C'dlTIiJA, ALASKA, ATTG- 7, 1931
REPORT OP BIOLOGICAL DUCKS ' . . •
When Gh^ef Ewan Charlie shot t V © I
Biological drcks'tvey were sent into
t'He Biological Survey Washington D.
C- , as requested along with a letter !
-'igi.ig to receive' information. A’few j
woek.3 later tvQ reply came. We qnote J
r v* m i t:
*■ T^e'Biological Survey is in receipt j
jf yo-»r recent communication. The j
Bird carrying band Do. A 691,664 was j
a dr»ck banded at Oakland, Calif., by j
E. Y7. Rhmann,w spring of 1931. A 655- i
755 was and adult. male pintail band- *
ed at Ellinwood, Kansas, by .. F. W. ;
Robl? Mar. 28, 1930. Both of these *
birds killed by Ewan Charlie, of Gil- j
kana, at Ewan Lake.,T I
STAP COLLECTORS ATTENTION j
One of o-nr subscribers wo-nld like to !
exchange. postage -stamps witv others !
of ovr readers w^o are’ collecting.
Her address is: Mrs. Franklin Era ke
Barber, Flossmoor,111.
KNEE CAP 0Tn OF COMMISSION
A few days ago Mr.. Jimby driving a
transportation car‘with one passen - I
ger corned over on t>e nearly Strait I
s t r 3 >1? b ■-> at Ke nny La ke. Wuilo t-n r ni ng J
a c-irvs and Sirt Clarence Breed man'*,
passenger in t>e knee. T^e top of tb&
car was completely taken off.'' T v oy
were assisted in standing it 7-rp by Mr. *
Lee Smalley.
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• -liR. SliEJOKlSOH: '
/■roeeived parts for vis ole Overland ;
and ’-as done tvo rest of t>e work in j
fixing tw3 car r>p. It was in little© j
pJaioos wLen ve got it. After a w’-ile ]
got two wheels_to go t’-en 3 and 4 j
V<t"~something was missing and v;vonh) j
sene fox "it. it' diftn't come. So \e sent j
for it &go.i£. so t^at w^en t^e fir s t |
one ve sent ior came ve vad two. We j
wonder if tvis makes it rm twice “as '
good..‘ It ’ns been seen running aicmd
town, ' I
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2TIf IS A rIXSE j
Mrs. Shepard Walked to Tonsina. Tt j
is 15‘~iiiloSj it took five ^rs. S^e j
jo ft *ere at 2 ICO and gcft t^ere at 7
F.M- We -'oar t*at MrW Shepard d&rffd
8 r t o Ee any ‘fbake *> S^e i s ‘"t ^ inki ng of ■
trying it., Sv-e will get t^ere at about
I^/F-Mo midnite if s^o starts erly en~
r\ri ir V o
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Mr. Kao Daniels came baek to Olt-■ !
ina t'^on Bo -Cordova and re tinned ^eisj
again to work. * j
' TOMMY HENDERSON:
whi 16 driving -a Ford dr»mp tmck-ont
t*e Trail for t^e A's R. CV let v i s
di7inp tri7ck get away from Mm and * it
went over tM country and over tve
Mils# TM car v;as completely wreck
ed w^en it stopped# He was seen in
in town after he was fired.
LOCAL BARBER IS BEAR TAMER
Mr* Ed Miller Or*r local barber is'
learning ti> be a bear tamer. Today ^e
was"seen leading a little black bear
aro-nnfl town. One can . tell ^e is an
amatenre by t^e blood stains and t^e
^oles in ^is ^ands.
T^roe surveyors are in town to day
to* survey t^e homestead for CMtina
C^arlie^s and t^e location for t*>e
new Indian Hospital.
Senate? Norbeck of~South Uslkota pas
sed tvru CMtiiia tvis week* • He is
getting first Hand information as to
t^e needs of t*>e Territory* Hewcon
firmed the opinid"n of ""one of our loc
al Station mSn t^at t^ere is at pre
sent a serioiis ecconomic^oppression
t^at is going to get muc^ worse.
OTTR visiting tourists
Mr* & Mrs; E. Me Clary, Detroit,ML
Jas* Brogell., Okla^ome , City , Ckla.
Minnie Ruben, Ny. Nv Y.- Rag' V* Wer
fcin, Ny. N.Y.-WSadie Caro, Ny. N.Y*
Mary Kebele, MfTflcie, Ind.- Dr. &
Mrs. Packard T^urbor, Los Angeles
Cal.- W. CwendencLad^ Biol. Survey,
Wni D. C.- Mr. F." Lucke & -son,Mill
wan lkee, Wis.- C^as. P. Scelge.Tenn
-» Hi, Parker Tenn.- J. no’soh Tenn.
W. Genwels Tenn.- Aliena G. Canary,
Clover. Spring, N. Y.- Mrs. R. T. ,
Walker, Pargo, N. D.- M. I. Miles,
Dallas, Tex. ** Jvy
We are sorry t^ere was rain w^eii
t^e tourists are were as every tving
is so pretty in t^is littie“village
77SSualy “b77t we t^ink it migu‘t uave
given t^em a good rest on tveir
trip.
REPAIRING FORESON
Oscar Craig went to Xenny lake to
fix Bill Hagadorn's tractor. It was
a big job and Oscar1 ^ad to come in
to town onee In the middle'of it*
Btft went out again because ne is
t*e kind >f man^w^o always finnis^es
w^at ^e vas beg-nn*
A'*man wvo likes kids gave all tvo
Children in town a watermelon party.