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CHgTIKA,.ALASKA.
J&NUARY 10, 1952.
’QTJOTATIOl® ". Honev Coining In Next Year'JL f
KcDaniel&Sst&lg ' I 1,200,000,006.0011'
Teddy Holmes 900;000;0.00.00j V
Swagger Estate 30;000,000.00)
Hinckel Fines 3,000,000.00) h
Hoad Commission 200,000.00;/ k
Bill Clark,Lost on furs not caught($00)\
Squeaky, while in jail, 000,000,000} \
?ea-nuckel Players Broke )3C
Pan Players Badly Bent)
Bridge Players Zero ) /
Bootleggers no-t heard from as yet.- )/
ANDY BROWN formerly named Paddy Oleson,
etna before that one of the Indian ari
stocracy, is’going to recall the Pres
ident. Asked, "Why recall" Hoover?"he ex
plained that it was*"Harry King presi- j
dent of the Native Council.11 If he can- ]
not recall him, he'll impeach himl
GONE . x . .
Carl Nickolai and Lawrence Council two
young boys from the Native school,left
this last boat for the manuel training
school at Eklutna.The night before the
train,down,Carl asked Mrs. Lelehant if
he might invite his and Lawrence's two
sisters over for the evening to Lele
hant ' s house .Mr s .Lelehant always lets
the children do eotiable things,so she
said that they could.In a short time"
all of 25 Natives had arrived.So Mrs. i
Lelehant hurried to cook a big. cake &* :
made some choclate.So Carl & Lawrence,
head a big send off.
p\ LAS K A - What do you Know about
rjl it? What* CAN you know about it?
can you know about it?
The "Cordova TIMES" has just issyted an
ALL ALASKA REVIEW for 1931.This book
is full Of fine pictures.lt tells fVb* ;
out everything concerning Alaska. that
.anyone could care to know,and it sur6
is right up-to-date. History,Scenery,
Industries,‘Big Game Hunting,Highways
and Aviation-,and everything else. The
book sells for 35 jzf, and if any of our
subscribers want a copy we will procur
it and send it to them for 40 £ which ;
includes the postage,.* v;hich is 5
• (See "COUPON at bottom of pCige 2;
GETTING THE VERY BEST* When Mr . Bell,
■' who v/crks up at the Kennecott Copper
• Mines , got covered up. by copper |)r§ for
six hours, he hur.X hji;s ty^pk .badly. They
put %im in the Kennecott’ H'dSpital and
■ he vfaM'-there quite’ a whil.e. Hb has
been so very sick that he- v/aS*'td-ken to
the d&tiites recently .Mr s. Hooks,a nurse
toolcliim Outside.He will get’ the* best
of treatment will' probably'--gtvt/ oy
er hrW*4-hjuryvHe' peems to" be pa^glized
and has to have a shot every night, so
he can get some sleep;Mr. Hooks went >
part way v/ith him, too, as far as Cord
ova. ___
This number of the HERA IB is &JUL NEWS.
Watch for advertisements next week!
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PTTCP IAIB: ON' DMffiS . Up in oiur
Alaskoja.pountry, dpgp..are a very
ust fu^anirnaX*W%tho ut 'them, the N:
tive s'can'hardly get along .Some
the. Natives use their dogs and a
so keep care of them,hut some ha
too many and try to keep more th
they can well afford to. Such p*
pie misuse them and they are sc
starved'that a person,piticulap•
a child, if he should fall down,
ywhere near a pack of the dogs,i
likely to get manhandled by t hei
and even ingured or killed.Not v
ry long ago a little'girl living
not far from Scw<ard,£ell and was
i attacted'hy some vicious or hun
gry dogs,.was mauled and bitten
very badly.and not long after di
d in the hospital, it seems as i;
if anyone canft feed their dogs,
they ought to get rid of them.
But it seems too,that Natives
have a superstition against kill
ing a dog even if he is old and
useless,There ought to be some
leagle way of killing .such if t ■ .
owners wonft. Some white people
are not above misusing dogs and
stake them out on a chatin when i
is too cold or their are- too jg$L>
y mosguitoes and gnats.Dogs do *
too much good to have such bad
treatment at the hands of those
who should know better.
fcyThe Assft Editor.
^EDITORIAL: The prospectors shoult
be complimented on the fact that
: /they open up a great deal of the
country in Alaska. They endure
very great hardships going and
coming from their mining claims.
They go on the Trails at even 60
below zero sometimes. And when
driving a dog-team or packhorses
they often have a very hard timx
of it.
They have to break trail l
in the snow with their own feet k
so their horses or dogs can get m
thru after them,This is very dim
tressingly hard to do,as some M