LOCAL TOPICS
J. K. Green left Thursday on
a business trip to Seattle.
l ead advance*! to 4% cents
per pound th s week.
Mrs. Ralph Bezanson an!
son will leave M'onday for
Tacoma, where they expect to
reside permanently.
Charles Duke of Stewart re
turned Thursday from his
ranch on Queen Charlotte
Hand.
Mrs. O. F. Hill, proprietor of
the Hyder Drug Co., returned
Tuesday from a visit in Ketchi
kan.
The Hyder Lumber Company
saw mill has suspended opera
tions after filling up several de
pleted lines of lumber. Future
operations will depend upon
the demand for its products.
Nick Kristovich, Tombstone
Bay settler, and his son, Pat
rick, came to town Sunday in
their power boat, Scandia, and
remained twio days while se
curing supplies.
The Bureau of Public Roads
has resumed its local road
maintenance activities, with a
small number of men em
ployed.
In preparation for the in
stallation of a number of new
pilings under it? big wharf, the
Hyder Dock Company have
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200 E. Ontario. St Dept. N. Chicago
practically rebuilt their large
pile-driver during the past two
weeks.
Many Stewart residents are
highly enthused over the pros
pect that construction work on
the Canadian Northeastern
raidroad will soon be stalled by
the Consolidated Mining and
Smelting Company as a result
of the recenf extension of their
franchise for a completed line
from Stewart to Fort Grahaine,
near the Peace border, within
f:ve years. And the prices of
town lots an said to be going
up.
With vacation days only two
weeks away, pupils >o:f the Hy
der public school are making
extensive preparations for a
public entertainment which
will be presented at the close
of the term on May 16.
The feature of the presenta
tion will be a tuneful operetta
entitled “Spring Gl'ow,” in
which the scholars will be as
sisted by virtually all the tiny
tots of the town, thus making
it something of a community
affair and adding to dts popular
interest.
Owing to the limitations of j
the school house, the enter
tainment will he held in Pio-1
neer Hall, if arrangements can
be made.
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RADIO FLASHES
Railroad wage dispute set
tled Thursday. Resteratio?- of
21/2 per cent of wage cut to he
made July 1; 2per cent on
January 1, 1936; regaining 5
per rent or. April 1, 1935.
Senate investigating commit
tee decided Dr. Wirt failed to
substantiate his statement that
brain trusters are communiz
ing America.
Secretary ot' T:easury Mer
ge nthau pr .sorted t" Senate
Tmrsday f:*» i list of alleged
hoa'*:vs. Names of
Clene Tunney and F. A. Van
derlip, Jr., included with those
ot erher prorr'nent persons.
Dawson to Hold Ice Pool
Dawson will hold another ice
pool this spring, based upon
the break-up of the Yukon at
that point, according '?o replorts j
from the Yukon metropolis.
“Dope” For Local Economists
A reduction of 60 percent in
the working week of the dur
able goods industries would be
necessary to provide employ
ment for their six million un
employed workers, according
to an eastern statistician. '
A ten-hour week would be 1
necessary for the construction
industry, this expert says.
Retail food prices declined
four-tenths of one percent in
the twio-weeks period ending
March 27, according to U. S.
Department of Labor statistics.
All of which means?
WHEN IN STEWART.—
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PRIMARY ELECTION, APRIL 24, 1934
JOE GREEN
Of Hyder
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