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LEGAL NOTICE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE
 INTERIOR
 GENERAL LAND OFFICE U. s. Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska. May 12. 1881.
 Notice is hereby given that Harry v. Henrikson, entryman together with his witnesses Joseph B. Stanton and Almar F. Davis, all of Seward. Alaska. has submitted final proof on his homestead entry serial oe24s for the EHEhSEASEA section II. T. 1 N. R. W. s. M. and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office at Anchorage. Alaska, within the per- iod of publication or thirty days thereafter said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued
 J. Lindley Green
 Register. Date first publication May IS, 1881. Date Last Publication June 15, 1881. Pub: May IS. 25, June 1. 8. 15. 1881.
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4th OF JULY PRIZES

Brown 6 Hawkins will give the following prizes to winners of the Annual Fourth of July Marathon Mountain race: 1st prize-One pair of Florsheim Shoes; 2nd prize One Hardeman Hat; 3rd prize One S2.00 Cheney Necktie.
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PHOTO FINISHNG-ENLARGING
 Ten hour service. Rolls of film brought in before 10 a. m. out at 8 p. m. same day. ALASKA SHOP.
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The Seward Dairy received a fine new truck on Tuesdays Ad miral Watson from the South.
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If you haven't tried HORLUCK'S Danish Ice Cream you have missed something good. Sold only at the Candy Cottage.
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NOTICE

Beginning May 1, tine price of Mems Half soling will be reduced to SITS a pair.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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The best ice cream yet! HOR- LUCK'S Danish Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, sole Seward agent.
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Now remained only Tarzan and Jad-bal-ja and the
body Of Cadj within the sacrifcal chamber. Come,
Jad-bal-ja," commanded the ape-man, 'let no one
harm Tarzan." An hour later the victorious
forces of La were overrunning the ancient palace
and temple of Opar. The priests and warriors who
had survived eagerly surrendered. Now, at Las
command, the city was searched for Tarzan and
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house Then she very carefully cleans and fills two
big brass oil lamps, trimming the wicks to perfect
edge and placing everything in readiness for the
night. When the sun is about to set she informs
us that visitors must leave the reservation, for
1t will soon be time to light the light With the
sinking OF the sun she takes one of the lamps from
its place and climbs the winding stairs to the top
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Cadj hestatcd, his knife poised on high. He noted
the direction Of the ape-man's glance and followed
it. In that instant the golden lion leaped to the
pavement and, with two mighty bounds, upon
the high priest of Opar. The knife clattered to the
floor and the great jaws closed upon the horrid
face. The lesser priests who had seized Tarzan
and had remained to witness his DEATH fed scream
ing from the scene.
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duties of light keeping very much as they were
when the United States Lighthouse Service was
many years younger than it is today. AT this light
house reservation aat Turkey Point, Chesapeake
Bay we find that duties by day greatly resemble
those of any housewife on a farm. Early in The
day. the keeper reflls small oil tank at hreproof
oil house and returns it 10 its rack within the light
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Thus La, herself, leading searching party entered
the sacriheial courtyard The sight that met her
eyes brought her to sudden STOP For there, bound
upon the altar. lay Tarzan Of the Apes Standing
above him. his snarling face and cleaning eyes glar
ing directly at her, Jad-bal-a, the golden lion.
%TarZan!" shrieked La, running toward the altar.
"Cadi has had his way at last. TarZan is dead"
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There are still two woman lighthouse keepers in
the service Of your Uncle Sam. These faithful
women retain their positions in spite of the modern
encroachment of complicated machinery because
their stations are somewhat off the beaten track
and the earlier-day equipment in the towers is
still adequate to meet local needs. visit to one
Of these two posts offers chance to observe the
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AT last" cried the high priest. This time, o. Tar
Fan of the Apes, you shall know the fury, not of
the flaming god, but of Cadj, the man. And that
Immediately" He raised the sacrihcial knife above
his head Beyond the point of the knife TarZan
saw the summit of the courtyard wall Just sur
mounting it was the head and shoulders Of mighty
black NAMED lion "Jad-bal-ja," shouted TarEan,
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CHEVROLET CABRIoLET. 1929 = Rumble
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BASS SINGER for quartet; must read and
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BOY, colored. with bicycle, for night work.
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motor N oSerSauled, tires and paint sIesusnt;
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PIANO, baby grand Ampico; cost 81, 900;
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CHEVROLET COUPE, I927-The best one in
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FtANOS-5peciaI Buy No"0 SaIs OF sp2u Iseu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co Prices rang
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BAKERY AND LUNCHEONETTE, TERMS.
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CHRYsLER 20 BAOUGHAA, Ie1I-1hls ear
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JAZZ, POPULAR MUSIC IN 20 LESSONS;
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Business Notes

