tion oZ buildings at the Agricul
tural College at Fairbanks. And
in addition the Federal Govern
ment has also appropriated
£400,000 for the College years
from 1922 to the end of 1930. In
addition there was over $61,000
received from dormitory fees
donations, etc.
Nothing niggardly about these
appropriations, when it is con
sidered that the young College
even at this date has only 70 or
80 yearly pupils. But then there
:s a faculty of about 23 to care
for the pupils that may some day
prefer collegiate education in
the North than to bask in the
[dare of the bright lights of the
Outside.
x
We Ask For Justice .
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
United States of America )
)ss
Territory of Alaska )
I, Albert Kookesh, being first
.worn depose and say that I re
side at Angoon, near Killisnoo,
Alaska; that on Friday during
the second fish season (being
five days before its close) I was
at Hood’s Bay; Capt. O’Connor
saw me at the Herring Plant,
and told me that he had seized
my gas boat for having a seine
only 84 fathoms long; that he
directed me to go to Juneau;
that I obeyed; that I met Capt.
O’Conner again in the District
-Attorney’s office where they told
me to pay $200; that I told them
I never make that much in one
season for several years and that
I had no money for my wife and
four children; that they then
asked me for $150;.00 that they
then said I must stay in jail 15
days; that I consulted an at
torney and learned that no com
plaint had been filed against me;
that my attorney advised me to
return home; that as I was re
turning I met a fisheries boat
rowing my boat, so I returned;
that thereupon my attorney,
Hellenthal sent me to Attorney
Faulkner; that I then paid the
asked me for $150.00 that they
mitted to go; whereupon I found
that the fisheries officials had
cut my anchor line leaving my
anchor in deep water; that many
articles on deck, like coal was
either lost or stolen; that my
gas boat was broken both bow
and stern; likewise my skiff, in
which the net was found; that I
was not with the gas boat or
skiff when O’Connor took them,
nor was I using the said net.'
Albert Kookesh,..
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 23rd day of November,
1929.
Easy Steps
Steps were invented for convenience. They
enable you to mount by easy stages.
Small, steady deposits in your bank account
are the easy steps by which you reach your finan
cial goal.
Start a Savings Account Today
Miners and Merchants Bank
.. Ketchikan,
Established in 1906
William L. Paul,
Notary Public for Alaska
My Commission expires Nov. 21,
-x
Rusigard's Reversals"
-X
. .Many people believe that the
establishing of pulp and paper
mills in the Territory will be the
forerunner of other industrial
c'evelopments. But two years
ago when John Rustgard deliv
x
jj SITKA CAMP
8 A’aska Native Brotherhood
?! Meets 8 P. M. Monday
|| .Andrew Hope R. James, Jr.
♦♦ President
Secretary
DR. s. II. SUSSMAN
Dentist
highest Grade Dentistry at
Reasonable Prices
712 Joshua .Green Bldg
I ill & Pike - Seattle,, Was!
DR. L. P. DAWES
Physician and Surgeon
First National Bank
Building
; Phone 2602
Juneau
Electric Laundry
Phone 156
GENERAL LAUNDRY
WORK
F. H. Bold, Prep.
umnnmtmmmtmmnmmmtmmnm
| KETCHIKAN GROCERY |
I Ketchikan, Alaska ,;
'| R. W. EDMONDS, PROP. |
| Night Phone—Green 233 I
KETCHIKAN FOUNDRY
H. P. HANSEN, Prop.
Manufacturer of «
STAR TROLLING GURDIBS
Phone Black 12k “Box 848