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Oxo-Acetylene Welding-Fully Equipped Machine Shop
ALL AT HILLMAN’S DOCK and WAREHOUSES
0. G. Hillman Proprietor Hoonah, Alaska.
! The inj ustice of this plan to the
Natives is attested by mission
aries and others on the ground,
who are in close contact wiMi
Hie situation. Accordong to re
liable information that has come
Lo us nothing has yet been done
to give the Natives that protec
tion from the Government to
which they are entitled.”
The Federal Radio Commis
sion has rendered a decision
favorable to the application of
tne Telephone Bond & Share
Company, a Delaware corpora
tion of large assets. The appli
cation in this case is for the
construction permit for a short
v ave telephone experimental
station at Ketchikan, to be op
erated with a power of one kilo
watt on general experimental
frequencies in an effort to de
termine the commercial feasi
bility of a permanent radio tele -
phone communication link be
tween Ketchikan and the wire
line telephone connections in
Canada and the United States.
There has been great disap
; ointment in Alaska over the
fact that the budget did not
contain an appropriation for
continuance of the agricultural
experimental stations in Alaska.
When the agricultural bill was
j before a subcommittee of the
appropriations committee Dele
ate Wickersham made a plea
to the small committee to in
clude $35,000 for the mainten
ance of the Matanuska experi
mental station, and this was
lather looked upon with favor
by the members of the commit
tee. But these efforts went for
naught when the chairman of
the appropriations committee
made a request of the sub-com
mittee that no item be included
.n the general bill that was not
recommended by the budget,
and that no increase be made in
the bill over-the Budget figures.
n-s a consequence the bill was
reported to the House without
any mention of the $35,000 for
Alaska. When it was under con
sideration in the House Delegate
Wickersham offered an amend
ment to include the sum of $35.
000 for the Matanuska station
but it was defeated. In making
-iis plea for the amendment the
Delegate ended with these
words: ‘‘I beg the House not to
waste this station. Do not de
stroy it. It is the last thing that
we have in the Territory of
Alaska in the way of an agri
cultural experiment station. It
is not a saving to strike out the
$35,000 appropriation, but it is
Haines Camp A. N. B.
President, Judson L Brown
Secretary, Joseph Jackson
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Secretary, Mrs. D. Perrin
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P.O. Box 1627 - Juneau, Alaska
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an economy to insert it. If you
take it out you will have to go
back there in 5 or 10 years and
re-establish it, and thus lose
your present investment and the
sums necessary to rebuild it. To
destroy it is waste and not eco
nomy.” The amendment was
urged in vigorous teims by Re
presentative LaGuardia, Colton.
Williamson, Simmons, Rurtness.
| Leavitt and Carter. It was op
posed by Representativ® Staf
ford, of Wisconsin, and by Re
presentative Buchanan, of the
sub-committee, who however
fairly set forth both sides of the
controversy.
The Seward Chamber of Com -
merce has addressed a letter to
Senator Howell, with copies to
Secretary of the Interior Wilbur
and Delegate Wickersham, set
j ting forth that for ten years
past Seward merchants have
been enabled to have their
goods shipped from Seattle to
Woodrow at a less cost than to
Seward. The freight would then
be handled by delivery wagons
back to the terminal point. Now
Woodrow has been discontinued
as a shipping point and the
nearest point beyond is Prim
rose, 18 miles from Seward, and
not reachable by vehicle of any
kind other than by rail or by
boat via Kenai Lake. The change
is protested.
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The only place where there is
no honor among thieves is a
mong the politicians.
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KLAWOCK
The teachers and nurse of
Kiawock school have arranged
to place their personal maga
zines and papers in the school
library for the use of pupils.
There are now over twelve ma
gazines and five papers avail
able. The manual training boys
haviftg finished building the
hook shelves, are now complet
ing the construction of a library
table.
The school appreciates having
representatives from the local
chapter of the Sisterhood visit
the rooms. A valuable service is
rendered in matters relating to
attendance and home relation
ship.
Mr. Chas. Newton, Salvation
Army Captain from Kake, ad
dressed the school assembly on
Friday, January 29. He told the
pupils that they should take ad -
vantage of the opportunity to
learn that is now available and
that each child should live a
wholesome and clean life as he
is a daily example to others.
