Locals
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Hungerford
Were around town this week on mat
ters of business.
Steve Rushick was in port long
enough to greet his friends with a
pleasant ‘how-dy.’
The Alaska Steamship Company’s
liner Alameda is due at four a. m.
May the 26th.
The Admiral Evans left for points
south on this morning’s tide. She
lay in port practically the whole
night.
WillA. Barrows writes from Chi
nook that he had his eyes Alaska
way and would come in a minute but
neglected personal affairs seem to
tangle the deeper he delved into
them. Well as usual, he says, and
usually well, we say.
The cannery pile driver put in the
CALL
Phone 55
For Your
GROCERIES
Modern Grocery
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pile stays on the new gridiron for the
Trading Union grids last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preuschoff
were in town the past week while
Frank was getting the new Redwing
40 horsepower motor in his boat,
the Comrade.
It is being stated by friends of
Russell York that he has acquired
an interest in a laundry in Californ
ia. Take it or leave it as we have
been unable to check up on the ver
acity of the report,
Reverend David Waggoner arrived
in port last Saturday night with the
following passengers: Misses M. Ed
na Tait, Mary G. Hunter, Georgia
Conley. Elise R. Pippereit, Beat
rice H. Angus, They took passage
for the States on the Alaska whien
called in port Wednesday noon. All
anticipate spending their vacation in
the States aftter their year of work
in the Sheldon Jackson School at
SPka.
’DARINGS ON POWER SITE 1\
KETCHIKAN, COMPLETED
Hearings which were being held
| in Ketchikan before Commissioner
Kehoe, relative to disputed rights
in Carrol Inlet were completed last
week. The records will be sent to
ti c- General Land Office at Washing
1 tiou for final decision.
The site on Swan Lake, Carrol In
let was purchased by J. T. Jones of
Tacoma from “Chief” Johnson and
Joseph Starr, natives, who claimed
land on the shores of the lake as
inherited possessions. The Zeller
back Paper Company put in adverse
claims by virtue of power permits
granted by the Department last year
The Zellerback people were repre
sented by W. F. Staley of Portland,
Oregon and J. T. Jones was repre
sented by attorney William L. Paul
| of Ketchikan.
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AT THE SHOW HOUSES
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Saturday only at the MacGregor i
Theatre will be seen Hoot Gibson, |
(he popular cowboy actor in ‘Hey!
Iley! Cowboy.” This is a detective
story with two cowboys matching
wits and is said to be a wow!
Sunday and Monday, Norma
Talmadge and Ronald Coleman will
be screened in ‘Kiki” one of the BIG
First National pictures. There will
Ve seen pictured much sadness and
gladness.
On Monday and Tuesay The New
Commandment will be featured with
Ben Lyon and Blanche Sweet in the
leading roles.
AT THE VARIETY
On Sunday and Monday the Va
riety Theatre will show ‘‘The Moon
of Israel.” This is one of the great
est pictures ever shown in Alaska.
Thirty-five thousand people taka
part in the picturizing of this story,
3,000 Arabian horses, 1,000 golden
chariots and 1,000 tons of costumes
rihis picture is said to be on par
with if not greater than the ‘Ten
Com mandments.”
IN FROM KAKE
Paddy Cooday and Jessie Cooday,
Kake arrived in Port the fore part
of the week bringing their daughter
and son respectively, for medical
treatment.Seth Williams also came
over for treatment for tar burns in
curred while handling nets for the
Skinner and Eddy plant atKake. Dr.
Standard is attending all of these
cases.
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The following passengers took
passage south on the Alaska liner
Alameda: Misses M. Edna Tail
Georgia Conley, Elise R. Pippereit,
Mary G. Hunter, Beatrice Angus
for Seattle.
CITIZENS LAUNDRY CHANGES *
HANDS jt
Last Saturday a deal was consum- *j
mated wheerby ownership of the
Citizen’s Steam Laundry passed from
Paul Lund to Bert Elstad and F. R.
Havens. i
Active management will be in the *3
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hands of Mr Elstad. The new own- i
* ers expect to do work of the highest ♦!
duality and service to suit the most j
fastidious. j
An addition is being pu on the *
building so that better care may be *
given the work by having more room !
in which to do it. 3
Beginning next week the new !
management will step in and take ,
over the plat. <
Mr. Elstad has severed his con- .
nections with the Petersburg Press <
by selling out to his partner. As stat ,
ed above he will be the manager of
the concern. Mr. Havens who is De
puty Collector of Customs for this
Tiert will continue in that capacity as
lie acquires part ownership without
interference with his federal duties.
The many friends of the new con
cern wish them abundant success.
The Alaska Steamship freighter
Cordova arrived in port midnight of
the 24tli and unloaded 40 tons ot
coal on the Citizen’s dock.
William Moultrie, head of the
| Standard Oil Company’s operations
in Alaska has been in town the past
several days giving a general over
I so'ng to (lie operations of the local
plant which is under the charge of
i Frederick Nelson.
The following were registered
| at tlie Arctic Hotel this week: H. F.
Preston, T. B. DeGrall, Elling Ac
■ mis*en, Mr. and Mrs. Framerf.Mv
1 aid Mrs. F. M. Hunger ford, Steve
I Rushick, W. E. Moutray, G. E. Da
j He. Van and Gilbert, C. A. Schon
I acker, Lee Parry, Mrs. Edwin P
| P’ euschoff, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
1 Preuschoff.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Citizens Steam Laundry
“Quality Cleaners ”
Bert Elstad Manager.
.Phone. 42 We will pick your laundry up for you..
Coastwise Transportation Co.
Juneau, Alaska.
Summer Sailing Schedule for Motorship Margnlta from April 25,
1928, to September 30, 1928.
Leaves City Dock, Juneau, every Wednesday at 8 o’clock P.M.
calling at each place in the order shewn below.
SCHEDULE A. EVERY SECOND WEEK
April 4—18: May 2—16—30
June 13—27: July 11—25
August 8—22: September 5—19
Excursion Inlet, Gustavus, Lemesurier Island, Dundas Bay,
Inian Island, Cape Spencer, Soapstone Point, Apex El Nido,
' Hogan Island, Pinta Bay.
SCHEDULE B. EVERY WEEK
Point Retreat, Funter Bay, Hawk Inlet, Tenakee, Hoonah, Port
Althorp, Hirst Cove, Chichagof, Sitka, Todd, Chatham, Killisnoo,
Baranof, Tyee, Kake, Petersburg. Wrangell, Petersburg, Kake,
Saginaw Bay, Washington Bay, Pillar Bay, Pt. Alexander, Pt.
Ccnclusion, Pt. Armstrong, Pt. Walters', Pt. Herbert, Deep Bay,
Redbluff Bay, Tyee, Baranof, Killisnoo, Tenakee, Hawk Inlet, Hoo
nah, Funter Bay. Juneau.
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and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
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Model Bakery
All Electrical Equipment
The home of Fancy Cakes and Pastry
A Complete Line of Bakery Goods always on hand
Harmonize
Your Rooms
We invite your inspection of our new
line of rayon draperies and cretones
in latest patterns and colors.
Prices Reasonable
New Spring Shirts
in Broadcloth, Madras and Fibre Silk
With collars attached or separate.
Alligators Featherweight
Raincoats and Hats.
Full Line of pants for work or dress.
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