CENSUS BBUB
BESIDES COM
ENUMERATORS AND EMPLOYES
IN DEPARTMENT WILL ALL
RE UNDER OATH
The following letter from Charles
E. Naghel. supervisor of census for
Alaska, is self explanatory;
“It is decided to bring to your
attention the 1929 census in Alas
ka, which will be taken as of Octo
ber 1, 1929.
“The bureau of the census de
sires that contacts be established
with local organizations and offi
cials, to secure their cooperation
and assistance in connection with
the census. The supervisor of the
census is expected to encourage
and welcome the cooperation of or
ganizations interested in a correct
census. Chambers of commerce and
other commercial bodies can help
considerably in the work of the
census by creating public interest
in it and by circulating informa
tion thru the press concerning it.
“Citizens and organizations on
the other hand, cannot be permit
ted to assist in supervising the
work of the enumerators, or in any
way to attempt to watch the work
of the enumerators, as that is
clearly contrary to the Census Act;
nor can they be permitted to sup
plement compensation of the
enumerators by the payment of
any amount, however small, from
any public or private funds appro
priated or raised as an aid to the
work of taking the census in any
city or in any other section of the
country. Any information that such
bodies or committees representing
them may be able to collect and
turn over to the supervisor of cen
sus will probably be helpful to the
work.
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DIED ON BOAT
Wm. R. Buckmaster, an old time
Alaskan, died of heart failure
aboard the halibut schooner North
ern about 300 milse off Cape
Omaney. Many of the old timers
I were well acquainted with the de
| ceased. He spent 15 years or more
\h\ Nome, conducting a road house
| here during the early days.
\m 1ST POINT MEN
GET FLUNG TRAINING
WEST POINT, N. Y., Sept., 12, (JP)
|—One hundred six of the recent
(West Point graduating class have
been assigned, at their own request,
To the air corps for flying training. !
Fifty-eight were ordered to the |
primary flying school at Brocks I
(Field, Tex., and hte remaining 48
i to the school at March Field, Calif, i
The number of West Point grad
uates making application for air
jcnrps assignment has been gradu
ally increasing, and the requests
this year comprised more than one- ;
third of the class.
A quiet wedding occurred at I
Wrangell when DeLos V. Batte of
Wrangell and Miss Mary M. Mason
of Atlantic, N. J., were united in
marriage. Mr. Batten is engineer
ion the Bureau of Fisheries boat
Auket. His bride arrived recently
I from the east.
Criminals are made, not born,
! avers Mrs. Edith Rynes, amateur
criminologist of Dallas, Tex.
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HAND PAINTED ALASKA PIC- j
TUBES AT SYLVIA S.
LEDGERS JOURNALS, INDEX
ED FILES ETC. Schallerer's AIas
*a Shop.
STRANGE PISH SENT
LISBON
NINE
OPORTO, Portugal, Sept., 12, i/P)
—A strange fish caught at the Port
of Leixoes, and shipped to the Lis
bon aquarium, is puzzling experts
who are trying to identify it.
The fish, which was seen float
ing on the harbor waters, was
brought ashore alive. It is more
than nine feet long and has six fins
—two abdominal, two pectorial and
two dorsal—with five rows of gills.
Its head reminds one of that of a
rhinoceros while the body is like
that of a huge tunney. It has teeth
on the lower jaw and its mouth
when opened measures 27 inches in
diameter.
Fishermen say they have never
seen anything like it before, and
believe that dvnamiting of a wreck
FEET LINE
ed steamer outside Leixoes drove i
the strange creature to the surface, j
WANTED—To Buy, Clean cot.tou rags
Hear the rrcorii Utah Trail. Plav
?d on the New Brunswick Portable; |
[irice $35. Also the record Barnacle j
Bill is good and some more about
Bill will be on the next boat.
sCIIALLEKEK’S ALASKA SHOP. !
FOR TAXI CALL i
OGLE’S GARAGE
Phone Madison 66
A. F. Davis
Seward Grill stand,
Mad. 119
Or Adams 114
ORONITE
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flies,mosquitoes.roaches.moths
i ' and many, other insects j* ' : • (
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General Agent City Passenger Agent
S. E. Corner 4th and Union
Seattle
NEW
Abraham Price, a 15-year-old
native boy, pleaded guilty at Ket
chikan to abstracting a check from
jthe mails which is a felony. He was
ordered placed in hte St. Anthony
ordered placed in the St. Anthony
Idaho, for five years.
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