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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 10, 1913 · page 9

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inaccessible .
9. mm , 9 Twoa‘lth'noao .
rer than the drodmi‘ji man couture. .
‘ attend. the multichannel-omits oi “
the North, whoseooonic attractions M
ore wooed tone sonny on tha'slobe.‘
'now. atter more lthinhsli a century
of ownership lithe Unite‘ditittiios;
presents mmngtti on dialoultlosto .. V ‘
the, traveler and :01 go resident which
'«are almost insurmodh‘ ’tshle exce tin ‘ I. V '
mountain ranges lie hoards :f 3013’ STAM FORD
view isolated instances. in the great « -
and copper whiehuiiod only railroads Yes, to be sure. you can ventu
.or wagon roads to reach tidewstor late your house by opening win-
and make the personwho finds them dows; but do you realize that the
wealthy beyond the dreams of avarice cold air tlius let in immediately

""5“ till? transportstion is not there, .
Nutmeg Hal Walkeriin‘the San Franc,” drops to the floor, and thus while

 

co Chronicle. 19999 ‘9 your head may be too warm your
In a climate more mild than that' feet may be. freezing; and what

of “5' ”mm"? in ”Elm world of the about theibaby or small. child on
some latitude, where any of the out tlié flour? «

male or crops of Norway and Bw‘edenv ; i . -
or, Northern Russia. can be “he“ 1 No need of_opemng the wmdflwe

rule“; is om; little; done “at,“ ,2 for yentilation' if you have e. we- 9,
small population inhabiting them“. pel‘ly installed STAMFORD FUR~

 

 

:3; which easily" can support mils. NACE. That'bring’s in fresh air
5- , , ' all of the time; and brings it into
, Few persons who have not, visited til rm t - d 't ' .
the remarkable count realise ‘ _° ”9'“ we '* 00' an I C“.
extent or possibilities. it is erosion culates all 0"“7 the room.
needing strong men, or gunman. FOR SALE BY
gains antlthmnmntoth . rivers rushing .
own to 9 sea. Its area is as large ‘ h
as that oi.’ the combined States, or Horace I‘- NaSh
Meshinzton. Oregon; California, ville-i »
vadn and Arizond‘or. to put it anoth- Col-nor North Main and West Streets.
or way, as large as the 18 original '
States, with the addition of Maine's ' '
(Vermont, Ohio, “indium. Tennessee. ciscans. and as both the iishlng and
Kentucky and Miioli'iztm. with a few the trading oi the two local oom-
oquare miles to spare. These States panics continues the share of this city
total 586.210 square miles, and Alas- in Alaska's future will be no small
kn stretches over 586,400. one.
It is one-lilth undergo as the en-
9 . Rive a Hal Trs ol.
tire’UnitedStatesssnd it placed with r p v
its northern boundary along the' Were it act for the great rivers 0t
northern boundary of the Unlteu “‘e ”mm” tmnsmmuon mm M
[States at Minnesota would extend even more diliicult m“ it is. but dur-
th ’ ing the summer months the thou-
rough hall a dozen and more of the d t m of th rlv nitord
largest States of the Central West, 8:“ 8 o 31 :8 t t “a! as; 1 Me
while its southeastern boundary would it can me o s 0 rate an cg
- up log, while in the winter the rivers
rest at Charlestolrris. C., and the last d 1 l d to ms and
of the Aleutian? islands would he in use aged or“ '08 til i
the vicinity of the Golden Gate. home teams for ire g t u; an rave.
: it In only for a few months a year
Production is Enormous. _ ' fl “"an during
Such is the‘sroatl'mothor ol’ the that a: veinjereolz‘e '
North." which was bought from Bus. those t e ma 3 gm
' steamers ply lrom St. Michael. near
sin. in 18,67. for $7,200,000. and since th tth Yukoh. to annon
that time has produced $470,399,053. m" m: ° [6 u g C m a'
and the beginning isnot even reached in the hitch err cry 0 an '

. distance or 1.600 miles. 0n the In-
ns yet. During the year 1912 the i f it th to Simel
products of the country totaled :40,— nuke :- vor tram sting: miles The
354,178. or this amount gold and (my ‘3 “(a “a?“ ° 3 ith u“,
copper was mined ‘lto the value or ldatarod. 1.0:) ‘ is can 11:12:36: Creek.
$21,680,000, and fish and fur were Inn°k° t° ‘ a m“ 0
worth 818120132 , is 240 miles. On the Koyhuk from

w r 7 " l
Its exports oi? nihikinds during that “8 confirm? with the ifulttzntrlléflixf:
year amounted tot-872.741.060, and its. “khan 3’ ‘8 urge c y o

