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CENTRALIZATION NEEDED
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The various orphanages in Alaska under the juris
diction of the Bureau of Education, should be still fur
ther brought together; consolidated at more central
points. A case in point is out at Dillingham. Such an
area is too isolated during winter. There is no necessity
for conducting an orphanage at such a remote place.
But there is an excellent reason why these homes should
be more centralized; that of proper hospitalization.
It is doubtful if the Bureau of Education in Alaska
has a hospital worthy of the name; they are wards, noth
ing more, with the possible exception of a doctor’s of
fice. This is a total lack of equipment of every descrip
tion. Centralization means economy, efficiency and ade
quate hospital treatment. At such a major hospital in
mates, suffering from tuberculosis, would have a real
chance battling for their lives; as the situation now is,
physicians in charge of present Bureau of Education
hospitals in the Territory, are absolutely helpless.
Congressman Underhill of Massachusetts wants
to eliminate bunk from the Congressional Record. Well,
i fthey cease publishing it a lot of good printers will be
out of work.
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TIE STEW YUKOH
j SEATTLE—George H. Dowling,
'Jr., Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Hyatt, Mr. j
'and Mrs. R. B. Heston, Mr. and Mrs.
: H. F. Kennard, Miss Dawn Ken
jnard, W. H- Turner, F. L. Murphy.
M. B. Gilroy, C. Carlson. Erick
; Whitman, Henry Burg, Gus Dahl, i
jChas. A. Olson, J. McCann, Jacob ;
Dahl, T. B. Gaspa, R. P. Weiss.
! LATOUCHE—T. Tonkovick, Wm.
L. McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Erickson. Miss Anne Erickson, G- G.
Higgins, Gus Bystall.
JUNEAU—Cora L. Wright, Effie
Wright, Richard Wakelin, F. E.
Walker, B. C- Delzelle, Nancy Carl
son, J. N. McCullough, D. F. Hud
son.
| KETCHIKAN—M. Richard, Geo.
iPigo, H. Adi, Tony Illcamp.
| CORDOVA—Rose Cherson, Mrs.
J. E. Smith, H. Barstad.
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I Warren Neil, ranger, arrived in
town last night from Lawing.
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HOLDS FRENCH TITLE
i WIMBLEDON, Eng., July 5, (A3)—
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, of Berkeley
and Elizabeth Ryan, young Califor
nian. the team that holds the
French title, reached the women’s
doubles semi-finals in the British !
tennis championships by defeating
Madame Henrotin and Jeanne Sig- !
art, Belgium.
RACE FOR CUP
HENLEY ON THAMES, Eng., July
5, (/P)—The Kent School of America
defeated Princeton University in
the third heat of the crew race for
the Thames cup here.
CIVIL GUARDS CALLED
SAN SABASTIAN. July 5, (/Pi
Civil guards were rushed to the
nearby towns of Renteria, Passages
and Herrera, in which strikes par
alyzed business and traffic.
I IRFPTY TMPATCTP
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8 O’CLOCK
ON6SHOW —
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LAST SHOW ING OF THIS FINE PROGRAM
Karl Dane George K. Arthur
in a rip- roaring Gob storv.
“Ill ST 8E!"
The comical tale of a simple giant sailor and a little clev
er hypnotist, who are enemies, and rivals.
The two-reel comedy to whet your appetite is one of those
tip-top jokers.
“DO GENTLEMEN SNORE”
And an interesting Paramount News,
Sunday
One Show
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IN ELEVEN REELS
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nas never been equalled before. This is something special
as you will not from the fine cast.
— RAMON NOVARRO — ANITA PAGE —
in the star roles. This picture shows the reel conquest of
the air and will please everyone. A magnificent spectacle.
W 1th it wc show you a good Educational reel.
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