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April IA surprising
volume Of after-Easter business develop
ed In the womens dress and coat
markets In New York last week.
Favorable weather conditions, according
to market observers, created q lively
consumer demand for merchandise. In
addition to current business, buyers gave
attention to items for promotional
events scheduled for the near future.
Investigations made by the American
Export Manufacturers Association In
response to q number of inquiries on
the subject Of trade marks, disclosed
the fact that there are q number of
countries where, after the trade mark
has been registered for q certain num-
Der Of years, the title in the mark be-
comes absolute, the association reports
As o result Of overproduction the
French state potash mines have adopted
reduced schedule, and the miners are
now working but 20 hours per week,
trade reports state. Sales for the FIRST
two months In terms of pure potash
totaled 5000 metric tons, according TO
information obtained at the close of the
week.
Boyd Sharp has been elected direc-
tor Of Hardwick q Magee Co., carpet
and rug manufacturers Of Philadelp1ia.
He succeeds the late J. Y. Dietz Fry
Mr.. Sharp has been associated with the
company since 1906.
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INCREASE IN MEAT
ton seen
Farm Board Member Is Opt.
mistic on Prospects for
Cattle Market.
BY FRANK i. WELLER.

Associated Press Farm Editor.
A note Of optimism for the Nations
meat producers has been sounded by
G. B. Denman, Farm Board member
representing live stock.
''It Is my opinion" he said, that II,
when the corn crop gets far enough
along to tell what 1t Is going to do,
there are prospects for o big yield, and
other feed grains do well, the demand
for stocker and feeder cattle will boom.
Meat consumption in this country
has increased pounds per capita and
low prices have moved It into consumer
channels rather than into storage. The
meat Is actually disappearing, which,
coupled with the fact that the number
Of meat animals on feed Is relatively
small, indicates q narrow margin be-
tweenA supply and demand when con-
sumner buying power is strengthened"
Signs Of Recovery.
Warmer weather, he said, has
brought work to many and there are
signs on every hand that business IS
improving.
Dennan based his observations on q
trip into the Middle West, from which
he has Just returned. He was accom-
panied from Chicago to his home in
Missouri by Alexander Legge, former
chairman Of the Farm Board, who went
along for the holiday and rode the
train in overalls. They spent much Of
the time on Denman's stock farm and
among live stock producers.
It Is his belief, Denman said, that
If farmers find themselves possessed Of
homegrown feed grains In SUFFICIENT
quantity, they viii take cattle to feed
this Fall. Few cattle are being taken
out now, which indicates q reduced
farm demand for feeds and relatively
low prices for feed grains.
A combination of low cash prices
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steady TO rs cents up, while the market
for Springers was partly demoralized.
The Spring lamb market condition
probably was superinduced by the sud-
den filing OF the Greek Easter holiday
demand. Greeks customarily pay top
prices for Easter lamb, and the market
started on at full tilt only 10 fall hard
when holiday money went out Of the
market.
Fed lambs, which are at the end Of
the crop, made q new top Of $9.85 this
week-the highest since August. Ma
tive SpringerS sold at $40 to S12, some
going at $14.50. California lambs
brought $40 to $11, which, with the price
paid for natives, Tnomentarily sets the
Spring lamb price at $40 or q little
more.
The first Of the Texas steer crop has
started to market and, Denman said, is
carrying q lot CT weight. Good rains
In South Texas, where It usually Is dry,
supplied excellent pastures and the
steers that normally would have been
shipped to Kansas and Oklahoma for
feeding were fattened ct home. The
situation is an unusual one and Is given
as the reason few Texans took Kansas
and Oklahoma grass leases this year.
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for feed grains and threatened short
age In meat animal supply would re-
suit In Fall feeding, Denman said.
The Farm Board member took his
position cognizant Of current market
depression, saying present conditions
were making 1t possible for the i'm
provement he predicted.
: Cattle Receipts.
Cattle receipts were $4,000 head
heavier this week than o week ago In
the face CT o slow dressed meat mar
ket. Steers sold steady to IS cents
lower, heavies and low-grade lights
suffering most In the decline. Good and
choice light yearlings were scarce and
the price held fairly steady. Absence
of Eastern shipper demand caused Chi
cago killers to go bearish, and while
the supply of stocker and feeder cattle
was small, the dead weight of slaughter
prices kept the future beef from making
There were $1,000 head fewer hogs
on the market, but siuggishness in the
dressed pork trade sent all weights IS
cents lower than last week. Pork loins
and veal suffered 50-cent to 81 de-
cline on New York wholesale markets
Prices CT old crop fed" lambs were