About fifteen visitors from Kake
were present at the assembly
A good supply of printed ma
terial has been received from
the George Washington Bicen
tennial Commission and plans
are now being made to cele
brate George Washington’s
birthday with a special school
program in the Town Hall.
Frank Peratrovich, son of
Kiawock. is democratic candi
date for the Territorial Legis
lature. He is not lined up on the
Juneau ticket and will be given
a hard run by the Juneau De
mocrats who are lined up a
gainst the Ketchikan Demo
crats. May the best man win
Frank might have run Republi
can if he had consented to take
endorsement of the First Divi
sion Campaign Club recently at
Ketchikan.
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JUNEAU
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Williams
were here for a short visit. They
returned to their home in
Haines this week.
Juneau Camp, A. N. B. has
gone on record opposing the
Welch Bill.
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“Shorty” Wells, who took part |
in the old Klondike rush and
was well known in Nome, Fair
banks, Iditarod and Ruby ir
their heyday of affluence, died
in Juneau last week.
‘The Fishermen’s Service”
v;as held in the Resurrection
Lutheran Church on the 7th.
This service is becoming an in
stitution here.
The Douglas Hi Girls’ team
won the championship of the
ciiannel and Douglas evens up
in the series with Juneau.
H. I. Lucas, candidate for
auditor’s office, returned from
Seattle.
E. M. Goddard, ol the Biologi
cal Survey, left for the states.
A large crowd of Chilkats is
is planning on coming here to
stage one of the biggest Indian
dance programs ever put on.
The proceeds from the door will
be turned over to the Klukwan
Camp of the A. N. B. for erec
tion and equipment of a hospital
which they are tired of petition
ing the government for. When
this is completed these people
hope to have a nurse installed—
nothing like hopes— and it has
| been hope that pulled many a
sick man through.
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HYDABURG
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The Klawock Basketball team
visited us last week and were
defeated. The visitors walked off
the floor three minutes before
the game was over. The game
naturally was forfeited to ITyda
burg.
The following night, the visi
tors played the Hi School team
and was again defeated—they
registered 10 points to the
Scholars 18.
Mr. Douglas Edenshaw and
family, who have been visiting
here for over a month, returned
to their home in Massett, B. C
The Bureau School is working
hard to put on a George Wash
ington Bicentennial Program.
The following officers were
elected to serve in the Hydabv”• !
Athletic Club during 1932—Sam
Douglas, president; David Morse,
vice president; Ed Hamilton.
Secretary; William Hamilton,
treasurer; Louis Kitkoon, Mgr.
A special meeting of the A. N.
B. and A. N. S. was called last
week to meet with Dr. F. S.
Fellowes He spoke to the session
on health topics and about a !
proposed hospital for this dis
trict. Refreshments followed the
meeting—naturally, everybody
had a good time getting on the
outside of the refreshments and
otherwise.
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ANGOON
On January 22nd Mrs. Charlie
Bailey died and was buried on
the following day She was 27
jears old and is mourned by
four children and husband be
sides other relatives in Angoon.
The local Camps of the A. N. B
and A. N. S. took part in the
funeral services, the band play
ing the funeral dirge to the
cemetery.
The Famous A. N. B. 1st
basketball team players came in
on the Washington and Alberta
including a crowd totaling forty.
These good friends from Hoonah
were given a rousing reception.
The Hoonah Orchestra played
on board the boats and the local
band responded from the shore.
The following day more Hoonah
coats arrived with members of
'he Russian Church and their
priest.
A Game Commissioner confis- |
rated rifles from Mr. Samato \
and Mr. Ito. Samato was taken i
to Tenakee but brought back
again as he declared that tne
gun belonged to his boys. Mr.
Samato has been a good citizen
of Angoon for many years, and
his family belong to Angoon.
A ball game was played be
tween the Angoon Camp and
Hoonah Camp, 2nd team with
tie store Angoon 25—Hoonah
29. Hoonah refused to play an
other game. The Hoonah 1st
team stepped on the floor next
to spar with the Angoonites
City Team—the final score stood
Angoonl8—Hoonah 10. The
third game was between the
local A. N. B. team and the An
goon City team—both teams
! fighting to the finish, using
| substitutes only when forced to
. do so—score A. N. B. 28—Angoon
City, 23, . *
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