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NEW ALASKAN MAGAZINE.
The unexcelled asset which Alas
ka has in its scenic beauty, wild
g: me and sport fisheries will be
presented in an attractive style
through a magazine to be known as
T a Alaska Sportsman, the first
if ae of which was off the press
a1 out December 10.
This magazine which is sponsored
b The A’aska Sportsmen’s Associ
ation, will be published by the Ket
chnkan Alaska Chronicle and all the
st n-ies and articles will be the work
cr Alaskans.
Th • magazine will be on high
grndi paper, will be illustrated with
many pictures of Alaska wild game
and scenery and the sponsors hope
to attract a national as well as a
lr ge territorial circulation.
The first issue, dtated January,
1S35, will contain approximately
32 pages and it will be published
n .nthly thereafter. An attractive
cover in three colors has been pre
p- red show’ing a dog team against
the background of mountains.
The magazine will sell for only
ti n price has been set at ?1.5Q per
y ar.
In The Probate' Gourt For Otter
P. ecipct, Fourth Division Of Alaska,
F fore T. M. Garland, Commissioner
And Ex-Officio Probate Judge.
In the matter of. the estate of
G -orge W. Adams, deceased. Pro
bet* No. 64.
Notice to' Creditors.
All persons having claims against
the Estate of George., W. Adams,
deceased, are hereby required to
p-esent the same under Oath, to-thfe
undersigned, Executrix de bonis noxr
of the said Estate, at her office- uc
Flat, Alaska, on or before the. SttL
day of January, 1986:
MSS. L. B. ADAMS;
Executrix of the Estate
of- George W. Adara3,
deceased.
1st pub. Nov. 10, 1934.
15 cents
suhscrip
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CODE FIXED PRICES HAVE A
TWO WAT EFFECT.
In the Hood river valley; near The
Dalles, Ore., an . Indian known lo
cally as “Simon” picks wild huckle
berries which he sells to the gener
. store of H. F. Linse...
When Simon stopped at the Linse.
store recently to buy some picket
rope for his ponies, he was told NRA
code had put the price up. The In
dian paid the price under protest.
A few days later he returned with(
a basket of berries but. refused the
■ustomary $1 a gallon price offered
>y Linse who wanted to know “how
Mice."
“Injun ketchum code, too,” said
Simon, “huckleberries dolla six bits
aw.”
He got his price. -
Old Lady—Here’s a penny my poor
man. How did. you become so des
titute ?
Beggar—I was like yuo, mum—
v. giving away vast sums to the poor
and needy.—Pearson’s (London).
In the; Probate Court of Ophir,
.Innoko Precinct*.. Fourth Division,
Territory of Alaska, Before Jessie
M. Howard, U. S. Commissioner
and ex-officio Probate Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of
Anna Miller^ deceased.
Notice toCreditors.
In the - matter of .the Estate of
“Anna Miller, deceased, notice is here
by given that. the undersigned has
been duly appointed4'administrator of
he Estate of Anna Miller, deceased.
All persons having claims against
<-nid estate are required to present
’the same fully verified with proper
vouched attach*?'?, to the undersign
ed, at any stj. in Ophir, Alaska,
within six montas from* the date of
this notice*
Dated at Ophir,' Alaska, on. Oct
ober 23, 1934.
P. W. CARLSON,
Administrator.
NUGGET ROADHOUSE
AND BAKERY
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Best of Meals and, Bed^
Everyone Welcome,
Good Dog Barns.
Mrs. John Bieck : Prop.
TAKOTNA’S PIONEER SHOP
Robert E. Lowrie - Prop.
• Blacksmith, Machine and all kinds of Sheet
Metal work. Stoves, Safetys, Tanks.
1 Drills and Boilers and all kinds of Prospect
ing Equipment.
V
4 h. p. Gasoline Drills
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AUTOMATIC HAND DRILLS |
u
Idfeht* inweight and Hercules in strength. Can ba •
operated by ..one man, if necessary, and reach bedrock in
shaihfcr ground and get results.
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FRANK DORBANDT ALASKAN
ACE IS -FIGHTING MAD.
The Department of Commerce avi
ation. branch, Alaska. Game Commis
sion, the Customs Department and
a girl in Seattle have made Frank
Dorbandt, Alaska aerial trail blazer
and pilot mad, says the Seward
Gateway.
