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russian Daily HGrald-RaSsvIGt
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,PyCCKNA BECTAKE"
RUSSIAN DAILY HERALD
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The Chilkoot post., 1926-06-25

 Of in R. a & Wasg touI5sts,   9W The past three
  fesssrga glaciers
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13
WINTER CAMP FOR
ALASKA IS PLANNED
BY D. A. NO0NA|V
TWIN GLACIERS NEAR JUNEAU
WILL STAY OPEN YEAR
ROUND

With the summer excursion season
to Alaskan points approaching the
close, the various transportation COM
panies are preparing to curtail the
number of vessels operating to the
North, and many Of the seasonal re-
sorts are preparing to shut down for
the winter months.
| However according to a Seward re-
port the Twin Glaciers Camp, near Ju-
neau, which is conducted by D. A.
Noonan, formerly chief steward in
the Admiral Line service will continue
operations the year round
Noonan sends word that he pro-
poses to visit the Philadelphia expo
sition in October and will speak be-
fore number of sportsmen's clubs
while in the East He reports that
Twin Glaciers Camp was literally pa
trOnized this season, and that he looks
forward to playing host to number
of big game hunting parties during
December, January, February and
March
While on this trip Noonan proposes
to visit the general offices Of the AL
aska Steamship company, the Pacific
Steamship company, and the Canadian
Pacific system with a view of having
these services grant special stop-over
privileges to tourists at any season OF
the year.
At Philadelphia, Noonan has already
arranged to talk before the Rod and
Gun club of that city, as we'll as be-
fore the Marion Cricket club, the
Germantown Cricket club, the Rose
Tree club and the Philadelphia Coun-
try club. On these occasions he will
dwell upon the wild game to be had
in the vicinity of Juneau, and will dis
play lantern slides illustrating his sub
ject.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13
BRIDGE WORKER LOSES
ROLL SATURDAY OF $3.50

A few minutes after cashing his pay
check railroad bridge worker who
came into town Saturday for a week
end visit lost his entire roll. Upon
cashing the check the $50 in currency
was placed in a back pocket Of his
trousers and the railroader is under
the impression that when he pulled
out his handkerchief the roll came out
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13
WORLD WAR DEATHS

WASHINGTON, ept. Is. (P)-The
latest figures on American casualties
in the World war show 77,771 deaths
in the American Expeditionary Forces
including those killed on transports.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13
FORESTRY MEN MAKING
BRIEF INSPECTION TOUR

W. J. Mcdonald, forest supervisor
Of the Chugach National Forest, de-
parted for the Anchorage office this
morning. L. C. Pratt, executive as
sistant, accompanied by ranger Brady,
left yesterday morning. The forestry
vessel Chugach, which brought the
party over from Cordova last Satur-
day, will remain in port until their
return.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13
Brunswick Photographs and records
Schallerer's Alaska Shop.

This evening the Eastern Star re-
sumo their regular meetings following
a three months vacation.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13

NEW YORK-Elihu Root was nam
ed by bricklayers as arbitrator in
their jurisdictional dispute.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13

Seattle Ice Cream at SchaIlerer's
Alaska Shop. #.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13

without him observing it. He has left
instructions with The Gateway to pay
the finder a reward of $50 for return
ing the money.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13

Developing, Printing and Enlarging
-Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933, 1926-09-13

Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, SS.75-At
Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1926-12-03
Easy Gun Buying.

A short story with a moral has
just appeared. A New York lad de-
cided to learn to be a detective-by
mail. He bought a revolver to assist
In his education. Taking it home
and porting over the latest installment
of his lessons, he accidentally shot
himself. He has been arrested for
possessing a weapon.
The moral is apparent. 1t should
have been impossible for him to "go
out and buy a gun" Communities
which allow lethal weapons to be
purchased in this easy manner are
derelict in their duty to the public.
Stick-up men, would-be suicides,
drink crazed persons and people with
weak intellect have no business with
pistols. Even if a strict law was
enforced the criminal element would
probably find a way to get around
it, but many lives would undoubtedly
be saved if persons in other classifi-
cations could be prevented from
reaching dangerous weapons.
Evening star., 1926-12-03

no best suit, and, furthermore, none
Of the snappy little adjuncts Of dress
enjoyed by the trooper or the field
artilleryman. The result is. Gen.
Allen declares, that the doughboy
finds it difficult to take pride in either
himself or his organization.
Perhaps no point touched upon in
the report is Of more importance than
the consideration of the early reduc.
ton Of the weight carried by the
Infantry soldier. who, in full march
ing kit, rather resembles a French.
Canadian guide showing off over a
short portage. 1t is true that the
personnel of other branches-Cav-
airy. Aviation. Engineers, Artillery,
Ordnance, etc.-must possess certain
accomplishments not needed by the
Infantry, but, on the other hand, in
almost every case their duties. from
the standpoint of physical strain, are
less onerous. The "foot-slogger" has
doubtless envied the lot Of the mount.
ed man, the charioteer and all the
other fancy branches" since the
days of the Pharaohs. It does seem
as though his less glamourous position
should be compensated for, and that
Gen. Allen has set himself to this
task will be glad news for a good
many thousand American young men.
Doubtless quartets and octets in vari-
Gus cantonments will soon be prac.
tising that appealing negro spiritual,
I'm Going to Lay Down This Heavy
Load"
Evening star., 1926-12-03

