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able to life itself,
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Now on Sale—35 cents
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Will settle your disputes.
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Store”
Oranges!
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Tomatoes and Lettuce.
Finest stock of fresh fruits and vegetables.
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The(\\odern Grocery
A. 0. Heimdahl
Swanson Barber Shop
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In the Spotlight
DON’T FORGET
*-FIREMEN’S ANNUAL BALL-*
Saturday Night
**It’s a Masquerade.1*
—SONS OF NORWAY HALL—
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C. W. Jackson spent some days
i in town this week from his fox
ranch in Three Mile. Arm.
Andrew Heimdahl is able to be
around again after being confin
ed to his home with rheumatism
the past nine weeks.
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Mr. Welde is building a new
1 garage on E. Street for C. E.
Swanson.
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Mrs. Olaf Arness, who has been
quite ill at her home in Scow
Bay is reported improving.
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The high school Student Body
Association has voted to hold a
reception at the auditorium
Saturday evening after the game
in honor of the Ketchikan basket
ball team. The Petersburg tean
and a few selected friends have
been invited.
Hilmer Nelson was given e
sentence of fifteen days by Judge
Clausen. It appears that Nelson
upon being requested by the'law’
to get off the street and keep
quiet, told the officer to mind
his own business, which the of
ficer did.
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The temperance lecture given
by Dr. J. O. Rude at the Presby
erian Church Wednesday even
ing was well attended. The meet
ing was held under the auspices
of the W. T. C. U., wTith Captain
Loewen of the Salvation Army
in charge. Effective solos were
rendered by Mrs. Rude and Rev.
W. J. Maakestad.
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Lt. G. J. Truitt and party
which includes William Ander
son, Chas. Whipple and Captain
Dan Bayne left here on the L.
H. S. Blue Bell for Ketchikan by
way of Wrangell Friday evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abbes and
daughter Ruth left for a visit in
Seattle.
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Mrs. J. E Ames left for Seat
tle, on the Northwestern.
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C. M. Archbold left for Ket
chikan to bring up the Ranger
VI which has undergone over
hauling.
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The Alameda leaves Seattle
Saturday, taking the place of
the Alaska. She stops in Peters
burg both north and southbound
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The Wrangell basketball team
T i a large delegation came
>ver to show Petersburg teams
how to play ball. They did but
the Petersburg second team
were also there.
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The Merchants Team travel-]
d to Juneau and met two better'
teams.
The P. H. S. team will meet'
Kayhi on Saturday and Mon-j
day.
The Sheldon Jackson School'
basketball team came to Kake
nd home the short end of'
a 13-10 score.
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The Lutheran Church is send
ng another nurse for the hospi
tal here. i
First class wood logs $4.00 per
1 ft. Hemlock or spruce piling
Sc per foot. Prompt delivery.
William Howard
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' ANTED A 16 h. p. clutch. J
** *n* shaft, bronze or brass, ^
with couplings, also propeller
’X26. Will pay reasonable
trice.—Call at Alaskan Office. ■
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SALE—Kitchen, Frontroom,;
Bedroom complete furnishings,!
consisting of solid oak, golden'
finish and genuine leather up-1
bolstered rockers and dining
chairs everything in A1 condi
tion, good as new—for sale at
half price.—Inquire The Alas
kan. «
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wages shall be paid by the ves-j
tel.
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Mr. Wilson offered proposition
whereby Ripley Fish Co. would
buy during strike on old grading
basis at 14-11 for halibut 4 for
cod in Seattle only. Company to
pay 80% cash, balance 30 days.
90% of boats going out must
sign before proposition becomes
effective.
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U. S. DEPUTY MARSHALL
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY
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he had better move his stock as
the Prohibition forces were go
ing to raid the place. I hung uo
before he had time to ask any
luestions.
“Feero, using a flashlight, ap
parently discovered the foot
prints left by the agents when
hey entered and left the hou >3.
Ie then turned the light on the
yard and on the two agents, wno
then came out and told Feero
ind Pusich that they were want
ed.” The men were not imme
iiately placed under arrest but
jhe following morning the agents
laced their information before
Commissioner Sey who issued
variants for the arrest of the
wo men. The liquor which was
ound in kegs in the building
was destroyed the night before
j by the agents.
Other Evidence
Prohibition Administrator
j Church declared that “we have
other corroborative evidence in,
our possession which will bei
presented to the grand jury ati
the proper time.” He did not!
disclose the nature of the evi
dence.
