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The Northland is making the
( round trip to Sitka this week.
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Don’t forget Pal night at the
, Coliseum— Tuesday - Wednesday
and Thursday.
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Billy Howard was sentenced to
one year in jail on a liquor
charge, this week.
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The Senior Class of the High
School is planning to put on a
carnival, with sideshows, attrac
tions, etc., in the near future.
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Don’t forget Pal night at the
Coliseum— Tuesday - Wednesd
and Thursday.
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1 Paul Tveten is planning to
leave for Seattle in the near
future. He will re-enter the U
| of W.
Judge Justin W. Harding of
l the U. S. District Court will stop
in Petersburg while enroute to
Juneau, according to word from
\ Clerk of the Court, John W. j
f Dunn.
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The diesel engine purchased
l b> the defunct Mountain Point
I Canning Company of Scow Bay
has been sold to parties in Cor
dova and it is being prepared
for immediate shipment.
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( Sig Mathisen gave a surprise
( birthday party to Mrs. Mathisen.
\ Wednesday evening a t their
home in North Petersburg.
| Thirty guests were present and
| all had a very enjoyable time
Mrs. Mathisen has just passed
her “16” birthday and is every
i bit as pleased over it as any
young lady could be.
Don’t forget Pal night at the
Coliseum— Tuesday - Wednesday
and Thursday.
The U. S. B. F. ship Brant,
with Fisheries Warden Winn on
| board, was in port this week.
11 The vessel arrived in from Seat
jitle via Ketchikan and Wrangell.
| She left for Sitka and Juneau,
thence returning to Seattle.
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| The gasboat Brothers is on
| the Petersburg Marine Ways foi
< repairs of damages caused by
‘ the Norona which attempted to
make a landing along side the
Brothers with a swell running.
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The P. A. F. Company will op
erate eight canneries in Alaska—
seven in the Bristol Bay district
; and Annette Island, near Ket
j ojiikan. The crew for the Astoria
: and Puget Sound-cannery at Ex
cursion is due to arrive there
about the first of April.
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The freighter LaTouche will
be the Alaska Steamship Com
pany’s supply ship this year.
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The halibut schooner Middle-1
ton landed 13,000 pounds and the
Unimak landed 7,500 pounds of
1 fish at the cold storage taking an
advance of 2 cents per pound
from the Association. Other ves
| r-els went on through to Ketchi
kan with their fares during the
week.
\ Seattle offered 5-3; Prince
fiupert 4-2; Juneau 2 cents per
pound for halibut. Not since 1910
• raid ’ll have the prices been so
low.
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A recent drive for member
ship dues in the High School re
- jlted.in the Juniors slipping in
100 per cent full membership
before the others got started,
Seniors, second, Soph, third and
, the Frosh tail enders, and, as a
Franks Transfer!
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t WANTED—House work, sewing,
home-nursing. Call Mrs. Verdier,
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| partments. - Inquire this office.
result the tail-enders furnish the'
refreshments to the balance, at
a party soon.
Don’t forget Pal night at the
Coliseum— Tuesday - Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Commercial Club is in
receipt of resolutions from the
Ketchikan Club relative to the
herring fisheries and reduction
plants. The ideas embodied are
not entirely in harmony with the
resolutions of the Petersburg
Club. The matter is being given
attention. Another letter from
Ketchikan urges that the game
bird law, as in force prior to the
change made last year, was most
clesireable and effort to have
such canges made was the urge.
EXOTIC BEAUTY
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An important role in “What
Price Beauty,” Mrs. Rudolph
Valentino’s producing venture,
“Naughty Flirt,” the First Na
tional and Vitaphone comedy
coming to the Coliseum Theatre,
was Myrna Loy’s first screen
part. The picture, although not
able from an artistic standpoint,
was never generally released but
it served to make Miss Loy’s
exotic beauty known in Holly-1
wood with the result that en
gagements in other films follow
ed. She supports Alice Wtyite in
•Naughty Flirt’ Friday, Saturday.
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‘LILIOM,’ FARRELL’S BEST
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Admirers of Charles Farrell
v«dll have an opportunity to see
and hear what has been acclaim
ed his best work to date when
“Liliom” comes to the Coliseum
Theatre.
The story is the Fox Movie
tone adaptation of Franz Mol
nar’s immortal drama of the
same name, which vividly dra
matizes the love of a timid ser
vant girl for a tough carnival i
barker.
Farrel enacts the role of “Li
liom,” the barker, and Rose
Hobart, a new-comer from Broad
way plays his young wife. H. B.
Warner, Estelle Taylor and Lee
Tracy enact the other featured
roles.
Frank Borzage, who directed
Farrell in five of his fame win
ning characters, including “Chi
co” in “7th Heaven” and “Gino”
in “Street Angel,” directed this
production.
This picture will be shown at
tiie Coliseum Theatre, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
I IRST FILM EFFORT
OF AUTHOR TERRETT
Many dramatic incidents are1
said to be woven into the Fox
production, “Quick Millions,”
starring Spencer Tracy, coming
Sunday and Monday to the Coli
seum Theatre, and have a strong
foundation of fact to back them
up.
Courtenay Terrett, who with
Rowland Brown, the director,
wrote this story, was a star re
porter for the New York ‘World’
before coming to Hollywood sev
eral months ago. Terrett was
assigned to ferret out informa
tion on racketeers, and the many
interesting discoveries that he
made were incorporated in a
series of articles for his news
paper. Later, he used much of
Ihe same material for a book,
published under the title of
“Only Saps Work.”
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GRAND PRIZE CARD PARTY
The last of the series of public
bridge parties will be given by
The American Legion Auxiliary!
at the Legion Hall on Saturday
evening, March 19th. In addi
tion to the awarding of prizes
for high scores at this party, the
grand prizes will also be awarded
to the lady and the man with
high scores for the series. A,
luncheon will be served, and the
public is cordially invited to at
tend the party. Mrs. Ellory Carl
son, Mrs. Chas. G. Anderson and
Mrs. Ernest Sarff will be host
esses for the evening.
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