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THE NEW NATIVE
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Reporter?:
Fredrick George:
Gertrude ifatiiihon.
Paul Kogo. •
Harris Natkowgv
Art.
Jones Ifekatzie.
Typesetters:
Lena George
Dorothy Walkice
Henry Duncan
Gideon Duncan
Francis John
Howard Frank
Gilbert Chari-‘S
SUBCR1PT10N MGR.:
Gideon Duncan
ADVER1TSING MGR.J
Henry Duncan.
Assistant in Printing
Boyd Nakathia
Teacher Of Journalism
Marius T. Hansonie.
Alaska promises
to become a recog
nized factor in the
herring packing in
dustry. An appro
priation of $25,000
has been included
in the sundry civil
■ bill,for the purpose
of making a thoro
inspection and su
pervision, and the
interest, which de
veloped during the
war,bids fair to add
another important
acyunctto the pro
ductive resources
of the territory
west coast trade.
G. B. S[HAW
DEPINES
GENTLEMAN
♦
The Rev. William
Ralph Inge, dean St.
Paul’s, devoted a
large part of a
speech the other
day to an swering
the question,
“What is an Eng
lish gentleman?”
He quoted Ber
nard Shaw as say
ing; “A gentleman
is a man who tries
i
not to take out of |
life more than he I
I puts in it." “That.”:
isaid the dean, “is a
revolutionary defi
nition but it is !
strictly true to
what at heart we all!
I
| feel to be the char
acter of a gentle- j
; man, and it is a say
ling which cannot
be rubbed in too vig
orously in training
the young gentle
man.
“According to the
English school of thot,
the usual qualities of a
gentleman are truthful
ness, courage, justice
and fair play, the abhor
rence of meanness and
'crooked dealing, and re
spect for the personality
of human being as such.”
\ For the convenience of
jour people a new account
has been added to our book
viz. a savings bank ac
count. This will enable in
dustrious and frugal na
tives to deposit their sav
ings at home, and, make
with drawals when needed
in less time than the cum
| bersome method of wait
ing for returns from Se
attle.
Don’t wait for things to
turn up.Go and turn ’em
up yourself.
SAVINGS BANK IS
NEW FEATURE
OF H.T.CO.
We hope that
every boy and gii
eight years of age
and over will carr;
a bank book with s
small deposit,draw
ing a nominal inte:
We learn to do by
doing”
is an old saying.The wa^
for the native children
to learn the practices
of ordinary commercial
life is to participate in
themXarryinga Saving!
account right* at home
will have an education*
al effect.
The Department of
the interior has organ
ized a new division cal
led :
'Educational Extension'
By getting our elec
tric plant installed and
a stereoptican machine,
we can avail ourselves
of the film service
which is a part of the
new division. Hundreds
of films and slides can
be had for the asking.
Let us take advantage
of this educational op
portunity.
ARE YOU EDUCATED?
Dr. Butler Says:
These five character
istics I offer as evidences
of an education: correct
ness and precision in the
use of themother tongue
refined and gentle man
ners, which are the ex
pression of fixed habits
of thought and action;
the power and habit of
reflection; the power of
groth; and efficiency, or
the power to do.
LOC AL S
Mrs. Webb has organiz
id a First Aid class which
neets at the Manse every
hursday evening. The
im of the course is to im
art the principles of san.
tation,prevention and in*
:elligent motherhood.
Under the initiative of
rtrs. Webb, the First aid
0
dass gave an afternoon
»ffee party at the school
louse. ($20.40) were resi
ded from the sale of cof
ee and cake donated by
:he women of the town.
Phis money will be added
:o the hospital fund.
Billie Chuck came down
with the club hoys and
5375.00 worth of lumber
with him. Klawock is en
larging their hail. Come
igain Billie . Thank you.
“ Miss Zerfey is some
cook.’’That’s what Hel
wig , tiawkesworth and
tlansome pronounced aft
er their big dinner at the
Manse.
Mrs Mary Kanown, the
mother of Mrs.Alex Peple
died Thursday Feb. 20 of
old age. She was very kind
to all who took recogni
tion of her.
Rev. Dr. Condit, Pres
byterian fiejd missionary
was a guest at the manse
last week. On Sunday
morning he delivered an
address in the new church
building that was appre- .
dated by all. Mo will be ab
sent from the fair.
Jack Peratovicb, Dan
Canoand BillieChuck sent
usasmall orderfor hi in ber.
We are glad to scare ed
itorially to the various ex
change editors, that this
issue of Tne New Native
contains no misspelled
words. Spelling correctly
in composition work is
rather difficult for Native
pupils,thistime,however,
the printing class deter
mined to use the diction
ary diligently and avoid
the great number of
errors ip previous issues.
It takes pluck.
Announcement
The Presbytery of Aaa will meet
at Kake the 13t Tuesday in April said
Dr. Coudit.
If Adam had not lost his rib
there wouldn’t be such a dog-eat-dog
scramble for the “bones.”
World'* Eig Question.
tVhnt of tomorrow, Is I ho o.orlij , nos
tfon of tfidfjy.