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VESSEL OWNERS AND UNION
FISHERMEN IN DEADLOCK
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et the close of the season. Paint
work to mean, pilot house, in
side railings, baiting benches,
kylights, dressing tables, check
erboards, etc. When any fisher*
man desires to lay off, he shall
| notify the captain and with his
I permission, hire a substitute.
1 “11. The fishermen agree to!
pay for a watchman when the
vessel is in actual commission.
If vessels are further delayed
ny repairs or neglect of captain
or owners, the vessel shall pay,
ror the watchman. If no watch- j
men are obtainable, the captain j
shall hire one of the crew for
this purpose. The captain and
delegate shall determine if
watc iraen are needed in small
outside ports. Watchmen shall
not be paid until they produce j
time checks signed by the cap-j
tain.
“12. When captains decide to|
•discharge any member of the
jorc-w or any members of the
j crew decide to leave, notice of
lsame shall be given when settle-!
; ment is made. A sufficient
[number of fishermen shall be<
! present and work when oil, ice,
! ."teres and bait are put on board.
| Failure to do so an d if they will
ingly delay a vessel, in any man
ner, shall be deermed sufficient
cause for discharge.
“13. If deckhands' or extra
then are carried, ! such men’s
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John Fannin g j'
SHOE ST ORE |
Dealer in
Complete line of 811k ! Hosiery
Best grade of Shoes ior men
wonwn and chil dren.
Best Quality Goods j
at yery ’ knv price
Shoe repairing nea Ity done.
X“M~X~X**X-XmX~X
THE
HOTOMY
U ll&estt
Out Of Town Laundry will
Be Taken Care Of In The
Shortest Possible Time.
Everything Back Rut The Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM IAINDRY
Russel Ynrk i^roprietcr
“14. There shall be two grades'*
of halibut, only. There shall be
only one grade of all other vari
eties of fish. All fish not sold ;
according to the above and all i
culls shall remain the property
of the owners and the fisher
men.
“15. All disputes between the
crew and captain that cannot
be settled on board, shall be re
ferred to the associatioh and the
union for adjustment.
“16. This agreement to ’ re
main fn force and effect from
date and continuously thereaf
ter unless cancelled by 30 days!
written notice.
Following is the 1930 ballot
which the union adopted to1
amend the foregoing agree
ment:
“Sec. 3.Strike out the words
“Market price” on line 8 and in
sert in place thereof the words
“Actual price paid.”
Sec. 3. Put the word “scraper”
before the word “hose” on line 6.
Sec. 4. Add to the section the
words “To be checked up before
j leaving.”
j Sec. 5. Add to the section as
i follows: “Second hand gear
bought by tlie owner shall be
paid for by the crew at the price
actually paid.”
Sec. 7. Add to the section as
j follows: “Hole bills shall not be
paid when oecuring on trips im
! mediately before crews are laid
The People’s Drug Co.
Parker Pens and Pencils
Guaranteed for life. The ideal gift for birthdays, wed
anni e saries. parting gifts and many other occasions.
Come in and See Them
The Rexall Store.
Across from the Hotel.
John B. Carlson, Manager
Sa/e with safety at The Rexall Store
off through no fault of their own
and when any accident occurs
which causes the crew to be laid
off or compelled to abandon the
vessel.”
Sec.' 9. Strike out the follow
ing: “In vessels having four dor
ies or over, he shall be exempt:
from fitting -out” and insert in
| place thereof the following:
| “Delegates on lone line vessels
| shall not be exempt from fitting
out.”
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Sec. 12. Add to the section as
! fellows: “No member of the Deep
Sea Fishermen’s Union of the
Pacific shall be refused employ
ment because of the fact that he
may have some complaint with
any other master or ownes un
til the dispute in question has
been finally settled between the
Fishing Vessel Owners associa
tion and the Deep Sea Fisher
men’s Union of the Pacific ”
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Mathew Wi’scn and Daniel
j Stanworth were sentenced by
•Tudge Harding to serve 3 years
at St. Anthony Industrial school
St. Anthonv Idaho.
Fireweed Honey 69c
5-lb pail
Lettuce 10c
Large, crisp heads
Crystal White soap 45c
10 Bars
Spaghetti 14c
Franco-American
Sliced Peaches 25c
Armour’s, large tin
Navy Seans - 35c
4-lb bag
Borden’s Eagle Brand 45c
2 Tins
Wax Beans 25c
Brentwoods, 2 cans
Med. Size, doz.
lb. 25c
Popular Ass't
wjm 5oc
3-No. 2 cans
Celery, fresh, crisp
Each
Snowflakes
2-lb Box
30c
Ovaltine
95c
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