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ACROSS
I. Seed covering
i. Part of a plant
S. South Ameri
can river
12. Belonging to
me
13. Spindle on
which a
wheel turns
14 Attempt
15 Soon
16 Irregular voter
18 Exists
15 Commotion
31. V'.s.-uus mud
22. Cluster of
fibers in wool
*4. Poker stake
16 Southern con
stellation
Sows again
Greek letter
Pun
34. Immerses
36 Abraham’s
birthplaes
37 Burl of the
hawk family
39 Holding
41 Symbol for
calcium
42. 433rd asteroid
44 Goddess of
growing
vegeta tios
45 Sesame
47 V’aiiety
49 Now Scotch
61 Ipecac plant
52 Inquire
55 Head.‘uers
57 A i«tM »oijp to
t*n?«lir.gp
69 At *o.i*
60 Mrilirmai so
62. Tramp
•4. N»*;i.t t»efors
an event
67 &,j: cad loosely
68 Cautious
69 MecO
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1 With :nil force
2 Wash tightly
3 Daughter of
Cadmus
4 OptiCfll glass
5 Pertaining to
the gull fam
ily
6 Put forth
7 High mountain
8 Charges
9 Dress
10. Too early
11. Norlnernmo8t
point of the
Isle of Man
17 Wing
20. Tea testers
23. Malayan canoe
25. Supervise a
publication
28. Sea eagle
29 Particular
31 Metric land
measures
32 Party
33. Mournful
35. Large knife
38. Small shark
40. Eithm of The
Bears
43. More rigorous
46. Allowed the
use of
48. Vegetable
50. Killer whale
53. Serious
54. Recognised as
true
55. Let It stand
56. Pack
58. Fish
61. Pulpy fruit
63. South Ameri
can Indian
Morris Knudsen, 82, of t h e j
construction firm of Morrison- j
Knudsen, died Nov. 15 at his j
home in San Diego after a 10 ]
years illness. Funeral services j
were held in Boise, Idaho He is
survived by his widow and an
adopted son.
Dr. W. W. Council, 60, for
many years territoiial health
commissioner and prominent
physician and surgeon at Cor
dova before that, died Nov. 13
in his rooms at the Baranof
hotel in Juneau.
Dr. Council was one of the
territory’s most enthusiastie
sportsmen during his residence
in Cordova and was an early
advocate of more rigid conser
vation laws for Alaska.
Besides his widow and a
younger daughter in Juneau he
was survived by an elder daugh
ter, Mary Lee Council, of Wash
ington, D. C., a member of
Delegate Dimond’s office staff.
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Outgoing passengers from
Kodiak reported by Alaska
Steamship company are:
Mrs. Theo Chouinard and in
fant, Miss Nettie Sargent, Ray
Martin, Mrs. Evelyn Marweg,
Ben Jackson, Mildred Davis.
Samuel O’Neal, Leonard Camp
bell, Silmon Spencer, Andrew,
Pedersen, Mrs. Jennie McPheet
ers and children Maui ice and
Walter, Andrew Huseby, Mrs.
Eileen Erbes, Mrs. Nondyce
Minstrell and son James, Joseph
Jaffe, Mrs. Annie Wilsgard, Miss
Beatrice Wilsgard, Mr*. Buelah
Dean and infant, Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Edwards.
A 5 pound 11 ounce boy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Bostrom of Kodiak in the
Alaska Railroad hospital at An
chorage on December 2.
The father is a government
employee at Kodiak.
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