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Phone Madison 139 Seward, Alaska
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FINGER-PRINTING
Finger-printing has become a
very important part of crime in
! vestigation of the United States
marshal's office in Ketchikan. Ev
ery time a suspect is arrested or
i a “suspicious character” is picked
I up, he is finger-printed, says the
I Chronicle.
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anchorage baseball
I There is ample baseball talent
| in Anchorage to insure at least
! two teams and sufficient enthu
| siasm among the players to en
! courage the belief that Anchorage
j will have some good games this
j summer, says the Times.
The Anchorage Times in a re
i cent issue reports the marriage of
! Carl Schmidt, jr., formerly of Ne
j nana, and Miss Genevieve Bahlke,
| in Seattle on April 10.
j Practical and beautitui bridge gift* at
‘ the Alaska Shop.
KATHERINE Id. COOK
TO STUDY PROBLEMS
OF ALASKA INDIAN
i Mrs. Katherine M. Cook, of the
United States bureau of education
of Washington, D. C., arrived in
Ketchikan recently, s a y s the
Chronicle. She is connected with
! the division of special problems
among the Indians and has trav
eled extensively in the States, es
pecially through the southwest,
| and has visited them in their
j homes and schools on the differ
ent reservations and studied the
j various problems which confront
I them.
This is Mrs. Cook’s first visit
j to the Territory. It is her inten
| tion to visit the government
j schools, investigate the education
! al aspects, and study, at first
hand, the many problems which
deal with the native of today.
RIGID RULES GOVERN j
ALASKA BOXING BOUTSi
It is not generally known to the
public that rigid rules govern box
ing bouts in Alaska under the di
| rection of the Territorial Boxing;
j Commission with headquarters in i
Ketchikan. The members of the;
commission are Karl Drager, J. A.'
Talbot, jr., and K. Jessen, says|
i the Ketchikan Chronicle.
At the present session of the!
Legislature just ended the sum of!
$1000 was appropriated for the!
functioning of the commission un- i
j til the next Legislature meets.
Before a boxing bout can be
* held any place in -the Territory
| a permit must be secured from ,
i the commission and then a bond
! of $1000 posted to guarantee that
j bills will be taken care of for in
juries to fighters and their salaries
! paid for. ALso a physician and an
j inspector are appointed for each
| district and fighters before enter
; ing the ring must have the O. K.
of a reputed physician.
There were three members in:
: the 1931 graduating class of the I
! Petersburg high school, according
| to The Alaskan, and included the j
■ following, Leo Ness, Loren John-1
: son and A. Shakuanie.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Br. A. D. Havsrstock
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
E. P. Harwood
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Jehsnwn Building Seward, Alaska j
FOR FIRE INSURANCE
SEE
Curtis R. Morford
Br. A. R. Roberts
DENTIST
Phone Madison 108—Tecklenberg Bldg;.
Donohue & Dimond
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
OFFICES
VALDEZ AND CORDOVA
F. W. Williamson
U. S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor—U. S. Land
Surveyor—General Surveyor
Seward, Alaska—Inquire Seward Gateway
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