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"OUTSIDERS" FINED ON
DISORDERLY CHARGE
Ronald S. Sullivan and George
B. Curtin, seamen off a tug boat,
were arrested upon the com
plaint of Howard Smith, owner
of the Wagon Wheel, and fined
$50 and $100 respectively.
They were charged with drunk
and disorderly conduct at the
Wagon Wheel. Sullivan over
turned tables and Curtin en
gaged in fist fights.
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MORE ABOUT . . .
Kasilof News
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Ardman will be in Lovelock do
ing missionary work. The girls
were here at Kasilof a year ago.
Mrs. McClain, Mr. and Mrs.
Peterson from Kenai were in
Seward September 9 and 10.
They attended the wedding of
Irene Ness and Tom Wilcox,
who works for C. A. A. The
newlyweds are honeymooning
in the States. They will visit
his parents in California before
returning to Alaska.
Sealed bids were put in for
our school wood. Will Kroskie
got the job and has his first
sawing done at the school house.
Last year the school was a
special school and it was up
to those interested to see that
wood was provided. It worked
out very well. All are very
grateful for our school here and
the way it is supervised. When
we hear of other schools in
difficulty because of lack of
space, teachers or transporta
tion, we renew our gratitude.
Our children are an important
part of the future and it is up
to the parents to lead the way
The children had a contest
and cleaned up the school yard,
which surely added attraction to
our school house.
Mrs. Archie McClain, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Peterson and Mrs.
Stryker spent the week end in
Homer. They attended the fes
tival and renewed acquaintances
while the guest of Harris Good
en.
MORE ABOUT . . .
Cradle Rocker
(Continued from Page 2)
care to have my sewage flavor
ed with chlorine, which is about
what it amounts to.
Another argument is that a
sample taken today returns in
a week or ten days with a report
of contamination. We have been
using the same water all that
time. Why is not half the town
dead or down with something
in the meantime? It just is not
consistent.
In the meantime, boil your
drinking wat^r if you feel bet
ter about it. but don't got all up
in the air over these reports of
contaminated water. Everybody
concerned is doing all that can
be done about it, and the con
dition will be remedied as soon
as possible. This business of hav
ing the people stirred up and
hysterical every few weeks over
a condition that can’t be im
mediately remedied is not good.
Many peple have said (and I’m
one of them) that they would
sooner have the water company
inject a jug of good bourbon oc
casionally than chlorine, any
way. So that's facetious; all
right, I’d rather be facetious
than hysterical.
You couldn’t convince him of
it, but the new father is the
one who should be receiving
cigars, not handing them out to
others.
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Closing Out...
— 10 ONLY —
Jen-cel-lite Coats
(Insulated)
FULL and THREE-QUARTER LENGTH
Were $41.50 .Now
28<>o
— 6 ONLY —
Jen-cel-lite Jackets
(Insulated)
Sizes 10 to 20
Were $26.50 .
Now
1850
Hunting Coats
Size 12 - 14 - 16
Were $24.95 .
1650
(Large rubberized back pocket with zipper. See coat
in Blue Shop window.)
Hunting Pants
MATCH THE COATS
Were $12.95 .Now
800
Ladies1 Wool Shirts & Jackets
Were $17.95 . Now low as
700
Wide range of styles, sizes and colors.
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Ph. 3-4401
E. A. Gardner
District Mgr.
SAN FRANCISCO 4
150 Sansome St.
Pier 40
SEATTLE 6
Pier, Ames Ter.
3200 26th Ave„ S.W.
FAIRBANKS
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Dist. Freight Agt.
Pioneer Hotel
PORTLAND 4
Pier. Columbia
Basin Terminals
706 Lewis Bldg.
Beacon 7301
SEWARD
ARR Freight Depot
Main 164
Captain T. Bie
Operating Mgr.
Modern Coastwise Steamship 1 ransportatton
Ross E. Kimball
Democratic Candidate
FOR
Commissioner of Labor
He asked his opponent to meet him on radio for a
debate. His opponent refused.
If Henry can't fight for himself, HOW can he fight
for YOU?
Will inspect your working place personally.
Will staff the Department of Labor with qualified
advisors, not political proteges.
The absentee owner will be represented in Juneau
at your expense.
So make Your Absentee Ballot represent You
SEE OR WRITE U. S. COMMISSIONER ABOUT ABSENTEE
BALLOT ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 6. 1950.
VOTE KIMBALL!