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W. K. Keller, commsisioner of
education for the Territory of Al
aska, on his recent trip of in
spection, unfortunately was not
permitted to give Seward the at
tention he desired, accordnig to a
statement in the Ketchikan Chron
icle. He said he would have pre
ferred to spend some time here,
but will visit Seward later in the
fall.
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E. P. Harwood
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panorama which even made the
photographers gasp in amazement
as one turn after another opened
up new marvelous vistas. Again
and again they halted the train
and backed up in order to obtain
another picture of certain locales.
But upon a high prominence
this side of the Loop, the master
piece was photographed. From
that advantageous point. Friday’s
passenger train from the Interior
was photographed for the “talk
ies” from the moment it first
came into sight far down the val
ley and at the beginning of the
first loop until it had come to
a stop beside the camera, on top
of the mountain where passen
gers disgorged from the coaches,
and for five minutes revelled in
the extraordinary scenic treat. Un
beknown to the tourists, the
“mike” lay alongside the railroad
track and all the enthusiastic re
marks of the passengers were reg
istered.
The train was late, at that par
ticular point, and by the time the
camera and sound machines be
gan to operate the sunlight, which
had 20 minutes previously bathed
the great loop valley, had lifted
to the upper reaches but still am
ple reflected sunshine remained.
However, Cameraman Mayell was
not satisfied so he and Darling
decided to park the railroad cars I
on a nearby switch overnight and I
reshoot the action pictures, this j
time though, with the passenger j
train bound for the Interior and
which was due* to pass that point
soon after 10 o’clock this morning.
The valley, at that hour, would
again be filled with sunshine.
Upon their arrival at Anchorage,
if flying conditions were good, it
was planned to take off by plane
for a flight around Mt. McKinley; !
after that, back to the park, re- ]
maining there until everything of!
interest had been taken, then on ;
to Fairbanks in their special train.
Mining activities, the College j
and other interesting scenes in
that region were to be photo
graphed. It was still undecided
whether or not they would return
to the coast via the Richardson
Highway or back to Seward over
the railroad.
Everyone in the party Friday i
was greatly enthused over the
possibilities of the splendid pub
licity Alaska will receive from
these ", aluable news-reel services,
the Kearst Metrotone News and
the Fox Movietone News. Reach
ing an audience of an estimated
300,000,000, the value of summer
pictures in Alaska and the many
other out-of-the-ordinary photo
graphs, will be an inestimable I
worth to the entire Territory. As j
was previously mentioned, these
men are in the Territory as repre
sentatives of their companies, tak
ing commercial pictures only, pic
tures which will be flashed on the
screens similar to the local Pathe j
and Paramount news reels in the
Liberty Theatre.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. Morning Service. Theme:
“The Fact of God.”
8 p. m. Evening Service. Theme:
“Who Is the Fool?”
Everybody welcome.
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
(12th Sunday after Trinity)
Holy Communion and Sermon
at 11 a. m.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. W. R. Macpherson,
Rector.
Gerhart Johnsen
CONTRACTOR
PLASTERING &
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P. O. Box 473 — Seward, Aaa.
LECTURE TUESDAY
On Tueday at 8 p. m., a lecture
will be given at the Liberty The
atre on the history of the Chris
tian church with 180 slides. These
were given in two lectures at An
chorage to goodly and appreciative
audiences. All are cordially wel
come.
Rev. W. R. • Macpherson.
RECORDING PUN IS
FINED BY REPLIES
Of the replies thus far received
by the Alaska Game Commission
to the questionaires pertaining to
the proposition of registering trap
lines, fully 70 per cent are in
favor of it, according to W. H.
Terhune, executive officer of the
commission, reports the Anchor
age Times.
About 2,000 questionaires were
sent out from the Juneau office
to trappers in all parts of the
Territory, and it is hoped that a
sufficient number of replies will
be received to enable the com
mission, at its annual meeting in
the late fall to arrive at a definite
conclusion regarding the sentiment
of the trappers.
This is not a proposition that
the Alaska Game Commission is
trying to “put over” on the trap
pers, Mr. Terhune has assured.
What is being done is merely an
effort to ascertain the views of
the trappers on the question and
if it appears to be the desire of
the majority to protect their trap;
lines in that manner, a plan prob- ]
I ably will be formulated by the j
| commission to enable them to do i
so. But not otherwise. I
PORT OF NIG IN
Inquiry has been reecived con- I
cerning the following person sup- !
posed to be in Alaska:
DODD, William—Of Cheboygan,
Mich. Came to Alaska about 40 ;
years ago. Last heard from 12 or
15 years ago. He is about 65 years :
of age and is a sailor and diver j
bytrade. He is supposed ot own
steamers on the Yukon River.
Anyone having any information :
about the above person, please j
communicate with the Governor’s
Office, Juneau, Alaska.
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Wedding bells rang recently for
Miss Esther Olund and Edward R.
J. McElligott, popular members of
the Anchorage younger set, who
were united in the holy bonds otf
wedlock, reports the Anchorage
Times.
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