cache cabins
"% ^o:ne is open, my kitchen str^ed with food is at your disposal
if you are in need and in the e!?ner is wood to cook or dry or warm your
sell, ^..>0 speaks the pioneer of Alaska, and altho the building of the
cabin, lie packing in of the food and the days cutting the fire wood has
taken much hardship, he cheerfully gives, if vou. are in need# I f not,
e expects you to leave his food and wood alone, tecause he knows how much he
carry ttm thru; and he
its lack is liable to
his stove, his cabin,
c3 eaner, add a little
food leave a little.
is relying on it being there
cause his death,
his axe, use what you want;
more to the wood pile, and
Maybe the next fellow will
has and how long it will
in case <jjf emergency and
Aou are welcome to
leave the place a little
if you have a surplus of
be up agahst it,
worthy of the trust he places in you by leading an
, f" x ■v10 * worthy of this trust, if you destroy or carry
away his stores when you are not in need, you are not fit to be amongst
miner's courts,that gave short shrift to
business.
human beings, and the old
people of this caliber, knew their
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uarae law3 [jiving the open season and
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M .. . limits for bag are as follows:
ti j*}. °'leeP» (hams oily) Unit, 2..*ug. 20 to Dec.31
eer ynales o lly, horns 3 inches or longer)
sstsiFF d:,;F 'f.s
pTy,rt,. -,3x . * /. ’ *......* ♦ * • • .uct. 1 oo July 1
rous., - oarmgan V-^imit, 25 in possession in
q . any on9 tay)r- Y.Dept. 1 to War. 1
ck goose, bra;i^, Wilson snipe, plovers, yeliow
Limit -e?2fcl <5?Uinu.:l®* ‘ :.Sept.l to Dec. 15
i.AiT. 25 ducns or /lison bnipe, or coots or
gctllmule; or eight geese, 3 brant or more
than 25 of all combined in possession in one
day; 15 plovers or yeliowiegs in one Jay,
Der^e ":vr,rch ?arua- **»*• ^ »**■** n-, ^rat,
3 V" ( April JO; and Oxter, Wink, Weasel, Dec. 16 to ilarch
31, #ox (except 0xue) juynx, Dec, 1 to Feb 28.
The meny friends ot Richard A, Jordan, formerly a se~rFe-di*t* Tv,71
-post may oe g’.fed to learn that he is living at the Golden Eagle Hotel
u?':ta,oan ^ancisoo, Cal., 80 that they can «ir<n a UaXTL
pipping clerk for the 5aHer Paint, Co. 0
re'*u?3t"s 'that, all oVe-due" b”oole's "be""r iVu^nVidroediatelv + n
the Post Library. A number of these books have been out for™ ore tS a
month ana puiol^ jactjLpji j~sm yipc essary,
Hoffman'ne“bers °y thf Cootie Orchestra^---Smiefy, Cpl. Ilussell, Pvts.
the Dflr»CJ ^den’ fJt:lsr. Stickney andBruhn-are decorating
the Dance hail for the Uoarnor's Ball soon to be held. Bje decorations6
af® ?“toriStic and carry out their theme in the proper jazz manner, making
old lady Terpsichore sigh <*ith envy to think she had no such surroundings
for her dances. &