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Here, There And
Everywhere
The small freighter Dorothea
(motorship) landed at the Citizen’s
dock Wednesday and discharged
about 6 tons of general merchan
dise. Left out for Port Walter
after cutting loose here.
Clifford Walia, with friends and
relatives, pulled out Tuesday on a
long jaunt to Sitka on the motor
ship Hercules.
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Congressional investigations of
the big Sinclair-Fall oil scandals are
getting warmer. Right up to the
doors of the late President Hard
ing the trail now leads and Will
Hays i3 drawn into the spotlight
more or less smirched. The Unit
ed States demands the resignation
of Secretary Andrew Mellon for
his secrecy in the Liberty Bond
deal between he and Hays.
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Fi * ; Watches, Clocks, Silverware,
Dianr ad Rings, and Everything to
be foi nd in Jewelry store are here
awaiting your inspection—
Carl Jacobson
JEWELRY and CURIO STORE
PETERSBURG, ALASKA
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
RnUmc* ud Offtse Or»r Wh*«lnr Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
CiMnIPtmHm Specialist: E\ e, Ear, Nose & Throat
Epos Tested and Classes Fitted
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Bridge Party or Dancing Party
AT THE
GREEN LANTERN
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Information is asked relative to
Lyman Curtla Oliver. He i» 60.
six feet tall* bald and walks with
slight limp. Probably has a 12
year old son, Harvey, with him.
Supposed to have come to Alaska
two years back. If you know any
thing about him, or the boy, in
to rm Governor Parks, Juneau.
J. Llndley Green, register of the
United States Land Office at An
chorage had his appointment to suc -
ceed himself confirmed at Washing
ton last Tuesday.
Bill Worth, fresh from the South
land, and bearing vivid scars of an
automobile crash, was a visitor
while the S. S. Watson lay at the
docks last Satudray. William was
Juneau bound, but will stop off at
Petersburg for a 4 or 5 day visit
on his return to the States. Mrs.
Worth and baby are in Seattle.
Visiting Petersburg last Saturday
on the Three Bros.. Fred Friday,
from Kak'e were: Chas S Newton,
Walter Williams, Dave and Mrs.
Stuteen, George Sawah, (City May
or of Kake) Seth Williams, Bon
Thomas and wife, Jesse Kadake
and wife. Jno. Smith, Joe Peterson
and wife, Jack Barney, Billy Grant,
Pat Kooday and wife, Doctor John
son, Mrs. Nick Davis, Mrs. Frank
Booth, Dave Philips, Paul White
and wife and Paul Nannouck. Most
of the visitors were interested in
Salvation Army proceedings here
and came musically prepared. The
street parades, while they were
here, were blasts of brass so great
ly out of the ordinary that the
whole town became interested. One
felt just like falling in line and
marching along behind the flags.
The Three Bros, returned with the
crowd Monday about noon.
SUSPICIOUS
It isn’t any wonder that Latin
America casts a timid eye to the
north’ard and looks on us with sus
picion. Our State Department
tersely asks the government of Co
lombia, South America, to repeat
its laws relating to oil land's. This
is for no other reason than that
the Standard Oil Company desires
it. With Cuba, Haiti and San Do
mingo under the thumb of special
privilege through our domination,
with Panama in our mitt and the
Brown Brothers’ banking outfit in
Nicaragua commanding our ma
rinos. the slient One sits in the
White House prettily and says
he won’t run for president again.
Well, it won’t be necessary so far
as future finances are concerned.
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DO YOU WANT A STEAMSHIP?
The steamship Lawrence will be
sold at Valdez on the 26th of March
The boat is a 2200 tonner and is
sold to satisfy libel claims at Una
laska, where she is now at anchor.
For Sale—5 h.p: Regal Boat en
gine in good condition. Price
$150. See OTTO WFLDE.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10.30 a.m. Aternoon services at
3 o’clock. Midweek service, Wed
nesday evening at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
AMUSEMENT#.
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You should see TWELVE MILES
OUT coming Friday and Saturday
at the MacOregor Theatre of the
Pink Glow. It is one of the great
big pictures of the year and stars
John Gilbert and Joan Grawtord
with Ernest Torrence, the Tilllan.
The supporting cast is immense.
You’ll see rum-runners, hijacking,
revenue cutters, the kidnapping of
pretty women and the heart throbs
of an appealing romance.
Then on Sunday and Monday come
the screen sensation of two contin
ents. This Is FAUST, and Emil
Jannings stars in it. The whole
picture was filmed In Germany, so
there’s no Hollywood flavor any
place about it. Petersburg folk
who appreciate a good actor won’t
miss this greatest of plays. In a
vote by the motion picture critics
last season TWELVE MILES OUT
and FAUST were voted as the best
of 36 of the real good offerings.
FAUST, you know, is renowned as
an opera. It has been now drama
tically immortalized in a truly
great picture. Jannings is sup
ported by an all star cast
Tuesday and Wednesday you may
witness AN EXCHANGE OF WIVES.
No heavy stuff here, but certainly
an evening of amusement and
cheery entertainment with Eleanor
Boardman, Lew Cody, Renee Adoret
and others to bring you smiles.
And your t attention is again
called to the 29th March. That
date the University of Washington
Glee Club will appear at the Mac
Gregor. Dramatic critics have put
their O K on it and the press says
that there is nothing better in
smoth, clean and colorful enter
tainment. The Glee Club was good
last year. It is better this season.
AIL-ALAKSA BASKETBALL
The selection of an All-Alaska
basketball team has been made. The
lineup is: Captain Theodore Loftus,
College, Alaska; Forward, Living
stone Desmond, Wrangell; Center,
John Smith, College; Guard, Har
vey Barrager, Juneau; Guard, Ted
Olsen, Fairbanks.
The All-Alaska City Team mem
bers are: Harry Atkinson, Metla
katla; Henry Benson, Metlakatls;
Captain Addison Shaw, Fairbanks;
Guard, Gregory Mangan, Juneau;
Guard, Vic. Gill, Fairbanks.
All-Alaska Hi-School players are:
Forward, Capt. John Butrovich,
Fairbanks; Forward, John Martin,
Douglas; Center, Francis Leslie,
Seward; Guard, Lee-Johnson, Doug
las; Guard, Thomas Ekk, Anchor
age.
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The steam logging outfit, a por
tion of the Sawyer-Reynolds equip
ment, was anchored off the shore
here for several days awaiting a
Juneau towboat. The MS. Judge
hooked onto the outfit a day or so
back and started ,off to Juneau
where the rig will go in commission
FOUND: Shell rimmed, gold bow
ed eyeglasses near Trading Union
store. At THE ALASKAN.
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Aron Bean, one of the top notch
trappers of the season, arrived in
from Kake Wednesday morning.
His son accompanied him.
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Brushes with transparent or bone
handles; straight or bent. Bristles
serated, tufted or receding.
Brushes of pure brlstel or of goat
or badger hair for tender gums.
Brushes for adults, youths or infants
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I have everything in the line of footwear, Dress Shoes, Work 1
Shoes of kinds, Over Shoes and Rubber Boots.
GOODMAN’S
CLOTHING STORE
Across from Post Office
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Petersburg,
ATTENTION!!
Boat Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at!
Petersburg Marine Ways
J. C. Holton & Ed, Walwick
Wrangell General Hospital
RATES $8.50 to $5.00 PER DAT
Marine Station
DR. C. F. JONES, AFFILIATING PHYSICIAN
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New Shipment ot
Infants Wear, Sweaters, Caps, Hose
Everything for the Baby
HOGUE <Sc ‘ TATETEJIsr
Trade in Perersburg
Port of Prosperity