OH THE PAGES OP THIS. ’PAPER..EE
have tried to shpw you some
of the means, of transportation
used, in Alaska.iAst week you
sow a sled, leader-dog, This
week Carl CarIson's(Big Carl}^
n e w P o r d 11S n o w-bird, .the" Ca t fef*
of the Slate' Creek Fining Cc/}.
which3#Ss imilar to those used'
by the Alaska Road ;Commis 3 i o n,
\nd on this shert,the Copper
liver A Northwestern Rwy’s 'big
rotary snow-slingcr,and Harold
l il lam1 -S Z e n i th 5 * pa. ss e ng e r e n
o lose d cab in air-plane . The
. ichardson HIy .Transportation.
Cc,(on Fairbanks Trail) runs a
number of automobile, busses in
summer for the comfert cf the
travelling public and tourists
and horses are still used for.
some freighting and on the Al
askan' pack-trails».But as you
all are perfectly used to see
ing autos,busses and horses,we
left them out of the pictures.
Perhaps we should have put7ir
snow-shoes and yukon sleds,
but we want to leave somethir
t o the imag i na.t i c ri.
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PORT OF MISSING MEN. Anyone
haying any information please com
municate with* the Governor's Office
Juneau,Alaska. Inquireies for:
.ROBERT MCRHAMER '- Middle Aged,re
sident of Cordova,Alaska for lastl5
years,has traveled the const of Al- :
askn a great deal.Intended to work
in a placer mine about 85 mi.out of
Fairbanks,rumored has property in J’
JAMES MiLARSON - born in F.Y.1876.
Father had been either longshoreman
around San Francisco or employed-by'
some fishing concern' in Alaska, One
H&ttman, stepbrother,rumored in ,*$n- "
neries of. Alaska for many years.'
CHARLES CAR 13OF - formerly ofjfun
; i sing, Mich .Has a finder, missing on
both hands;about 60 yrs old,short or
average height.May be round Huntfer
Creek,Alaska.
IK THE'FAR'REACHED OF;. .THE ARCTIC* ;• '
C i r c 1 e , whe r e even the ;E squi mo s have,
come to know the call /letters KDKA
as their synonym for rad-iJb,have for
eight .years past been receiving a :
Weekly-broadcast of special program
on Saturday nights .Kow -the. We sting
. .house Cc . 'is sending out -a similar
‘ program cn Wednesday nights.The sto
. ry of thesf hroadcasts to the Ceso'-.
•egTO^tcsytQv Forth,where many
AJh^ricq.^s'_& Catfad«ns:; live -.their so
tont ly’ cxistenc £, is one of' radio 1 s
real, sagas.’ Letters and messages -are
read. to individual trappers ^yrpost
.ej^prloyeOy-nlissioftari c s, cxploreres,
heft'd - natives of the ’Forth. (Capied)
/ * ' ’ .
*’AK€Sfci£AG& radio at,vtibh,KFQJ),Alaska,
•“The-Voice of the;golden" Fb£th" is
. a' station frequently: taped -in on by
; Ch i t i nr, penile., v&eb dLi k.~ , t lie; nightly
news broadcast by the courtesy of
. the*-Pacific International Airways."
I Fv’t week a j
tings w i 1
ALASKAN TEA CHER S ’ ARE ANON G THE. BEST
'Now that educational ''standards amor
teachers are c on stahtly - becomi nr hi;'
er,it is well to note how Alaska is
in this re gar d. 6.2 ou t'-: b f 65 hi gh £? c
" hool teachers arc* college or yniyc:;
sity graduates.81 %’ of i'AQja.skan eit -
mentary • teachers are -college , univci
sity or normal graduates ,or have b'
2 yrs study beyond, high.school. 68
%%ot the‘high sc teachers 'have coni
‘ pieted post-graduate work,while i
of elementary teachers who -are co^
e*g e, uri i v c r-s i t y or- norma 1 gr adua t e %
have taken post-graduate work.
Alaska School Bulletin.
4'SIGNIFICANT <weakness of the Alask
system has- been the large . turn^over
of teachers,each year nearly 50 fe
new to the"Territory.Under our new
policy not over 20 % this year :are
without* previous Alaska experience,
Alaska School Bulletin.
• EUTACE P.ZIEGLER,former Cordovan,q,
foremost artist of Seattle, recent-*
ly was awarded the most popular vo^e
for his^Srapped*,and Alaskan oil
painting, among all canvasses in the
Northwest’s Artists* Exhibit at the
Seattle Art institute.He has done : a
great many very fine Alaskan oils,
NT .McKinley (.Denali) by Sidney Iau*
renee,perhaps the most famous art
ist of Alaska, is now one of the
•country’s most famous paintings, "
known to thousands of people.
Jules Dahlager of Cordova is ano- i
ther much admired Alaskan artist *
v/ho has made a splendid canvas of -
Mt. Ec c le s , hmong hisr.o ther Alask
an subjects.' ' i
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DON'T let your wood piles get low,1
i&mf.let of AtUskun words & ;
.1 be? printed for ye—- 15 <? 0