If we Don’t Suit
Tell US
“The Silver Dollar”
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Card Tables
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DAN SUTHERLAND
CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
AS DELEGATE TO CONGRESS ADVT.
SCHOOL NOTES
Language
Verna Wills
1 rook a trip in a passenger
bnl.o.m to Washington City. In
side of the balloon was gas that
w.is lighter than air.
When 1 ai lived I saw the
Capitol, f \v< nt in it and L saw
the Lvot inula ol' * he Capitol. There
were Statues around i;. The
Capitol was mane ol in a role and
the statues too. Alter awhile
1 went to tne Wnile House. It
is surrounded wim grass, pretty
.'lowers, and trees When l went
in 1 mivv the President and his
wile. 1 went to the library and
saw ail the orient writings of
people The fust room was the
silting room, I ii »d big tall ferns
m some vases slan ;mg on the
floor.
1 wenl f i oni there to see
George Washington’s memorial.
There was a flag in the memor
ial hall. From his monument I
saw the Potomac River showing
east Potomac Park.
At the park there were all
different kinds of animals, but
I
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
F. A. HANSEN Supt. 0. F. PUGH. Agent
SCennecott Laundry
-McCarfluy Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
“The McCarthy Club”
CARD TABLKS
CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat—Clean— Newly Furnished — Rooms
For All Guests. Charley Chong Prop
Pastime Cigar Store
LA RGE ASSORTMENT OF
CANDIES
SOFT DRIKS
CIGARS
CIGARETTES
and
TOBACCOS
Jack Schultz
Proprietor
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most interesting thing was the
CapitoJ.
Bud Seltenreich
I went on a trip in a dirig
ible over the state of Washing
ton. The dirigible I rode in will
hold about 250 people. It carries
mail and passengers. This dirig.
lble holds gas lighter than air.
1 started from Sand Point
| in Seattle, Washington. We went
1 up in the air about 4,000 ft.
Then we went to Wenatchee,
| When we got there we sawr
! apple orchards there. We unload
ed mail there.
Then we went on to Yakima.
We saw many orchards there
too. A few people got off there
to pick apples.
Then we left Y"akima and
went to Castle Rock. There we
stopped for an hour. I got off
there and saw a coal mine. 1
saw the big engines sack the
coa-J. The workmen had gas
masks on. They had a tunnel
about a mile long.
Then we went to Olympia.
There we saw the Capitol build
ing. We unloaded mail there.
Then vve went to Spokane and
from there we went to Belling
ham. There we stopped and we
saw that it was a logging town.
We saw many big trees. Soon
we went to Mt. Baker, turned
around, and came back to Seattle
and I went back to Alaska.
Mother: I’m ashamed of you!
The note from your teacher says
you are last in a class of thirty.
Son: Well, it could be worse.
Mother: How?
Son: The class could be bigger.