T h a _ A G u B
This paper is pubiicr'od twice a month
by Muriel Spears of Dillingham, Alaska*
Fubsoription Hate is $6.00 a year*
F^B0AT8 FOR SALEl
How would you like a powor boat (that
is sturdier and stronger than the present
$8,000 p-boat in uso) complete with power
roller, oabin and all plus a 95 HP Marine
engine for only $6,200?
The Puget Sound Boat Building UTorpoiv
ation in Taooma, Washington oan build you
just such a boat for fishing, with bow or
stern pioker, mahogany planking, and all
oak ribs. They are oomparable in size to
the boat8 now in use, having a 32* by 10*
8n beam.
If you are interested in this style
boat for future fishing seasons, contact
Jeff Davis at Clark*s Point. He has
photographs of these boa ta and blueprints
that give the minutest detail* con
sxrucxioxu.
Four of these p-boats were at Ugashik th
this year ana they ail weatnerea tne Jury
of the sea in the big storm to the pride
of the builders'*
The company building this boat would
rather build the hulls with engine beds
and shaft log but will build the entire
craft* Twenty of these boats eould be
built by spring#
INFANT-"FEETs"TRAGIC death
A sorrowful journey tp Dillingham was
made by Mr* and Mrs* Elmer Nioholson and
several relatives when they brought the
body of their six month old daughter who .
died of a fraotured skull when she waB
dropped* by a servant girl Monday evolv
ing, July 14# at thelir home in Bothel#
The tiny body of Patricia Lynn Niohol
son lay in state at the home of Nina
Nioholson Tuesday evening* Ihe funeral'
took place Wednesday afternoon in a sad
but beautiful home service with those
who.loved her close by* dhe was laid to
rest beside her grandfather, Mr* H • PI
Nicholson, in the famdily lot at Kanakan
ak*
CO-OP ROBBED
Thursday evening* July 10* the Co-op
Store was broken into by cutting out one
of the basement windows and crawling in.
A re-oap of the inventory showed only
some soda pop was missing which points
the finger of suspicion at some kids*
Marshal ha1drip has some suspeots but
so far has released no Information on
them* The management ofi the Co-op has
removed the temptation* somewhat* by
firmly barring all the windows from the
inside* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _
~ "lieaTtir TJurses”*Ray"and’”ff«iwford wiTl”"^
at Clarkfs Point and Ekuk with their
BCG Vaocine next week*
It was the Willow Tree* the Army was sure
on maneuvers# anywayl Mow I didn’t say
who started it—I just know that soldiers
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plac©*** •.
If the typing is terrible in this issu*
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finger in the cash register at the stores
and has to type 'off base'• ••
Lid you see him last Saturday night in
that adorable gingham cap? I don't know
for sure if he was 'eoufting' or earthing#
, «* m* — — — — — -•—*#'
- Course they closed down fishing because
the FWS said to—but what I can't figure
is how come they aren't consistent in their
attempts to save the salmon* John Pearson
was telling mo that last week when he was
up* at his oamp he brought in one of those
fish that TJSUAliLY get away* Here is the
surprising thing! when it was cut open
he found SIXTY-FOUR salmon In it? Now—
you guess why the game laws continue to
proteot trout—I give up? I He said that
just about every fish caught up there has
at least 20 salmon in it* •#
Loo80 dogs are getting to be a nuisance
around town* If you have a pet you better
devise a way to keep him home—someone may
go on a shooting spree# Speaking off dogs
did you hear about the one that bit a man
the other da y? It wouldn't be news# butr
as I hear it—the dog is paralysed?***
I actually met the guy—the one wha is
so conceited th&t instead of sending his
mother a Mother*s nay gift, he waits till
his own birthday rolls around and then .
sends her a card of congratulations!• ••
With the new styles for women, when a
girl tells a fellow she*11 be right out*
she*s not kidding!***
Well# better run along now# This town
is so dry the moon wcmH shine# vtiien it(s
full! Call you lat$r* wOoseH