January 22,1933. PRES.CARL WHIT- I
'HAM OF FA HE "FA FIFES j
|says: "Since the 1-st
ton of ore was brott
down the hill the mi
ne has been self-sup
porting JSxpctt to em
ploy a crew:of abou t
bo men this «oming sea
son, having most ©f our
|old crew back.Begin as
*0$°n as water is avail
.wnitnam, aD±e,aDOUt May o*
HR , CHAS . BT3FKEJL, PRES.
o f the ‘"JAR TEES T E OR T l
College,Agri ,& School
of Mines says: ’’Gold
is standard & U.S.is
on a gold basis,Bonus
on gold production is
economically unsound*'
In calculating irhom
tax a depletion allo
wance $ for $ is war
ranted he believe s'**
From ALASKA WEEKLY fr .C .E . B*tin'fe 11.
MUCH SMOKE & some trcubel at the Com
Hotel when washingmachine was grind
ing 'clothes clean 8c the cober worked
off,It stopt turning 8c the motor sm
oked it got so hot.Mrs'Estrada worki^i
ing like a houseafire,upstairs smelt
smoke; she had all she could do to get
to the laundry & shut off the juice
without choking herself.When the mo
tor coold off it was burnt up,If the
fuse hadn’t had so much resistance it
• might have had a blowout 8c Saved the
motor,That would have been better,
FILOY KIRK Patrick, of the GILLAM AIR
ways took the mail along 8c went to C
lopper Ctr., to help work on the Zenith
Ilane that was damaged when it took
fire in the hanger sometime agojhere
nave been sevral men working on it.
Karl Woods,Messrs. Thomas 8c Price,
FREIGHTING for Nabesna,CONN NORRIS 8c
KANES MANEY in their f unny little hcu
se on their sled,are still doing the
2§ miles back&forth int* the Mines, i
They are so far from a phone that we j
won’t hear from them for a week long-i
er till they get backto Chi s to china R* j
acldhousoRadio is so fine that with a :
little set they have on the sled they
probably have enjoyed their many cold
evenings of leisure,
0 BOY, 0 GIRL, 0 SOURDOUGH 8c CHICKEN!
A good friend to all the children is
Mrs Estrada.She invited the 2 boys cf
the Herald & their 2 sisters Florence
8c Ora 8c also Mary Moore for a big ch
ickendinner & evrything that belongs
with it.Then she invited us 4 child
ren for hoteakes at lunch,Not manny
children have as good a friend as die
is to fry chicken &'cakes'for them.
Ora Clough Nelson,8 yrs,3rd Grade# j
REV.MR.KIPP5NBR0CK WHO USED TO COME
to Chitina from Cordova sometimes ,
to preach for Episcopal missions,is
a rector in Fairbanks now.He had ihe
funeral for Mrs.Budnick & the little
son only 5 yrs tld that both were
burned with their heme at Fairbanks
«*oon after Ohr i a Ax thur Bub- i
*ik was badly burfted trying to save
.his little family,but did not die,
BIG INSIDE is getting to he an open
book to WINCHELL'.This week Radio KFO.Zlj
Anchorage , Alaska, reported Oscar fly J
■ ing the McGee CO .Airplnbe .info the ir J
mote region of the rod. This is I
getting deep inis the heart of A1
Being a. toQ pi 1 at is gi\ri ng Win- J
chell a. itfLpr*'*?. to get tuh2ix-ti.:.?ted j
(CGnt.) thousands 8c thousands of Mi
les of this Norther* Territory'that
very few people have ever seen, It
is doubtful if Oscar found many c®b
S'webs in”Uncle Sam’s Attic” .(See Mrs
Mary Lee Davis ’ book) to lead about it,
IN NEW TEARS* Edition of this Herald
Adrian my brother, the Editor, said ;
he thot it would be a grand idea if
theal&tTule * dauter of Mr McKineley,
the Indian,should get n medal for
bravery,For she 8c all the.Natives,
knew there were great packs of ©Id
wolves roaming rownd that •ountry
at night as they feet there food at
night 8c it was midnight .This last
week the anunser JP who has such a
freindly voice over KFQf) Alaska ra
dio said a great movement is going
over Alaska to give this hl
ner to the little Native.Mr,Miller,
Supertendent of the Native work said
that he is working now to make sure
that this brave'little girl should
jhave her reward. By
|Florence Clough Nelson, 10yrs,tr,4,
I
BUSINESS MANGER’S WEATHER REPORTER
THE WINTER .Chiti na has had within 1
weeks' time 3 Chinook Winds & 1 fai,
thaw. In this location Chinook m^ass
south' warm winds bringing thawing ,
just as warm winds do in the Steles,
Thermometers ©limbed up above z
ing to 33,Chitina has not so far th
is year had any of the extreme *cld
weather that we expect every wirier.
' We have had lots of it in the sease
that it has stretched out 20,3^ &4C
below for quite a while at once,Tbe
lowest here yet was 46 below, zer* .
It was heard over KEOJ) radio this
past week that Inside it was 60-56
below at places on the Gov’t R R.jle
may get some of this cold weather
down our way sooner or later ye'**
CO,
; RADIO RECRPTICE kiOniY 0o«D. A
man at Cordova this week picked up
a German & Swedi sh'& pt&ej* foreign
r 'SB- p'L' n/r ^ ?
n&e? ■%; ■***
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CHITINA CASH STORE is being kalse -
mined & repainted, by M±£v<f.ns.It will
look fine when done as be is & toT
ijuytohcr at carpentry $ raimting.Ke
has fixed up the hc*u&e he* lives in
with a new heating system,& parti -
tioned off sem^ of the. rooms, It 6s
the big yeljUmr house on the hill, '
I.:'.riZA?\ HOURS'] V - 8 H.M.on Pr iday