Hot. Visa M Hutch'ns, Dr. G. Pa f j
and Mrs. Park, H. Holbrook, Mr. r~.i j
I Mis. Clias. Lewis, C. >B. Hid, Mrs. E. j
jpaHyig Mrs L. Le> : and daughter. |
W. Ray, P. Carle, Mr. and Mr: F. I
Carle, Mr: and Mrs. H. J Wood !
I
;\T.d daughter, M. Russell, C. T. Craw- \
f-rd, C. Larson^C. E. McCue, B. Stm- j
ton, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. CampbeP j
W. I. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Q. P |
Ilornsbrook, J. Campbell, J B. Me
Mages, Mrs. W. Jeays, Mrs. F. Per
kins, Mrs. F. Pettibone.
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cole and daug’ut
oi, Mrs. G. Peterson and daughter,
Mrs. Cannon and child, Neil Brown,
Miss E. Brown, M. ^Ingersoll, Miss
Lafson. Miss A. Magill, G. C White,!
Mr. and Mrs. N. Brown and daughter j
Mrs. G. Birksolg, Miss A. Kahn.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Shellback, Mrs.
Moore, Miss E. T. Ferris, P. St. Plxen,
J. Ecker, C. Cole and two daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. F. TNI. Raymond and two
daughters, Miss B. Farr, Mrs. B
Tabsey, Mr. and Mrs. G. A Walker
Mrs. P. Haberfield and daughter, Miss'
M. Kerr, Miss A. Jipperson, Miss S.
Eddy, Miss F. Richardson, Miss M.
Dunlap, Mrs, Pike, Mrs. C. Lars an
and two daughters, Mrs. A. Locke
' d daughter, and three steerage.
There are also 45 round-trippers.
Stricken by a brain tumor-last sum- j
mer while on his way to the American j
* * 1
Legion Convention in Paris, Joe
Wilks, member of the Dorman IT
Baker Post, died in London March 20.
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; rj Sunday school and bible class =
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LIBERTY
THEATER
TONIGHT 7 AND 9 SHARP
PAULINE STARKE =
MARCELINE DAY
ERNEST TORRENCE
LARS HANSON —
GEORGE FAWCETT—SAM de GRASSE
in the magnificent sea story
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On Ze Boulevard
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1 “Captain Salvation” j
= A powerful tale of the old days at sea, when the = |
5 clipper ships were at the top of their glory. |
| When a sailor’s life was one of hard work and E
| thrilling adventure, when any hour might bring 5
” a fight to the death with pirates. |
1 VERY FINE ACTING 1
1 A BRUTAL CAPTAIN AND HIS HELL SHIP, 1
§ A CREW OF CUT-THROATS, AND THE =
PASSENGERS, A YOUNG PREACHER, I
I A FALLEN WOMAN, AN INNOCENT I
= GIRL |
| Superb Scenes On Land and Sea Are the Back- |
= ground For This Story x E
A FINE 8-REEL FEATURE
and with it will, be a Fox News and a Fable
| SUNDAY ONLY . |
1 RENEE ADOREE — LEW CODY 1
| ROY B’ARCY—DOROTHY SEBASTIAN 1
= in the hilarious Comedy %
| A Laugh Making Farce of Paris g
| To see this is to grow young |
| And to start the fun we will give you the ever |
E popular Bobby Vernon in the 2-reel comedy E
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ALSO A NEWS REEL • =
SAVES ON CREAM
Carnation Milk, with its
double helping of cream,
makes particularly rich
and delicious desserts
and salads. In cookery
its use saves cream and
butter. You’ll find why
so many Alaska women
prefer it.
Write for Cook Book
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
1060 Stuart Bids-, Seattle
Carnation
e 1928. c. m. p. Co. From Contented C
Milk
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TUNNEL PIERCES PYRENEES
PAU, France July 7. (/P)—The
Trans-Pyreneean railroad will be open
ed in July. The last link, a tunnel U
Eomport, is finished, linking France
and Spain.
SIDEWALK TAX IRKSOME
PARIS, July 7. (/P)—Owners of 35,
C00 city and suburban cafes think
they rae taxed too much for placing
j tables on the; sidewalks and have
1 called protest meetings.