The reason for this practice, he
told Stanford Alumni, was that
"endowments on which a life of in
dependence had been based, were
being undermined by our national
fisoal currency policies.”
BALLOT BOXES
ARE DEUVERED
TO B. C. VOTERS
W. T. Holland and P. H. Cressy,
who arrived here aboard a Pioneer
Airways Boeing flying boat Wednes
day night and left yesterday morn
ing for Interior British Columbia
points, returned here last night
and left early this morning for
Ocean Falls, B. C.
The fliers visited Telegraph Creek,
Atlin, Tulsequah and Car cross to
deliver ballot boxes for the Canad
ian Government.
Eagles Are
To Be in
Big Parade
The Eagles are to take part
In the Douglas Bridge celebra
tion. Notice was issued today
for the full membership to turn
out and be at Triangle Place
In Juneau next Sunday after
noon early.
Will Wed Soon
Evangeline Davey (top), only
daughter of Gov. Martin Davey of
Ohio, and Alexander Smith, son of
Major and Mrs, Koy Smith of Kent,
I Ohio, will be wed in the executive
mansion in October.
! CONDITIONS OF
1 INDIANS NOTED
BY ZIONCHECK
;Washington State Repre
sentative Visits Vil
lages—Comment
j KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 11.—
United States Representative Mar
ion A. Zioncheck, Democrat of
Washington State, resident of Se
attle, is now sailing south after a
trip to Alaska. He has also visited
Indian villages.
I “I visited Klawock and the living
conditions of the natives are de
plorable. They badly need hospital
facilities.” declared Congressman
Zioncheck.
The Washington State Represen
tative said much needs to be done
for the natives. Transportation
needs come second, he further said.
Congressman Zioncheck is com
pleting his first visit to Alaska since
he came north in 1928 as a mess
boy aboard the steamship Oduna.
