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Mrs. Grace Barrick, iteacher at
Saxman was married recently at i
Seward to Mr. Ray Stafford and
will spend the summer in the
Hub City. 1
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Arthur Paul was arrested last
Friday night by Deputy Marshal 1
Hans Wick and sentenced to i
four months in federal jail by 1
Commissioner Clausen o n a
charge of drunkenness. ]
F. E. Walker left for Juneau
on the last trip of the Admiral ;
Rogers. i <
R. E. Baumgartner, local at
torney left for Seattle, on the
Alaska Steamship Company’s
steamer “Alaska.” He plans to
remain in the south for several
weeks.
G. E. Austin, Albert Wile, Os
car Hart and A. Andrew left for
Juneau on the Admiral Rogers.
Mrs. Carl Anderson is reported
as being seriously ill following
the recent birth of her baby
child.
The fish buyers are being
called in an dflshermen advised
that there is no market for king
salmon. The run on the Colum
bia River and off Cape Flattery
are making too much competi
tion for the Alaska salmon.
Ptices paid in Aberdeen and
Astoria are said to be 6 and 2
cents per pound.
The yacht Westward called in
port during the week and will
stop in here again in a few days.
The Pacific American Fisheries
Company’s steamer Katherine
D. was in port for a couple of
hours Wednesday. She was head
ed for Bristol Ba ysection.
John McCulloch and Fritz
Willard of Wrangell stopped in
port Wednesday afternoon. They
were on the gasboat “Emma”
bound for Admiralty Island
where they will look Into some
placer prospects. They plan to
be gone for several weeks.
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Rev. Vernon Swanson in
charge of the Presbyterian
motorship “Princeton” was a
visitor in port on Tuesday. H*
was returning from southern
.ports to Juneau. He reports hav
ing returned 33 children from
Sheldon Jackson School to their
several homes. Rev. Swanson has
been appointed to fill the pulpit
formerly occupied by the late
Rev. Edward Marsden in Metla
katla. He was uncertain as to
whether he would go immediate
ly to his new pastorate of weth
er he would take his annual va
cation first.
“Shorty” Young was in from
LeConte Bay where he has been
prospecting and wanted to se
cure some location notices with
which to plaster some ground he
Is working on. He is non-com
mittal as to the rock he is work
ing on but will admit that it at
least looks like a good prospect.
A recent story in the Juneau
Empire was titled “Shooting of
Attorney Is Only Second Degree
Assault, Jury Returns.” After
awhile mayhap they will head
a story “Bounty On Attorneys.’’
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The engineers are busy these
days surveying the roadway
down south Petersburg. Some
local men are expecting to put
in bids to do the work this sum
mer.
Dr. R. G. Smith, Bert Green,
J. W. Gucker and Charles
Greenaa spent a day up Castle
River and report fair fishing • -
i Capt. Brierly and Lieut. Fulton i
of the Salvation got up a game j
of baseball between the MorihJj
Star Guards and the hays. Be-jl
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ieve it or not, the girls can play
i fast game of ball.
Mrs. Oscar?Carlson is visiting j
ler son Ellery and family.
Raymond R. Veatch of Seattle
vas registered at the Arctic Ho
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Capt. O. Bernhard was a visitor
n port during the week.
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W. B. Chapman of Straits Is
and came in for mail and sup
plies during the week
Ernest Gomall, fox rancher
Dperating near South Keku Pass
vas a local visitor during the
veek. '
Jacob Hadland, one of the real
pioneers of Petersburg, now op
prating a fox ranch near South
Keku Pass came to town for mail
nnd supplies.
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O. L. Alberry, chiroprac, left
for British Columbia and expects
fo return at a later date.
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The'creditors of the Scow Bay
cannery have refused to permit
sale of the plant as was urged by
attorneys in the case.
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John Sales is getting in his
garden and hopes to reap a
oumper crop.
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It is reported that Libby Co,
of Craig will pay fishermen 2^
cents per pink salmon to fisher
men, “eat yourself and buy your
cwn oil, gas and coal.
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NOVEL INTRODUCTION
HIGHLIGHT OF PICTURE
Crashing, by airplane, into a
young woman’s bathroom while
the girl is busy with her ablu
tions, is the novel and original
method of introduction adopted
by George O’Brien, who enacts
a featured role in “A Holy Ter
ror,” the Fox picture coming to
the Coliseum Theatre, Thursday
and Friday.
Naturally, the young woman is
indignant, to say nothing of the
shock occasioned by teh unex
pected occurence, but the cir
cumstance leads to friendship
and, eventually, to romance.
The role of the girl is por
trayed by Sally Filers, beauti
ful and charming screen actress,
who has played roles in many re
cent successes.
“A Holy Terror” is based on
Max Brand’s -■ outdoor . thriller,
‘ Trailin’,” and was directed by
Irving Cummings. The adaption
was made by Ralph Block.
The principles are supported
by a cast that includes such well
known favorites as.Rita La Roy,
Humphrey Bogart, James Kirk
wood, Stanley Fields, Robert
Warwick, Walter Hiers, Richard
Tucker and Earl Pingree.
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CHARM AND COMEDY
ABOUND IN NEW
DOWLING HIT
A generous portion of the
world’s available screenland
charm has been affixed to the
latest effort of Eddie Dowling,
brilliant young man who wrote,
directed and acted in “Honey
moon Lane” bn the stage in
New York and other cities and
Who how appears in the same
opus on the talking screen, com
ing to the Coliseum Theatre
soon.
“Honeymoon Lane” has been
altered slightly as to time, place,
action and personnel. But it is
essentially the same charming
story as that of * the original—
Pith an abundance of exhiiarat
ng comedy thrown in for good
measure.
’ Dowling is seen as the employe
n a luxurious summer resort
rambling hall operated by Noah
leery. June Collyer, Noah’s neice
* in love wit&iBddle, and Berry
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tries to upset the romance by
accusing Eddie of crookedness
in his duties. Dowling leaves in
disgrace and goes#to the broken
down hotel of Mary Carr, moth
erly old widow who gives him a
job as manager. By exploiting
mother Carr’s famous pies, Edai*
manages to build up a clientele
for her place.
Meanwhile June has learned
the truth about Eddie and their
romance is mended. Good luck
comes in the visit of a European
king who stops at Eddie’s hotel
incognito. Later, when Berry ap
pears and tries to put Eddie into
disfavor with mother Carr, the
king takes a hand and Eeery is
undone.
Dowling’s first picture suc
cess was “The Rambow Man.”
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‘ ALWAYS GOODBYE”
COLORFUL ROMANCE
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Fiery emotions running the
whole gamut of human experi
ence are revealed by Elissa Landi
in her second Fox triumph. “Al
ways Goodbye,” showing for the
last time at the Coliseum to
night.
Miss Landi’s portrayal of the
wondrous-wise, charming, gla
morous woman- of -the - world
heroine in the film is by far a
more finished mature piece of
emotional work than she gave in
her first American film, “Body
And Soul,” which brought her to
the favorable attention of na
tional critics.
Lewis Stone and Paul Cava
nagh are seen in chief support of
Miss Landi, the star with a cast,
that includes such noted players
as John Garrick, Frederick Kerr,
and many others.
“Always Goodbye” is from a
story by Kate McLaurin. It was
! co-directed by William Cameron
Menzies and Kenneth MacKen
na. Lynn Starling wrote the a
daption and entertaining dia
logue.
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