Attfphnd hy.twu.sled doga, Chhnan
Kbwlejfc. Jr., five years of age, soon of
Kr^aiul Mrs. Kooley, of. Kasllof. died
a^few hours later after bein (almost
-aten alive,' according to information
received a few days- ag* in Seward,,
although, the tragedy occurred Decem
ber* Qi At 12t30 noop. of that date
Mr.- Cowley- 'phoned, neighbors what
had* happened, and they rushed to the
assistance of the family. The lad was
*liv«e,.but unconscious,. He had been
chewed in. a.terribe manner. All of
his Iclothing had been, tipped', off ex
cept his stockings and. one shoepao..
From, details received; of. the tragedy
it appears that Mr-Cooley was at the
horde of a. neighbor, about 300 feat
away, and. Mrs. Kooley- despatched
the‘youngster to call his father. The
«led dogs were loose and Jumped upon
the’child behind a mass of piling, out
of sight of both houses. When found
the-boy had been. literally mauled to
death, in about ten minutes. Aly
thabg the wounds were promptly
dressed and every aid. rendered by
neighbors and friends, the. child died
about four hours ater. Mr, Kooley,
father of the child, is. employed at
•he*Alaska. Packer*’ cannery at the
wrath ol the Kasilof river.. .
An imroyaftjpn .jragthp^KXea^ang. of
v'anoed saljnen ia reported Jay the Ca
nadian departm-itt x& fisftbtiBB. The
•um*. process is-tonkin,the jtfah* before
or.nnir.g-, in.Tt.pad of the usual iwflait
of ui li tf with ths slda on. It has
been successfully carried out daring:
the past season at a cannery oil the
Fraser river and, according to llkh
•rife officers who inspected the plant,
the resultant product is satisfactory.
Bay C. Larson, hmfjbaf dealer of
Anchorage,, has announfid his inten
tion to file a sa candidatyt 6h the Re
publican. ticket for mefflbtr of the
lower bouse of the TerriMrial Legis
lature. He added- “l a min .the fight.,
up to my neck.” I
E. P. Harwood, Seward attorney,
has been appointed by Judge HR1 to
the office of United States commis
sioner at Seward to fill the vacancy
Caused by the resignation, of Curtis
I. Moorford, who had held the posi
tion for several years.
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In the district court of the Third
division, a few,days ago,. Kathryn..
Galen was granted a divorce from
James Galen. Both parties are quite
prominent in the Third division, Mrs.
Galen at one time being coourt ste
nographer, and Mr, Galen is head of
the ML McKinley Jpajk project. .
Percy G- Charles,'well known for
mer resident,*nf .Fairbanks and Idit
arod^and for av number of years past
prominently engaged, in business in
Ketchikan, has announced, that he
will he a candidate.for .Territorial au
ditov subject to the.wil of the Repub
lican voters,in the April primaries.
Mr. Chtrlesiwss chief deputy in the
office of the United States marshal in
the early. Fairbanks days.and he con
tinued in the .service of the Depart
ment. of Justice, after going to the
Iditarod district. .In Ketchikan he is
aenipr..membeit-ef the Arm of Charles
& Hardcastle, handling insurance,
real estate* etc. Reserved as grand
treasurer of the Pioneers of Alaska
for s..number .of years, and at the last
convention oljoldtixners J>e was hon
ored ><rith election as grind president
Seward business men am planning
hn aviation base and have appointed
a. committee composed of John Blase,.
Cal Srosius and Chares Lechner, to
munch, tbe movement. Pilot W. H.
Barn lift, who in company with a. Mr.
McGhee, a fur buyer, owns- n four
place monoplane, has assured Seward,
citizens that he would make Seward
his base in case the proper hangar
facilities were provided. The approx
imate cast of the building weald be
about $3,000.
Two deer a week are figured to be
the average feed of one wolf, accord
ing to H. H. Gubaer, predatory an
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itnal hunter of tha Territory,. who
say* that a deer hat no chance when
a wolf starts after 'him for a meal.
The only protection for him, says Mr.
Guhsar la to take to the water where
he can stand Off the' wolfi
MELVIN * HETNOj CARTOONIST,
i Melvin HeR*o( son- of Mn. and* Mrs.
