Candidate For
Democratic
Nomination as
DELEGATE
TO CONGRESS
Thirty-nine years’ residence in Alaska
Educated in Fairbanks Public Schools and
University of Alaska
Endorsed by Delegate Dimond
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work every single day wearing a
necktie.
For all we know the tie is still
flying from the brass marker
high in the mountains back of
Mt. Barometer.
Hany Christopherson, Tommy
Clampffer, Tommy Chambers
and a soldier ran afoul of the
military this week while out in a
boat off a nearby rock off a near
by cape.
Harry had no more than taken
a couple shots at a seal, of which
one shot ricocheted toward the
cape, than a military boat ap
peared and took them in custody
aboard ship and brought them
into town, towing their boat be
hind them.
When it was satisfactorily ex
plained to all concerned as to
who they were, what they were
doing there and what they were
shooting at (it is legal to shoot
the seals, by the way) the four
were released
Upon which they got in their
boat and went out and did a lit
tle more shooting.
Only not in the same place,
one of them explained.
Six years ago a Mr. Nettle
was in Seattle, and on a certain
night he left three rowboats on
the sands of Alki beach The
next day the 'liree rowboats were
among the missing, and that was
the last he heard of any of them
until this week.
Now an employe at the base,
Mr. Nettle the other day was
wandering around Kodiak when
he saw a strangely familiar row
boat He went over and examined
it closely and discovered that it
was one of the three stolen on
| that night 6 long years ago.
There was no mistaking the
boat, he said.
Two repair jobs he had done
on it, one on the bow and one on
an oarlock block, were still very
much in evidence.
Word has been received that a
son, William Hayden, weight 8
pounds 4 ounces, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Adams, Ap
ril 3, at Anchorage.
Mrs. Adams formerly worked
at the GM hospital and the Ko
diak Fountain. Mr. Adams was
employed at the base for 2 years
and is at present with the CAA
at Anchorage.
Mrs. Celeste Lewis, employed
at Bert’s Drug store, was con
fined to her home the first of the
week on account of illness.
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