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Legendary totems pf Southeast
Alaska Indian clans will occupy a
place of prominence in the Alaska
exhibit at the International Col
onial Exposition at Paris. France,
opening next April, it was made
known by Governor George A.
Parks. Work on the display is now
in progrss in Juneau, states
the Juneau Empire.
A contract has been let to James
Rudolph. Juneau Indian carver of
totem poles, for 10, the Gover
nor said. They are to be three fee*
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No stale bakery foods here at
any time. Fresh pastries, cakes
and bread every day at the
Electric Bakery.
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'and lour inches high and about six
inches across the base A willow
rope, or chain, which Carver
Rudolph will make, also, will link
the totems together.
Rudolph is one of the few In -
dian totem pole makers left in the
Juneau vicinity. His work is widely
known Totems made by him are
handled almost, exclusively by the
Juneau curio dealers He has de
monstrated his art several times ' t
the Southeast Alaska Fair held in
Juneau
The type of totems to be carved
by him for the Paris exposition
was left to his discretion. They wUl
include, Gov. Parks said, some of
most famous tvpes in Southeast
Alaska district. The legend of each
will acompany the exhibit.
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Fliekinger
returned yesterday from an out
ing on Snow River. As a trophy
of their hunt they brought in a
large moose.
TRAIN IN TONIGHT
A mixed train is due to arrive
this evening from Anchorage and
tomorrow evening, the regular
oassenger train from Fairbanks.
The latter is scheduled to depart
for the Interior following the ar
rival in port from the south of
he SS Yukon.
George Thorklesen, local mech
anical genius, who has been at
Anchorage on business matters,
returned last Friday aboard his
private car.
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Alaska flowers and grasses,
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and making beautiful bouquets,
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