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Or SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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BOYS’ PARLIAMENT
The time is not far distant when the youth of Alaska,
now growing up in its schools and colleges, must step
upon the political stage and carry on where their elders
left. off. Before they can hope to succeed, either as politi
cians or lawmakers they must have training. No better
time than now and no better system than the Boys’ Par
liament in the High School, where will develop aptitudes
singling out. their possessors for future honors and res
ponsibilities. These parliaments afford something more
than academic learning, they bring to the energetic youth
an inspiration and an outlook not to be despised.
When the electorate come to recognize the advan
tages of training in those whom they would select as
their representatives, many of the criticisms and un
workable laws will cease. And what better type of rep
resentative could there be than a learned, ambitious
youth armed with the added virtue of a clean mind and
morals and steeped in the fundamentals of democratic
government?
From reports received in Alaska from the alleged
balmy climes of the south, Mr. Sharkey and Mr. Stribling
should go into the movies. The way they hugged one
another indicates that- they would make great screen j
lovers.
Airplane models are tested in a wind tunnel. Maybe!
later on in the present session, they might get a dandy
tryout in the Territorial legislature.
Now that it has been discovered that Alaska mutton
is an antidote for goitre, it is up to somebody to produce
a sheep whose meat is good for the swelled head of the j
politician. j
The announcement that the new Seattle-Alaska air
plane line proposes to haul mining machinery is causing
apprehension. Just suppose the pilot dropped a ten-stamp
mill while passing over Seward!
Mr. Wagner should be sure that the hops of his bull
frog mosquito brigade do not conflict with the 18th
amendment.
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THOSE CONVICTED WILL BE
FAB REMOVED FOR RELA
TIVES, SAYS ORDER
MADRID. Spain, March 22, UP)—
The t binei met and drafted a de
cree intended to restore order and
suppress the student demonstra
tions against the government
which have continued with more
or less violence.
It will be submitted for signing
*o King Alfonso. Students con
victed by the courts will be im
jxiscued in cities away from their
home to stop them from receiving
favors and visiting relatives. The
penalties will apply not only to the
students but also to professors and
deans who fail to maintain order
in their institutions.
FLYING ACCIDENTS DUE I
TO PERSONNEL FSULTS
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WASHINGTON, March 22, (A>)— !
There were 1,062 airplane acci- j
dents in the United States in 1928
resulting in 368 fatalities and 322 j
severe injuries, it was stated by !
the department of commerce. Of |
these accidents, 390 occurred in
the first half of the year and 672
in the second half.
Four causes of accidents are
classified: Those due to personnel,
those e.scrihable to material, oth
ers arising from miscellaneous
’auses, and those of undetermined
and doubtful causes.
BIG DANCE TONIGHT
The postponed St. Patrick’s Ball,
under the auspices of the local
post of the American Legion, will
be presented tonight, according to j
announcement made by the com- j
mittee this., afternoon. All sched
uled features as originally adver
tised will be held which holds
promise of an exceptionally fine
time for those present. The ball is
a public affair and will be in Odd
Fellows hall.
' COMMUNITY ClICKCII
Sunday school, 10 a. m., 11 a. m.
.'ermori: '‘Compassion of Jesus. ’
Rpworr.h League. 7 p. m„ 8 p. m.
.ermo:v “Reletivity Applied to
Knowledge”. All are cordially in
vited.
R. A. GAfLEY, Pastor.
SEATTLE BRICK ICE CREAM
ALL NEW FLAVORS—PINTS AN1)
QUARTS. CANDY COTTAGE
General Tailoring ana Hats
Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Phone Adams 91. Peyser’s Tailor
Shop.
DANCE TONIGHT
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC Blf
THE JOLLY THREE
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TONIGHT 7 AND 9 SHARP
THIS GREAT CAST
WILLIAM HAINES — JACK HOLT
HOBART BOSWORTH — ALICE DAT
have the principle roles in the fascinating drama
THE SMART SET”
A tale of high life full of pep—flirtations—horses—inter
national polo match—smart alecks
Full of the typical Haines comedy that always entertains.
Four first class stars assure fine acting
To start the entertainment right we will show you
JIMMIE ADAMS
in a two-reel comedy
“NO SPARKING”
And there will also be an interesting FOX NEWS
SUNDAY ONLY
We are showing the great laugh hit:
WHY SAILORS GO WRONG”
One of the best out and out comedy dramas we have had
here for a long time. It has nothing to do with war but
much to do with adventures of two taxi-drivers, an Irish
and a Jew one, who are shanghied on a private yacht,
marooned on a cannibal island, love at first sight by the
savage princess, marriage or the stew pot. Come and get
excited and laugh your head off as this is sure-fire fuu.
WE WILL ALSO SHOW YOU A TWO-REEL
LLOYD HAMILTON
COMEDY
“PEACEFUL OSCAR”
which is a whole show in itself. And a good NEWS REEL
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