T'TT';7 T'TTy"-, JOTT QTT •pj'*TT 'rQVg *( ’JJ7
JdCk Mo Cord and oMnny De Ciccc
are heeded.toward the NMrhberi Lightf
and the .treasures of MMs. d-* k.
_• veteran go Id-.-.seeker we .l ].• l-arr-ai *
; • :.x"" ..iglic1 ro the TV- r r lae r v ," s f Lgv.r ••
nc or. .Looking over a f vw bers on
,ho Mcyukrk* Me is unking' Mny alovr
,,o shoo it tiu how it1 s done.
fhe/'rc going into country where
rery few white-folks live, end .will
robably be gone for some time. Jack
:ook along some knick-knacks and_cal
ico to give to the Indians, and Jinn;
is not only hefting a No 1-sized :
jack, but also a bean of burning
-urfosity to see what. itTs ell* about
It’s all old stuff to Jack, but j
noiro-p e -hi rp.fi nf . i I,.
he’ll bet that the boys who
,;now Jimmy Tway bach in TT’Yawk villi'
•et sons highly interesting letters
been be cores-down again*
Good luck, you guys; nay you
strike it rich!
Li - X
'I GETS
GOAT
v'j; t r r ■pT'r t o
X XlA. «fOL-.u. >. >_
JctCk Fabyan, local v;e 11-digger
.nd inventor, says that he and the
hpanisii Kid don’t- want to see any
.ore goats for a while...
Frank Clark, Pa beer farmer, wante
one to give milk for his family, so
~ac-k cranked ud his Pattle-Tee, and
he and the Spanish kid pushed off
for Lee Eleckson’s a lace, at Kr.ik to
get one. < Theyhit blizzards and
drifts*going'and coning, and if Jack
hadn’t been coddling that shuddering
hic-aracha of his for the oast ten
sears, the drifts would have fixed
..heir clock.... As it was, the goat
ct sea-sick and fixed uo dace’s
expensive sheen sic in upholstery in a
• ■ i g way•
"Madre de Dio si” says Jack, ”No
..ore will I -o after a blamed goat -
inless she has, found her sea-legs,”
FOB THE HISTORICAL RECORD
When Manley Sweazey hung out his
shingle in the-window of Horten’s
Hotel.recently, he formally onened
the Kci^anuska" Valley ’ s - first Insur
ance office
CAN’T SEE THE WOODS FOR
THE TRESS
Fritz Herman of tract 43 says he
got a bang out of the conditions at
Jack Lund’s place, Jack ordered a
load of coal. When the driver cane
to deliver the coal, he couldn’t ge
close to Jack’s house because cf th
trees•
9
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or
CLAIRS LAKE RESORT
POPULAR RATES
11..LADIES FREE
RES SERVED
AIDWE3E private par
lor© oeople- - - - -
. u roe c-_-SATURDAY NTGF^S
•' ■'! T : OR C'TESTRA
HOPS LA I -UELITTEDa (
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ten or
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NORTHERN LIFE' "3-in-l" POLICIES ART
‘ACTED RY A MILLION DOLLARS IN NEG
OTIABLE SECURITIES DEPOSITED FOR THE
POLICY-HOLDERS PROTECTION '/ITS 'THE
iRLASURER OF TTJrE STATE OF VAST'TNGTOI
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HANLEY E. STEAZEY
C.L.U.
AT HI? PALI’- ER OFFICE
ROOF NUT-TER TTO-^ORTON’S HOTEL.
A'SRI CAN RAILWAY EXPRESS
AOITSY ORDER AND TRAVELERS CHEQUES
—AT THE NET PALTER • DEROT—
d_S1 ii- >Jo An son, Ag en t._
ROBERT* ‘CANNING KILLED
Robert Coming, employed at the
AtRiR. Ci sawmi 11 at Cairo Ten, was
accidentally killed this morning
when he attempted tc cross the. saw
rig to aid foreman Jeff Morley in
clocking the sneed of the saw.
Canning fell into the saw and
both his legs were, completely sev
ered at the bins. Death was almost
msuanoaneous.
Surviving him is a wife who is
at present, in Fairbanks. It is net
known if tierleaves any children.
Mr Sheely and Mr Irwin have at
tempted to contact Mrs Canning.
The remains are being held at
F aimer pending instructions as to
•their disposition.
Canning was thirty eight years
of age.
A meeting of a Coroner’s Jury in
the new Community EA11 resulted in
the rendering of a verdict of death
by accident.
Razzberries via Radio
The radio fiend in the Pioneer
office yodels that he wishes some
body Td figure a way of making long
Wave transmitters out of automobile
6 ignit ien systems, - When -he’s eopyii
short-wave code stations, all the
autos in Palmer seem to be slipping
him the bird.