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1 DON'T BE A 3ETBKEH OF A QfVI TBR, VOTE*
SSPPOOOOKKSS —- AED
G C H H'E E A A T T S 3 . . The
teacher, liiss Landrum stagedthe
first party she has had here, on
Kn116w e’en 8c it wac a great sue
cess. Almost all the mothers 8c
f a+.h er s we re ' there & some o timer
towns people. The Children were
costumed. There was pinning on
the cat’s tail, peanut throwing,
Accord eon playing,by the Editor
of this sheet, string eating con
tests, apple ducking&eraser ra
ces, All the grownups cheated li
ke everything. The men stuck the
erasers on their feet with gsam&
the wimen knoked them off; & did
n’t go bdek when they hfere sup
posed to, The; commissioner mite,
of hade thern put in jail, if he
hadn’t of done so much cheating
himself.The teacher wouldn’t of
let them; get away with it all
if it hadn’t been hallowe »en.lhe
teacher 8c pupils arrayed" the ipcm
with black cats, witches,% bats
on the windows, ^streamers ^lan
terns; There were many refresh
ments, made by the ladies.Some:
c o o kie s-d oughnut s-cake-&pun chj t
was a Fine party.
EDITGRIAL-Going But Don't Know
Y/here. 2 families from Kcnncco
11 with 3 chi1dren adi e c c hnve
just gone to Cordova. They are
hunting for a home. One of the
families hopes to settle in Co
rdova, Valdez or Seward.The ot
her in Cordova, Juneau or Wran
gell. This is what the clos i rg
down of the copper mines just,
for 1 winter is doing to people
with families.
D Oh' T. F OR GE T THE FAIT WH 0 HAS
DONE SO HAHY YEARS SERVICE FCE
ALASKA, JUDGE JAKES Y7ICKERSKAF.
delegate to congress. _
. WILLIAM a. H E S S' 33 :
Demo cratic Candidatc
For
; BYWAY ENGINEER
j Election NOVEMBER 8, 1932 '
) Advt.
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ARIUG ALASKA OUT OF THE HOLT...
v o t e:
HARRY DAVIS OF UILLOT CREEK
me to Chitina to get a bounty
Tor 2 cyotc- s. Ke gave the skin !
oik •oi the Herald. j
The 35 tons of machinery for the Na'bcsr
rraincs left Seattle on the S/3 Yukon yes
terday & vrhen it gets to Cor dona next
Thurs. Supt. Hansen is going to run
special 8c last train to Chitina to Turin
it up here as it will mean a lot to t;
Hahesna Co. to get this in new inster.de
waiting till next summer. It would co
lots more to freight it in next summer
they would not have the use of the hip
new power plant. The good weather we have
had 8r. no snow leaves the Ry. in good
shape yet, & unless it should get ‘very,
very had the train should get thru.i
¥ ’ i
7!e hear that habesn^stock is selling 60£
in Seattle now. Tile ones who know the
most about it say they expect it to get1
to. a dollar, a share when they get to p
roducing again next summer.
I IT THE SB HARD mIt!ES, DO YOUR PART. VOTE:
The Chitino...Gash Store is all set for
along hard winter with-tons of potatoes ,
apples oranges onions & garlic, etc. In
the warm storage that is built into t>
hill side. But they have several tens ...
, prov.isi ons coming on the Yukon that wi 11
' come up on the Rah asm. Special thiaweek.
If it gets thru. They have 2 tons of fra-,
meat coming. They say'’There is no cc .
beef & that is no Bull”. T7e hopw the he
1vy snows held off for a few days more.
TRAPPERS TAKE NOTICEJ The season for ta
king heaver in this district, tirhifih ' is
No. 6 N also in di 6 tries No. ?■, M, . 57v<3fe§!
has been extended.'Open season on Leaver
is now Jayi.l, 1933.'to May 10 1933. Sag
limit 15 for season.
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SUPT. KELLER IS TELL LIKED BY HOSTS OF
ALASKAN CHILDREN. SHOT YOUR APPRECIATION.
FLORENCE NELSON selebrated her loth, her
rthrtay the last of* this week, lust * lik.
[her brother Adrian, she had S cakes, one
had. candle 'on it,, the other, was ehckl e t
lyerd cake. She gave’some to her fre nd.r,
ShcdJitfviJtcd with mrs.Estrada,graddmeth
I n e Is cn, Aunt INabl e,rrs . and inr. .rrcore a no
jothers. Florence chose mary Foore to in
jvite for supper. I shall have a berrth
id ay. I shall be 9 years old on Feb.16.By
*Ora C. Nelson.
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jV'OTEJ VOTE FOR YOUR C OUNTHY AND YOUR SELF
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NATURE 8T.AGES NORTHERN LIGHT DISPLAY OF
•KALLCWEfEN, With the other activites TtJl
was a rainbow aroura borealis'nocros the ■
Zenith, They were n^t colored bat they
i!eie t!vr ' rcMng kind in,, veR spertVjir.
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