' JUbn fC:C GO 'ii'JNGrHY
-o'lll Game ion and R. A*' Sullivan ,
j;1'3 i]1 thoir winter supply of spec
klod -tro^J 1ast Sunday from t ho
Little I’onsjvjg between TTppdr 5 p n— 1
s i r n and E rno oti no s ' T ^ o amo^ nt s,
varied =,.3 is ovist omafy with fish
erman any w>>oro from- ,bC. to 90 ,snarly
.reached t^o. contnry mark. Probably
will before Christmas.* Anyhow *thero .
v ere plenty of fis^ andblno berr
- ieS, too. ? J
iO E I A L S • - ON
TKE itOH TRAIL , .
;A Fine .Cook —’ . • T .
Pople-enjoy the fine cooking of
George, tRe coDk, on The Cbpp 3 r
'River And Rort^we.stern Railway. '
no cooks.some of the best foods
as well as some of the.^est apple
pies* Re is 3n ^kargo 0f the diner.
Genial Train Crow — • .
T^e Crew on t*o C. R. ■ & R, H. R. . *
R. can be considered one of t^e
most genial R. R. Crews in Alaska.
T1 ey are always-kind to .everybody.
• T^oy stop, t^e"Train so 'that torists
can take pictures and, pick flowers
along tl,a way. There good natured
and toll thG passengers .interesting
and"f-rtiiny stories .about both choa
. cbavrckers and sonrdo-ngk.s. black’
.wamp-nses and giacior worms.- . .
A gRoat Train That V^aits TT>ile
. T^o Ladies Smoke Sigaretts —
Tl".'e last tourist .'train down '"ad
been ready to start for abbnt ^ Hr.'
Mr* Sal Reed* onginee'r, was tired
ont waiting. So he lay down flat on
the station platform on the incline
by tvo baggage room to take a nap.
Oscar Larsen*tConductor, was
pacing np and down tvp walk, vis
foot stops got'ting slower and slow wo?
: from ‘having walker "so -ling* Hver at
’the ^otel'Migs. Dant, the hostess*
we.s having a time coliecting the
remains of tne lady tourists for tvd
20-11 time s^.o wont ^p to got 2 girls
ready* They sat in their room c*lm±$.
smoking. "*••••.’’This train’s waited
long onongh for yon. In two~minntes
it will go wit^o-t yon.” Bnt it
didn't, becanse t^ey beat it. Sal
climed into t^o cab Oscar waved the
hand signal wit1, a pained and bore
od expression and drawled a aiscnst
ed, ”A11 right, Sal.” (Ho saves his
’All aboard1 for Regular passengers.!
(Contr at top of page)
j TNo R.'R. boys don't tMnk 't^o. mod
j o rn girls are'fast, tvey tMnk tMy
: are s 1oWr.
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Cn Yearly Hike And Camping Trip
£he Cordora,Alaska,troop of Am.Boy
‘ Scouts’ is np tb Line at Strelna
for"2 weeks wit\Rev. B. J. Bingle t^e
i sco'nt-master. TMs year only First
!Class 'S -.o-Tts wbnt.as t^ey intend to
! take some long, Hird Mkes witv pack
migM' be ^ard on tonder feet,
I One yea: .it rained so ifinc^ it” near
ly drooxied. ont tve Sconts 1 tents , so
tMs ye-me O' A- vas offered t^e‘ns et
of Ms litre Ins "property * it nsed to
be t^o Ulnb-honse , to t’-e Troop in
case"of rain. WMn tve Sconts come
;tvrongv CMtina again on t*eir way
•back to Cordova,0.A.will pnt on-a
• motion picture sMw in Arctio BrOt^
|ervood Hal-1, and the boys will pnt
on an acrobatic and Scont-Craft etc
ishow' for ns. -
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! GOTOCI FRANC Hr, TRAPPER & FOX RANCH
hai. bit--1 good Inck and bad. Re~
. con My e and Maw Lams on saw 4 baby
;coy Mo? -. TMy woro so small tMy
i loo Rod so lotting like rats^ so Maw
■ Lams on started to go off ont of tMir
jway and it seared tM coyotes to S3e
:uqo mjvo so fast. So tMt Gordon
jcangv t only one of tMm, in ’"is own
1,1 and, and tM otMr 3 got away.1 Fp *
JbrongHt tM front left foot into
{town,and made Ms affidavit before
•it, S. Commissioner Nelson,wM paid
I Mm $15,0$ Coyote bounty for tM
jpaw in beMf of tM U. S,Gov’t,Gojv*
!don said M Mted to see tMse. $
lotMr good fifteen dollars go .pan
ning off into tM br-es’* and fox- -
pens and“Mies* If it wasn’t tMt
Maw is sncv a nice and kindly lady
M migM of scolded Mr good for’be
!ing snc1" a fraid cat. TMy botv S77re
jiy were sonic at losing tM extra
i$45. We MpC tMy won’t lose any of
;tMir fox-fpnps, wMCv are extra iftnp
.tMs season,from’Mving 3 Coyotes
;growing 77^) and mnning aro7ind loose*
! TM paw tyr077gM in was af77lly smaS.
«to get 15 b7icks off TTnole Sam for*
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POOR FISTT' BUT GOOD BLUE-B^RRI^S
A iLoryy party of fis^erfolk and
borry pickers wont over tve Trail
toward Valdez as far as Fred Steq^s
t^e 19t^. T^ey started in tve r4n
but it soon cleared; At 'luncv eatr
en near Fourth-of-July Creek;Sully
(See ot>er side, 1 st column)