Unwarned by these men, whose duty
1t Is to protect traffic. motorists have
daily and nightly faced greater dan
gers at these points than ordinarily
would have been the case, because
Of the false sense Of security en-
gendered by the belief that they
would be stopped IL train was
approaching.
There are probably many more
watchmen who are crimfnally lax In
their duties. not only In the New
York district but in other sections OF
the country. This fact alone may be
one of the reasons for the huge
casualty list each year. If the rail
roads work these men too long or
pay them too little to attract watch
men of the caliber necessary for the
important duty, it might be well fol-
transit commissions to look into that
angle. Whatever the cause, however
every watchman found asleep should
be discharged without further notice
The solution of the problem Is not
in watcnmen, in bells or In gates
It is the elimination Of grade cross
lngs throughout the country. Over
passes and underpasses never sleep;
they never fail to keep trains ano
automobiles apart, and it makes no
difference whether bells ring and
gates drop, accidents do not happen
at such points.
The lives Of several thousand peo-
ple are sacrificed each year for lack
of such protection. Anything else Is
a poor makeshift. Until the time ar
rives when every community realizes
this fact and so impresses 1t upon
the railroads that action Will DE
taken. watchmen will sleep. bells VIII
fail to ring, gates will get out OF
order and the human element OF
chance-taking in motorists VIII cause
hem to pe killed by the thousands
Evening star., 1926-12-03
WASHINGTON OBSERVATIONS
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

President Coolidge sees the newspa-
per men of Washington only twice
week. "Bilr' Borah sees them every
week day at 8 o'clock. To the Idaho
Senator's Office each afternoon they
come in pairs, trios and sometimes by
the dozen. It's a wholly informal
press conference. The rule is the
same as the one prevailing at the
White House-no direct quotation.
Questions may be asked on any sub
ject under the sun and they don't
have to be handed up in writing in
advance-the Coolidge method. Borah
talks with unrestrained freedom, trust
ing his interrogators to play the game.
Washington correspondents are well
trained in that sort of thing. and big
Bills" confidence, unreservedly given,
is as punctiliously respected.
Truman H. NeWberry of Michigan,
whose surname added an idiom to
modern politics, is commodore of a
new $150,000 yacht. 1t was launched
the other day at Camden, N. j., and
christened "Truant." The ship, which
is 104 feet long and develops 1000
horsepower, is to be delivered to the
former Senator and put in commits
sion at Charleston, S. c., later in De
cember. Driven by gas, Truant will
make her maiden cruise in Florida
waters during the holidays. The
Newberrys' daughter Elizabeth. well
remembered in Washington society,
dashed a bottle of champagne against
the yachts bow as Truant slid down
the ways.
Citizens of Elmira, N. Y, have or
ganized to bring about action by Con-
gress on behalf Of the surviving mem
bers of Admiral Peary's expedition to
the North Pole. They particularly
seek financial recognition for the aged
mother Of Prof. Ross G. Marvin of
Elmira, who was killed farthest north
by an Eskimo. The petition to be
submitted at Washington recites that
the accomplishment of discovering
the North Pole was not due alone to
the leader of the expedition, but also
to the gallant men who served under
him.
Brig. Gen. Dennis E. Nolan, U. S.
A.. the United States military repre-
sentative at the late preliminary dis
armament conference in Geneva, re-
ceived promotion and a new post dur
ing his absence in Europe. He has
been assigned the command of the
eighth area, with headquarters at Co
lumbus barracks, Ohio. Prior to pro-
ceeding to Switzerland Gen. Nolan
was appointed to command the 1st
Division at Fort Hamilton, N. Y.
He is one of the country's brilliant
soldiers. Nolan organized Pershing' 8
entire intelligence service in France.
He began with two subordinates and
a stenographer, and wound up with
one of the finest IN. /. D.'s'' in the
world.
(Copyright. l926)
Evening star., 1926-12-03
Asleep on Duty.

Inspectors OF the transit commits
sion OF New York, In the course Of an
early morning investigation, have
found thirty-four crossing watchmen
asleep. Twenty of these men were
stationed at important and dangerous
grade crossings on the Long Island
Railroad and fourteen on the Staten
Island RaFil Transit Company. The
disclosures made by the inspectors
was Of such serious nature that the
commission. At a hearing yesterday,
determined to compel the railroads
TO install automatic devices at these
points.
In view Of the large number 'of
fatal accidents that occur each year
at the intersection OF railroad tracks
and vehicular roads. the situation in
New York Just made public by the
commission Is startling. Better no
watchman at all than one who Is 30
careless ot The lives OF the public.