THE NEW NATIVE
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
HYDABURG TRADING CO.
HYDABURG, ALASKA.
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Set up and printed by the ninth
and eight grade pupils:
Boyd Nakathla, Lena George.
Herbert George, Henry Duncan,
Gideon Duncan, Francis John.
David Prhnk Howard Frank.
Jones Yeltatzie Artist
Marius Hansome
Consulting Teacher.
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
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Safety Rules In Smoking
1. Watch the careless smok
er.notice where he throws
matches, cigars, and cigarett
es when he has finished with
them: stamp out any sparks
you may see.
2. Report all violation of
”No Smoking - rules and warn
People of the danger.
3. Give people special and
emphatic warning against
. the danger of smoking in bed.
4. Tell your friend that
smoking is harmful to child
ren as well as dangerous to
those adout them.
Population Increases
The first boy bom this year came
to Mr. and Mrs Sam Douglas Tuesday
Mar.2. Sam Douglas Jr. and mother
are well and happy. Sam is speeding
up on his new residence now.
I AM CARELESSNESS
The terrible accident- -re
ported elsewhere as the re
sult of playing with fire sug
gests the following quotation
by Roy K. Moulton:
I am more powerful com
bined armies of the world..
I am more deadly than bul
lets, and I have wrecked more
homes then the mightiest of
siege guns.
I steal in the United States
alone over $300,000,000 each
year.
I spare no one, and find my
victims among the rich and
poor alike, the young and old,
the strong and the weak; wid
ows and orphans know me.
I massacre thousands upon
thousands of wageearners in
a year.
I lurk in unseen places, and
do most of my work silently.
You are warned against me,
but you heed not.
I am relentless. I am every
where; in the home, on the
streets, in the factory, at rail
road crossings, and on thesea.
I bring sickness, degrada
tion and death, and yet few
seek to avoid me.
I destroy, crush and maim
I give nothing, but take all.
I am your worst enemy.
I AM CARELESSNESS,
The gas boat Bertha is receiving a
thoro renovation. Paul Morrison a
local b;at builder ,is doing the re
modelling. The Bertha is hardly re
cognizable, In her new form, she is
builc for use, viz seining.
More than half of the townpeopk^
have gone “minking.” “It’s a great
life”, said James Edenshaw, “just like
getting money from home.” James
brot a nice bunch of fresh herring o
ver. “When the traps are set” he re
lated, “Link and I go hunting or fish
ing while the women prepare some
thing good to eat.”
Judge Kogney came home with two
land otter and 18 minks. Judge is
past master of the art.
Louie Tom has ueen doing fine too.
Louie is a rustler and believe in the
gospel of “going ahead.”
Fichard and Joe Nix came home on
the Valder with 18 minks Joe
reporied, that nearly all of Dali
Island is covered with traps John
Beatty came in with his quota of
minks,
John and Nelson Wallace brot 28
on their last trip. Others stay out and
sell right on th,e grounds so we dont
know their catches.
The price is captivatating. Judge
sold two wolves for $20, each Besid^
that he will receive $15,each bounty
The price mimes has come up from
$6,00 to $12,00 in this place cash
in hand.
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There is one difficulty for the mink
seeker, all the good places are
trapped out, which fact, the minkers
say, will tend to keep prices up. ,
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Song Calendar for the week.
Sunday-”Perfect Day.”
Monday - ”0h It,s Nice to get up in
the Morning.”
Tuesday~”Help It on.”
Wednesday- ’’Memories.” ^
Thursday-” Where Do we go from
here Boys.”
Friday~”Till we meet again.”
Saturday~“Oh it’ lovely Roamin in
the Gloamin.”
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