The Seward Chamber of Com
merce requests that everyone who
desires to help co-operate in mak
ing an extension of the Seward
Lake Kenai Highway at Mile 18,
for a short distance to the Fred
erickson Lake dock on Lake Kenai
to be on hand Monday morning
as work will be started then
The extension is desired so that
lake boats can be loaded without
having to resort to the carrying
of articles and freight over a
short distance on packs and to
enable cars to carry the freight
directly to the dock. The Seward
Chamber of Commerce has been
waiting for a favorable oppor
tunity to extend the road and
Monday appears to be the most
favorable day, according to L. J.
Chilberg, chairman of the Cham
ber of Commerce committee on
the highway extension po-opera
tive project.
All who are willing to help in
this co-operative project are re
quested to get in touch with L. J
Chilberg, or Leon Urbach, at their;
earliest convenience and they will'
given further instructions as to j
what implements they are to
bring and at what time and how
they are to get out there.
Mrs. Harry White and two child- ;
ren, Harry and Dorothy, arrived j
in Seward last evening on the SS. j
Admiral Evans from Kodiak. They i
are en route to Matanuska where |
they will join Mr. White, who is
connected with the Agricultural
Experiment Station there.
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FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN. G e r- ,
| many, Oct. 23. (/P) — Prof. Fred-j
; rich Dessauer, local savant, has
! found out why grandma’s rheu- j
Imatic toe is such a good weather!
prophet.
Storms approach when air pres
sure falls and the professor says;
I that lessened pressure is accom
| panied by passage of positive elec
tricity from the earth into the
; atmosphere.
i He says that tbi* nortive elec
tricity in the air we breath causes
limb tremors, pains, vertigo and
sometimes sharp headaches. A
rheumatic joint is prone to record
such conditions ahead of more
healthful parts of the body
Developing, printing, enlarging
and framing at SYLVIA’S.
SEARCHERS FAIL
A searching party which follow
ed the tracks of Wallace D. Wheel- !
er of Fairbanks for several miles
last week failed to find him but
the footprints in the snow told a
story which led the searchers to;
I believed they would find the body of ;
| the aged rancher when they re
• sumed the hunt again. Mr. Wheel
| er started out after a moose Wed
! nesday morning and has not been
I seen since. It is feared that over
: exertion caused him to collapse, re
! ports the News-Miner.
COINCIDENCE
The' death of Father George H.
j Woodley in a fall from a cliff near
Chickaloon Monday, October 12,
i calls to the mind the fact that it
! was just a year before to the day
| that Father Philip Delon, Father
Walsh and Ralph Wien met death
; at Kotzebue in the crash of the
] mission plane Marquete Mission
j ary. The coincidence becomes
| stronger when it is remembered
that Father Woodley came to Al
! aska with an airplane to replace
j the one which was wrecked in
i northwestern Alaska, reports the
! Fairbanks News-Miner.
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Night classes, under the super
vision of the Ketchikan school
; board, will start this week at the
; high school, says the Chronicle.
HARD TO CLASSIFY
“Is your husband a vegetarian?”
“Yes and no. He refuses meat
but smokes camels.”
ANCHORAGE SCHOOLS CLOSE
After naving struggled along for
| upwards of a week with a steadily
' decreasing attendance, the Anchor -
i age schools suspended operations
1 last week and will remain closed for
; an indefinite period. The cause
| of the decreased attendance Is the
; epidemic of measles which appears
1 to have obtained a firm hold upon
| the children of the community, but
j fortunately in a rather mild form,
| says The Times.
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