PUEBLO TO HAVE
GREAT OIL FIELD
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PUEBLO. Colo.. Feb.. 25. UP)—'The
oil industry in Pueblo and vicinity
is in its infancy and further de
velopment along the line of the re
cent *est well near here may make
ibis cit.v and community an oil cen
ter, P'trick .J. Byrnes, editor, told
members of the Manufacturers &,
Jobber* Association at the body’s
meeting at the Commercial Club.
Byrnes presented a hi torv of oil.
oevelopment in this section.
It is understood that many oil
scouts for leading companies have
visited this section within the pasi
few weeks. Byrnes stated at the
meeting that more than eight der
ricks would be weeted in this sec
rion within the next month or so.
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FI IE! VESSELS
The Northwestern Fisheries Cl.,
in p'-rparetion for the 1029 salmon
fishing season, has let. some exten
sive contrac4- *->r additions to its
Ala-ha fie;* < jor
■ endcis and ' tug. costing in the
JlCLQTOr-'0. to of Vi.fP'T hfi VO np.’'r> lot.
Fr.ch tender j.c to be 83 feet in
length and is to b" epupped with a
200-horse power Diesel engine and
to be able to maintain a speed of it)
icnots The beam is planned for 19
feet and denth ei~ht feet, six inches.
The contract is for $40,000 each, one
vessel to 1m completed in March
and she other m April, next. One
of the tenders will be used on
Prince William Sound and the oth
er in the contiguous waters. The
tug, sting 835.000 is to be of simi
lar length with a beam of 13 feet
and a depth of six : ett. the power
being the same as that of the tend
ers.
LeRoy Foley, linotype operator
on the Cordova Times staff, recent
ly suffered a severe laceration to a
thumb. Several stitches were taken.
U.TWRBAN PASSION SERVICE
At the Episcopal church on Wed
nesday evening February 27, at 8
o’clock Lutheran Lent services will
be held. The theme of the ser
mon: "Simon Peter Denying His j
Lord” It is Lent Let us confess j
our sins and repent. Let us learn !
ro knew our Savior and believe.
Let us be faithful and bring others
to confess and believe wiht us, and
our sorrows, and their sorrows
shall be turned into joy. You are
very cordially invited to attend our
serivcee. Bring a friend. “The Open
Bible—Christ—and the Cross.”
H. KURING
LEDGERS. JOURNALS, INDEX
ED FILES BTC. Scballertr’s Alas
ka Shop.
Don’t wear old run down beets
when they ean be replaced at so
little cost with New Good Year
Heels, making the shoos mere
comfortable to wear and better in
appearance.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Furnished house to rent Sec
McKay.
WANTED—Work by hour or day,
General housework except cook
ing- also garden work. Phone
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
i»o>
FOR SALE—Power boat “Alasco 2”
in seaworthy condition at Unga
station. The last of our power
boats equipped with 40 h. p.
Union gas engine; 17 tons gross,
5 tons net. Price $3,000. For par
ticulars apply to our agent Ed
Person, Unga, or Alaska Cod
fish Co. San Francisco. Also
have on sale hand dories and
power launches at very low
prices.
LIONEL HUM
| Ill THE LIBERTY
—
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| No living family has attained the I
fame iD the acting profession as -
the Barrymores—Lionel, Ethel,:
John who are equally well known
ihruout the world. Lionel has done
more picture work and has given ,
: wonderful performances whenever ,
he had a role suited to his peculiar j.
talents. ,,
“The Thirteenth Hour” billed to- \
night at the Liberty theatre, is a j
mystery melodrama dealing with j
. rch-criminals, with Lionel Barry- j,
more starring in a role .iust fitting j
mis ability.
! The stoiy deals with the stalking
'of a mvsterious person who is the
brains cf a crime gang, who outwits >
“he old style detective by living a 1
:double life, but who is finally broi
ito light by the latest scientific de- 1
tective methods. The play is a first
class modern detective story, or the '
kind eagerly read by SO percent of •
the people.
Catherine Resoff, age 17, daught
er of J. Resoff, old-time resident of
the Copper River valley, died last
week at Cordova.
PFTEPSBri’G 8HK11HP8, At.SO I
BOOTH OYSTERS. PINT AND
QUART CANS. AT BROWN &
HAWKINS CORF.
Golden Wheel Lightens, S7.50 and j
p. SLHALI.KKER'S ALASKA SISOl 1
! IPHL SPECIAL
WEST BRANCH. Ia.. Feb., 23. f/P)
—Herbert Hoover’s home folks will (
Iress up in their ‘ Sunday best” for
t trip to see a native son take the
lighest office in the land.
A special train, the “Hoover
Birthplace Special” will leave West j
Branch March 2, and return four !
Says later The Iowa State Uni
ersitv band of 75 pieces will be on j
ioard. 1
Work has beam on a 27-stor1' j
hureh building in Sm Francisco,
’he ground floor will contain a j
iethodist church; the other floors :
ffices.
CLEANLINESS and the best of
neats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
EASTMAN KOiHKS V\TT> PHO
’OGJIAPHIC SVPIM.IH8. Schaller
r’s Alaska Shop.
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Train?- I.hk
7: 30 a m. iVlonriav and T^urs
dav:
Trains Arrive
7 p. m. Wednesday and batu»
ciav:
KOW WALSH GAINED WEALTH
Thomas F. Walsh discovered the
’ whness of the Camp Bird claim
or Ouray Colo. Ke bouerht the
m’ an dmanv adjoining foi
f'20,000. Mr. Walsh took a fortune
m the vein and then sold the
’> opert.y to the English for $5,100,
i 0. The Camp Bird was one of
e great mines of the world.
TO INSTALL NEW PLANT
The Andrus placer ground in
| the Chititu district, will increase
in activity this season, according
to Charles H. Kreamer. The lower
plant will be operated as usual
with a crew of 22 men and later
in the season another plant is to
be installed on Upper Rex.
SUNTRANA
healy river coal
©s,n
' £4?.;
Dont’s experiment; buy coa! t!?at's
certain to please every member of
your household. We sell an honest
ton of coal that will give your fur
nace less trouble and will give you
more comfort than any fuel you
ever spent your money for.
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I light a Lucky and
stay slender -
gsg w I Hope Hampton,
C/ * Famous Star of the Opera,
Stage and Screen.
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Then, too, a Lucky never irritates tr y throat
Even, after smoking many, my voice is still
clear.”
Hope Hampton
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