LOCALS
■ Sup*t Hawkesworth addressed the
natives on Tuesday evening in the
town hall. His subject was "Progress.”
He said that wherever natives estab
lished business enterprises and in
dustries along with church progress
has resulted. Faith, alone, he said,
is illusive, but faith joined with hard
work and determination, will finally
advance the status of alL
The natives chuckled the other day
when the Commodore beat the fast
boat Nokomis by taking canoe pass*
a short cut unknown to the Nokomis
Louis Wolfe chartered the Commo
dore while Ik. Simpson, a friendly
competitor, tried to make Hydaburg
from Craig ahead of Louis.
The sixth annual conveniton of the
Alaska Native Brotherhood adjourn
ed Nov. 15 in Sitka.
The steamship Santa Ana came
Saturday a load of cargo for the co
operative store. From here she went
to Waterfall to load canned salmon.
The village of Kake is forging a
head into the industrial limelight
A complete sawmill has been or
dered and will be installed this win
ter. The motive power will be sup
plied by a Diesel engine.
The Rainbow in Friday Mr. Colli
son and his family are back again to
spend the winter.
Mr. David Morse and son started
on a tour to Port Simpson B. C.
where they will visit Mends for a
month’s time.
Captain Naud of the Murre was a
guest at the teachers’ cottage Teus
day evening.
“Wind" wrote a little boy in his
composition at school, “is air when
it gets in a hurry.”
THINKING.
If you think you are beaten,yon are
If you think you dare not, you don’t
If you’d like to win, but you think
you can’t It’s almost a cinch you
won’t If you think you’ll lose, you’re
lost. For <Mit of the world we find
success begins with a fellow’s will,
It’s all in the state erf mind.
If you think you're outclassed, you
are; You’ve got to think high to rise.
Yem.ve got to besure of yourself be
fore you can ever win a prize.
Life’s battles don’t always go
To the stronger or faster man;
But soon or late the man who wins,
Is the man who thinks he caa
A Line on Solomon.—1“How did
Solomon get his great reputation for
wisdom?” queried Mr Meek ton’ wife
“Oh* I am sure, Henrietta, it was
not throngt anything he thought up
for himself. You know he had a great
many wives and he probably listened
carefully to all their advice.”—The
Watchman Examiner (Philadelphia)
We have both the lemon and the
squeezer. You will need both to make
lemon pie.
Hydaburg Trading Co.
Hydaburg Alaska
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After the Storm
Wednesday night there was a big
storm. All the boat owners were
busy during the night, The Flora
had four anchors out but they began
draging and she was lost in the
darkness. Early next morning Dan
Nathan took his boat Seabird and
went out to look for her. He found
her stranded at the head of the bay
with two planks broken and filled
with water.
A large pile of lumber blew over
and considerable of it drifted away.
Several men crawled on their
hands and kneet out on the new
dock to look after the freight
The framework of the new store
gave away in several places before
I the heavy gala
James George’s lean-to was lifted
up and in the morning he found it
in the garden ten feet away.
Mr. Howe’s two large bay windows
were blown out Many houses lost
their windows.
The electrical storm caused a
scare in some quarters.
In Life
Travel the deep-rut highways
And the world will say. ”O.K.,”
Stay with theav'rage-minded
And you’re friended every day.
Daily repeat the past deeds
And you’re ’’just a goo^ old souL”
But step with a bold stride outward
Pick out an untho’t goal;
The i you have hatefull curses «
| Piled on your luckless name.
| Tho the future claims a master,
! Today you are deep in shame.
| By Herbert George
What of tomorrow, i* :.n- v* iirlu
lion of today.
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