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JiVdatJUng School Program
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Third Annual Fa'r.
1. Songs by i3dh:)dl
2. Song
3. “a Speech”
3. *'^biJowiaoti’*
ft, Indication
6 Esthetic Dancd 5
7, Flower Songs
8. Lu!idby
P. “Grin”
10. Rending;
11. “Whispering H >pe”
12. “Thinking”
13. Coronet Solo
14. 4 And lie Did 1t”
15. Toast to I he Flag
16. SoxophotlD Solo
17. Mixed Quartette
18. Original Solo
lb. H iwaian f rio.
20. Ciarirtet Sold
21. Reading
22. Choir
23. Jazz Or'cHestra
Orat?-v« Black
Alma Mo ter.
Prim ary DelCf.
Alargaret Scowel
Intermediate
Albert Brown
' Primary diid Int.
Primary
Berth •> «fnd Nancy
CHariie Charles
Helen Hi<>Vi‘h
Lena <kDorothy
Paul Kogo.
Powell Chafles
Edward Ha rhill or
Blanche, Alabel
and Nancy
Albert Natkorg
Boyd, Ffflrtcis,
Hnfothy and Lena
John beatty
Boyd Nakathla.
Gideon Duncan
24. shadow Pictures
25. “There's a Land L32yo:ld The Mountains”
Woffltn’s Qlee
Club.
26. “America’s Creed’* Francis Jchn
27. Statues & Tadleaux
28. boys' Qlee Club
Lie flew Native;
Printing Cn.will meet
after the fair for per- ;
manent organization
and election of a board
of directors.
THE NEW NATIVE
Printing Company.
Hydaburg, Alaska.
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Hy da burg Trading Co.
Co-operative
Oen’l Mdse. & Lumber.
Hydabnrg, AksAa.
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Dan Nathlan took Ms
Sawmill gang last week
and constructed a
supstantial warehouse
16x30 on the end of
the new dock, *
Kl&Wock has enlarged
her town hall and we
all feel confident that a
good time awaits us.
The Mill is now cutting
for the new store and
warehouse.
ALFONSO
iTk; Alfonso Xl 11 is owned by
red Wallace. It bunt in Sun'Francis
uoata cost ol f-fjUo-. It lias a $0 H.P.
-c.riQhid engine with u speed of fl m.
.li. it hSi.ou lot cue vkmteFs Baj
Turnery during dufy.Auguit and Sep
tiillUCl. k has a Cb jaeuy of 11 tons
file Ci.i tt.in was Fred Waliaee the
ngineer Was Cnest<V .Thnuson. The
;um»ei’8't:ucelv:ilonos 0000. SoeSeye
! due, Lags ICjOu, Humps 15000.
! GLADYS
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The boat Giadyiis owitod by
James Edenso. He built her hilhsell
a a i >'.-i 11 f S ( 0. She holds tl tons.
Slie haa ti 12 lit He t ov. er Frist e
lu tunu .a a her &ned is 5 miles
i, notir. T .a iluiuoer of hie engine
s 12(5, aed tiie official number tii
t i>bo r is 2Hat summer the
j crew consisted bf James lEdensH
Jjamts rmiti a , hemy and Joh
| Domett. She fished in the waters a
oun i Louth Eastern Alaska for tin
jfcse Inlet cannery from the flfst o
\ugusi until the last part ot aepfern
;er.
seat on’s Cat h:
.Cohos 2S00
Sockeye 27C0 ,
Dog Salmon l LCOO
Humpback 22,400
TIDINGS
This gas boat is owned by L'ljre
Frank.lt is be ing repaired tbr trolling
purposes only. Mr.Frauk is installing
a 5 H.F Standard
PUBLIC WORK
IS ORGANIZED
Ylaynr -John Wallace
John Brovn
Fred Wallace
George Haldane
Fd. Sdott
Robti Hdenshaw and
Luke Frank met at the
Gov’t Residence to make
final plans for extending
the sidewalk beyond Bell’s
It Was decided to do the
| work l)y Volunteers with
| the Mayol'in charge. Upon
jcompletiort of tile Work
I tile Council decidedto give
j the people a party
Every owner of a
gas boat should have
printed letterheads
with the name of
the boat and
captain*
The New Native
can print your letter
heads and envelopes*
Good taste in printed
stationery gives Pres
tige in commercial
life.
RAVEN
AND
MOON
The. raven was the fi; ?t bird oil
edttli and the smartest: At first he
was as while as a SVan. Tired of jx r
petual darkness, he p aimed to get a
doptefl by the owner of the moon:
To adeomplish bis purpose he turned
inio a worm arid ipnipted into a bucnJ
et i f Water. A certain young woman
came out in the dark to drink from
the bucket pud unknowingly swal
lowed tae Wprni. Tui w mian became
pregnant aJC-1 gave birth to a White
: 0...
The parents kept the rrieon in a
big basket *G.-owing up to boyhood)
the raven fgade repeated inquiries of
nis mothfif b.s to the wHereabouts of
. he inoom Tne nf)taer said: “ You
oust be crazy to ask for the moon.’1
fnis made the raven cry ard cr;r)
until finally, Iris mother yielded open
ed one corner of the basket and gave
the moon to the IxJV, who played
ball with it.
til those olden times, people
lived In a community house with a
are in the middle of the house and
opening overhead that could be open
ed and shut- at will. Tire raven played
around the fire with the moon. On^
evening he prvailed on his mother
to enlarge the opening in the ceiling
so that he might fly out with the
moon. To this die consented, but
when the raven flew up, he got stuck
and the moon escape. Having started
a big fitch fire in the evening, the
smoke caused the raven to become
black. This was his punishment for
wanting to run away from his parent;
When he waS thoroly blackened)
they let him gu
After bis escape, he walked a
bout on the beach much perplexed
as to the disposition of the moon;
In a rtiood of anger he smashed the
modh on a sharp rock. The biggest
piece became the me t>.) in the sky
and all the thousands of little pieces
became twinkling stars.
Told by old Jim Spuhn;
Interpreted by Boyd Nakathla.
FOR SALE
Furnished House and
Lot cleared-Corner of
School and First St.
Terms: Cash $800.00
Garden Plot in Suck
wan Village: $20.00.
Apply to John Meyers,
Hydaburg,Alaska.
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