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Caribou Walk On
The Streets Of
City Chatanika
And this is no “fish or bear story.”
December 7th, a herd of Caribou
paraded the streets of Chatanika and
later on in the afternoon a brush
fire occurred. Here in Fairbanks
the pussy willows are in bloom,
water is running in Chena river,
and local aviators arae changing
their planes back from skiis to
wheels. And a lady phoned the
News-Miner office this morning and
said she was sure she heard the
buzzing of mosquitoes, in fact, she
said she saw quite a bunch of them
all in a flock together. We immed
iately put our “specialists” and
“brain trust” tp work, and they re
port the flock of mosquitoes and the
buzzing was only “Mr. Stork” hov
ering over our city.—Fairbanks
News-Miner, of Dec. 8th.
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Pair Of Bandits
Rob Cold Dredge
Marysville, Calif.j
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SACRAMENTO, California.—A
bandit pair held up the crew of a
gold dredge near Marysville and
escaped with between $1,400 and
$1,600 in gold late Thursday, arid
made their getaway
The men robbed the crew of dredge
18 of the Yuba Consolidated Gold
Company.
Clarence Darrow
Says Huey Long
Is Able Citizen
WEST POINT Conn.—Huey Long
is a “pretty able citizen” in the opin
ion of Clarence Darrow, noted liber
al attorney, and regardless-rof his
manifest movements toward com
plete dictatorship of Lousiana, “al
ways appears to have been on the
side of the people ”
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City Of Cordova
Has Its Lemons
In Fall Of Year
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lt would be har'd to convince
those uninformed who continue to
refer to Alaska as the frozen north
that a crop of lemons is about to be
gathered in Cordova. Nevertheless,
the fact continues to remain strang
er than fiction, and Mrs. Link Wain
is about to make another lemon
pie from a home grown fruit, says
the Cordova Times. This . lefnon
tree which never fails to attract at
tention of those who pass the win
dow of the Wain home is outdoing
itself this year, a profusion of blos
soms earlier in the year indicated
a record crop, but little did its own
er suspect that an even half dozen
of the citrus fruit would be her re
ward this year.
One lemon matured unusually
early and has already been picked
and done its bit toward furnishing
the table with choice desert. Five
more lemons adorn the tree in var
ious stages of developrhent. One
exceptionally ambitious lemon has
assumed proportions about three
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times the size of the ordinary var
iety and is mistaken by the careless
observer for a grapefruit. This will
soon be consigned to the kitchen,
says, Mrs. Wain, who judges it
should make about three average
sized pies. The last lemon she pick
ed provided a full cup of juice.
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King Startles His
His Subjects By
Wheeling A Baby
SOFIA, Bulgaria—King Boris III
of Bulgaria, who likes to pilot loco
motivesL around curves in the moun
tains, startled subjects in Sofia re
cently by wheeling a baby carriage
thruogh the streets of the capital
He was taking his daughter Prin
cess Marie Louise for an outing.
The King, who is 40 years old, and
Queen Giovanna, now 27 years, the
3rd daughter of the King and Queen
of Italy, were maried in 1930. Their
only child is Princess Marie Louise,
who was born January 13, 1933.
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S. S. VICTORIA .... JANUARY 7
The Boat Train leaves Fairbanks for Seward for
each scheduled sailing of Alaska Steamship Cor
ships the day before departure from Seward for ^
Seattle.
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Jas. P. Daly, Agent.
General Agents for The Pacific Steamship Lines
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