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YAKUTAT
Most everything that cornea
near Yakutat, stops to pay us \
■»isit. The Old Flu got curious
t.xU also iwOk a notion to step
here. But with the flu came
Grim Death taking with him
Setuck George, Elma Sharda and
Mrs. Tillie McKinley. Setuck
George was probably the oldest
resident of this village. He is
survived by Billy George of Kla
(wock. Elma Sharda was daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shav
da. Mrs. McKinley is survived
by her husband here and a son
a id daughter at Katalla. She
will be sore y missed by both the
Salvation Army and the Alaska
Native Sisterhood,
j The Glacier Bugs of Mt. St.
j Elias and the A. N. B. basketball
I reams tangled on the 9th oi
April, pa.pt. Reese of the Alias
Glacier Bogs started right off
with his usual scoring attack
but was scon stepped by the
Friars guards. By this time, hi.s
running forward, Oscar Smith
put his monogram on the ball
and addressed it to the Friar’ri
basket and he just could not be
stopped. At the end of the half
the score was 31 to 10 in favor
of the Ft. Elias Glacier Bugs.
When the toss-up whistle for
he second half blew, the A. N.B
1-Friars were anything but bhie
Johnnie Bremner and Captain
Paul Henry began to chalk up
I.VKes right and left and in thi*
got the assistance of midget
• ward, Peter Milton. Poison
comes in small packages so M..t
was the small package that the
-ms just could’nt stop. He hit
the basket from the mid-center,
he hit it from the sides, any old
angle was good enough for t>-*
fidget Friar, just so long as if
was a chance to thiow at the
basket. Guards to the right
of him; guards to the left of
him; guards to the right of him
guards behind him still onward
tallied the Midget Pete Ml ion
Only a half minute to go and
the score 32 to 31 in favo - ol the
Brotherhood when Harry Jack
son .center, broke loose anti tip
ped in the winning score— 33 for
the Elias Bugs and 32 for the
Brotherhood Friars.
This is the first of a so «es of
games to be held in order that
the teams may stay in trim t j
meet any challenging team
which may come to Yakutat for
the convention.
Yakutat has a team which can
•make the best of S.E. Alaska’s
; earns get up and stretch to stay
in the lead and they are willing
to meet any team that thinks
differently.
All are welcome to our village.
A number of people already have
^ome and pie n to stay until the
invention. Those who plan to
rr-me for the summer’s fishing
i.ad best make arrangements for
Ccr gear and space on the rivers
Libby’s and New England bring
‘heir own crews from Seattle
and the Yakutaters are limited
to a certain number of skiffs and
ear. Last year a number of
fishermen had to leave here bl
ouse of lack of .room, gear and
equipment. Those who plan to
come may be. forewarned by
oublication of this announce
I nent.
Death comes to the home or
kings and to the lowly huts of
the poorest and sorrow in the
one is no greater than in the
other. Death came to the home
of our Mayor, D. S. Benson, and
took his little daughter away.
“The Lord giveth, and the Lord
t aketh away. Blessed be the
name of the Lord.”
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KLAWOCK
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.Nick Peratrovitch has been go
ing about with a very infectious
grin on his face. Yep, step up
and get a cigar, ’twas a boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dex
ter, a young principal for the
Klawock school was born at Ket
chikan Hospital. Grandpa Dex
ter at Golovin will be just as
proud of the little fellow as Dad
dy Dexter.
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HYDABURG
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One of the saddest tragedies
to take place here occurred last
week when the home of Alex
Peele was destroyed by fire with
death taking little two-year-old
; Myrtle Douglas. Mrs. Sam Doug
las had '' i st left the house when
the g o began to grow dim.
SylVcover r'ecie t.:ad,e,that nafp
Alex Douglas took the lamp to
, pump it up when it sprayed gas
oline all over the room and ig
nited. Sylvester Peele, ten year
, oid cousin, grabbed the baby
and ordered the others out thru
me kitchen door. It was locked,
but with babe under one arm
■ Sylvester managed to get the
' door open and all made a safe
get-away—save two year-oid
Myrtle who was left standing Dy
a writing desk. Patterson Eden
JiawT made his way into the
[burning house, crawling on his
1 ends and knees, groping hither
tnd yon, looking for the little
one. Almost suffocated by the
moke, badly scorched, he cam»
c ut of the blazing room with the
little one and first aid was im
mediately given. But she was
beyond all earthly aid and pars
ed. away, suffering intense tor
ures during the night.
The whole town turned out to
fight the fire and even the wo
men joined in the effort to save
foe wreck of a home but in vain.
