ELEVATED TRAIN CRASH KILLS NINE
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Here It a view of the elevated railroad oraah at Chicago In which nine peraonewere killed and at leaat 65
Injured ao aeveraly they had to be given hoapital treatment. The apllntered, telaacoped coach wae rammed
i In the rear by an alt-ateet electric flyer, ahown at the left. Firemen hoiated laddera to the elevated atruo
L ture to carry out tha bodiaa of tha dead and raacua tha Injured. (Aaaoclated Preaa Photo)
Jellyfish Tossed Up
One explanation offered for the
upheaval of jellfish as seen along
Seward beaches is that an undeir
sea earthquake brought them to
the surface, something, it is re
called, has happened before.
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Opposes Civil Service
Stating he was attacking the
principle of the civil service as it
worked to harm Alaskans, rather
than accusing the internal terri
torial organization of corruption,
Representative Joe Green of Hy
der, recently explained his accu
sations at Douglas recently. “—
the practice of establishing new
government bureaus in Alaska,
such as Hugh Wade is now doing
under the Social Security Act,
and filling them with civil ser
vice workers from Outside, is to
my mind wrong.”
Some time ago approximately
$1,000 was stolen from the safe
of Sunde d'Evers, on which the
police have been working, with
no clues so far. It is claimed the
money was left in the safe by a
Ketchikan party for safekeeping.
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Dishes
Special Parties Anytime
(Next to the City Laundry)
FRANK MIYUACHI, Chef
Cavey’s Bakery
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Interesting Stems
About Alaskans
(Culled from Exchanges)
Served In Many Places
Andy Tyler, who was elected
to the post of Service officer of
Alford John Bradford Post No. 4,
American Legion, at Juneau,
came to Alaska in 1914 via Nome,
over to St. Michael, up the Yu
kon River to Fairbanks in the
steamboat General Jeff Davis.
He served in most every Signal
Corps station in the Interior be
tween 1914 and 1921. He was
married in Cordova to Miss Ern
stine Desilets, who was book
keeper for the old firm of Blum
O’Neill & Company in 1918. They
j have three sons, one born in Val
dez. Mrs. Tyler is an active
I member of the Legion Auxiliary.
Leaves Alaska
To make his home in Seattle,
Andrew (Dutchie) Martin, sailed
from Douglas recently for the
south with his daughter in law
Mrs. Jack Martin. Martin went
to Douglas in 1886, over 50 years
ago, and Alaska has been his
home port all that time. Martin
spent three years in the Yukon,
and also had a ranch on the
lower end of Douglas island. He
was janitor of the Douglas school
for 19 years and as an apprecia
tion the pupils presented him
with a fine radio. Born in Aus
tria, Martin came to America
when he was 25 years old. He
will be 75 years old December 23
Have to Pay
The cannery tender Redwood
was forcibly detained in Seward
by Deputy U. S. Marshal M. P.
Smith until two members of her
crew paid for a smashed window.
The ship was enroute from Bris
tol Bay to Seattle. The crew
went ashore and as a result of a
scuffle between two of them the
window in the door of Cameron’s
Cafe was broken. They refused
to pay for the damage until Mar
shal Smith took charge of the
boat.
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