For two years, now, he says, these
four have hounded him causing him
much trouble, worry and expense,
but it is his inning now!
Returning to Seward recently from
the south, he reported He had been
at Ketchikan for seven weeks where
an attempt was made to revamp the
original alleged, illicit fur smuggling
charge against Lyman DeStaffney
and himself.
Dorhandt said the government had
spent $21,800 and called 23 witnesses
and after the hearing, or whatever
it was held, was completed, the case
was put ovr until next April.
At Anchorage, Murray Hall, De
partment of Commerce aviation in
spector for Alaska, had his aviator’s:
and mechanic’s license revoked for
a minor infraction,, he said. . And
down in the city of Seattle a girl IjCj
the name of Marjorie Seller, chaag:
ed that he, Dorbandt, was the father
of her child.
There are other things, too, the
ace Alaska flyer said, which.he is
going to see through to the finish,
but for the moment is not making
public what they are.
However, he added, he., will file by
telegraph at Washington,.sensational
,.barges against Murray..Hall. That,
is the first step in. his , hattle to
strike back. Then, later this month,
he will go to Seattle to answer the
Seller girl charges,, but in. particular
to bring counter charges alleged
against the girl and two men alleg
ing blackmail'.
After 22 1-2. years in the aviation
business, the past several in Alaska,
Dorbandt now finds himself strip
ped of the means to make a .liveli
hood, and he certainly does not in
tend to take it on the chin any long
er. The pot has boiled over, he said,
and the scum to be soon exposed by
him will certainly stir up the broth.
As a result of his Alaska flying
during which time he attained na
tional renown, his .colorful career
embraced many daring, rescues and
exploits, and as a result, Dorbandt
now has in his possession 2,000
letters from Alaskans who have
come forward with offers of assist
ance.
Fisherman—I tell you it was that
long. I never saw such a fish.
Friend—I believe you.
Wall Street Journal.
FYaoitJUJSaakejl,
Notary Public j.
Takotna, Alaska.
I NOTICE
Will be in Takotna
about Dec-. 15. . Will'
come prepared to do
all kinds of DENTAL
• WORK.
DR. O. A. BRAAFLAT
TREMENDUOUS YIELD FROIT
ALASKAN FURS.
Since Alaska was- purchased from
Russia, 6q years ago, the value of all
furs shipped from Alaska haa been
nearly 17 times greater than the en
tire purchase price of 17,200,000.
The grand total is, more than
$120,000,000, of which approximately
one-half Mas been derived from the
fur seal herds of the.Pribilofa.
From the smaller fur, bearers—the
most important varieties, of which
are beaver*, red, cross, . silver, blue
and. white s foxes; marten, muskrat,
mink, otter and lyipc-rtaken rfoy, in
dividual trappers throughout the
territory, the receipts, total. $$0,491,
770.
AMERICA’S “DEVIL’S ISLAND
HARD TO GET AWAY FRO '
To quell uprisings and possible
escape of'prisoners from the new
federal penetentiary on AJcatraa
island in San Francisco Bay, a;
system of running tear gas has been
installed which will make it possible
to turn -on : the choking, tear-making -
vapor at ‘Sny spot) in the : prison i
where trouble breaks out. Another
safety device ia. a ‘secret radio room.
If convicts in an uprising should put
thd regular- telephone system out of „
order this radio can be used to sum- -
mon aid from the mainland* at a-,
moment’s notice. The government
is taking no .chances at America’s-.
-“Devil’s .. Island,”’ which hereafter •
will, house the country’s toughest c h
criminals.
Be fcURB TO STS* AT TUB UTTLB BTOBB OB
TRAIL TO McGRATH. Wa kin Show ftr all u« an
V* specialize ia ChUdran’a Clothing . Everything to wan
good things to aaL Wa
given apodal
THE
Mrs. Thomas IL McLean;
MoGRATB, ALASKA
FIRE INSURANCE
1 co should carry a liberal ameost of fire inso recce
for the sake of your credit and yoar peace ef arfnd, -
Needless to say this iasarsace should be ef the rery
highest quality.
Alaska Insurance Agency
Inqnira of Ki
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