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The two of us
Barcelonaa
On the Riviera
That's my girl (Played by Marimba Band)
I'll fly to Hawaii
I'd love to meet that old sweetheart of mine
Norwegian and Swedish Reinlanders and
Comic reading
Brunswicli Phonegraphs
Always Ready to Tune In
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24ih 1927
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SCHOOL NOTES
The English Classes have been
l lding a series of debates this
week. It is a part of the English
work in the high sihool. Consider
able interest has been manifested
by the students, since they receive a
grade on this work.
1 "Wednesday afternoon they de
lated the questin, Resolved: ‘‘That
chicle is more beneficial than cos
metics."
The affirmative side was support
od by Isabel Robinson and Lewis
McDonald; the negative by Arnold
M asvick and Edmond Hofstad.
The remainder of the class acted
as judges and it resulted in a tie
j vote.
At P. T. A. Wednesday night a
c c bate was given by the Sophomore
English Class, on the subject, Re
solved: “That an addition should
bo immediately built to the school
building providing for a gymnasium
and a few class rooms.”
The argument on the affirmative
side of the question was presented
by Ragna Ness and Julia Wasvick.
The negative was supported by Her
bert Mjorud and Matt Raynor. Since
the boys were arguing against their
own sentiments on the question,
the girls seemed rather to win the
victory, although there were no
judges and no decision was render
ed. It was class room work and
they were given individual grades
on the debate.
Edward Boggen returned to
tjcbool Monday morning after spend
ing several months in Seattle as a
pupil in the Adams’ School. He
was given the final examination in
History at once, and successfully
passed it. The eighth grade now
numbers twelve.
Mrs. Eckrem was a visitor last
Thursday in the second grades
The grades are preparing their
boxes and getting ready fon Valen
tine Day which will be observed in
the different rooms.
NEW MARSHALL PETERSBURG
. Humors which have persisjttd dur
ing the past month that Deputy
Marshall Charles V. Brown of Skag
way was to be stationed at Peters- j
burg were set at rest this week
•'. hen Marshal McGreggor was noti
fy de of hill transfer to Skagway by
the Marshall’s office at Juneau. |
Mr. Brown who is coming to Pe- j
tersburg is comnig well spken of
as an official and as a man.
Subscribe for the Alaskan.
LOCAL NOTES
Eillie Worth who has been in the
hospital for medical and surgical
care is reported as hoping to be able
to return home on the Watdbn.
Jack Heinkleman is in Juneau j
this week for medical treatment.
The Elks are planning to put on |
a Railroad dance in the Sons of
Norway Hall in the near future.
llans Wick returned via Wrangell
from Seattle this week.
Two locomotives for the Alaska
Railroad, delivery point, Seward are |
on the Alaska Steamship compony’s |
freighter Tanana. .a
Farl Ohmer sailed tor Seattle on |
the Evans, Thursday, on a short j
business trip. He expects to return !
homo on the next northbound trip j
of the Evans.
The regular meeting of the Com- <
munity Women’s League was held
on Tuesday evening, February 1,
at the Parsonage. The meetings
have been changed from Wednesday
ro Tuesday evenings sa as not to
conflict with P. T, A. meetings.
The family of Johnny Eyon was
saddened this week by the passing j
of their little daughter Belinda.
The child had not been well for
some time and recently contracted
tubercular menengitis which caus
ed her death on Sunday January 30.
Judge James Wickersham of Jun
eau was on board the Admiral Ew
ans enroute to Ketchikan to attend
court.
judge Reed and court party were
on the Evans enroute to Ketchikan
where the next term of the district
court is to be held very shortly.
The called meeting of the local
Fire Laddies failed to materialize.
Too much other more important
business.
ALASKA’S SECRETARY
ENTERS TRAP GAME
A deal was reported consum
mated this week wheerby the firm
of Grant and Darwell will trans
fer to Karl Theile all of their hold
ings consisting of fish traps, fish
ing equipment, pile driver, scows,
dock, and boat Marguerite.
Charles Darwell left on the Mar
guerite for Juneau to complete the
final details of the transfer.
Karl Theile, the new owner, is
at present acting givernor of Alas
ka. He has engaged Mr. Darwell
to remain with the outfit the com
ing season.—Sentinel. ,
Now the Alaskan will insist that
that the office of Secretary of Alas
ka be made an elective office. Then
if th electorate desirs a trap owner
in that office they will put him
mere.
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