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PIONEERS DESERVE INCREASE
The attitude taken by the Wiseman Igloo, Pioneers
of Alaska, with respect to advocating an increase in pen
sions to bona-fide pioneers of the Territory, from the pre
sent $25 a month to $35, is one we feel sure will meet
with general approval. The majority of the oldtimers
have served the Territory well; they did their best as
are the young oldtimers of today, in trying to make some
thing of a country wound round by regulations and lots
of red-tape. But the going was tougher in the real pio
neering days; there’s no mistake about that.
The Wiseman Igloo believes this increase will be off
set by the many pioneers, now at Sitka, leaving the
Home and round out their lives as they would like to in
various other localities in Alaska. In fact, they are of
the opinion money will be saved the Territory by grant
ing these most worthy frontiers people this increase.
The demand is a reasonable one if one stops for a
moment and try to fieri re out a bndo-et which would
makp both ends meet at the rate of $25 a month. The
smell amount which rninrht ho made workinp- at odd iohs,
is almost mil and cen harrHv be add^rl to the month’s
oencion. We hono thp Jem cl afore members may act fav
orable upon the Juloo’s petition.
The next time George Burgoyne, a Canadian trap
per, kills a wolf he will be sure that it is “killed dead.”
Fiding one in his trap recently he beat it apparantly
lifeless with a stick, slung it over his shoulder and start
ed home. On the way the wolf came to and bit its captor
severely before he could put it out of commission.
Dr. Meiklejohn says an alumnus is a nuisance. Why
not use a little choloroform on graduation day?
Some minds are so open that they appear unable to
hold anything. ___
STINSON AFTER MARK IN ENDURANCE
FLIGHT WITHOUT RE FUELING
Eddie Stinson (left) and Randolph Page (right),
veteran Detroit pilots, hope to bring back to America
the world endurance airplane record held by Risticz and
Zimmermann of Germany. They must remain aloft more
than 65 hours and 26 minutes in their plane, the “Sally
"Sovereign” (above).
NOME. Mnrch 9. (fP)—Pilot Wien ,
landed at North Cane. Siberia, at j
r>; 15 Thursday afternoon, five miles
1 from the ice-locked vessel where j
!he crew elected the landing field.!
The temperature was 45 below zero
and dropped to 50 while a 10-mile
wind was blowing,
i The airplane carried a whole pig
and a quarter of beef to the crew.
CAN’T BMME HIM
There is no truth in the report,
Pick Scott said today, that just be
cause he came from Mexico that he
is responsible for the revolution
which blazed forth last week. Mr.
Scott, accompanied by Mrs. Scoti,,
'returned yesterday on the steamer
Alaska and leave for their Anchor
atie home Monday.
j ' _mtm_
i George Cotter, well known Anch
Imite, arrived from the States yes
terday and goes North Monday.
CHAMPION MOSHER
Teonard Repclla, Alaska’s famed .
dog it usher and champion of the
United States and Canada, was
Tnong the noted arrivals yesterday
,on the S. S. Alaska, accomnanied by
pig fcmilv. enroute to Fairbanks.
Mr. Sepalla states he does not con
template entering the Fairbanks
-lerby.
FREIGHT ON YUKON
The Seattle office of the Admiral
Line advised the local office yester
day that due to the necessity of
cancelling the sailing of the Ad
miral Rogers on March 6, all freignt
is being forwarded on the S. S. Yu
kon. The Admiral Evans will leave
S'-attie foi '.lie North next Wednes
day, March 13.
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER
TOMORROW for $1 at the UNION
CAFE.
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“Makin’Whoopee!”
Eddie Cantor certainly makes
-whoopee with these two Victor Rec
ords. Every stanza packs a smile.
Illustrated above is Eddie’s version
of what happens during the first
year of marriage — the result of
making whoopee. Come m and en
joy a good laugh soon.
theZtafKlil production. Whoopee)
H""rS7thf production. Whoopee),^
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1 (clforo I Grew UP to Love, You
No. 21833, 10-lnch
1 Faw Down An’ Go Boom—Fox Trot
With Vocal Chorus
A Precious Little Thing Called
I __Fox Trot (from the Paramount
picture. The Shopworn Angel)
With. Vocal Ke/rajn ^ ^ M(,310
No. 21832, 10-inch
Sweetheart of All My Dreams
S (I Love You—I Love You—I Love You)
r..Y Trot With Vocal Chovus
F1KVINQ AARONSON AND HIS COMMAND***
^Fox’Trof w“" Vocal Refrain. „
F Jacques Uenahd anu His Orchestra
No. 21834, 10-inch
The Spell of the Blues—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Winin' the Pan—Fox Trot
Wilh Vocal Chorus The High Hatter:
No. 21835, 10-inch
Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
New Orthophonie
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TWO SHOWS—7 and 9 0‘CLOCK
THE STARTLING STORY OF CROOK LIFE
THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO!
A powerful melodrama of city life showing the workings
of gang criminals and the way of trapping them.
The fine cast is headed by:
CONRAD NAGEL — MYRNA LOY
WILLIAM RUSSEL — PAUL PANZER
And they act the story in a way to make you sit up and take
notice.
It is the tale of a beautiful girl who goes down into the
depths of New York’s underworld and gives almost every
thing to learn the facts to clear her brother of a murder
charge.
There, she meets a young detective posing as a gangster
and each believes the other to be a ral crook, causing much
thrilling action and peculiar situations.
One of those stories that make you forget troubles and sur
roundings.
We will show you also a two-reel comedy.
MY KID
AND AN INTERESTING PATHE REVIEW
SUNDAY ONLY
IRENE RICH
In the Play of Modern Life.
THE SILVER SLAVE”
Girls who wont be poor if there is a way to get around it.
MONEY MAD — THRILL MAD
One of the Best Things Miss Rich Has Done.
Also a Fox News and a Fable.
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