RETURNS TO HOONAH
Mrs. L. Kane, and her daughter j
Patricia, are returning to Hoonah;
as passengers on the Kcnal. Mrs.
Kane's husband is a prominent
Hoonah merchant. The two arrived
from Seattle earlier this week on
the Yukon.
FALLS FROM WHARF
A man, who refused to give his
name, fell from Femmer's dock at
10:30 o'clock last night. Striking
tho cold water sobered him up and
he yelled lustily for help. The
Fire Department was called out,
but two men had pulled the man
back to earth and the fire boys
went back.
AL SHYMAN IN WRANGELL;
TO ARRIVE HERE SOON
A1 Shyman, of the Alaska Dis
tributors, Incorporated, Wholesale
liquor dealers, with head oVfipes in
Seattle, arrived in’ Wrangell on the
last trip of the Yukon and expects
to be in Juneau shortly.
NEW HIKING BREECHES
SIZES 22 TO 36
LEADER DEPT. STORE
GEORGE BROS. J
SHRINE DANCE
(Invitational)
Masonic Temple
Friday Evening
April 12
, < The Last of This
; . * ! * . Season
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CO-OPERATIVES
GET STATE AID
IN CALIFORNIA
belief Commission to Help
Market Articles Made
by Unemployed
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11,—Self
lelp co-operatives for the unem
lloyed engaged in production of
ood, clothes 'and other articles in
California has been given official
lacking and the pledge of financial
upport by the State Emergency
lelief Commission. It has adopted
i program intended to create a
narket for articles produced by the
o-operatives and has approved an
illotment of five million in relief
unds for the financial support cf
various groups. State support of
jroduction for use of organizations
vas one of the major proposals
>f Upton Sinclair in his unsucccss
ul campaign for Governor last fall.
