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(continued from page 2)
graves to the left of it, and the
tower was left hanging at an
angle. Wednesday it was top
p'ed over the other direction.
The men working on the
budding have had some tough
times with some of it. Removing
the redwood siding was easy
enough, but getting the wall
beams apart was something else.
They were fastened with large
wooden pegs, and at the end
were so joined and notched and
fitted together in such a stropg
fashion that they had to be
chopped apart. Large old-fash
ioned hand made spikes, with
big burrs along their length, also
proved almost impossible to pull
out.
We knew that the classified
ad put in the Mirror by T. T.
Jackson offering a dog house,
big enough to hold a man, for
sale, appeared on the front page
of one of the Alaska dailies, and
was quoted in others. But since
then the item has really gotten
around. Jackson tells us he has
received word from the ad from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, New
Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas and Washington.
The record for distance of the
notices came from his brother,
who sent a clipping of it he saw
in the Solomon Islands in an un
named newspaper.
Although at least two people
here have offered to buy it,
Jackson said he hadn’t sold it
yet
Comes word from Colorado
Springs of the death of Alaska
l ou, 600 pound Kodiak bear,
shipped there about 4 years ago
by Charles Madsen, local bear
impresario.
According to the story, the
indifference Alaska Liou display
ed to another bear, Sitka by
name, also from Kodiak, result
ed in her sad demise.
Her suitor, who was the 1,000
pound killer of two brown bears
last spring, chewed and clawed
Alaska Lou to death after hav
ing been brushed off for some
time.
Attendants of the Cheyenne
Mountain zoo found Sitka rag
ing over Alaska Lou, who had
been eviscerated. They used a
fire hose to drive the big bear
away so they could remove the
body.
Sitka, with three bears’ lives
chalked up against him, is now
in solitary confinement.
Leo Larrance. care of the Fire
Dept., NOB, met a girl a short
time ago working in a cafe in
town, who, it developed, was
from a place 12 miles from where
he came from in Indiana Aftei
a few visits over hamburgers Lee
asked the girl if she would an
swei a letter if he wrote her one,
She said yes, she might, if it were
the right kind of letter.
The girl got the letter this
week and we hereby append an
exact copy We hope you don’t
mind, Leo':
Dearest Darling:
You will probably be shocked
at my forwardness, but I have
not had the chance to tell you
before I meant to get the mat
ter straight the last time I was
with you but somehow I lost all
nerve. You have no idea what
knowing you has meant to me.
Since it has been on my mind
for several weeks, I have finally
decided to ask you. Ever since
I first met you, you have been
very sweet l o me but as the days
went by and grew into weeks,
something more lovely and sin
cere developed. I never thought
that such a question would enter
my mind at this stage. 1 don’t
know whether or not it is poss
ible for you to answer. 1 hope it
is. Whatever your answer may
be, don’t mention it to anyone,
please, as I wouldn’t want them
to know how you answered it.
Dispense with all thoughts of
hurting me. Please be honest
with me, as it means a lot. Here
is my question. Do you really be
lieve the Lone Ranger will adit*
horse when he is drafted?
Loads of lov^
Leo
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