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0. A. WEST, Agent
Petersburg, Alaska
Phone 15
DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Otrer Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D,
General Practioe Specialist: Fye, Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
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FOR CHOICE MEAT
“Delicious” Hams and Bacon
And WILD ROSE LARD
Petersburg,
Alaska
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Petersburg, Alaska
Dealers In
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People’s Drug Co.
DAHL and 5KEI, Owners
Prescriptions filled by Graduate Pharmacist
I Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co*
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| Petersburg, Alaska
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| Packers of Shrimp Meat and Crab Meat ii
Buyer* of
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H. F. ERWIN, Proprietor
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of Boat Lumber on orders
Large or Small. Doors, Windows, Trim and Inside finish and
all kinls of Builling Material.
Our money backjGuarantee if our work is not up to standard.
“The House That Quality Built”
RUSSIAN PROPOflANBA
To the Senators, Congressmen,
Missionerse, etc of U. S. A. Presby
terian churches of U. S. came to
the Alaska under cover of U. S. guss
intervention into Alaska in 1867.
Prior to this time missioners of
Presbyterian churches served as
spyes for U. S. government they sold
whiskey and firearms for Indians to
kill Russian priests and population,
they rod Russian churches the^
helped U. S. government for inter
vention into Alaska they cooperated
with criminals and outlaws and all
covered with criminal and political
activites in Alaska. At preserit
time they cooperated with Kellogs
administration in spreading revolu
tion against Roumania Orthodox
government and others Latin and
Slavish, by tradition of Roosevelt,
Johnson, etc because of ill-treatment
against jews an dcatholics.
At present time Presbyteriah
churches spread political muve
ments in Alaska such as: american
ization, english schools for natives,
boy scouts etc. By order of Central
Committee of Russian Alaska it is
absolutely prohibited ANY 3uch po
litical muvements on territory of
Russian Alaska.
Missioners of Presdyterian
Churches directly communcated with
U. S. government and in foreign
countries advocated American prin
ciples, stick their nos not in their
busines. work not at religion sub
ject, but on political (Gen. Butler
and Presbyterian churces kicked out
from Phila. political sphere by Jew
Bootleggers and cats of prostitu
tion houses, and they now in China,
Nicaracue etc-in murder bu3ines,
some of them extracted or will be
prosecuted as spyes of U. S. or other
government. The museums etc. in
vestigators in Siberia served as
spyes for U. S. (Only two third of
Alaska mapped), and all this 50 p
c. of students and professors, U. P )
with N. G. salaries for training ofic
er, will bring U. S. to the second
Kaiserism and Bolshevizm.)
There is proof that American Govt
at that time was more criminal, then
now, they dont paid to Russia $7,
00000 for territory of Alaska, and
there was no treaty at all but mili
tary intervention into Alaska. By
this intervention we RUSSIANS lost
so much, which must cover by U. S.
Sate Department wrote to Wolkoff,
that they have only records and un-.
able psoduce photographic copies of
deeuments of Russian-American
Treaty of 1867.
U.S.A. must furnish documents of
their rights for acupation of taerri
torv of Alaska at Hague Peace Tri
bunal.
We, 5000000 Russians outside ot
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Russia,, claim our rights for Alaska
with our own government.
Alaska must and will be Russian,
same as Canada belong to England
(Monroe Anglo Saxons tricks against
Russian, Spain an dFrance)
This libel on the work of the
Presbyterian Church in Alaska is
too rediculous to answer. Those fa
miliar with the work of that great
body f Americans do not deign to
reply as their record speaks for it
self.
The idea of being annexed to the !
Soviet government of Russia has J
about as much appeal to the aver-1
age Alaskan as a dead fish.
SCHUMANN-HEINK’S GIFT TO
THE SOLDIERS
Madame Ernestine Schumann
Heinke has given her estate of
Grossmont, near San Diega, Calif.,
valued at $230,000, to the sick and
disabled veterans of the Horld War.
It has been deeded for that purpose
to Mayor George E. Leach of Min
neapolis, himself a veteran.
This would be a fine gift from
anyone, under any circumstances.
It is doubly fine as the facts stand.
Schumann-Heinke, of course, is a
German, born and raised in the old
country, though she has made Am
erica her home for years.
She had sons on both sides in the
World War. She held that her
dut ywas to America, for she was a
naturalized citizen. She did her
duty1—although her heart must have
bled as she did i—and myriads of
men in training camps heard “Moth
er Schumann” sing who never wouid
have heard her at the opera.
Seldom has a mother been placed
in a more trying position and nev
3r has a mother come through auj'
>rdeal more gloriously than this ;
?reat artist.—LABOR, Washington, J
3. C.
KLAWOCK ~Ahrskh- .
March 10/ 192S
To THE ALASKAN:
A few more herring plants wanted
on the West Coast. There might bo
a herring left.
The New England traps No. 8 and
No. 4 on 'the San Fernando Island
caught from 4000 to 6000 young
cohoes at one lift last year and a
great many more at every lift. No. 4
trap will be in this year; it was re
ported. . (Some more waste.)
A road across the Prince of
Wales Island will open up unpros
pected territory - and a probable
farming section.
The food fish throw# everboard
from the fish traps would feed ail
Alaska.
J. H. TRAVER
cIKe Spine
is the -Human
S^itckboard
controlling
Health, and
Vigor
'OHEAD —
'eyes—
'EARS --*■
NlOSE- —
"'■ThROAT
NARMS —
“ HEART—
■LUNGS
LIVER — —
STOMACH
PANCREAS
SPLEEN
-KIDNEYS—
BOWELS—
APPENDIX
BLADDER
/LOVER —
UlMBS—
hirvpractic
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Within
STOLEN TIME—LOST DOLLARS
Time is money. The greatest
thief of time is ill-health. Recog
nizing ill-health to be avoidable,
the man of affairs arranges to pre
vent it by keeping his bodily mech
anism at top-notch efficiency. A
favorite method, ' because it gets
results, is a visit to the chiroprac
tor. i
Nerve irritation, which is the
c^use of dis-ease because' it pre
vents a free flow of vital energy
from the brain to organs, occurs
at the spine where nerves leave' the
spinal cord. Chiropractic - adjust
ments remove this cause of ill
-nealth.
A STATESMAN SAYS —
“I find the chiropractic very pleas
ant to visit. I take off my coat and
coPar—he does a little adjusting.
I get up and go about my business.
Not ffialf as bad as taking castor oil I
I do- not kn6w much about the tehc
nic of' Cliiroprac,. but-7-from my ex
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perience, it is successful."
Lieutenant-Governor Davis of
Pennsylvania, in a public address.
LEON ENSCH, D. C.
Palmer Graduate 1014
PETERSBURG, - . - ALASKA
*iMt*frn*rmm.nmum-tm r
At the Lutheran Church
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Sunday May 6th, 1928 .
Rev. W. J. Maakestad pastor.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, 10:30 a. m.
MORNING WORSHIP 11:30 a. m
Subject for the morning service.
“A Pertinent Question.”
I
You are cordially welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Servihes Sunday morning at 10:30
o’clock. Sunday school at 11:30.
Christian Endeavor Sunday after
noon at 3 o’clock.
Wednesday evening meeting at
7 o’clock. You are cordially invited
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, A card from William Worth t» to
the effect that he was returning to
Seattle from Los Angeles. He plans
to go to the Westward soon.
!|| Alaska Cafe
SAM NAKAMOTO, Prop. |jj
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From 6 a. m. to 12 p. in.
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