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CHITINA ALASKA , NOVEMBER 22,1951*,
. vmamr ROTS UP, & mm Last week: the
. coIdsnap realy came,temprature was 30 ,
bel<?w'xero.This wreek it was 20 below
Tt*eg.,it was about that till Thurschy
night when it began to warm up & HLow
, „v iike everything.lt was a real Chinock
wind and melted most of the snow off
Saturday. Be tween 10P.M. Thurs & 16 PM -
Friday Mercury rose from 24 below to
56 above zerojt jump of 60 degrees in
24 hrs.Los Angeles'has seen some won
derful weather but ahe never saw anyi
thing like that.
1 SOUSE ONE SAW JOHN NELSON CUTTING UP
• meat and wondered that he showed such
skill and knowledge in the matter / He
explained that he learned that years
ago when he ran a roadhouse on theVfcl
dez Trailfand cut up millions of rab
bits so t'Hat they were eaten far, chi<-»
kchjpork,beef and mutton.
, AH ABOUT THE dHITINA .BOOTIEGGER WHO
STOIE IRON ANOTHER CHITINA BOOTIEGGER
and lost out when he tried to repeat.
A TRUE POEM.
A Hundred fifty little beer bottles
sat in'a row?
They all went away.
But where did they go?
*Fheir contents went to the belly of
a boot-legging man.
Now the hundredfifty littlebeer bottl©
Find them if ypst .can! '
Now j the hundredfifty little beer bottles
did not satisfy
That young man
Of a boot-legging guy.
So he went back to the home of
the hundredfifty little bottles,
But he could not find so much as
' A fringe to a turkey)s wattles.
For the hundred fifty little beer
bottles’ Owner
• Was sitting in a chair,
And sitting up waiting
To guard his moonshine there.
So the hi-jacker,who stole the loot
■f/as left out in .the pold
'Without even a snoot
full. By Asian C.Nelson,
I4ST SHIING MRS .KELLIS ' YAGER IMSON
' lost some of her foxes,due to blasting
by the Alaska Ed Com.It was looked in
-to by MaJ.EUiott who recommended Id the
War Dept that Maw Lams on be reimburs-’
• cd for her claim which is $325. ¥.£. S.
‘ Y * ‘ ’
*'" ? OEEET DITMAH of GULEG1NA IS • 5 : YEARS
a *eld and n careful observer of wild.
* life.He advises trappers that they
’should hot touch their traps with their
h%nds>. as "the foxes d6 not like the
^•^ell of human sense",
’■ 4 v
‘ •i * ^KE NAEESKA JOM^goT^Tot of supple
’''•'last train.Thsjr will have a good start
for work in t$c spring.
>A THAHKFULTHAHK3GIVIN0 TO YOU ALL!
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FOR SA.I25 - Tons of charaoo-L* See
Johnny Nelson.
THE T^O CARPENTERS'WO ABE BUILDUM*
the Native hospital almost froze to
death when the coldsnap ^ame. Jfi*s
Lambert the nurse;who never likesto
see anyone suffer, to ok the stove ait
of the clinick in her own house to
instal in the hospital so the,men
would be warm to do the inside fin
ishing, When it got to be 2$ belcv
she herself almost froze,but when
the warm spell came Bhe thawed out
aiidiis moving around again,The car
penters are hurrying to finish be*
fore ‘another coldsnap comes,so Ml-s©
Lambert ill not freeze to death as
she can have her stove*
A LiUC.-'^TSEFING'PAEtT’wis on Friday
but cn Saturday the Lake was swept*
This was for the purpose of skating'
for the snow was thifik on Trout lake*
\
MR ,& MRS,. FRANK CARROLL VJERE Q&jtBffiD
by the loss of their littlest baby
who lied of whooping cough*MT*& Mrs,
Mor^xe Jo of Tazlina also lost their
baby by the same disease.There is ar
epidemic...at Copper Ctr,and 2 famil
ies in Chitina have it now.
SCHOOL NOTES: 'MRS.COX'S LAUGHTER of
Anchorage,¥rs.Sibwoski,came to town
& smprizcd her mother by walking in
to tne schoolroom.She is going to bt
a help to iirs.CoTE who is not feeling
well,5c will get her meals hot* She
will oe an extra teacher when needec
She has already taught one half daye
She is a graduate of* Bellingham Was!
ington Normal school,and she has hac
post gr aduaxe d.
PHILIP NELSON GOT A 2SBET-7 COLLIE DOG
which he has been expecting quite a
while.He was owned by I.N/Tcodman
of Upper Tons inn. & fis a good sled
dog.Philip tied him to his belt to
try to get him used to himfCurley
didn’t like that at first but did
not snap 'hz Philip.. The dog is prop
bab'Ly piticular about his meat#
DADDY SHIPP HAS THREE SPECIALTIES
Mrs*Shipp Came down from Kenneeott
last traintwhere her husband is in
the hospital.She reports he is getj
ting along just fine.He is the only
patient the-c and has a doctor and.
three pretty nurses.He sent Mrs .Shipp
.home Ties.He will stay another wee&V
'THEN MR «&MRs3'C GAVOCK and ME .& MRS.
BANKSTT came down from Kenncott & '
McCarthy early tipis week, we heard
all kinds of weather reports.22 be*
low at the copper camp & 35 below si
McCarthy,The 2 ladies 8c the 2 litt|e
MeGavook children,James 8c Jean,are
going Outside,but not the men,
MRS c.GRIPPiTiTLIKBS" KIDS AND GAVE the
Nelsons a 5 lb I^ke-trout from Ewan
Lrike»It was cought thru the ice.