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IB, I.' . CL&mberl&jjn
Attorney and Counselor at
Law
iVicCarthy Alaska
DO YOU
i Fussy Lady • “Does your mother
know ^ ou smoke?"
Small Boy • “Does your husband
know you speak to strangv men
in the street?"
THE, MENACE
es Government behind us.
What we whnt is prosperity
in this Territory for natives and
whites alike. What we want in this
community is peace and friend
liness with justice and equality
to all. The Alaska Native Brother
hood, the American Legion, the
Presbytei bins, and the natives
and whites of other affiiations
hive on many occasions stood
shoulder to shoulder to show th
eir patriotism and their respect
for the Govern mentof this Nation
But you have come in our midst,
William Haul, and trampled on
the flag and institutions of the
United States. You have slander
ed the citizens and organizations
of this community. You have in
stilled the hate of Cain in t ie
hearts of your native hrethern.
Take heed William Caul that the
mailed fists you ha\e succeeded
in raising do not turn ag.<in>t you
and if through ;»our false bland
i si i men Is some of yo < r misguided
people l'ollow you to ultimate rilin
then you have more than your
self to answer for. We want peace
ljut if we must have the fight you
are so loudly crying for. you will
j not find us hesitating. We will
| maintiin the integrity of our
! Government and its institutions
at whatever cost.
A keyboard like that of a
j piano is used to play a violin in a
; new musical instrument.
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Entered a* second class matter .septem
ber 17th, 1918. at the l ost Office, a
McCarthy. Alaska, under 11 t Act r>
March M. 1879.
Flo Malehorn Editor
M. Snyder Circulation Manairor
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Saturday. Dec. -5, 1926
FLASHES FROM LIFE
New York: Palmer 0. Hayden, 88
negro, born in Widewater, Va..
cleans houses and washes wind
ows to make,a living. For fun he
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dabbles in oil colors, paints coast
■ and river scenes in a studio he
has fitted up in his home. Now he
has received first prize of $400
and a gold medal for outstanding
work done by negroes during
i the last year.
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Gi a am da’s best dressers are
adopting American patent leath
i er shoes.
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