LOCALS
AND
PERSONALS
Ben Duncan is the sec
ond owner of a powerdrag
saw.
Dr. Figgins and wife
have moved to Craig.
Paul kojney, Judge is
here to get his share of the
melon.
Mr. N ithtan is glad to
hearthat a shingle mill F
coming, ’’Hydaburgneed;
mnny shingles,” he said.
The last word from Mr.
Lopp stated that Cloud}
was giving his personal
attention to many good
buys for H.T.Co including
an electric light plant.
Jas. Edensoand Walter
Frank tried out their new
portable power drag saw.
They cut a big log in two
hours. James said therein
no perspiration connected
with sawing wood now.
In fact, one needs a mack
inawto keep from freezing
The town is to be con
gratulated on its public
spirit in turning out to
complete second street.
H.T.Co. will now connect
the new dock with the
town. Then we can take a
good walk and meet the
boats in safety.
Mr.& Mrs. Earl Forrest,
gov’t, teacher at Wain
wright, have come out to
take some special studies
at Bellingham Normal.
They intend to return to
the service.
Just as we returned from the Fair
the Redondo made a majestic land
ing at our new dock. The natives
were very glad to see the big boat.
The whole town went out to look
her over.
Captain Flynn said: "You have a
splendid does and receiving ware
house now. No trouble at all to call
here.” Thank you ”Cap.” Next time
you come you'll fine a broad,planked
street connecting the dock with the
town. The many friends of Captain
Flynn were pleased to shake his
hand again.
Mrs. Chas. Newton of Kake is the
first native woman who appeared on
a public platform to speak. Her sin
cerity anti progressive ideas were a
surprising treat to the audience.
KLAWOCK IS GEN
IAL HOST TO VIS
11ING NATIVES.
Big Banquet in Town Hall
Seated at a large well
spread table with every
thing served up in grand
style, the reporter thot
he had suddenly been
transported to^he dining
room of Hotel Seattle.
Here neatly gowned native
girls flitted about from ta
ble to Kitchen ministering
to the goodly appetites of
their guests.
ED. MARSDEN
MAYOR ANNESKIT
GIVES WELCOME
Mayor Annesklt of Kla
wock sounded the keynote
of good felloYvship in his
address of welcome which
was appreciated by all.
Mr. Marsden, in rising to
convey the feelings of the
MayorofMetlakatla, beg
ged pardon for his enforced
brevity owing to his gen
erous indulgence in the
feast. Mr. Wm’s, Mayor
John Wallaceof liydaburg
Judge De Witte of kake
and Mr. Newton of kake
also made fine speeches of
greetings.
“THE NEW CITIZEN”
Chief Lopp closed the convention
with a patriotic appeal for an enlight
ened citizenship whose goal should
be: "Protection of ourselves and fam
ly, and give effective help to all man
kind striving to attain the noble life
He urged the importaDge of educa
tion as the medium thru which to at
tain the new citizenship. Other agen
cieslOOper cent schools chautauqu
as, fairs, organization for universal
brotherhoob. one language, citizen
ship papers patiotisra, health, reli
gious work, high standards of honor
and faith in the motto; “ In God we
trust.
RLAWOCK NOTES
Mr. liibbs deserves great
credit for his school boys
band.
‘The banner Qjf Welcome
cheered our hearts at once.
Priend Thaddeus pro
duced some strong and
pleasing music with his
band.
Mr. Demmert ofKIa
wack is building n 70 foot
boat for Koosk at k a ke.
The latter will install a
30 h.P. Standard: 'I ht
boat will cost $7000.
Qeorge Demmert said
the co-operative store did
a big business during the
Hal;*. It will make the
melon swell anyhow.
Who’s without stock yet?
THE NEW NATIVE -
PRINTING CO.
The New Native Printfng Co. was
organized permanently March 17
Slock Certificates are b ang printed
each share will cost $ 1.00. This low
amount will enlist many young peo
ple in the Company, Tiie idea is to
keep the control In the hands of the
young people, so that they will gain
real experience before participating
in the larger field,of the Hydaburg
Trading Co. Below are the names
of the young men, who with the con
sulting Teacher took the initiative in
the venture.
Board of Directors: r
Boyd Nakathla
Gideon Duncan
Howard Frank
-- Henry Duncan
Francis John
Officials:
Boyd Nakathla, President
Howard Frank, Secretary
Henry Duncan, Business Mgr.
Marius T. Hansome.
Consulting Teacher
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