Nothing but a few charred stick;
now mark what was the nice
home of Sam and Mrs. Douglas.
But the loss of which gives noc
the pain as the loss of the little
one, unscorched by the vicissi
tudes of life and with all to live
for.
Funeral services were held for
Myrtle Jeanette Douglas, Wed
nesday, April first in the Presby
terian Church. “Come not back
again to labor, Come not back
again to suffer, Where the fam
ine and the fever wear the heart
and waste the body. Soon rr.v
task will be comn’eted, Scon
mv task will be completed. Soon
your footsteps I will follow, To
the Islands of the Blessed, to
rhe Kingdom of Ponema, to the
Land of the Hereafter.”
“Tom, Tom, the Piper’s son.*'
so sings now Tom Nagle. Almost
Anri! Fool, too, by gum. The
little fellow came a calling or
the third of April and will stay
with his mother for. some timr
before Tom, Sr., gets him around
a filling machine
The Brotherhood and Sister -
hood Camrs of Hvdaburg gave a
social party for the Sam Doug
las family and Alex Peele. A
number of nice presents were
given Mr. Peele since all of hi'
nersonal effects were lost in ths
ffre.
KASAAN
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The annual meeting of the
Kasaan School Board was held
recently and Healy Jones was
elected for another term of three
years. The board members are
Robert Jones, Jnhus Frank and
Healy Jones. This is the only
nnincorporated Native village in
the First Division that has the
Territorial School system with
out any direction by the Indian
Bureau.
The Masset, B. C., visitors to
Klawock and Hydaburg, stopped
here on their return trip to Mas
' • et and spent four days with us
(The A N. S. and A. N. B. Camps
j gave a series of parties in the A.
N. B Hall to entertain them.
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KETCHIKAN
Rev. Edward Marsden, Rev
George J. Beck, Rev. Samuel O
Davis and S. S. Murchison left
for Sitka to attend the Pres
byterial sessions.
Dr. W. E. Peterson who has
been under medical care in the
General Hospital left for a
short visit in Seattle. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Peterson
and his daughter Mary Ellen.
J. E. Berg, manager for the
Marlyn Fish Co., and director
of the United Pacific Fisheries
has returned from a business
trip to the states* and plans to
make a visit to Petersburg soon.
Otto Sutter, manager of the
Fidalgo Island Company, has
returned and will commence
spring operations.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hudson are
receiving congratulations on.
the birth of a daughter Nola
Mllicent. Mr. Hudson is circu
lation manager of the Ketchi
kan Daily Tribune.
The Ketchikan’^ Firemen’d
Ball held last week was said t •
be one of the biggest affairs of
the year.
The Annette Island Packing
; Company contract with the
town of Metlakatla ends this
year and it is possible that the
contract will not be renewed.
Under terms of the contract, the
cannery becomes the property of
the people of Metlakatla. These
people have reaped a profitable
reward in tile form of taxes on
fish caught in traps on the is
land and from operation of the
cannery. The people of the is
land secure a higher tax rate
on the total pack than does the
territory from other canneries.
That is the Annette Island Co,
pays a tribute to Metlakatla in
the form of a tax on all salmon
caught plus the case tax. The
other canneries pay only the
case tax piuns basic trap tax.
New England Fish Co., started, j
libel suit against the gasboac!
Helen H., in the sum of $600 and j
after hearing the evidence in the
the case, the court rendered aj
decision for libellants in the
sum of six hundred dollars.
BEYOND IIIS REACH
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Abraham Lincoln was resting
with his managers in a hotel
lobby. As usual, the village dudes
had congregated there and one
bolder than the rest remarked:
“Mr. Lincoln, your speech was
good but there were some points
quite beyond my reach.”
The simple Lincoln looked up
and chuckled, “I'm sorry for you
T once had a deg that had the
same trouble with fleas.”
The double-minded man will
always play a double role in
conduct.
If you love to hear whining,
get a dog to do it for you.
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Sea Port Tomatoes
With Puree 3 cans, 25
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Italian Prunes 40‘50 Size
3-lbs 40c
Victor Mayonnaise’ Full Quart jar 75c
I Seaport Corn, 3 cans for 50c
Sea Port Peas, 3 cans for 50c
' Heinz Salad Cream, 7-oz bottle 25c
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Milanis Chicken Tamales 25c
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Reliance Solid Pack Tomatoes, 3 cans 65c
Darigold Butter 2-lb. for 75c
I Heinz Tomato Catsup, 2 large bottles 45c
Reliance Tomato Juice, 2 cans for 25c
Reliance Grape Fruit, 3-No. 1 tins 40c
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