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Published by
! Kodiak Publishing Co.
| Kodiak, Alaska,.
Gone Dawson .gOwner l:.Editor
Member of Associated Press,'
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*Jrct recently two young cl-iii
! dron of our conuunity \:cro burned
1 c-ulto seriously as tine result,, of,
| p 1 ay i ng •. j i 11.. na t c.hc o .' - T o 6 ■ r xuc h':
jliaportarico cannot be s/troSscd-up
I°n doing our utr.es t toi/drd kcop
! :ing notches and other objects- of
ir.flai.aiiblo nature awaj';frbni the
read: of our little ones, There
is always danger of the:result
rnt burns . be coning/ fatal or loav
] ing one 1 s f c a ture*s s c arrpd f o r
{life, to say nothing of tko poo
|sibi 1 ity of loos ' of ho:::c'<end pro
party.
fills should oo considered
an important factor toward incor
poration f6r by supporting such
it \/ill give us r.crro opportunity
of having^ some reliable materials
for combating fire hazards by .
beans of proper-■ equipment. But
I'/ithi just such, a possibility
reaching a realization should
hot tend-towards lessening our
jt endeavor in using all precaution
! to avoid fire .
!| , So . lot us try and keep the
thought of "Safety" over in cur
f thoughts--safety towards our
selves will mean safety for
| others.
cm, qqpjro^QGr~r~
; cairbanks lxas^Lirera 1 ly
j "gone to.the dogs" these days
I for the reason city officials
! cannot find anyone to take over
the duties of dog catcher. Ap
parently, when one is found to
handle the canine situation,
owners of the animals become cir
cumspect and no animals arc seen
i at large. Re suit--the pondw.astar
1 finds it impossible to make a
1 livelihood, he he signs, and . t ho j
town goes "to thogdpgs" again. i
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HENRY-WOLLF
BUILDER
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I ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK
CABINET S-MILL WORK
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Strength of the A1c.sk?. Lo~
fence Force at Elncndorf Field in |
Anchorage nac virtually doubled
under an order issued by the 'Aar- I
Deportment ot bashington, D. C.,
according to an Associated Frees ,
dispatch.
At t ?. e s arm 15o ie, Lc cist a:■ it
Secretary of '.'o.r Louip Johnson
said that Anchorage mill become
*. the permanent hone of the Fourth J
.infantry v/itli its normal strength
of tuo battalions enlarged by
transfer of 250 men at Chi 1?coot
Barrachs, near Haines.
Today's order called for the
trails for of that portion of the
Fourth Infantry at Fort George
'./right, near Spokane, to El:un
der f ' he Id . 'll j.o s c . sen, numb e ring
approximately 590, mill streng
then the garrison of the regiment':
First Battalion already encamped
1 iere . TIie Fir-.'t Ba11a 1 ion ca::ie
from Fort Fissoula.
To'cal s’cronytn oi e x Fourth
Infentry after the additional
ftroo.'U arrive will bo 1,350 men.
In ad<’ it ion there are ucro than
300 non r.lr*e zidy lore in the iSn
fine .ro and FloId Artillery,
Two coup a .nee of uon c.re at
Chi Ike ot Barrack.: at pro cent,
numbering about 250. live;-/' z.r :■ in
tie 32nd Infantry and will bo
tranoi’erma to tic Fourth Infan
try .
Confiruation of tlx order
fro: i '. his’vLufton could not be Ab- ;
t a i i lc d aA II iv. 10?:id or f F j ^ 1 d ai id <
off icero ir■ eh~ r; • o 11 crno?.:-• ■;
ocic Unaf o dc.vO .....0 uo c ;
for arrival of the additional i
troops0 ;
FOLKS.....
"Take my advice,
Always soy to Your Grocer
Re la i nee Brand, Please1'.
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