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TAKE A TIP FROM OKLAHOMA
When the automobile tourist threads one of the j
main transcontinental highways across the state he |
finds something entirely new in the way of billboards. It {
is the geological advertisement showing the general geol- j
ogical structure of the state and thereby explaining why \
some five hundred million dollars worth of oil wealth has (
been extracted from Mother Earth. p
The same plan might be copied in Seward with res-;
pect to its adjacent precious metal areas, such as Nukai
Bay and Moose Pass. An artist, of which Seward boasts i
several, could carry out the idea to the extent of drawing (
a sectional map showing the regions, roads, waterways ,
and general geological structure. This sign should be on
the dock where all who arrive may read it at a glance,
along with taking a view of mineral specimens arranged
below.
It is this live-wire stuff that has made regions poss
essed of less advantages than this immediate portion of
Alaska.
Let's step on it!
Popular Science announces that dentists will here
after use air drills, which means that single-jacking into
a faulted molar is no longer good mining.
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BALDWIN’S WARNING
Addressing a large radio audience composed largely,
of workingmen recently, Prime Minister Stanley Bald- j
win of Great Britain sounded a sharp note of warning:
against the Socialistic elements which are in England, as,
in America, advocating the extension of government op- j
eration of business enterprises. Among other things,,
Mr. Baldwin said: I
“The Socialists with their program of nationalizing
major industries would stifle the spirit of British enter
prise. They would reduce our people to dead level. They
would make them as marionettes dancing to the dic
tation of officials—a dance of death so far as progress,
in our nation is concerned. They would make a bureau- j
cratic machine and drive out of this country men of en-!
terprise in whatever class they might be, who would go j
to the United States or the Dominions, where enterprise
and work by the individual are valued and wanted.”
Premier Baldwin is only one amohg the many real
statesmen of the world who ascribe America’s unpar
alled strides in business and commerce to the fact that
it is a land where individual initiative is encouraged and
rewarded.
But, America, also, has seen a too rapid growth of
bureaucracv and now sees unusual activity on the part
of Socialistic groups, although they do not call them
selves Socialists. The Premier’s warning may well be
heeded on this side of the water, as well as in England.
With 13 trumps Jim Fletter of Denver got to take
one trick. He had to trump the ace of his partner, who
then shot him.
If you want to keep your ambition strong, don't an«
alize it too closely.
If you love her, make her take your word for it. It's
safer than putting it in writing.
Some married men will disagree with Sir Richard
Paget's statement that “human speech is stil in a very
primitive condition
Maybe the reason behind the dismissal of Territorial
School Commissioner Henderson and providing for the
election of his successor in the next plebiscite was the
result of his examination of some of the members of the
Legislature as to their grade qualifications.
SCHOONER ROSAMOND
EQUIPPED, PACKING
The Rosemond, a four-masted
schooner of the North American
Fisheries, which wintered in Sel- j
do via, will soon pull out for Fox |
bay and later to Shearwater bay, |
on Kodiak Island, where it will!
put up herring, being equipped
with a mild curing plant.
Four gasboats act as auxiliaries
for the Rosamond and will tow
the schooner to her destination.
The captain of the ship is expected
to arrive in Seldovia on the Admir
al Watson.
According to reports the schoon
er will winter at Shearwater bay
next winter.
H. V. Hoben, Seward business
man, and a staff of the A. R. C. j
engineers, spent the forenoon j
on the aviation site and no time
will be lost in getting the survey
work done. R- J. Sommers, Ter
ritorial Highway engineer is ex
pected to arrive from Juneau on j
the Alaska today, for the purpose !
Of completing the plans for the
field.
The freighter Depere left port I
last night following dischargement j
of a large cargo, proceeding to the i
Westward.
SMALL ROOF BLAZE
A small roof fire occurred this j
morning at the former location {
of the Amanda laundry with little \
damage resulting. The fire depart- j
ment was on the job in “three [
shakes of a dog’s tail” turned on j
the water and it was over. I
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According to this morning’s re- j
port the S. S. Alaska will arrive s
in port from the south at 6 j
o'clock this evening
MAYOR DELANEY HERE
Mayor J. J. Delaney of Anchor- ]
age, accompanied by Mrs. De- j
laney, arrived in Seward .last j
evening and will be visitors over i j
the week-end, returning to their \
home on tomorrow’s train for the j
Interior.
EX-SERVICE MEN
All ex-service men of the World j
War and the Spanish American j
War are especially invited to at- j
tend tomorrow’s services at the j
Community Church, as Rev. R. A- <
Gailey has prepared a special j
sermon “In- Memorium: Achieve- j
ment of Our Nation’s Dead.” i
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FOR DRESSMAKING SEE MAR- !
GARET McINTOSH, over the !
BLUE SHOP.
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RATES—Fifteen cents per line first
insertion, 7V£ cents per line for
subsequent insertion. Count six
average words to the line. Mini
mum charge 50 cents.
FOR SALE—White electric sew
ing machine; A-l condition. En
. quire at Gateway
“YARNS” of Pure Wool for Hand
and Machine Knitting-also Rug
yarns. Orders sent C. O. D.
\ Postage Paid. Write for free
| samples. Concord Worsted Mills,
I West Concord, N. H. Dept. C
FOR SALE—Dreamland hall; a
$11,000 building for $5,000. See
Fred C. Miller.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartment.
Apply Gordons.
VANTED—Position as cook by ex
pert Japanese chef; in or out of
town. Inquire Gateway.
FOR SALE—First class 1928 Chev
rolet coach, cheap. Ogle’s Garage
WANTED:—Work by hour or the
day, by two colored women. Call
Madison 144.
[WANTED—Work by hour or day,
I house cleaning, window washing,
or gardening. Phone Madison 19
for Sam, Japanese boy.
: LIBERTY THEATER :
❖ TWO SHOWS TONIGHT 7 and 9 O'CLOCK ❖
THE HERO OF ‘WHAT PRICE GLOliY.M
VICTOR McLAGLEN
Supported b> Louise Brroks and six other beautiful gills,
in the great world comedy drama
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A GIRL IN EVERY PORT
An exciting laugh story of a sailor who makes a conquest
of some pretty girl in every port of call.
An absorbing picture of a life that every young mail would
like to live—full of romance——fights—thrilling adventures—
and any amount of laughs.
Of all the comical mixups while trying to be lord and
master to a bunch of girls who know nothing about their
fellow victims, this is hard to beat And to start the fun
we will first show you the two-reel comedy
"LEAVE ‘EM LAUGHING”
STARRING STAN SAUREL—OLIVE HARTY
There will also be a News Reel
m LOIS
SUNDAY ONLY
MORAN — NEIL HAMILTON
in a corking good play
“DONT MARY”
An absorbing story of a modern Miss making over her
strait-laced boy friend into a flaming youth, and then
the reaction for both. You can learn many things in this
fine entertainment. What is best, prudery or frankness?
Should a girl never talk to a boy of sex before she mar
ries? Or is it best to be perfectly frank from the first?
With it there will be Max Davidson in the 2-reel comedy
“DUMB DADDIES”
AND A FOX NEWS IN WHICH THE FIRST PICTURES OF
THE MEXICAN REBELLION ARE SHOWN.
JOHN C.
WHITE and CO.
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WHOLESALERS - RETAILERS
of
HAMS, BACON. BUTTER AND EGGS
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Poultry
of all kinds
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Quality and Courtesy is Our Motto
We deliver any where at any time
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