WEEKLY HERALD
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EDITORIAL COLTTM OF THE WEEKLY BOUT !
CGAUGE IN FTtR.
During the past few years the fijrr
bearing animals have migrated to the
coast* There seems to be no reason
for this except that they .have mi- ■
grated for the want of food. The
rabbits or birds all died off ordi
sapperared a.' few yeras ago and the- :
fr-r animals went so-pth tot^fehe coast
where they co-nld get fish to eat .
[‘Now that“the rabbits and birds arw |
showing r>p again we can look for
'the lynx tteioome back this next win
ter. The backwoodsman have “been hav
- ing a hard time obtakingifgr fro m
rabbits-and snch animals* Sven th
ough the' migration of these has
gone on for nearly two yaars it is
expected that the winter of 1921
will bring a change over the f ^r ;
and birds and that they will again I
live abundantly in the interior.
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We have read that the Lord tempers
the wind to the# sheared lamb. W e
Were reminded o*f this a few dsqpy s
pgo when we saw some of the Natjevs
Showing somewhat less wrinkles than
they have for some timer We knew
that 'the fish had come ?ip the rivet?
and plenty cf them*
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KEEP SOMETHING IK YOTTH CACPE
' The EEBALD is of the opinion it is
none to yearly to inform it*s read
ers that next winter will be a to
r?hg one.Last winter was prosperity
compared to What we San look for in
the winter ahead of r»s. An# onewho
^as a Chance to work for good-wages
this snifimer and does not .have en
p-ngh at the end of the year-to see
jiim comfortably thro-nghtthe winter
deserves to stand in the bread line
*md beg for t-nrmips, and.probab ly
he will. The ones who wall deserve
help are the ones that have no che
poe at a job. Of corree the Moon -
phiners and Bootleggers mr»st live,
biit so m-nst the Farmers and Cotton
Growers, and we strongly advise any
ono spending more t>an half of his
wages for boose.wIf any one says itt
is none of o^r b^sness how hecgspiiB
his money we hope he will be a good
sport and say the same thing when
he is broke.
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Al£ RtTlBS WILL BE STRIC3!EE( Cent. )
Ma$>r Wright Says Alaska
Should Be Placed on Same
Gategory As Eest- of The
TTnited States
be rigorously~enforced as are the
! regulations Outside.
Pome* Policy
"It has been appreciated that ow
ing to a more or less isolated con
dition of the Territory relative te
department of commerce snprevision
^ for yhe industry therehas been acme
. on the part of enforcing officials
as well as lack of adherance t o
regulations nby various operate rws
in the Territory. (Cont. next iss-ne)
BIG CELEBRATION AT GTTLKANA
4 tV OP J^LY
BIG CHICKEN DINNER. 12 TO 2 P*M4li6
.. ’ SPORTS OP ALL KINDS, PRIZES
DANCING AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Ball CARLSON’S TRANSFER
FriegM Trail.and Passenger Service
Summer and Winter
• GXTLKANxi LODGE AND TRADING POST
Groceries hardware and Clothing
Raw Furs, Indian Curiaes.
Mrs. E. Griffetfc Prop.
SOWKDOTTGw FOaDEOTJSE & TRADING POST
I Purs and Trappers Supplies
Mrs. Hazel Weacbter Prop
GOKONA ROAD HOSE AND TRADING POST
New Shipment of Spring Supplies
"Go To Gokona"
A. N. Sundt Prop.
■ Me CHARY*S R*ADEOTTSE
Trading Post Trappers Sijpplies and
General Merchandise
T I ‘ B B S
' STORE
All Goods Recbieed To Present Mar
ket yaliies.Com© in And Get Prices
Win. Dibbs Prop*
CHITINA CHASH STORE "
General Merchandise Gnns S7?pplie s
Perfecticn"Meats hardware
Aluminum*
J* SI M. Nelson Prop.
VALDEZ S&SET METAL WORKS
VALDEZ, ALASKA
FRED C3RL0CLOttGH PROP*
METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
ROY SNYDER
Me Carthy
.Soft Drinks Pool Room Restaurant
J. B. O'ME ILL
Merc cl ^andise
ic, ^ Me "Cathy, Alaska
General Supplies"meat Trappers and
Miners S7ipplies
J. B. O’neill Prop.
DE0G STORE.Stationary, Cosmetics &
C17rices Ol A. Nelson Proprietor .
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