Continued fron Page 2.)We fail to see
why. Each year's experience is used to
make the roadbeds better and safefc, So why
strain at the difficulties on the Seward
end of the railway and swallow the block
ade* on the northern end ? Both are un
avoidable at present* but cm be remedied
in time. Why not be consistent?
There would be no lowering of freight
or passenger rates and little time saved*
if the Portage Bay project were adopted.
On the contrary, the railway would have to
make up the sum expended on the Portage
Bay spur, and it would come out of the
consumer.
REVEILLE
Get up in the morning, folks I
Get up while the air is clear! blue
Arise, while the sky still holds its
Before the clouds appear!
The best of the day is the morning,
The best of the year is the spring,
So treat yourselves to a double joy
In an early wakening.
M. R. S.
Sam Estes captrared a crook last week in
the vicinity of the Royeroft-Estes Bros,
sawmill near Sunrise. It is unique among
crooks in that it is a crook in a spruce
tree. Just above its ground growth, the
spruce tree had madeca complete loop arounc
- the loop as symmetrical as a doughnut.
Better see it before Sam gets it under a
roof and charges admission.
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THE STORIES WE TELL YOU ABOUT THE GOOD THINGS OF FIRST
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OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS TELL US THAT THEY ARE PLEASANTLY
SURPRISED TO FIND THEY CAN GET SUCH GOOD EATS IN MOOSE PASS.
OUR STOCIC IS COMPLETE AND
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WORK CLOTHING
A tourist who was eating dinner at
Curry» heard the engine starting off be
fore he had finished his dinner.
"Hold on'." he cried, running after the
train, "you've got a passenger on board
that's left behind."
While working on a log drive, a logger
fell into the water. Dizzy and nearly
exhausted, he managed to grasp a big log
and hold onto it. The current wars so
strong and swift that it swept his body
under the log until his feet stuck out on
the other side.
Just as a comrade, who had run to his
assistance, grabbed him by the shoulders,
he caught sight of his own feet protruding
on the other side of the log.
"I can hold on a bit longer,"he gasped.
"Save the fellow who's in head first."
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CABIN FOR RENT - Three rooms
partly furnished. Lights.
$15.00 a month. Bill Estes.
MOOSE PASS
ALASKA