TT"S KATABTT°TA VALLSY ^lOJJEER
PuLii oiied weekly ax
P airier , A Xaska
.Tack Allman, Editor and PublirSier
Subscription rate a if 2 *50 par year«
If hy mail add 7o& for dosta^e*
Advertising ratas uron roqrest.
3s:d ball teav to day-sop
If Elmer VJaugh coners around and
buttonholes 70u for a contribution
to send the Palmer hasshall team
to Bav/3on--glvs your smnorco
The 0aimer tear* is ore m on
Anchorage to date. If Anchorage <
does not nlay here Sunday it 7/ill
forfeit a game nabing Palmer two
u "> .
Anchorage is 00In.;:, no Dawson
to play for Discovery Day celebra
tion there August lr7,lP, 19. If
enough can to raised to send the
t eam 1t wi 11' me he a t-hie 5• *v*ay
series to do to mine the best team,
in the Northwest.
Waugh has almost half enough
now. Lot’s give them the boost
to rut them, over the too,
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PR)T0GRA?TJ3R FILK3
HATANU3KA COLONY
:t V.Tio said the Mahanuska project
would be a failure? In ny opinion
it is the greatest asset for Alas
ka since the Roi1 road. •’ says
Charles Brant, resident of Fair
banks , after making a Lour of the
ITaiiar.uska Valley. Ilr. Brant is an
employee of die Fairbanks Post
Office,
V/hilo here on. his vacation, he
took extensile movie films of the
so lory and. its activities.
Tl e tourists: open their eyes
when t.-.ay .arm peas, beans and 12
other vegetables at the commissary.
FIRS WARNING-l
The Fire Narshal washes to
again warn colonists to be extreme
ly careful in regard to burning of
brush insofar as the suianar has
been so cry that e situation exists
at *j re sort, demanding that all co
orerrth. with the fire warden and
regulations already in force to
control careless and negligent
setting cf fires. The: Territory
of Alaska has in force statutes
wit:: penalties attached for those
who cause damage or loss to an.-'*’ r
other’s property and violations of
Territorial statutes will be arose
cutad to the full extent of the
■ law.
In accordance with an order
from Col. ’^ostbreo:*:, an inspection
of homes will be conducted by fire
inspectors hack Allman and Father
Su 1 zman»
"'Fo sure that chirnn&2'‘s are well
constructed, stove nints secure,
fire ezoinguiskers in nlacc and
grounds surrounding hemes free
from dry grass, trash, or combust
ible materials,”* Father Sulzman
emohas1zed today.
CA"P 1C FIRE DE°.;j?TT/rETTT
ORC-h'TZED py FOPBY BURNS
. Bo1by Burns, Deputy fire warden,
assisted the beys at Cairo 10 in
organizing a fire department there
last week. Hr. Burns is an old
band, having served in the Salt.
Lake City, Utah Fire- Bent.
■'embers of the new organization
are: .?, Clans tad, A.Tr. Clark, Roy
Davis, Barney Evenson, E.C. Rjorn
gail/o. Lundgren, ”.C. Sjuith, B.F.
I'erriman, Frank }•:. Gagnon, Dean
Stanley. Stanley Cordell. Dubs are
Torn Hist-i / Vance Garrison and Xyle
Englrno,
The group expressed gratitude
to to V.C.F.D. for equipment loaner
ed then.