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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 19. 19u«
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ALASKA’S PROBLEM
To attract settlers.
To attract settlers it is first necessary to attract de
veloping capital.
To attract developing capital it is necessary to offer
inducements, such as have been offered by various regions
of the United States.
_ To create inducements it is necessary to abandon a
policy that has proven a failure after a tests of more than
20 years, namely over-regulation of the natural resources
of the Territory.
Whenever this change is made, Alaska will have cap
ital and settlers will become permanent rather than tran
sients compelled to rely upon appropriations for suste
nance.
The United States grew to what it is under a work
able system embodying freedom of the individual. Alas
ka might do the same, but it will not come under the pat
emalism that blights initiative and established a condition
not far removed from theoretical socialism. If the nation
must have this, let the federal government experiment
m the states where they have votes to combat it.
A most i eassuring fact is that in whatever degree our
people cooperate in the public interest the community will
proportionately move forward; and in whatever degree
we fail to maintain community spirit, ground will be lost.
Lawver defending a malamute dog which bit an en
fommmnt o^Uer declared the animal was only putting
teeth in the law.
. wl,ot done Senator Dimond mean bv that sec
Of u* bin onll.no- for the release of convicted men if i
are unable to mv their fines? If he was quoted con
lv, nil a defendant has to do is to plead “in pauperis”
tweek his fingers at the judge.
MODES OF THE MOMENT!
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INEED A MILLION TO RIO i
! TEXAS OF PRUIRIE DOGS
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| SAN DIEGO. April 1, (£>)—If
| Texas is fre?d from the devast.at- j
jin1 pfiirie dog if may take nearly
I SI :0'hoo to do it.
L. C Whitehead, director of ro
!d°nt or.ntr:•! for "he United States!
! biological survey, believes annual
'appropriations of $49,000 each from
Vu.e el ate and general governments
ifor lo years will be necesary to
release Texas from the rodent.
PARIS “RED BELT”
PARIS, April 1, (/P)—The com
munist “red belt" encircling Paris
is being tightened. Communists
now control the city halls of Cli
chy, St. Ouen, St. Denis and sever
al smaller suburbs.
NEW MORNING SALUTATION
BUDAPEST, April 1, (JP)—Patri
otic Hungarians are trying to es
tablish “Let us hope for a better
future,” in place of “Good morn
ing,” as a greeting. A person thus
saluted would reply, “May God hear
your voice.”
Pete Sather and his good ship
“Rolf of Nuka Bay” arrived in port
yesterday morning. Capt. Sather
anticipates leaving again for his
fox ranch at Nuka bay about Sat
urday.
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SPAIN BUILDS AIRSHIP
GUADALAJARA, Spain, April 1,
(JP)— Spain, heretofor somewhat
indifferent to the development of
dirigibles, has decided to keep pace
with oi her nations in this respect
ara is constructing a big airship
in tnv military aeronautic works
jnoM here.
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i CLEANLINESS ana the best of
j meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
Don’t fail to try our brick '
ice cream. It’s the only kind «
for parties. Candy Cottage. I
Tomorrow’s Special dinner at I
the Union Cafe will be Roast I
or Fricasee of Chicken, Fruit salad |
j for $1.00 |
| “A Precious hit tie j
Thing Called Lore” j
A lovrlj sons from the Param >nnt. |
Jiclure, “Th • Shopworn An;.:*:].” I
ohnn/ Marvin and F.d. Sinailr- idng )
it in fine style. This week’s Victor
releases contains a number of other
interesting selections. Come in and
enjoy listening to them soor.l
A Precious Little Thing t.ailed Lot o
(from the Paramount picture,
The Shopworn Angel)
Caressing Von
Johnny Marvin-Ed. Saiuta
No. 21892, 10-inch
Okl Timer—Walts With Vocal Refrain
(from the Warner Bros, picture,
t~. oah'a Arlc) m
i The Waltz I Can't Forgtt—Walt*
j With Vocal Refrain
“Kassels in the Ant”
No. 21084, 10-*-eta
He, and! Me—Fox Trot
WidA Voau il%,f <tin
I \rifh I Knew—* oz. Trot
WUh Vocal Refrain
“Kaegels IN l'UK Aia.”
No. 218*5, 10-Inch
You Were Mean1 *\>r Mr—Fox Trot
(tram the MG»1 pic*’»re, 1 he Broadway
Melody) Vocal Refrain
Broadway Melody—Fox Trot
ff^Ti **e M ;I picture The Broadway
Welody) With Vocal Refrain
Nat Shxlkret and the Victor Orchestra
No. 21886, 10-inch
Clad Rag Doll
Sweet Forget-Me-Not Jack Smith
No. 21802, 10-Inch
Seward Prmr Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
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AGAIN WE HAVE THAT HE-MAN
WILLIAM BOYD
the hero of the famous “Volga Boatman” in his latest and
best production
SKYSCRAPERS’
A red-bloctlcd play of those hard muscled, steady headed
men who pin the steel framework together of our lofty
buildings. A fascinating story of two human-spider pals
who work and play, fight and love, in New York. In the
supporting cast are
ALAN HALE — SUE CAROL
ALBERTA VAUGHN
With the above fine feature we will show a beautiful
Pathe Review and a Fable
FEATURES OF
THE NEW FORD CAR
BEAUTIFUL NEW LINES
Choice of colors
Quick acceleration
Smoothness at all speeds
55 to 65 miles an hour
Silent, mechanical internal-expand
ing six-brake system, with all braking
surfaces fully enclosed
Four Houdaille shock absorbers
Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield
Alemitc pressure lubrication
Economy of operation and up-keep
Reliability and long life
Universal Credit Company Plan of
Time Payments
SEWARD MACHINESHOP
CHAS. LECHNER
FORD AGENT
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