Angoon Camp No. 7 .
, Alaska Native Brotherhood
Regular Meeting, Monday
Visiting Brothers Welcome
Jimmie George, President
Andrew J. Davis, Secretary
Angoon - Alaska
Klukwan Camp No. 8
Alaska Native Brotherhood
Meets every Saturday
7:30 p. m.
Edward Warne, President
John Willard, Secretary
All Visitors are Welcome
Haines Camp A. N. S.
President, Mrs. D. Klanot
Secretary, Mrs. D. Perrin
Meets every Saturday, 1 p. m.J
Visiting members welcome
SAXMAN Camp. 16 A. N. S.
Pres. Mrs. Peter McKay
Sec. Mrs. Martha John
Meets every Monday 1 p. m.
Visiting Members Welcome
Hunter & George Co.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
and
FRESH FRUITS
ANGOON - - ALASKA
EUREKA TRADING CO.
Dealers in
General Merchandise
Kake.Alaska
ERNEST KIRBERGER
General Merchandise
Kake - - Alaska
Highest Prices Paid for Furs
KAKE CAMP
Alaska Native Brotherhood
Meets Every Monday
8 p. m.
President, Peter Hanson
Secretary, Thomas Skeek
If women had any sense there
would be more bachelors.
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Some neighbors will borrow
everything, including trouble.
MORE TRUCKS FALL
OFF THE TRAIL
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Art Laverty’s big R.H.C. truck
went in the ditch by Copper Ctr
this time. Art did not get huro.
He was just being fashionable.
A Fairbanks truck went into the
ditch too and took several hours
to get itself and its load of gas
back on the road. Trucks are too
heavy to stop quickly on grades.
A few days previous to this
Daddy Lamson lost Vz of his
auto in a ditch near Tosina
when he completely turned a -
round by mistake. Frank lo^t
part of his engine, part of his
v/heels, two of his mud guards,
broke every pane of glass in his
car, and some of his ribs. H2
went into Fairbanks to be with
'Mother Lamson in her dying
[hours. While there Dr. Gillis
pie fixed him and his ribs up as
good as ever.—Chitina Herald. |
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BEERY DEPICTS
CORRUPT JURIST
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When the Fox picturization of
Zane Grey’s celebrated frontier
romance, “Riders Of The Purple
Sage” comes to the Coliseum
Theatre, next Thursday and Fri
day, with George O’Brien fea
tured, Noah Beery will be seen in
or those roles of unrelieved vil
liany that have won him his
great screen following. He por
trays “Judge Dyer” head of a
Law and Order Committee who
uses his position to rustle the
cattle of other settlers includ
ing Marguerite Churchill, anoth
er featured player.
“Judge Dyer” is such a bad lot
that many consider him the pro
duct of an author’s overheated
imagination. This is not so. The |
early West furnished some like
him, but not many.
Now and then two or more big i
cattlemen would dispute a j
grazing territory, and each would i
try to place his man on the j
bench or in the sheriff’s office \
of his county. Men like “Dyer”!
were the result. Wars wefe even j
fought for the ranges such as
the Lincoln County War in New
Viexico, and the Earp-Clanton j
feud at Tombstone, Arizona,!
sear which “Riders Of The Pur
ple Sage” is laid. In these wars ’
he gunmen of the contesting 1
’actions as they gained power j
outlawed their enemies and ar-13
•ested and hanged them to suit 3
Private interest not public wel
are, and robbed and riddled
:caches and ranchmen under the
irotection of the corrupt cow
own governments which they
ontrolled. i
It can be imagined with what 1
■eli:h Beery essayed this rich 1
•ole and how he has played it
'or everything in it. He is said {
o give one of his very best per- 1
crmances.
Yvonne Pelletier heads the j
upporting cast which includes 'J
ames Todd, Stanley Fields and j
ther favorites. Hamilton Mac- |
’adden directed.
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There is nothing more fearful
hart imagination without taste, g
—Geothe. {
'rebates and assessments
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Additional income assess
ments made during the past 15
years have brought the Federal
Government nearly 50 per cent
more refunds and abatements
i which it has allowed is a state
ment made by Arthur A. Ballan
tine, Undersecretary of the Trea
sury, during the recent Colum
bia University symposium on
taxation in New York City.
