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SPEAKING OF EMPIRES
its a term mat is loosely applied Here and mere, some-1
times to the Chinese dynasty and sometimes to the upper
Koytikuk. But we have a new one, its “The Royal Realm of
the Iliamna.”
Now there is some country. All it needs first is a 10
mile truck road and then a 100-mile railroad.
They say that copper is just holding its own with
the demands of consumption and that Old Man Consump
tion is getting hungrier all the time because of demands
of industry including automobiles and cornices and
everything.
That brings up this Iliamna country where they
have several million tons of ore in sight and can take it;
out with a shovel. It doen’t have to be a steam shovel
either, because there is enough hydro-electric energy im
mediately available to move the whole landscape.
That comes under the head of royal opportunity
with an empire as a harvest.
Many are goers, but a measurably smaller number
are getters.
How does a radio dealer ever get a set delivered be
.uiv Cm customer cabs up and wants the later model?
If we interpret the Kellogg peace pact correctly it
means that the next world war is already over.
The Territory of Alaska has nothing to lose and
very much to gain by the retirement of the present so*
called delegate to congress.
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Catdrooms —maid, barber and valet services—library — buffet soda
fountain — beautiful observation cars — all steel — newest and finest
equipment across America. Leaves Seattle 11:00 a.m. daily for Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Re presentable, 200 L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
Faster Service
Only 68 Hours to Chicago
from. Pacific Coast Cities
—on the famous—
PitGUD HOLDER OF
SAME PLANE SET WEST TO =
EAST RECORD WITH ART |
GOEBEL, TUCKER i
LOS ANGGELES, Oct., 26, (/P)—
After leaving New York the Yan
kee Doodle pitched about for two
hours in utter darkness over the
'^Appalachian Range. Collyer said
they flew blind through an in- !
tense rain storm losing time fly- i
ing off their course.
He added he “Finally picked up
Cincinnati and headed her in the !
right direction.”
The Yankee Doodle, last Aug-1
ust, set the West to East record
with Art Goeble and Tucker on
board making the trip in 18 hours
and 58 minutes.
MEETING POSTPONED
CORDOVA, Oct., 26, Special to
the Gateway. The Alaska Game
'Commission meeting has been
postponed until November 8. Sign
ed, W. H. Chase.
ANCHORAGE MARRIAGE
A quiet wedding took place in An
chorage last week, the principals
being W. F. Clark and Hazel D. Till
man. Both Mr. and Mrs. Clark are
well known in Anchorage the form
er being a veteran locomotive en
gineer in the service of the Alaska
Railroad.
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YUKON IN TONIGHT
Latest reports from the offices ; E
of the Alaska Steamship Co., are E
to the'effect that the S. S.Yuken 1
from the South will reach the Port =
of Seward at 9 o’clocktonight. j=
SHEAFFERS LIFETIME FOUN- E
rAIN PENS AND PENCILS AND §
SHEAFFERS SKRIP. THE SUC- 1 =
CESSOIi TO INK. Schallerer’s Al- =
jska Shop. ^
LIBERTY I
THEATER
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8 O’CLOCK -- ONE; SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
An extra good all-comedy program composed
of four comedies—as follows:
Once again we have the ever popular
BEN TURPIN
As cross eyed as ever in a roaring two reeler
BLONDES REVENGE’
SECOND: THERE IS
CHARLEY CHASE
The man of many laughable troubles in
“ALL FOR NOTHING"
THIRD—Once again we are glad to present a
new combination of comedv stars.
JACK DUFFY
In the funny-bone tickler
“BREAK AWAY
FOURTH—There will be the old standby
“Let George Do It” Comedy
“RUSHING BUSINESS"
And then there is a very interesting one reel
“CURIOSITIES MOVIE SIDESHOW”
About the best program we have ever had of
short comedies
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o f yi meric a
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