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Published monthly by the Un.ilakieet
^ KSUIMO SCHOOL
U..aiakleet ALska
I'iVd de^ri-es below (he circle
On Beri";;'s n:s*s'eil shore
Where the wtmmir of ihv. river
Meets the 1 >1111>.v’> ■. etisrlc- r.or.
K. lvVan Ness 1 Cell tor
T.wentv Fi”e Cents per vnr
i\ a EDI TOXIA I. A N D C<>M M K N T (j o
THAT WOLF
Mtx *h d ’. ti ige is being (’one in the
herds this f ill by the wo’ves Cn.pt ur
i g him’s ■1 (*f so much \ question of
the make of gu t y»»:i use or the Pup
you set or the plotting you do,hut it
depends 1 irgely upon the dollars am!
cents Several have signed their
n imes.to a p ihli' sib swaption now
hanging in the store, to give one (’o!
lar to the one who brings down Mr.
wolf. If we were co itemplaliug tak
i ;g the trail after the intruder we
would first like to know who has the
fund subscribed We presume that it
is not in the bauds of any ore. but
ot>e ihearted raid interested ones
set their name on the piper 1.erau«e
they li tve deer to protect a: d n■ e wil
ling to fork over n her. tl e wolf is a
de id one;tt may he others felt a desk e
to practice peutinnsbip feeling quite
co ifr.’e it Hie wolf would* co ltinne
his business uninterrupted.Now let
ns get down to brass tacks.
In the first place there should be a
planking down of solid cash by tbe
reindeer men.
This should be i:i tbe hands of some
responsible person who is governed
by those subscribing the cash. A I it /
e. al rew ird should be given for each
wolf hilled. ..ikely a number would
be glad to hunt the wolf when
thev know that there is a titut! set
a si'4 a for Mn» one who succeeds i:i
catch tug him. It neunsa gooddeal
to strike out over the mountains ami
hunt tor the cunning reindeer thief,
and no one will do it for a song. I>nt
we believe a ieul wolf hunt would be
the "esol4 h" we rt fo’vduf!ou
tor it, and that foundation. wethink,
should be dollars and cents m the
h inds of a responsible party.
M,V\M1"S CO \T T X( V
'Phe state of Montana leadsall other
stages of the nation, and ia nil
nations, of ]>rotni: enre. by se: di. *4
Te lunette Kavkin to Co: guess.
Miss I< uiki.u has spent yeirs in the
fight tor prohibit ion and it isonadrv
platform on which she eaters 1 hehalCs
of Congress She w tshni on a r.r c h
in Mo :t ru, (our e : di mge does 1 nt
sty when) educate'* in ti>e j>t*jilio
school and afterward graduated from
the U liversity of Montana and the
New York School of I'liilmithnn \.
Her vast experience i.i govern
mental arf li >s will doubtless nr ke
her the leadi 1 g fun re i i vit’Onnl
prohibition, s i .‘frige and si.ni: ir re
forms.
i IO A’ TO MAKK t) R Y YK \ S p
We have tried the foilowi g and
find it nio-e economical and far mn e
c > ive lientmnd as s itisfactory wlieu
it comes to making bread :;s the li
(piid yeast. " I'ooao handful of Imps
add one quart of water, at.cl boil ten
minutes, and strain off the water.
S-aid one pint of flour and mix wi-h
this liquor. When it is almost cold,
stir in one h ilf cup of yeast l«q s*nud