The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 9, 1914, Page 9

= ==—S—SSS—————yy —= ae = repentant SSS s EE = aN g The third and last Seattle-Alas ka supplement will be published | in The Star on Saturday, May 16 The edition will deal = with Alaskan towns, : i the social life of SEATTLE, WASH., MAY 9, 1914 y the territory and * is ~ interesting sketches on gen eral topics SEATTLE-ALASKA SUPPLEMENT NO. 2 4 £ 4 eee Vs 7 Wei HUNTIN ————— G6 ON THE "TANANA LO ZO BOL 1 ——— LA 66'T"HE Call of the Wild’’ is still to be heard in a million and one de- lightful places throughout the territory of the North—Alaska. If the hunter is after big game — caribou, moose, mountain sheep, bears—he can find it in Alaska. Hunting expeditions start yearly from Seattle to the various grounds of the North. It is an unlucky hunter who returns without a liberal supply of coveted skins and souvenirs of his adventures. Along with the growing farms and peaceful home life, rapidly : being developed, Alaska has to offer hardy fun in out-of-door — } sports, which are enjoyed to the utmost during the closed period of winter.