. ior to oGodpaster. is a distance at
to arts to 26.751111. Such is the r .
imam who:ge surface has hm been 402 miles. Other rivers are nuviga-l

scratched and whose-reel development bile lfor :38” miles besides these pl‘lh-
hue not begun. for which half a com c pa on - ,

lury ago this Government paid a p319? There are onlyAiiosk milesd oif 3:1,:
try ”300.000. and then the man who road ”“1“ l“ a“ 33 a. a“ 0

is operated commero
made the urchsse is characterized but 334 miles
as a simplieton. Willi cinlly. The remainder of 119 miles

Although Sou Francisco has not‘nhundoned “3d 12 miles 0' cannery

made any spectacular bids for the road. The Guggenheim road no the‘

trade of Alaska, and.hus taken no net- COW" ”V“ “Wk“ ‘97 “me” of the
lvc part in starting rushes to diiferent operated mileage.

mining districts those since the Klon«' in “33°“ '0‘“ and trails the count
dike and Nome discoveries, as has 86- t" 15 PM little better 0“" with u ‘0'
attic, nevertheless the part that city,“‘1 tor the entire territory of 3'5“

and “a men have played in the com-. miles. Wagon roads make up 811‘?
mcrcc oi the Far North has been no miles, "ml" 55“ roads 645, m‘ *‘

lnconsiderahle one. 11.669 and trails stated for winter 450
With the acquisition by this coun-. mu“-

try of the territory, the A133“ Com-I During the winter :li::llll:it;e;\;l‘ll:ll

Inercial Company took over the trad- the days are short an to y

lug stations formerly operated by the drops low in the ”:34:ng “2;”:
liussinn company. and since 1868-11!» are “3"" 5°” roads

til the great gold stampede it was the ”m3 “mum communication is more
lending trading coiioany in the North. swift in “‘0 MM" “1'“ (“MM the
For several decadeeil held the privi~ summer months. Nome 53 an example
logo of sealing in the Prihylov islands 0’ this. ‘5“ “‘9 Bummer, 50’ ""3 PM“
to Bering Sea. and during those yea”, tow years there has been e mail only
took out skins valued at “,733'000 one u month“ except in rare in-
annually. Now the Government oper- stances. coming in from Scuttle or
ates the soul horns itself. and it is ‘5‘“ “inch” by “WW5“ “1 "“5
“xtmfifkul: lzzxfiflifia the the 'i‘annnn and Yukon from Fair-
country was practically divided lor hunks ”“0“ l“ ”’0 "Wk”. “‘0" 1;
trading purposes between the Alaska 59‘0“” ”‘0 “mm" a“? by Will 0
Commercial Company, and the North- Valdez 0" 99““ by “that 006
out Commercial Como‘any. so that new, mm”-
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“am: 1:392:23]: gatkkfiaymola-l Bailing vessels are becoming scarce
tlon m. nearly half ‘ century has on on the high sons, and the fact that it
oratod cannorles in tho ‘- productive “ ooensary ‘0 “mm" ”"15“" the
rivers ol‘ Alaska. taking out millions movement or this lumber to taken by
of dollars a yosr. all of which comes local shippers to indicate that availa-
to Sim rmncnoo. The value at the ”1: “fits" ‘5 “famed" “17,51,128?
last salmon puck in the market or rs ° ° “"9“,” " 5°“ “’5“ 0 . ”9
the United states is estimated at over Central American 'l‘nde WWNWH
“5,000,000, The cod dishing industry continues. it is probable that every
is another husinesswnich has “an“ available sailing vessel will he need-

t , _ 9 9 f g n Frsn- ,ed to carry lumber and other exports
M quota to M w “m o u from Galveston to oonsigneos in Latin-

-~« 1.1.... «MW Macedon. These results of the trade

, loxcursieo are tending to arouse enthu‘
93min which is givingiimpetus to the
newly developed trade.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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The well known artist, "“E. J. Read, inade the sixteen sumptuous water-color studies which
are reproduced by the latest color processes on specially made paper.

’ a, lit! Canal in Picture and Prose

 

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Every progressive man. woman and child is eager to lcnow all
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