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CHI Tim .ALASKA
HARCH 6,. 1932.'
THE ROLTCR'HOUET) .... 'I. • V . „
o f Cordova tBarks Once More -•and says;, GILLAM will take Amo© to Cordov *
"WC Don't warpt to Belittle ^ wASl/J- we aon L Knpv; wnentnui ^
the Father of .Cur Gountrjr" <r& docfeer will have to cut him
But if his fame rests up to mke the heaps to
on crossing the‘Delaware v stop being cross*
River in winter, think ______—
o f how ms. ny Alaskans . W BBUCB DUBHAE
cross 'the Gulf' during^,
the winter' " W . FCREIGK STAKFB
13^52■. (10 ^ & up packets)
c_ $4 _ M • '
T II'EER WOLVES s tar ted M
migrating from Canada int©
820 Elkins ' Avc'.,
31kins Park,Pa* TJ..S.A.
Alaska a few years ago. ^ ^ ' -——.
Since then they have hern , t^V . .
eating up most of the srfill >f,# 3KDIKG UP AT CCKDOVA. The
game in the country .Be chase thereof !ii, %■. ^v- next morning after Frenchy
is no use except for fur,on these
animals,and that not so go o d,and
the CovTt doesnot want all the game
in Alaska killed off,it has'put a
§15.00 bounty on thd .wolves,. Since
they.have eaten about all the game
and. there is not much left for them
to eat, they get so hungry that they
got to the- Indian fish-caches and
try to steal salmon. Harry King pre
sident of the "native Council,got one
in .the- traps around his cache a few
days ago. He will’get §.5;.00 for the
pelt besides the., bounty. There is a
Tbig black wolf .he is trying to get,’
but black wolves seem to be smart,
and they arenT$ so easy to get. Joe
Escaldita has also got several of
them. There is also the same boun
, ty of §15.00 on coyotes.They do even
more damage than’.w-olves .Nearly five
thousand persons,7 % of the popula
tion of Alaska,engage in-trapping,
and thus are directly affected by
the depredations of wolves and coy**
otes.”Ten Donats for’Trappersw(leaf
let 3i-1152)mny be had free from
Box 885, JUNEAU* ALASKA.The U.S DCpt
of Agriculture puts out*Hints on,
Coyote *& BroIf Trapping”(LeafIet59-L)
AHCG AMD bean s. Whe n Amo s F1 eury(hi s ,
nickname is ’’Frenchy* )was walking
■his trap-line,he got a big hole in
his stomack from hunger. He was al
most starved so he ate some frozen
beans. He didn’t even bite them in \
two.The beans were so cold that ;he
laid his stomack up against the 'st
ove to warm them, -so he ‘wouldn’t f
reeze, He shiverd so hard that- he
nocked the beans around until some
got cross wise. He had a stomackake..
He yelled for help.Car1 CarIson came
up with his Snow Bird.Amos- jumped in'
nd flew to Chitina,and went to the
Commercial Hotel.The -good samaraton ..
I'rs oBstrada that .she better fix him
u p , She got -some o'il.It wa s ca st or -
oil. She pored it into him and it a.
lcobricated the beans. It made him. '
feel much better and much lighter.
By Or a Nelson.
nac. «-xe xne Deans,raioi
Zenith airplane flew -from. Cordova
to Chit ina, to take Amos Fleury to
the Cordova Hospital.He had had a
shot'to ease the pain &. felt better,
Ben Estrada 8c Hector ^clane packed .
him on a stretcher kept all nice &
warm by big fur robes,from the ho
tel f o the f i e Id .Eddi e DeKart .cam >
along to help.They getotly shoved
him off the .strecher into the cab
in of' the- plane,which had had all
the seats except one removed. It
would .n’t -come for.it wsnot mo,do
to.It was lucky it would not for
their was one passe nger..Grace IIeg
gett wanted to go to the Coast to
take the.beat to the Westward to
get the train f or f dir.banks , where
her mother had, gotten her a good,
positicn.rt Was nice it was the an s
closed plane,specialy for Fleury. '.
It took 1 hr $5 min to got to ^Cor
dova with a tail wind.At the hoop- .
ital Dr.Sutherland found that the
oil had righted the beans but he
had a bad- attack of ’appendic.itis
p.nd opersted. on him.He is better,
ROE THE BENEFIT OF .OUR MANY OUT- '
aide subscribers we.will answer
some'of the questions eftenest
"sent. Chitina cent?-ins the huge
population of 110,but that in-clud* •
just the borders of the village
itself.Chitin?- covers lot's of gr
ound beside that. SDt boasts* three
store ,grocier,clothing.& drugs.,
Chitina is surrounded by some tall
hi11s,the tallest 4000 ft'in'high- -J
th;ft snow'Mts around them., 14,000
16,000 ft,high.There are "
6 .lakes in town & more out the
,Tr?.il.The Copper River runs alon
thd boundary.There are 2 hotels
20 he uses.We have Sfl-roo# school. .
for white pupils,under the super
-vision &' teaching of one teacher .
Also av like school for the Native. ^
We have no churches thp once in a
;.whi 1 e a preacher comes from Cor
dova .'Business in town is the RR. .
a junction for the, ore trains to
lie over night from' the'JCcnnecct*'
Conner Mine to the port