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STEAMSHIP COMPANY DOES ITS BIT
EVIDENCE of how the Pacific Steamship Company (The
^ Admiral Line) is co-operating in an effort to foster in
dustrial development of Western Alaska came to light this;
week, when, on request of the Alaska Railroad, the com- j
pany accepted for shipment without freight or other
costs, a consignment of birchwood logs to be delivered at
San Francisco. The logs are for experimental purposes,
and it is hoped through this to attract the attention of
capital in California to the opportunities awaiting them
in this, the great birchwood portion of Alaska.
Should the initiative taken result in creating a birch
wood industry in Western Alaska it would provide all
year-round employment fo ra large number of men and
reflect its influence upon every business within the birch
wood zone.
The action of the Pacific Steamship Company in thus
contributing to the work of building up Alaska is in line
with its general progressive policy, and thus reaffirms its
position as one of the strong factors in Alaskan develop-,
rnent,
Judged by Uncle Sam’s ultimatum to General Sardino
somebody appears due to be canned.
A Russian, having cocaine concealed in his whiskers,
was caught while going to Switzerland. Maybe Russia
wfill make a law prohibiting the growing of whiskers.
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When Cal shies that two-gallon headpiece into the
presidential ring he can say to other aspirants: “Go get
a skypiece wfith some class to it.”
Each day the weather becomes more and more like
that dear Seattle.
This being the day of “Do Your Stuff” an Eskimo at
Point Barrow7 has issued a challenge to Young and the
remainder of the aquatic bunch to take him on for a swim
to the North Pole.
Now that we are rapidly becoming a nation of
“first ones to do it,” it would not be surprising to hear
of some woman proclaiming that she is the first to re
fuse to accept alimony from a millionaire.
If the monument to heroes movement becomes gener
al the old-time stonecutters’ union will be able to revive its
charter.
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Seward Trading Company Inc.
Main 135
Quality Groceries, Hardware, Clothing
IF you want service, or quick delivery,
or high grade table foods, dependable
weights and all that goes to make a sat
isfactory place to deal, try the Seward
Trading Company for a while.
We’ll Welcome Your Patronage
Also Kitchen Utensils and Clothing
Service With a Smile
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Tonight LIBERTY Tonight
- VAUDEVILLE -
BIG SPECIAL AMUSEMENT PRO GRAI,I—POSITIVELY THE BEST
VAUDEVILLE ENTERTAINMENT EVER SEEN HERE
Mack
Comedy
Vaudeville
Company
8 - - ACTS - -8
With
MADELINE LAMONT
Prima-Donna
San Carlo Opera Company Victor
Record Artist, KOA Radio
Broadcaster
LAUGHING PURPOSES ONLY—
BOBBY MACK
Direct from a two years tour as
Principal Funmaker with New
York's Successful Revue Show
“THE VANITIES”
A TOUCH OF EXTRAVAGANZA
MAXINE KLINE
Dancer Unusual, introducing the
newest creation in stage and
ballroom dances, including
“BLACK BOTTOM”
MUSIC YOU’LL ENJOY—
RAY MOORE
Accompanist Perfection
Pianologue Novelty
BAILE BONITIT—
ESPANOLE GYPSY
EXTRA ADDED—
“BLACK OUTS”
Newest Comedy Hits. Different,
< Novel
EOBBY MACK
AND VAUDEVILLE’S MOST POWERFUL COMEDY-DRAMATIC PLAY
“Time Wew Oliief of F^olice”
BOLD — EDUCATIONAL —INTENSE — SENSIBLE
“Bernard Shaw’s greatest play-story,”—S. F. Examiner
SONGS, DANCES, COMEDY
EXTRA ADDED SUPER-ENTERTAINING PICTURE PROGRAM—ONE
BIG SHOW STARTING AT 8 O’CLOCK
The Motion Picture Portion of the Program Will Be a Pathe News, Preceding
the Vod-a-Vil Acts, and the Feature “The Golden Cocoon,” After them.
ADMISSION—Adults $1.00; Children 50c
I KISS IN THE DARK
PARIS, July 15. (/P)—A kiss in the
ark got a Frenchman out of prison
re other day. The prisoner, Fritz1
abril, had been behind the bars for
vo years and had several more to
erve. His wife came to see him. ;
Lt the leavetaking in the dark corri
or Gabril and his wife embraced with
special warmth, the parting kiss
eing so movie-like in length that j
re guards. noticed it and were
Frye’s wholesale orders are filled
romptly.
moved. Gabr.il had a slip of paper
in his cheek. It passed his wife’s
lips during the embrace. On the
paper was written:
“Tomorrow, during the recreation
hour, I will jump over the wall.
Have a vehicle waiting for me on the
other side of the moat.”
Mrs. Gabril had the vehicle. Her
husband got away and hasn’t been
heard of since. She was detained
by the authorities.
Eastman kodoks and supplies.
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Try a piece of BABY BEEF from
Frye-Bruhn meat market. c
ATTRACTS HONEYMOONERS
CHARLESTON, S. €., July 15. (Jp)
—This historic old city is becoming
the “honeymoon paradise” of the
South. Magnolia Gardens, famed the
world over; a romantic atmosphere,
and preservation of the South’s aris
tocracy are held to be the principal
drawing factors.
U2UCUDAN KAYOS WILLS
| BROOKLYN, July 15. (JP)—Paulino
Uzucudan knocked out Harry Wills in
| the fourth round of a 15-round fight
with smashing rights.
Leave your orders for fresh killed
hickens at Brown & Hawkins.