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H. F. ERWIN. Proprietor
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(’ONDITIONS IMPROVING
Major General Preston Brown, In
elmrge of the Army Relief Work in
the flooded areas of Vermont, re
perl- hat there it; now ample food
supply and that conditions are im
proving generally.
only eoi rteex billions
in a recent report of the Biologi
cal Survey it is made public that
a iind o? coal in the Gillette fields,
Wy , will mine more than four
teen billion tons of high grade fuel.
This lin'd, alone, is nearly as much
as has been mined to date in all
the mines of the United Stats.
APT MR BRITISH TOBACCO TRADE
,'ii American tobacco company has
hied its U across the pond and pur
chased the big tobacco manufactur
ing tine of J. Wix and Son. The
ove has causi d a flurry in England
and 1 lie ue'.v-co. ers are looked on
with something akin to the glassy
ey • However, glassy eyes and
m: ‘hie hearts have little effect on
cold cash and the invading dollar
vvdl ev> ntually make its own peace.
It usually does.
Wh; I\G TX THE STATES
For week ending Octoner 27th
the f -llowing report front 41 States
on communicable diseases is
< Diptheria. cases 2,599
Measles 1,506
Poliomeyelites 399
Scarl i Fever 2,695
Smallpox 289
Typhoid Fever 698
Death reports on Pneumonia from
100 c ties number 573, Smallpox 1.
CHEAP! R APPLES IN NORWAY
Going- into effect on the first of
Deceit in r. 1927, Norway will lower
the duty on apples from this coun
try. The duty on imported apples
has been .60 gold crown per kilo.
This will be reduced to .30 gold
crown per kilo. However, the duties
are subject to a surtax (gold) of
on per cent and a harbor charge of
two per cent.
(A AIM IN FULL ALLOWED
A. F. Nylan, an employe of the
Nor, it Pacific Sea Products Co..
Po t H.oborn, Alaska, was injured
early in the summer. He sued
the company recently, in the district
court it \nchorage. and was allow
ed his claim in full,—$6,240. It
was a jury trial.
AND SCHOOL CONTINUES
..In Lexington, Kentucky, there in
mi epidemic of infantile paralysis.
Schools are closed and homes are
quarantined. Public meetings are
taboo. But the newspapers of the
c (y have taken up the matter of
carrying on the school work and are
getting along with this novelty in
education surprisingly well. Stu
dents have only to remain indoors
and study. Teachers can’t make
any visits. Pupils keep a record of
their work as it is daily submitted
by the press. Marking^ will bo
made as soon as the ban is lifted.
COLEGE SURVEY
As announced by the Department
of the Interior on November 17th
there has been appointed a Special
Advisory Committee to counsel the
Bureau of Education in its survey
of lie land-grant colleges of the
United States. Policies followed
by the Bureau are explained in a
siatement by the Commissiioner of
Education, Dr. John J. Tigert. The
surveyr now authorized by Con
| gross, will lake about two years to
! complete and there is an appropri-j
a t ion of $1 17,000 to carry it on
There are 0 9 land-grant colleges.
Each State and Territory maintain
ing one for white students and 17
States ope’ iting additional colleges
for colored students. The college
nrollment last year was 327,000—
31 1,000 white and 13,000 colored
: students. The staff of professors
and instructors numbered 23,188,
All of the institutions are self sup
porting (State) and the income,
19 25-20, was $129,200,000. There
were Federal contributions amount
ing to $4,134,000.
FROM STROLLER’S WEEKLY
,OF NOVEMBER 26th.
Neil MacGregor, formerly Deputy
U. S Marshal of Petersburg was ar
rested there yesterday by Deputy
Marshal Brown. The grand jury
returned an indictment covering 13
counts, mainly misappropriation of
government funds, the 2 3rd of this
month. Bond has been fixed at
$4,000.
THE LAST LOAD FOR 'THE YEAR
. . The M. S. Bellingham came into
port on the forenoon of the 29th
and loaded on frozen fish at the
New England Fish Co.’s dock. This
about clean's up the cold storage
fish business for the season and it
will he more or less quiet along the
water front until the halibut sea
son opens again.
* JOHN KOLSTRAND
BLACKSMITH
PRONPT AND REASONAB! E SERVICE
Shop opposite Steam Laundry, back of Town Hall.
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1928 Sales Dates
May 23
June 27
July 26
August 22
January 25
February 21
March 21
April 25
September 19
October 24
November 21
December 12
Special Sales Held on Kequest of Shippers.
Advances Made on Shipments Wh 'en Requested,
Wrangell General Hospital
RATES ,$3.50 to $5.00 PER DAY
Marine Station
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ADMIRAL ROGERS Dec. 14 Dec. 17 Dec. 22
ADMIRAL WATSON Dec. 21 Dec. 24
Regular porta ot call for Evana and Watson include: Ketchikan,
Petersburg, Juneau, Cordova, Valdz, Latouche, Seward, Seldovia,
and Kodiak Island ports.
Rpund trip tickets on Sale Nov. 1st, Feb. 28th, both dates inclusive,
good for return leaving Seattle on or before March 25, 1928.
EDWARD LOCKBN—Agent Petersburg, Alaska
PACIFIC COASTWISE SERVICE
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H. F. ALEXANDER, President