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iy K’AL TOPICS
Stewart has a miniature golf
course that is proving very
popular with residents.
Dr. James Robinson of Pre
mier, left Thursday on a visit
to Alberta.
M.R.McPherson of tho Pre
mier staff returned Thursday
from a visit in the south.
Dr. J. T. Steele arrived Mon
day from Vancouver to relieve
Dr. Robinson, Premier mine
physician, while the latter is on
his vacation.
L. W. Turoff, supervising en
gineer of the Bureau of Public
Roeds, left Thursday f o 1
Ketchikan accompanied by his
family after spending the sum
mer in the district on the local
road construction work of the
Bureau. From Ketchikan Mr
Tiiroff*will return to his head
quarters in Juneau and Mrs.
Turoff and baby will proceed
to the States for a visit.
The sad news of the death o!
her mother, Mrs. Mary R
Charles, of Bellingham, Wn.
was received last Saturday b\
Mrs. H. Evans.
If Laying cr celling mining or
oil decks, see Blanton. Orders
promptly executed.
Tom Dodd, , former loca:
business man, is now in Kana
tak, in the Cold Bay district oi
Alaska, and plans to spend the
winter in that section, accord
ing to letters received fron
him by local friends. Mr
Dodd was formerly in busines
n Kanatak during the oil boon
in that locality and still poss
esses considerable property
there.
As reported earlier in there
columns, Mr. Dodd sufferec
the loss of a foot as a result o
gangrenous infection shorth
after leaving Hyder last spring
but his indomitable spirit stil
keeps him active in spite of ad
vanced years and physical dis
abilities. Tom is a fine exam
pie of the old pioneers of the
Northland, of whom, unfort
unately, but few now remain.
Ndw Books At Libravy
The following new book:
were received at the Public Li
biary during the past week.
Lantern in Her Hand, Aldrich
Aiigel Pavement, Priestlj
Exit. Harold Bell Wrigh,
Murder at High-Tide, Boot!
Last Full Measure, Morrow
The Black Camel, E. D. Vigor.
The Laughing Boy, La Farge ,
The Door, Mary R. Rinehart I
Shepherd of Quadaloupe, Grey |
Mary Yorke, Kathleen Norris.
Rev. H. R. Gross, librarian, 1
informs the Herald that an ad
ditional list of new books will
be available shortly, in con
formity to a recently adopted
plan to purchase a certain
number of new books each
month.
WHAT’S ON at the SHOW?
“The Bellamy Trial,’’ an ab
sorbing mystery tale based on
the famous novel by Frances N.
Hart, will lead the bill at the
picture show Sunday evening.
The cast is practically all- j
star and is headed by Beatrice
Joy and Betty Bronson. The
comedy will be “Thundering
Toupees,’’ and is a riot of fun.
There will also be an interest
ing Odddity showing strange
scenes in other lands.
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Mining and oil stocks listed
daily at Blanton’s Northen Poo!
Hall
Karnes fcr Commissioner
Herald Readers:
Since it is impossible for me to
meet all the readers of this
paper personally, I am taking ;
this means of informing you of
my qualifications for the posit
ion of Commissioner of Edu
cation for the Territory of
Alaska, which position I am
seeking at the general election
on November 4th.
I am a college and university
graduate, having studied an1
equivalent of two years beyond
the requirements for the A. B.
degree. During these two years
of post-graduate study, I spec- ■
nlized in the field of school ad
ministration, and covered ev
ery phase of the work.
I have had seventeen years
experience in school work, con
sisting of experience as a rural
school teacher, high school i
teacher, high school principal,
grade supervisor, and city sup-!
erintendent.
With the special training not- j
ed above, I am sure that I am
adequately qualified for the
position, and if elected, will
give the Territory an adminis- j
(ration of its schools that will
be in keeping with the best
oractices of the times.
You will find my name on
he Democratic ticket.
Very Truly Yours,
Anthony E. Karnes,
Superintendent of Schools.
Ketchikan, Alaska. I
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