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J.F.Elmer who used to own- Slate Creek
. Fine, that John Paulson & Arne Sundt
are developing now, came hack to Chi
t ina f r.om the S tat es', af ter an absende
of 6 yrs. He was all smiles and seemed
* ed to be glad to gdt back here. He.’
still likes mining and has faith in
the minerals of this district.
AMPHIBIAN ’ “HAROLD GILLAM of
the Gillam AIMAIfS is getting an Am
phibian soon,to use this summer. V
Amphibians are good planes to use in
this country,as they showedathemselfs
last year when Gillam flew to Jack
Lake.At that time he took off his
ground field at Copper Ctr and lit on
•the -water at Jack Lake.Then took off
the Lake and ..lit on the ground at cop
per Ctr .He could not have gone in so
easily in an airplane with only pont
oons, or only wheels .Having both was
just right.______
WANTED A few EAGLE feathers suitable
..for a hcadress.Address Frs,Rebic Har
rington-,21 East- S»t. ,ADAMS , IMS.
WELCOME HOME Yesterday Ed. Charley,
husband to Susie Chaxley,rushed into
the drug store the ihinute it was op
ened. in-the morning#and asked for a
baby nursing bbttld. This put us into
some suspitiom,and,on investigation i
it was found that Mrs. Charley haft
just gotten a baby girl.She has been
very unfortunate,as she has had many
babies before this,and has had to al
ways mourn, them all .Her last to leave
this world was a 2 year old girl,who
died1 in the epidemic of whooping cough
this season.Having lost so many,this
baby is doubly welcome .We arc glad to
know Susie and Ed arc so happy now.
JTJNEAU,ALASKA. An investigation into
the condition of the Indians of Alas
ka is planned by the Gov't according
to information rec'd here.Clark Garber
Diet.Supt.of Office of Indian Affairs
.tfill take * it, up upon his arrival from
Fairbanks-. •• ••
AT. THE. HEAD (F AIL THE DOCTCS & NURSES
that take care of the Natives, Dr..
Fellows* has headquarters at Jupeau.. *.
He came with Gillam in the plaj|e to
Chitina. this. week.While here he was
able to help Susie Charley whose ba-*
by was born at 5:25 o'clock yesterday.
This is a coinsidence that probably
won’t happen again,as net very many
doctors ever go thru Chitina. The
baby, is lucky too* to have for an un
cle.the Pres.of the Native Council*,
which takes the place of Indian Chief.
Dr .Fellows will probably be very plea
sed at the work that the nurse & the
S£hbp&"$dncher of the Natives here’
areddoing as Hboth are fine workers,
•and take-‘a big interest in it. Dr.
Ft 1 Iowa, was at the PI OFFER dance.
WE SHALL CELEBRATE
, GEOR GE WASHINGTON
from now till
Thatoksgiving by
$&ese fine pictures
every fe$r weeks.
OFF To/l&iUTBfA BRIDGE .Several of
pur Wst. working citizens have
lately gone to Copper Ctr to work
to strengthen the bridge.John Neys
is one* Floyd is about to go out
the Trail,and soon qmite a number.
HETJBBH JCHLTSOF flew from McCarthy
here in his Swallow plane with one
of his friends Y/ith him,which he
bought from Gillam Airways .Johnson
! is getting to be a very good flyer
j for he learned to fly from Deiterlo
I a pilot who was with the Gillam Co.
Hal,having only a nikel,went into
the restaurant &'boft a doughnut
Cook: "Heyi.Sonny,this nikel has a
hole in itl*'
Hal: "He.,Haw,so has the doughnut.
The' ASS ,;T EDITOR,Billy Moore, is
taking guitar.lt is a HaWaian gui?
tariHis teacher is Mrs.Gordon Bra
nch.She .is an /accmplished player >■
and gives'much pleasure to the peo
ple at our dances in Arctic Broth*
er£6od Hall. If Billy practises er
nuf,he may get to be famous.
THE GEOGRAPHIES- try to have us be
lieve tomorrow is spring,hut we
being scientific in our minds,put
things to the test,and we doubt it
in Alaska* It doesnU seem like
spring,and we don't think it will
here for a long time ^yet.But it ,i^>
nice weather; anyway & Palm Sunday.
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DEPRESSION dance of Alaska PIONEERS,
a real depression where the women
paid their way in with 20 postage
s tamps .J£en were 98/^.Since nothing
less than 5/^piece goes in Alaska,,
they had to give a $1.00.There were
very many people .There was much
riment for the sign said"THE BREA£
LINE", Come and Get It,.
‘Hot Dogs 1B0 Chili con Carne 1B0
Coffee 10^. Billy said the chili
was nice & warm.Music came from ap
electric ohonograph-radio.They had
S Swedish polkas,cduple of T&gs,.&
plenty of Cobfetti,400 pkgs sold &
spilt.The PIONEERS knew the 3 Chit
ina boys are ’honest,& had them tsijf*
admissions,& with Mary Koore'dttSi
sell confetti.Thdy took in $37.70
partly in stamps,clear profit,for
buying firewood & keeping the Hall
•in condition.There were 2 tables of
bridge.People went early at 1:90.Tt
was An c c r Bukahavr e' s 1st social ap
pear ance since his big trip.'fciUy
Tibbs was tha Commi11ae 0 Yes,5ir 1