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THIS IS THE PLACE
“This is the place,” said Captain Billy “Whizbang’’
Fawcett, stealing the stuff of Brigham Young when he
led the Mormons to the Valley of the Great Salt Lake
and struck his staff to the ground.
But Billy was talking about Alaska and not about
Utah although that State is not to be sneezed at.
Billy, who edits his nine or ten or twelve magazines
over at Robbinsdale, Minesota, is out hunting down Ke
nai way. He was up here last year and is back here again
and has been chasing around over the hills and dales
looking for prong-horned antelope and cross-eyed bear.
Stopping long enough for breath he observed these ob
servations :
“This is some country. I’ve just completed a trip
around the world but I had to come back up here again,
because like the guy with the delirium tremens, T hadn’t
seen anything yet.’ You people have got everything.
Outside of the fact that Alaskans are regular fellows and
make you feel at home, you can stack up your mountains
against anything I have ever seen and then you’ll have
to take a lew clips off the top. Your game resources
are wonderful. I’m going to have some story to tell those
ginks back home and when I spread the, old bear skin
down in front of the fire and get going, they’ll think
T?.;v.,.n Munchausen has come back to earth, but so help
me, i a nly be telling the truth,if the truth is in me.’’
bhat old saying that Rome was not built in a day
a parade! in the history of dividend-paying mining
companies. The development of a prospect into a mine
takes time and the man who is without patience should
shoot craps with his coin.
You can lead a voter to the polls but you can’t make
make him think.
The average mine is longer lived than the individ
ual who invests his money in it.
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CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO THE
ALASKA LEGISLATURE
Your vote will be appreciated on November 6 th
SEVEN HUNDRED EMPLOYED
LOG CABINS LONG VACATE
NOW IN USE
WASHINGTON, Oct., 10, (/P)—
With seven gravel dredges extract
ing gold in the vicinity of Fair
banks things are looking up in the
activities of the Alaska Railroad
reported to the Interior Depart
ment. The installation of dredg
es has revived Fairbanks to such
an extent that conditions border
on boom times.
One of the three operating com
panies employ 700 men and log
cabins that have stood vacant since
the gold rush days, in tne ’90s j
now shelter the new types of gold I
diggers.
Business activity in Fairbanks
has stimulated the coal mines at
Suntrana which company has in
creased its output to meet the
needs of dredge operations.
veath Intercedes
After Blindness
From Poison Booze
LOS ANGELES, Oct., 10, (/P)—!
After being found entirely blind<
ond near a state of coma from
poison liquor, in a hotel room, j
Mrs. Frances Hitchcock, 28, died !
in a hospital. She regained cons
ciousness long enough to gasp
“I bought the liquor in a gin
joint.” The police are investigat
ing.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
tures at Sylvia’s
JUST RECEIVED NEW STOCK
OF ALASKA FAT HERRING.
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THE STRONG MELODRAMA
A true story of one phase of life. The dynamic tale of a
dance hall girl who has lived too close to the fire.
Not a vulgar sensational story but a dark page from the
book of life spread before you in a masterful and most
fascinating way. Who gets the most from life—the woman
who is singed or the woman who has never been near
the flame
DEEP — VIVID — FASCINATING
A play every matured mind should see. A atory altogether
different and finer than the usual ones dealing with
this subject
BLANCHE SWEET
heads the list of specially picked actors
You are advised that this play is not for childish minds
For the lighter side of the program we will give you a good
two-reel comedy; Charley Chase in “NO”
WE NOW HAVE THE AGENCY FOR THE BEST,
MOST COMPACT, SELF-CONTAINED ELECTRIC
GENERATING PLANT ON THE MARKET
This generator which is called
HOMELITE
differs from other generating sets in that it is portable.
It may be carried about anywhere as it weighs but 110
pounds and needs no foundation—just set it anywhere
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! Will run four hours on one filling and!
I operates on either gasoline, kerosene !
! or iurnace oil. =
| WLi operate in any climate, being airi
; coded; there is nothing to freeze.
* AVill illuminate a ten room house.
\ Will operate portable tools, drills,1.
I hammers, etc.
I Will charge batteries, radio and ante.-]
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Homelite is simplicity itself—only six
moving
parts
equipped with Bosch magneto, proved by years of prac—
tlcal use and furnishes an output of 600 Watts or more
Homelite has been on the market for seven years and lias
not only made good but is the greatest time and labor
saver ever offered for sale.
WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND INSPECT THIS
WONDERFUL LITTLE PLANT THAT WE NOW
HAVE ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW
Prices ^180 f. o. b. Seward J) 1[ 75 at factory j
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