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WRITES BOOK
I One of the latest books to come
from the press of the Macmillan
Co., of New York, is a History of
Alaska. The author, Henry W.
Clark, assistant director of athlet
ics at Harvard University, was born
in Wrangell. He is the son of Mrs.
Georgia Clark who is a Wrangell
resident at the present time.
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M ay point on Bristol Bay
| S30. Special Charters to
Nushagak
l | Lake and river service
1 connects with arrivals at
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! FILIED WITH ICE,
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Bristol Bay ice conditions are
preventing boats from reaching
their destinations there, according
to telegraphic advices received at
Juneau headquarters of the U. S.
Bureau of Fisheries from N. O. j
Hardy, fisheries warden in charge i
of the district- The Bureau’s Bris- |
tol Bay fleet has been unable to ■
get, into their ports.
! The bay is said to be filled with
ice above Ugashik. The pack ap
pears to extend, beyond Etolin
Point. The Scoter, one of the Bu
reau’s patrol boats, is following the
edge of the pack attempting to get
into the Ugashik river. It is im
possible to get to Nushagak river,
Mr. Hardy wired.
This is said to be unusually
late for the ice to remain in the 1
bay. Whether it will result in the
delay in preparatory work of the
salmon canneries was not known
in Juneau. Several cannery boats ;
are now enroute from the south to j
the district.
S Agent Dennis Winn, of the Bu
reau, is enroute on one of these j
that sailed from Portland on May j
5. for Bristol Bay points.
WILL GRANT LICENSE
NEW YORK, May 22, (TP)—The '
New York State Athletic Commis- !
'sion agreed to grant Max Schmel- 1
ling a license on the condition that
he consent to fight for the Madison
Square Garden within one year if
| victorious over Jack Sharkey at the
Milk Fund fight.
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“I have always put at least'
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—John Hays Hammond, Noted En
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OUTRAGE TO DECENCY
VATICAN CITY, May 20. (/P)—
Manifestly aiming his shafts at the
recent art exhibitions at Vienna,
Pope Pius 11th strongly demanded
“certain artistic manifestations
which in their quest for modernity
|or unusualness, outraged sense of
j decency of the majority of the peo
ple".
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