in tests during the year the follow
ing ID tile score of both boys and
girls in both rooms:
I'pper Hoorn
1st, Jacob Loe.
2d, Max Sauers, ....
1st, Kale Debrowo’.sky,
2d, Alice Dec-rowolsky,
Lower Boom
1st. Fred Friga, ....
2d, Jamas Kartell, . . .
1st, Sophia Kartell, . .
2d, tdrucie Patchtdl, . .
. 3-21,1
300.3
2tHi.O
200.3
201. H
200.2
199.-1
1S9.0
The Red Cross Drive
Sunday May 26 we devot'd the
in 'mini nervine to the interest! of the
U-d Cross. Nearly e»ery one on the
island was in attendance and - early
every one had something to give. As
spanker for the occasion -re were for
tunate in securing Mr. Stefanovich a
Serbian gentleman who esc iped from
an Austrian prison, came to this
oonntry and took out citizenship pa
pers, enlisted in the army with the
rank of Captiau of Cavalry.
The story of his experiences in the
war was verv thrilling. He was in
troduced bv Lieut. Hyde with whom
h" is traveling while recuperating
from wounds and shock.
Tile ■ mount raised bysitircollection
W:,X At Kodiak over ■flioO was
raised during the drive.
and Frieda NovikolT return
ed to FvaW on the Dora sailing the
221 "f May. Thev came last Sept, to
a't|."d s ' col as there is no school in
th-ir vi age Anton cried and did
not vsnl to go back. Frieda was
wiliin ■ tho not anxious to go. Their
fail *r • xpressei himself well pleased
with -he progress they have made.
A Prominent Citiren Passes
Away
The people of Kodiak and vicinity
wi re greatly shocked May 1st by the
very sudden death from appoplexy of
I)r. S. Irving Stone.
He was attending to his duties as
post master when he was stricken.
No one was with him at the moment,
t ut it could not have be**n many min
utes after he fell that In- was found
by some one entering to buy stamps.
I)r. Heck was quickly summoned and
everything was do’.e to revive him,
but he died a few hours later without
having regained conciousness.
Dr Stone was born Dec. ‘2b I*lb at
Madison Wis. He caine West in the
70s t i practice deutristry and came to
Alaska in 19fM) and soon after settled
in Kodiak.
ITe leaves a wife and son and
stepdaughter. Mrs. Stone, who on
account of ill health had been in the
states for several month**, was on her
wav back at the time of her husbands
death. She arrived at Kodiak the
day after he whs buried. Had it been
known that she was on her way, the
funeral would not have taktn place
until after she arrived.
Hisgoingisa distinct, loss to the
community. He was U. S. Commis
sioner, Post Master and Food Ad min -
istrator for this vicinity. He whs a
man highly respected and well liked
and will be greatly missed.
Wp had ^h* pleasure of entertain
ing Mr. Lester I) fTenderson Com
mi«»i >ner of Education on the occa
sion of }|i: two visit* to Wood Island.
The Territory is to bo congratulated
in having secured a man is perfectly
fitted for tbpfi* m; a man of chnrul
ing npisonnlitv and genuine ability;
up to-datp and alive to the beit inter
ests of the schools.