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Local Briefs
Clifford Waha, Harry Campbell,
Charles Mantan and Charie*
Edwards returned on the North
land this morning from Ketchi
kan.
Deputy U. S. Marshal F. D.
Price of Juneau arrived in Pet
ersburg this morning to trans
fer prisoners to the Juneau
Federal jail.
Mrs. Wm. Tamarre, M> c. Johi
Adams and Mrs. Anna Mason re
turned today from Ketchikan.
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Mrs. John Johnson and baby
returned from Seattle, on the
Northland.
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Mrs. Louis Vick and daughter
jLois left for a visit with rela
| tives in Tacoma,
j John C. Olson and Capt. Mun
ciy left for Wrangell today.
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! C. P. Haugen left for a busi
jness trip to Seattle today.
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Mrs. Ernest Young of Blind
Slough was a visitor in town
during the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tucker left
for a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Scribner in the states.
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Mrs. L. F. Paul is leaving Ket
chikan, on the Alameda for Ta
coma where she will make an
extended stay.
W. G. Yaw, Supt. of Sheldon
Jackson School, Sitka answered
all criticisms against the School
last week in Ketchikan. A bet
ter understanding between
•cho^1 and parents was estab
lished.
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The local Hi School team will
meet the Sitka A. N. B. team
tonight at 8 o’clock in S. of N.
hall. A good fast game may be
expected.
Miss Laina Aalto left on the
Northland last week accompani
ed by her sister Miss Impi Aalto
to spend a few days in Juneau
Her plans were to leave Sunday
on the Queen for Sitka where
she is employed as a nurse in
the Pioneer Home.
Staff Captain Acton of the
Salvation Army made a very in
teresting address before the gen
■ i’ l assembly of the Petersburg
schools this afternoon. Captain
Acton is an excellent story teller
and captivated the imagination
of his listeners. He admonished
the children not to blindly fol
low the mob without having
first determined whether the
mob is right or wrong, urging
them to stand alone if neces
sary in the interest of righteous
ness.
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Mr. A. H. Sonsthagen, well
j known Alaskan fisheries expert
j will be leaving Monday on the
I '• S. Yukon on an extended trip
wihch will take him through
Uie eastern states and to Lon
don, England and other Eu
ropean centers where he will
study fisheries problems and
particularly new methods of pre
oaring salmon and herring for
lelicatessen purposes. Much of
tne canned salmon exported
rom the United States is repro
ossed in Europe, spiced and
vo >.ed in glass ad marketed ip
many different forms. He ex
pects to be occupied in his
tudies at least four months.
bankruptcy Proceedings
Against W. N. P. Co.
An involuntary bankruptcy
woceedings in the federal court
it, Seattle, Washington has been
iled against the Wrangell Nar
•ows Packing Company, listing
’aims amounting to $14,841.
The petitioning creditors are J.
T. Tenneson, Schwabacher
Hardware Company and Hogue
& Tveten Company.
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Dr. J. W. Edmunds, who with
Mrs. Edmunds are leading eye <
specialists for the past 26 years ]
with offices at 703-4 Liggett
Building, Beattie is just reiurn- ;
ing south to Seattle from an ex- ■
tensive trip including Fairbanks,
Anchorage, Moose Pass, Seward, ,
Juneau, Petersburg and Wran
gell in all of which towns are
patients from a former trip.
Dr. Edmunds for the past nine
years has been conducting ex
ensive mining operatins in the
Moose Pass district, where the
showing of high grade ore, with
about 18 hundred feet of tunnel
work is not only most encourag
ing but gives promise of the
iargest quartz development
south of Fairbanks.
Dr. Edmunds will be in Pet
ersburg for a few days at the
Arctic Hotel.
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THEY WILL CARRY ON
The convention of the Alaska
Native Brotherhood is now his
tory to that organization. In
their meeting in Ketchikan all
phases of their work were thor
I oughly studied and their deci
sions to carry on all of their work
was unanimous with Louis Shot
ridge of Sitka and Klukwan as
head of the organization.
Mr. Shotridge is,a member of
the faculty of the University of
I Pennsylvania having charge of
the sociological work relative to
the aboriginal peoples of Alaska.
Born in Klukwan about 47 years
ago, he is son of Chief Shotridge,
renowned up and down the coast j
by all Alaskans. He received his
early schooling in the Sitka
Training, now Sheldon Jackson
oi'.hooi of Sitka. Later he trouped
with amusical show in the states
and then entered the Wharton
School of Commerce of the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He en
tered the sociological work and
for the past ten or twelve years
has made interesting and valu
able contributions to science in
its study of the aboriginal races
of Alaska.
Mr. Shotridge though a mem
ber but a few years of this or
ganization, has imbibed its spir
it and has a thorough under
standing of its workings and
scope of influence. He comes at
this time to assume leadership
and to carry on unswervingly the
policies and plans of this organi
zation. And his appeal to his or
ganization is to “carry on.”
PETERSBURG PEOPLE
SHOULD BE EYE-CONSCIOUS
Because they have shown on
my former trip here 4 years
ago, such marked appreciation
of the unusual character of Dr.
J. W. Edmunds’ work for the re
moval of reflex physical ills, as
result from different forms of
EYE STRAIN and MUSCULAR
| IMBALANCES of the eyes, it is
evident the people of Petersburg
are doing serious thinking. Dr.
Edmunds can test your eyes day
time or evenings and will have
to work late every evening to
finish by Saturday night, 22nd
inst. Just stop to think; the
Optic Nerve is a bundle of eight
hundred nerves in a tube or
sheath, branching out into two
million nerve endings in each
Eyeball. There are sets of ad
justing muscles inside each Eye
ball and six sets of muscles out
side each Eyeball; so with the
venous and arterial blood supplyj
each eye is very delicate and a |
complicated piece of machinery!
and the two eyes, like two photo
graphic cameras, must be made |
to focus perfectly, for distance
and reading, and do GOOD
TEAM WORK. Many physical
ills result from eye strain.
CROSSED-EYED straightened
WITHOUT OPERATION. His
•--’eseriotions are ground in Seat
tle with the utmost scientic ac
curacy. '
Now, you good wives, send your
husbands to me and let me see
if his irritability is simply the
result of Eye-strain and NOT A|
BAD DISPOSITION.
Dr. Edmunds will give Peters
burg people CONSULTATION
and EXAMINATION FREE. Can
accommodate ONLY A LIMITED
NUMBER of patients but will
work late this evening and Sat
urday, 22nd until 6:00 P. M.
when the M. S. Northland goes
South. —Advertisement :
Contract for clearing the In
dustrial School site has recom
nendation of approval by Act
ng Chief of the U. S. Bureau of
Education, Chas. W. Hawkes
vorth. Art Larsons bid of $18,
>00 was low bid for the project.
1. B. Marshal, Construction En
gineer for the U. S. Treasury
Department is in Wrangell to
make a survey of the 8-acre
tract to be cleared.
John Fanning
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Best Meals Served at ali times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakestad Pastor
Sunday School meets at 10 A. M.
Horning Worship at 11.
Evening Service at 8 P. M.
A cordial welcome to all.
Presbyterian Church
Mrs William Tamaree, Lay
Worker.
Homing worship at 10:30
C. E. Meeting at 3 p. m.
Missionary Mrs. William Tamara
TIIE SALVATION ARMY
Sunday Meetings
Holiness Meeting .. 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School .. ..2:30 p.m.
Salvation Meeting .. 7:30 p.m.
Week Night Meetings
Tuesday.7:30 p.m.
Thursday (Young People) 6:30
Friday.7:30 pm.
I Capt. Loewen, Lieut. Brierly.