(Clout.) research on a study of law &
order among the Pueblos
of Semico,qualify >r , i >s\
THE COSMIC HAY PARITY
—s^» & their wives came Vh.ru
/>5^V^a^itir». on t^ieir way to
him £.or* the special,, //in& ai*u- y /s' * pKennecctt .They are go
requirements of thcJf^f^ROSES ,LUPINE\ '/nut BLUE-BE LIB \ ing to study the
work' in Alaska .Dr / arid many, other flowers of different} rays up at the up*’**
Oorffoi»(Paul **.) AfftSnilics^wiid-peai.phlox etc, with ' [per mines. Some ,
will be Director/ sweet fragrance/\\are blooming now.scientists climbed t.
of Edu of/Native dK The bcautifiA ^ EIRE-TOED ‘is /.—to the top of
in Alaska,having just coming out. As we "x$/t KcKinley
ufcder himlo5 schoolsp^Sv ■ x ^recently,
b Supts,& 219 - hwhich is
teachers, /'told you last^^’^i/'X> ' year at this . /Much higher
_ f season, this whole 2^* ^. ^’/.Alaskan count- /peing the
GOING UP, Onf ry j.g army of ‘ ' color! No one /highest on
4th of July \ ^hc has net / ' seen it can //the continent*
the U.S.Commit even be- # gin to im- (put abandoned
si oner, the 2 \ ^ ngine / vix ^lcw very At because two
Nelson boys hisJAU J bright & vividV\ Jrere killed fal
■ spns,oc J.L.ClotmW yy) and beautiful itftVxx ling in a glacier
climbed to the is*. Alaska is AXsX~ ^avasse,& they did
top of the Mt over--- certainly* ✓ J \ not' have high voltage cur
looking Trout Lake at (///gOD’S GARDEN. 1 / / tent.Kennecott is about the
Chitina.They took up a U f Bt place left,as,it is ne
flag & big* piece of canlk£/^ * i ar the North Pcle,& up at
vas.On top, they put the flfcg-the mine they have high
up in a tall tree •The canva^
wa sv j£t-rung£ -be£We ep<^gspjfi&cte ^ C&f^1 ^
trees, making -a’ banner that could be' ,
seen & heard from the town belov/. 1
When the wind blew, it made such a flap~|
ping noise! The banner was right up
over the rocky'precipice.They made a j
bonfire on top,too,so it would attract!
attention of the citizens'to, sec the
flag.On the way up the Ft,one patch
of flowers they saw was more than an
ACRE cf WIIiD ROSES nothing but. On
the backside of the Ft, there .are go
ing to be millions 8c 'millions'of ras
berrics.(Ask Teddy Holmes).Fr.Clough
has. eaten(part at least)71 birthday
cakes all his own.But he climbed that
Kt just like a young Ft goat(except he
was not the gcat of the party).The 71*
&t. cake he ate only 3 days after this
!’cTimb.It must have given him anapetite.
■; JER. COLE CLOUGH' of Valdez SEEMS’ TO LIKE
the- scenic trip over the Chitina-Val
dez Trail,for he has made 2 round trips
within 6 days.First trip he came*in a
' .fine sedan & decided the road was so
’ good that he came next in his old pud
dle-jumper .It was lucky he chose the
truck as the road between Upper & Low*
er ^Tpjhsins,;-waa^wet;^Ihiu^tdyvHb di'(J all
'‘he came t o do,ate lunch with his bro
therinlaw the Nelsons,& went to Copper
Ctr 8c back home to Vaidez the 'same da;y
* The gravelling the Alaska Road Com has
been doing on the Richardson Hwy the
last few years,is begining to toll,nc^
anybody*can make, such good time,curves
and all,fnr 262 miles after a rain.
CHITINA VETERINARY AT ^CRK.Mrs. Harry
Taylot returned from McCarthy where
she visited friends.YTiile away her ho
rse was bumped by an auto & got a bad'
cut on the left flank,most a foot lon£
and very deep.Next day they doctored
it with linaments & salve. Too bad
hay-burners arenf.t as fast as gas
burners. Virgil held down thefoxranch.
,COL.OHLSON of the Govt Rwy,madq a tri]
^pr the Trail this week from Fairbank
Valdez,stopping overnight at Psxon
■ lodge,8c meeting IShny trail people.
f.vA c li.age;.currp.^t ijiich is
4)) Jn&©a€d'- fir thour -ha s.tf tune.fif s .
' At the tnp of Ft FcKinley they
jfc,d to use batteries.They stayed
7 overnight at Paxon Lodge 8c were en
tertained by Mr.& Mrs.Jas.D.Lyons 8c
E .S .Ncrdby .Alaskans should be gr eab
ly interested to have such success
ful scientists up in our North Coun
try /7e hope they111 find out a lot.
JOS.L.CLOUGH CELEBRATED his birth
day by taking Mr .Hans Litman back t-:
Gulkana Lodge 8c then over to Valdez
where Hans took the bca.t for a, trip
to the States.Mrs.Clough went to
Gulkana,&‘Mrs.Litman 8c little Heb
ert, 8c Frs'.Griffith-Olts rode over
to Valdez,&.back(to Gulkana)where
she is the wonderful hostess at the
beautiful Gulkana Lodge.
ms. AfflSKST NELSON" of 1KAHOKA, MO. ,is
having a very fine*visit & splendid
weather at Valdez with her daughter
Mrs.Harriet(Fred)Coleclough.She is
also spending her divided-up time
with her son the 0,A.Nelsons 8c Mrs.
■|£abel( Jas,)Lyons of Chitina 8c Paxon.
. -< , f- . , . «... i*v, ' ■■/..•I \ , .»»
KEYST ONEf CANYON ON THE 'VaLEEEZ ' TRAIL
1 is one of the most beautiful 8c seen
'ically thrilling places in all U,S.
(The flowers are right in prime now
[8c so many kinds that'people don’t e
Iven know their names ;At the Valdez
^end there are 18 bridges over glac
:ier streams in the last 2 miles.
:THE CHITINA RIVER headwater glacier
lakes have, just broken#& water is
coming down into the Ctpper River at
'its confluence down b# the Chitina
Pov/er Plant so fOjSt it is within a
>a couple of ft of the floor.The Chi
tina River looks like a lake a mile
across 8c has risen higher than for
many years.lt probably wonft go much
higher,tho. It is a great sight.
’ THERE ^ERE 2 RAINBTtS & 2 FLASHES
of lighting this week.8 children
2 mothers playing on the sand-bars,'
saw them.Lightning is scarce up here,