CHIEF EAGLE HORSE
SINGS
Alaska Fishermen readers
will be interested in the follow
ing item about Chief Eagle
Horse whch is the stage name
of our’ friend Charlie Cutter
whose home was in Klawock,
where he is now visiting.
Chief Eagle Horse Sings
To Seattle Audience
SEATTLE, Washington,
March 18.-— Chief Eagle Horse
celebrated Indian baritone, of
the Raven tribe of Alaska, has
stepped to the concert stage
of America in the full feathered
regalia of his race and is being
heard at the Liberty, where
he opened to enthusiastic audi
ences yesterday.
The history of the redskins
almost never speaks of singers
and the courage of the young
baritone, who has made a place
for himself in the world of
music, is much admired. He
sings in three languages in a
voice that is rich in quality
and capably handled. Liberty
crowds liked him a lot.
A. J. NELSON IS BACK
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the Manufacturer, the salesman
who sell to the Jobber, the Job
ber, the Salesman who sells to
the Retailer, the Retailer and
finally the salesman who sells
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You can buy made to order
direct from the factories, dresses
sweaters, lingerie, underwear,
shoes, hosiery, ready-to-wear
Coats and dresses for women
and children, men’s made-to
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ient time in the privacy of
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A. J. NELSON,
Member:
National Association of Direct
Selling Companies and
International Sales Association.
Paid Adv,
MAKE THE MOST OF IT
(From Anchorage Times)
Those Alaskans who were
fearful that William L. Paul,
Indian lawyer of Ketchikan,
would be able to extend the
influence of his Indian political
party so as to control politics
in Alaska, will find comfort
in the fact that the Paul ticket
was defeated recently in the
annual election of officers of
the Alaska Native Brotherhood.
This may not mean the shelv
ing of the Paul influence, for
it must be remembered that
Paul is a fairly shrewd indi
vidual, shrewder than the aver
age white politician in his sec
tion of Alaska, but the fact
that he has not been able to
hold the Indian organization in
restraint proves that he is not
the menace some of the white
dopesters of the First Division
would have the public believe
he is.
(Note: It only means that
the Natives do their own
thinking.
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SECRETARY HOOVER
GRANTS APPEAL
Natives Fishing On Taku Riv
er Appeal From Ruling of
Bureau: Hoover Restores Old
Dead Line Pending Investi
gation.
Some sixty natives who fish
on the Taku river near Juneau
each year were greatly distress
ed when they learned that the
“dead line” was being moved
down another four miles below
the dead line of last year.
They appealed to William L.
Paul, of Ketchikan, for help
asking him to go to Juneau.
Instead and against the advice
of some in Ketchikan, Mr. Paul
decided to appeal direct to
Herbert Hoover for relief. This
he did by cable. Thursday Mr.
Paul was informed by Mr. Rad
Cliff, of the Bureau of Fish
eries, acting under the direc
tion of Mr. Hoover, that the
old line is to be restored pend
ing further investigations.”
Needless to say, the natives
at the Taku river will be very
much encouraged. They will get
a new slant on Herbert Hoover
as well.
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