VOL: X
McCarthy, alaska, Saturday,
Apr. 1J27.
ALASKA GAME COMMISSION
AFTER LIVE GOATS
In carrying out tin* pmvi
sions of the stocking plan ndoped
by the last legislature, the Alaska
Game Commission desires to
obtain a, number o! live mountain
goats.
They request that parties
who are interested in supplying
either young or adult goats;
communicate* with them and
state the lowest price at which!
they will deliver live, uninjured:
goats, properly crated, at a1
shipping point in Southeastern'
Alaska. They state, however,
that they will not accept animals
from persons who have not first i
made arrangements with the;
Commission for premission loj
engage in such capture
KENNECOTT ADVERTISED
In a recent issue ol‘ the'
Juneau Empire ;ippeared a pic—
tureoi President and Mrs Cool —
idge mm ing from the White House
while repairs were being made
*m that "tructure. Mrs. Cool idge j
ca rried a dock and President j
Coolidgc was leading a dog. -The i
interesting feature about the pic
ture was that the clock Mrs Cool
idge was carrying was one pre
sented ?o the President hy IT. S.
Attormw Coppernoil It is fashion
«‘d from copper glance from the
famous Bonanza mine at Kenne—
cott.
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OFFICERS AND INMATES
OF S< )LDIEKS' i h )ME A BE
making uqu >11 charge
Lansing, Mich.: Charges that
officers md inmate*', ul the Micii
igaii soldi* rs home at Grand
Rapids regularly mule and drank
liquor, were before Gov. Fred \V.
Green in a report prepared by
Kit Ft Clard.v, assistant attorney
general.
alaska game commission
The Alaska. Game Comm
announces lhat.il recently i e—
ceived telegraphic advices from
Alaska Game Warden Oddie Hall
sou of Hethel, who is operating
on the Kuskokwim Hivardrain
age, :o the effect that lie recently
tiled a case before U. S. Comm
issioncr Hoffman at Nana mute
against Agnetty Wasilli, a native,
of Stoney River, far possession!
of illegally killed beaver skins, aim
unprime mink, red fox ami lynx
skins. A fine of &L\") was imposed
and presumably the skins note
forfeited, although details ire
lacking.
Warden Hal Ison also to :
ports aca.se against Joseph Young i
of George town for possessing!
11 illegally killed beaver skins.
This case was filed before U. S.
Commissioner Hoffman at Nap —
amute who imposed a fine of $25
and presumably these skins were
also confisc ated although defiu—
ite information is lacking.
HEALTH EXAMINATION FOR
ALASKA CANNERY
EMPLOYEES
Seattle: L. D. Ericks, Pacific
Northwest Chief of the United
State* Public Health Service, has j
announced that health examina
tions ami vaccinations of cannery
emj>loyoes enroute to Alaska will
be continued in the same manner
inaugurated last year. This is at
the request ol' Dr. Harry C. Do
Vighne, of Juneau, Alaskan Hea.
1th Commission.
STUDENTS MAY STRIKE:
EVOLUTE >N CHIEF CAUSE
Siiavviirr. Okla: A students'
strike looms at the Oklahoma
Ba ptist University as the leaders
have petioned the trustees re
quesling a hearing for defence of
tliree professors dismissed for
teaching evolution.
WH.\T ANCHORAGE WANTS
V;i!' !ez Mi nr r
Anchorage des: res th** leg
islature to npnropriate S200.000
lot a si automobile road for fir1
pleasure ol its citizens. $lo,000
lor an airplane landing; field and
$10,000 to stock tin* neighboring
streams and lakes with fish. That
is about one quarter of thr cash
in «h*> trrritorial treasury. It
might savr t ho legislature a lot
ol worry on how to dispose of
i bat million if they would turn it
all ovrr to Anchorage on condit -
ion that Anchor-age will not ask
loi a sprrial session of 'ho leg
is! it n rr ir'M year to appropriate
lor her bene! it any manrys that,
’nay •,r*jir i r : a ring V:.#* year
The VaUmz Minor forgot to
mention the SI 00,000 for the
Pioneer Home, and $10,200 ship
subsidy bill.
U. S. ARMY NOW GREATEST
HORSE BREEDER IN WORLD
Washington, — With recent)
purchases bringing its nunil>er j
ol’ stallions up to 510, the Uni tod
States Army now claims to be
the greatest horse breeder in
the world.
Major General Cheatham,
the quartermaster general, said
the stallions have produced
25,000 colts. The total value of
the colts has been placed at
$;->,714,0oo.
STUDENTS GULP MEALS
Chicago: — A Chicago doctor
says college students are gulp
ing down their meals in eight
minutes resulting in a higher
death rate at the university. A
half hour should be taken for
meals, he advises.
There is no force like the
force of habit.
I
CA ELOaD OF SHINGGEK
CONTAINS l/UM CACHE
i
Abbotsford. B. ( '.--Inspect
in^r a carload of shingles that
was on its way through here to
i P‘>inl ill I ho United States. W
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A l ion s, an oL't'ieiai • ► / the Rritish
Coinrnbia Electric railway disoov
erod that the car contained 800
hot-ties of whi.-Uy. The car is
being held here pending instnic
tions.
PKN s I ON Pa V* VJ ENTS A RE
NOT INTERFERED WITH
Washington, D. C.—The plan
worked out for payment of the
May and June pension payments
by Comptroller General McCarl
and Director Lord oT the budget,
will be put into effect by Presi
dent Coolidge. As a result pen
sion payments will not be interf
ered with between now and
Jul.v 1. when addition funds will
be available.
KENNECOTT MOVIES
Sunday April 10th
Blanche Sweet Lois Wilson
Ben Lyon
in
’Bluebeards Seven Wives”
Review Music
Reginald Denny
in
“What happened to Jones”
Fables News
SCHOOL ELECTION
A School Election will be
held in McCarthy, on Saturday
April )G.