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JUST ORDINARY BLACKMAIL
! Just before the vote on bonds ti
build a new school building at
i Wrangell in 1927, Commissioner of
Education Lester D. Henderson ia
1 fovmed the Wrangell voters that
; IF they did not vote for the bonds,
their school would be taken off the
accredited list of the University of
Washington.
He did not say that HE would do
that, but gave the impression that
it was up to him.
The bonds were defeated * because
I the people of Wrangell felt that
they could not take care of the ad
ditional burden.
Commissioner Henderson made
good his threat and Wrangell is no
longer an accredited school. Just
why a school may be accredited on
March 31st, 1927 and not accredited
on April 30th, 1927, may be plain
to Commissioner Henderson, but to
no one else.
THE BIG STICK AGAIN
It is not said that the teaching
at Wrangell is INFERIOR to Ket
chikan, merely that the school build
ing is not to the liking of Mr. Hen
derson.
So he writes again that Wrangell
can get on the accredited list if
the people of Wrangell submit to
the BIG STICK.
Following is a copy of the reply
received by the president of the P
T. A. of Wrangell:
Mr. E. A. Lindman,
Pres. Parent-Teacher Association.
Wrangell, Alaska.
Wrangell school plant does not
at present warrant accreditation
Suggest that committee from Pa
rent-Teacher Association meet with
city council and school board and
adopt statement of policy relative
to program of improvement which
the city intends to pursue during
the next two years which should
include construction of new school
building. This office will be pleas
t d to forward statement to Univers
ity with recommendation that high
school be reinstated on accredited
list pending carrying out of this
program.
HENDERSON.
‘{NOOK-SHI-YAHX EESH” GOES
ON VISIT TO GERMANY
Henry Moses, “Nookshi-yahn
Eesh,” pioneer fur buyer left Juneau
recently for a visit with a sister in
Germany he had not seen in 33
years. He expects to remain in
Germany for a month and will re
turn to the United States and will
visit relatives in the east.
AVHAT’S THE MATTER WITH
CORDOVA
Another severe earthquake rock
ed Cordova and vicinity on the morn
ing of June 21st. The temblor last
ed for a minute and a half.
Advertise in THE ALASKAN.
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We are offering Permanent Posi
tions to a few reliable men and wo
men, in which an excellent income
from side-earnings .even to PART
TIME workers acn be made. Durtng
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pointed over 518,000 agents who
supply our household necessity to
lur customers in every country in
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and have achieved Financial Inde
pendence. Increasing local de
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the Manager of our Appointment
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locality, etc.
Address ALPHEUS BANCROFT
WASHINGTON, D. C., (Attentior
, Clerk No. 1), 1438 U (You]
LACK OF ALASKA COOPERATION j
“The lack of cooperation among |
you Alaskans is holding back your
development to a marked extend.
As a practical stranger to your Ter
ritoiy who wants to do all within
hia power for Alaskans, I can per
haps see things at a different angle
"urveying the situation from a dis
tance.
“There is a great lack of co-op
eration among you. Perhaps it is
only natural that the fishing indus
try of the coast will not understand
fully the mining demands of the In
terior, or the efforts of those win
are trying to promote agriculture.
Alaska undoubtedly requires help
from the federal government, but
the people must agree on what they
want. When you get down to Wash
ington your demands so far conflict
that those who wish to help the Ter
ritory become confused and refuse
to give support.”—Major Malcom
Elliott,—Anchorage Times.
CORDOVA COUNCIL SCRAi
\t a recent meeting of the Cor
dova City Council was staged a free
for all between two factions iu
whichCouncilman Davis was refused
recognition and ousted and Attorney
Frank Foster, acting secretary pre
sented his resignation and was ac
cepted.
The right of Davis to office was
challenged whereupon Attorney Foe
tjr read an opinion as city attorney,
on the fitness of Davis for office.
Opinion from Attorney General
John Rustgard was also read but
stating that Davis was not quali-!
lied as a councilman. This opinion
was accepted after a wordy discus-j
sion and the council voted that Da
vis was not to be with them. At
torney Foster sharply objected to the
decision and the lack of considera
tion given his decision and tender
ed his resignation. Vote to ou-t
Davis and accept Foster’s resigna
tion was passed.
FEELS SO GOOD HE SHOOTS Ills
WIFE TWICE
In New York recently Lester Col
lins was feeling good. He was bois
trous and joyful because he was cel
ebrating his 23rd birthday. When
bis wife paid no attention to him
and refused to celebrate with him,
ho shot her twice. When questioned
about it he explained to the police
that. “I just felt good, that’s all.*
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
PETERSBURG PRECINCT
TERRITORYOF ALASKA, DIVISION
NO. ONE.
In The Matter of The Estate
OF ) sa
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Deceased
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the undersigned has been dulv
appointed administtrator of the es
tate of Harry Markworth, deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby required to
present same duly verified accord
ing to law to the undersigned, at
his office in Petersburg, Alaska, with
in six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated at Petersburg, Alaska, this
1st day of June, 1028.
L. B. CORNELIUS
Administrator
First Publication June 1, 1928.
Last Publication, June 29, 1928.
AT THE CHURCHES
Rev. W. J. Maakestad, Pastor.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11:30 a. m.
Subject for the morning service:
DISCONTENTED.”
You are cordially invited.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs. William Tamaree, Layworkev.
Sunday School at 10:30 a. m.
Morning Service at 11:30 a.m
C. E. meeting 3:80 p.m.
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