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MINES, A FIELD FOR INVESTMENT
Some of the largest banks in the United States are
now organizing trust companies to specialize in mining
securities, having finally come to a realization that min
ing under the highly efficient management that prevails
today presents the most inviting field for safe invest
ments and large profits.
Bankers have found that mining is free from the fre
quent hazard of manufacturing enterprizes, which in
volve a vast outlay for plant, sales organization and de
velopment of market, only to find fierce competition and
probable loss of market for their product.
It is no longer difficult to approach and interest ban- j
kers in clean legitimate niining enterprizes and there is
no limit of funds available for such purposes.
It wont be long now for Santa Claus is on his way.
But taking time by the forelock Seward stores are now
extra well stocked with Christmas merchandise, ready
to supply one’s every need in the way of gifts. Do your
holiday shopping as early as possible. Everyone will ap
preciate, it including yourself.
Prosperity item: Massachusetts pocketbook factory
has resumed full-time operations.
Being twins sometimes has its advantages. Mark
and Clark O’Connor, Columbus, O., twins, were sentenc
ed to jail on different charges. Then it was found that
names had been mixed up on the records. After futile at
tempts to get matters straightened out the judge got dis
trusted and urned both of them loose.
Farm relief seemed to be the big thing in the past
Presidential campaign. It should now be proper to in
troduce a measure to give the public some relief and in
form them what it was all about.
Now that election is over Alaska is still in need of
a great big five cent cigar.
Gold mining is in reality an empire builder
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Under the Auspices oi|J
SEWARD ELKS’ H
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The Public Is Cordially Ex-==
tended An Invitation To Thii|§!
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The best of music §§
Admission $1.00
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AIMS WILL BE
Of MODERN LINERS
WASHINGTON. Nov., 26, (JP)—
[ore than $115,000,000 is to be im
icdiately expended for the con
duction of upwards of 275,000 tons
f modern liners flying the Ameri
in flag, it was learned at the Ship
ing Hoard.
Of this sum the U. S. is to ad
ance three—fourths from a con
traction loan fund. Plans for the
roposed ships submitted to the
loard and approved, include two
0,000-ton express liners designed
a be the fastest ships afloat.
CONVENES MARCH 4
The Ninth Session of the Alas- j
:a Territorial Legislature, begins |
donday, March 4, 1929, and ends
Friday, May 10, 1929, 68 days in
Juration, at Juneau.
It is believed a couple of more
Veeks will see the completion of
,he Lowell Creek flume project
The sale of 775,000 feet b. m., of
spruce and western hemlock saw
simber, and 190,000 lineal feet of
piling timber, to Sawyer & Rey
aolds Co., at Juneau, is announ
ced by the forestry department.
Bob Stewart and A. C. Stewart,
brothers, had a very successful
mining season last summer on
their ground on Mountain Creek,
in the Nome country.
Ben F. Gillette, the well known
Nome mining man, who has been
operating near the East End of
Nome, is now in Seattle.
Rudolpn Petaja, former employe
of the Gateway, left for Seattle
Saturday.
A term of court has been called
for Fairbanks beginning Decem
ber 5.
Cleanliness and the best of meats
jur motto. Frye-Bruhn.
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LIBERTY
THEATER
TONIGHT ONLY-8 O’CLOCK SHARP-TONIGHT ONLY
“ The Cohens and
Kelly’s In Paris ”
The feature with that title is enough to pack
any theatre showing it, but we’ll give a little
more information for those who are not well
posted in pictures. The principle actors
are the famous
J.
GEORGE SIDNEY
FARREL MAC DONALD
VERA GORDON
KATE PRICE
GERTRUDE ASTOR
The story is a comedy of the friendship and
quarrels between a Jewish and Irish family.
It starts in America but is mostly laid in Paris
where the families get into the most uproar
iously comical mixups with the French.
LAUGHTER - JOY - LAUGHTER
Kelly’s son painting nude models—Cohen’s
daughter jealous—Fathers interference—mod
els husband challenges father—a free for all
fight in the cafe—the due!—Kelly gets Cohen
to fiee—Frenchmen catch them—and the grand
climax. An 8-reel fun feature that will
make your sides ache.
And with it we will show an interesting
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