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GEORGE WASHINGTON
1732 — 1799
I et us pause tomorrow to honor the memory of that
handful of men whose untiring struggle against great
odds brought victory to a weak nation and laid deep the
beginnings of our happiness and prosperity. Let us re
member with reverence the man who forsook wealth,
ease and influential ^rien’ds to lead his countrymen in
the war for liberty: George Washington, American.
Knowing I'Ll-. Hoover’s dislike of pomp and circum
stance. onlv ter h-n and two drum corps were engaged
for his recent Florida welcome.
Out to the w^gfrrrovri this v-inter the''7 are caking it
the “banana bplt ” Thpro has boon j\q enow. Instead.
there h.aTTo heon toi-n, wi-m-ip tinri in and dev
of sunshine tMnlr +ho Japanese current is soread
inn nronogandn
BA&KliiBALL
LAST INTER-Cii Y GAMES THIS SEASON
ANCHORAGE HIGH SCHOOL
SEWARD HIGH SCHOOL
S. A. C. Hall
Games start at 8 o’clock
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Thursday, February 21
Friday, February 22
Saturday, February 23
PRELIMINARIES
February 21
MIDGETS vs GRADE GIRLS
February 22
SECOND TEAM vs JESSE LEE
February 23
MIDGETS vs J. L. H. MIDGETS
Admission 50c — Ch Mien 25c
GOLD I!
BE MID WITH STEAM
Rich deposits of gold that ma.v
he mined with steam jets are likely i
to be discovered in the Antarctic, ■
according to S:r T, W. David, an ;
mgineer 'v:ho is familiar with the
lands tar to the south. He found
seams of coal in the cliffs of the ,
great Rearrimore glacier, and under i
the coal are formations of gran t ; j
and clays where gold oiten is
found. Should the metal be
di'covered, there would be abund 1
ant coal to make steam for mining ,
operations. !
It is reported the S. S.North- |
western will arrive in the port of
Seward Friday from the South.
Fur production in the Peters
burg district for the last year, to
taled approximately $150,000.
PASSES POOR NIGHT
PARIS, Feb.. 21, (/P)—Marshal
Foch passed a poor night and phy
sicians expressed anxiety concern
ing his condition.
r£ENV"'-"">TT Sj?IrITUP
Directors ; f the Kennecott Con
par Co., propose'; to stockholders a
‘.'vo-foi -one split on in capital stock
of an authorized capitalization of
5.000,000 shares. The corporation
has outstanding 4.510,153 shares.
A baby girl, weighing eight and
one-half pounds, was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Hale of Anchorage,
at Anchorage last night, says a re
port received here today. Mother
and baby are doing well.
The value of gold, silver, copper,
lead and zinc in Nevada increased
from *23,332.589 in 1927 to $31,184,
000 in 1928, acording to a prelimi
nary statement prepared by C. N.
Gerry, of the United States Bureau
cf Mines, Department of Com
merce.
The cold wind of the past three
days must have switched over to
Anchorage last night for today’s
report has it that the temperature
in the city by the inlet dropped to
20 below zero today. Zowie!
H. Horn, general roadmaster and
George Colwell, roadmaster in
charge of the southern division,
Alaska Railroad, were in and outers
over the night.
HAS ICG GAMES
ST. PAUL. Fob.. 21, (JP)—Dayton
F.luff Legion Post No. 515, St. Paul,
conducts an ice carnival and diver
sified winter sports.
Joe Eamon, under the care of Dr. j
; H. W. Hyatt, in the Overland hotel i
; for the past few days, is reported to '
be much improved.
j/iirrials are es~ential assets be
cause they constitute a country’s
-;uar'*' tv of future prosperity.
Hand-coloied Alaska pic
tin es at Sylvia’s
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHSj
AND RECORDS. Schallerer’s Alas- J
ka Shop.
LEGAL NOTICE
| IT. S. LAND OFFICE, ANCHORAGE
j ALASKA.
! f 07 ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
I TAMES S. BOGART, entryim.n, if
Alaska. together with h?.
Uvunr-"es, Peter M. Ogle. and Mis ■ j
If. Malloy. bath of Seward, Alaska, j
as made final proof of his home i
st“,ie entry, serial 0*>fi<53, for tt»
N E '/? N E !4. and let 1. section 33.
T. 1 N. It 1 VV S. H. and it is now in ’
li>r li'i-s of the U. S. Land Office, j
Anchorage, Alaska, and if no pro- '
esf, is filed in the local land office j
itlun the period of publication, j
thirty days thereafter, said final]
:proof will .be accepted and final
i certificate issued.
FLORENCE L. KOLB.
Acting Register
First publication February li. l'»2i
: '.ast publication March 2S>, 1920.
LIBERTY |
THEATER
ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8 O’CLOCK
The great comedian
FRANKLIN PANGBORN
supported by Elinor Fair and a notable cast
are seen in
“MY FRIEND FROM INDIA”
A movie of the great stage success, and is con
sidered the year’s funniest
FARCE — COMEDY — FEATURE
A story of lottery raids — Hindo mystery
Fake Princes — Women’s athletic dubs — Im
migration officers — Rich men, poormen, beg
german, thieves — All mixed up in the most
comical situations, as the poorman tries to mar
ry the rich girl against the wishes of relatives
It is made for nothing but laughs
With it we will show another laugh provoker
SMITHS PETS
and an interesting Pathe Review
CLOSING OUT
Celanese Voiles, Georgettes, Organdies, Voiles,
Rayons, Half Silk Crepes
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
I THE BLUE SHOP
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