John Heihoju*. youngster who .former
ly atteided-school- at,McGrath, who
accompanied.-hii mother to the Out
side several years ago, is receiving
quite a little recognition hack in
Washington State as a promising car
toonist. - The'.Kusko Times has seen
some of his work and we consider it
quite meritnrhinsue The Grange News,
published at Kelad^ Wash., speaking
of the young manand his work, says:
“Please netov’-Snefenew, decoration at
the top of this column which was
drawn by Mei Heino, a youngster of
IS.;*Mel 4naurome»iwsl talent and it
is suggested that aWahhington Grang
ers keep hd an him. A few years
hen>-e we'will beyond doubt have oc
casion to feek pride in the fact that
Mel’s find? illustrations and. cartoons
appeared* in ioue- own- Grange News.
More ofhis work, will he found with
the articles written-by Leon Sputter
budget; iani Blnestsm’s- Bungling
Bard.”
Misr'HUdf R, A. Fleck, who left
Sew font turn* ago- for Anchorage
■for medical dxaatment, is now at
Healy, feeling muck ! improved in
health. "On Iter ajgnval at Anchorage
’she .'consulted a chiropractor, who
found seven; vertebrae of her spine
dislocated; also ^ most of the nerves
on tfaft left side-iwere dead, and the
hip'joint "partly* out of place. The
chiropractor .-advised her that within
•six months* ovrltseiher left side would
have -become* panlyzsd.
pEPARVMRKTOF THE INTERIOR
-* Uedted'States Land Office
Fairbanks, Alaska,
September 17, 1831.
x. Notica (t hereby given that final
proof .testimony in homestead entry
No. 0SO|%yfihr the land embraced in
U. S. Stftosew No. 1961 situate on the
eight bstbet Kuskokwim river about
1 miha liaoetbeasterly from the town
df McGrath, Alaska, in latitude 62*
87'W*f«fc, longitude 185* 37' W..
whence<Vr S. L. M. No. 1961 bean S.
87* .’lt'kW: 27.67 chains, has be«n
givevebys William T. Vanderpool, en
trym—juaad his witnesses, Richard
Joseph,. McArthur and Charles Ed
ward. -Hntith, all of McGrath, Alaska,
and ib hr the files of the local land
office a* Fairbanks, Alaska. All per
sonsudutiring adverse claims against
this entry are required to file the
same with the Register of the United
State* Land Office at Fairbanks,
Alaska, within the period of publica
tion or 30 days thereafter or they
will Be barred by the provisions of
the statutes.
ROBT. W. TAYLOR,
Ex-officio Register.
First publication, November 14, 1931.
Last publication, January 16, 1982.
IN ASOCIAL WAT.
R. E. Lowrie and Chris Nelson
were hosts to a number of friends at
an exceptionally fine turkey dinner
on Sunday last, in the preparation of
which they were given every aid by
Aaron Erickson. Those present, out*
i ;c of th three named, included Mr.
^ j M- .1 F. Taylor, Misses Grace
-no Lett e Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Guskey, Mr. and 'Mrs. Ralph
Anderson and young daughters, J. H.
McLean, A. X. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferris enter
tained a number of riends at dinner
on Wednesday evening, their guests
Being: Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Taylor, J.
H. Peterson, Aaron Erickson, Chris
Meson, R. E. Lowrie, A. X. Grant.
Mrs. Oscar Samuelson, of Bethel,
was a yesterday airplane arrival, en
route to Anchorage and the Outside.
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W roten, deceased.
No. 69,
Notice of Hearing of Final Aefcoaat.
Notice is hereby given that, therad*
ministrator of the above estate has
filOd his final report in the1! Probate •
Court above named and that *e*id "re
port will be heard before that;said ■
Pr. bat i Court for Otter Pnecbict, tat
Flat, Alaska, on Monday, tha?* 30th„
day of November, 1931, at. 2 ih’detk
p. > m. of said; day* at . which. kiitie *aadt<';
place all persons interested saaya.np*))
pear and show cause, if .any* thdy >
nave, why said reportsbdukl’i nokdaiw
approved and confirmed.
THOS. M. GARLAND,; >,
Administrator.».
First publication Aug. 29;i9£L
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