Much criticism has been di
rected at Andrew W. Mellon,
greatest treasurer of the United
States, since Alexander Hamilton
because of the vast amount of
refunds made during his ad
ministration. And the criticism
has not been unjustified.
Congress made considerable
ado over balancing the budget
to cover up the deficit of almost
three billion dollars. Without ^
the rebates and refunds, there is
no question, that the deficit
would be more than two billion
less than it was. The “nuisance’’
taxes would not have been ap
plied and the cost of government
which has gone up would not be ^
the problem that it now is.
It might be all wrong to “soak
the Rich” but inasmuch as the
Rich soak the Poor anyhow.
;hey should be made to pay their
*ay even as the poor are forced
o carry the bigger share of the
oad. Rebates and refunds are
lot any more justifiable to the
■ich than to the poor.
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A Chauffeur’s Tongue
Two girls were quarreling. |
“Oh,” said one, “I’m sick of
’ou. I believe you can’t help it,
■hough. You’ve got a chauffeur’s
;ongue!” !
“What?” cried the other girl,'
:cared. “Is it catching? How does j
>ne get it?” j
“Oh,” said the other pointedly,;
through constantly running
)eople down.”
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When picking your friends be
careful not to pick them too
nuch.
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You don’t have to nurse a
;rouch very carefully to make it
,1’OW.
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iCOUSEUM
LAST TIME TO-NIGHT
“SKYLINE”
U With THOMAS MEIGHAN, HARDIE ALBRIGHT, MAUREEN
|| O’SULLIVAN and MYRNA LOY, an ALL-STAR PICTURE
p That you will enjoy, as those who saw it last night.
liny!
SATURDAY — SUNDAY — MONDAY
Another Big Three Day Run.—
JANET GAYNOR & CHARLES FARREL
IN
“MERELY MARY ANN"
m See this Great Team in their latest success. A GREAT PIC
g TURE. You liked last Sundays Special You will enjoy this m
gl one equally as much—Kids Remember—Saturday is CANDY 1
p NIGHT as usual.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY j
PAL NITES
JOAN BENNETT
IN
“HUSH MONEY”
H REMEMBER WE ALWAYS HAVE A GOOD PROGRAN ON ‘ j
I PAL NIGHT”—See the Pal Night Pictures—Their a bargain |j
| THURSDAY & FRIDAY j
ZANE GREY’S If
1 “RIDERS of the PURPLE SAGE"
j§ GREAT AS a NOVEL BUT EVEN GREATER AS A PICTURE i
| With—GEORGE O’BRIEN, MARGUERITE CHURCHILL and )
I NOAH BEERY— DON’T MISS IT — M
j — COMix\G SPEuiALS — WATCH FOR THE DATES — W
Guaranteed Entertainment.
| George Arliss in—“ALEXANDER HAMILTON”
| James Cagney & Jean Harlow in—“THE PUBLIC ENEMY” H
| Joe E. Brown in—“LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD”
| Edmond Lowe in—“TRANSATLANTIC”
| REMEMBER THESE NAMES AND SEE THEM WHEN THEY 1
| COME
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Harbor Store
“Where Your $ Has More Cents”
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General Mercliandise -
- FisHermen’s Supplies
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E. W. Harris, Proprietor
| Sitka - - Alaska
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BEGINNING SATURDAY
Take them away for 25 cents - 1 to each customer
20 Wash Dresses made to sell at $1.95
4-Two piece sport suits marked down from $5.95 will go for $2.95. Other sport
suits will be marked accordingly with our popular prices.
If after you see aud take these dresses you do not find them as represented and not worth two bits, we will give them to you.
We positively will not carry them over!
Childrens’
Boys Cords - $1.98
Tweeds - 1.98
Shirts - - .39
Boys1 broadcloth shirts .60
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5 cent
PENCILS
3
for
5 cents
Girls:
Jersey Bloomers - - .25
Rayon Bloomers - 25
thildrens, Sweaters - 1.00
School tablets 3 for dime
Within a few days we will have in a new line of ladies1 winter coats and dresses.
THE SMART
SHOP