OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19 19';4
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NEW PAYSTREAK
It is another of the problems of the North when you
get plenty of gold but it is so fine that you cant recover i
it That’s the problem over on Canyon Creek in the Moose
Pass country where they are spreading blankets to pick
up the fine stuff after putting in “grizzlies” to carry off
the heavy material. They have encountered a new pay
streak and report it to be the foundation of a new camp.
John Barleycorn died more than eight years ago,!
but we’ll know this fall how many of his grand-children i
are old enough to vote.
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The findings of a new paystreak on Valdez Creek j
verifies the sage warnings of many old Alaskans who ;
pull their pipes and say “ there will be another bonanza I
found yet.”
WILL GET ’EM YET
According 1‘1G prognostications of fishermen in
this vicinity fhCd'e are some cousins and aunts of the her
‘V v/ho Wt* - not invited to the meeting at Dutch
Harbor and will now hold a bolt convention at Kodiak
and Cook Inlet. The fishermen are preparing to sit in as
interested spectators.
Buick for 1928 gets away in traffic like
an arrow from a bowl
Watch the Buicks next time you drive
downtown. Sec how easily they step out
in front when the signal changes. And
note how they give other cars the slip
in the friendly rivalry of traffic.
You cannot say you know the full
meaning of “performance” until you’ve
driven a Buick icr 1928.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT. MICH.
Divislor of General Motors Corporation
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Earl Sandes Rides
Last Race And Wins
NEW YORK, Sept. 18, (/P)—While
50,000 spectators looked on Mar
shal Fields “High Strung”, a 15 to
one shot, won the Futurity stakes
worth $125,000. “Rogish Eye” was
second and the favorite “Jack
High” third. “Reigh Count” won
the jockey gold cup with “Chance
Shot” ridden by Earl Sande. It was
Sande’s last race.
THE FRISCO SPIRIT
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19, (IP)—
San Francisco is well on the way
toward becoming second only to
New York as an Investment and
trading center according to Ken
neth C Hogate, executive vice
president of Dow Jones & Co., and
managing editor of the Wall Street
Journal.
Dawson people are raising a sum
of money to send eight year old
Charles Rivers, one of four small
children one of whom is a baby in
arms, of a Dawson working man,
to the Outside to have his eyes j
treated. i
BIG ARMY PRISONERS !
SHANGHAI, Sept. 19. f/PV ~Th j
last remnant of General Chang
Tsung Changs Northern armies is
reported to have crumbled beneath j
the assaults of the Nationalists who j
took 20 000 prisoners.
Henry Bell of Petersburg, has
been adjudged insane. Bell was
committed to Morningside Sanitar
ium.
WANTS REINSTATEMENT
NEW YORK, Sept. 19, (/P)—Big
Bill Tilden applied for reinstate
ment as a tennis player eligible
to participate in amateur tourna
ments. Hs application will be set- I
'd on at the September meeting ■; I
♦he Tennis Association
Excellent line of Columbia
records at Sylvia’s. Newest j
of hits. *
LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW —
8 O’CLOCK
The ever popular fast action star
MONTE BLUE
in the good comedy drama
“The Bush
Leaguer”
A tale of baseball and inventions that will make you sit up
and take lotice. He was a great pitcher but also an absent
minded inventor. A story to thrill and to make you laugh
A country baseball pitcher among the city bribers with an
invention and a pretty girl thrown in
W ith it we will give you a great 2-reel comedy
L’:out tiie great movie capital
“45 MINUTES FROM HOLLYWOOD'
Also a Fable and a reel of Jokes
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