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Locals
On Tuesday evening, Frances
Parks was hostess at a dinner
and theatre party to a group of
her scohol mates. The occa
sion was her 12th birthday.
The “Brooklyn” shrimp trawl
er is on the grids getting in a
new deck and pilot house
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Jacob Otness, Petersburg’s ef
ficient postmaster stepped out
of the office this week for a well
earned rest. He left on his bro
thers boat for a swing around
Sitka way. On his return he
plans to take a trip to Seattle.
Mrs. Mildred Jorgenson re
turned home from the hospital
this week, where she was operat
ed on for appendicitis.
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J. C. Liyieman and Albert
Jorgenson left for Farragut Bay
to look into some mineral pros
pects in which they are interest
ed.
Passengers leaving on the Ad
miral Evans for the North were:
Mrs. D. H. Buxton, D. H. Bux
ton, Albert Wile, A. Van Mavern,
J. W. Russel, all bound for Ju
neau.
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Mrs. James Rhodes left for
Seattle on the Alameda for med
ical attention.
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Mrs. E. N. Ohmer and sons,
Robert, Dave and Jim left for
Seattle where they will spend
the summer.
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W. W. Kerr, who returned
from an extended visit to his
home in the middle west, left for
a brief visit to Ketchikan.
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Joe Romero left for Wrangell
the fore part of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Niles of
PointAgassiz left for Seattle this
week. Mr. Niles taught in the
Point Agassiz school last year.
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Haynes DeWitte, Presbyteri
an Layworker in Kake, v/as a
passenger on the Admiral Ev
ans for Seatle. He is enroute to
the Presbyterian General As
sembly which will be held in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jack Delaney left for the Cap
ital City this week
Mr. Berg, father-in-law of C.
Mundy was in port during • the j
week.
Frances Tamaree, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Tamaree
of Petersburg, was graduated at :
the School of Nursing, General ]
Hospital, Elizabeth, New Jersey. 1
Her diploma came to her thru j1
most trying circumstances. Re-^
turning, from an all-night case, |(
to the hospital, she found a cou- r
sin on her death-bed. Doffing ^
her street clothes Miss Tamaree i
immdiately took charge of the 1
nursing of the case and did not (
leave the bedside until twelve €
bourse later when death alone,
softened the pain of the sick 3
girl. .*
Mrs. E. R. Granville of Baran- j
Df was a local visitor during the f
week. t
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..Pete Behrs, with his genial
smile, has been percolating!
about town during the week. l
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E. S. Hungerford, of the Hun- 1
gerford Brothers, local loggers, 1
was in camp the fore part of the -
week.
PERMISSION GRANTED
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Attorney General William Mit
chell has granted permission to
use federal prisoners in volun
teer work on city streets of Pe
tersburg where such work would
otherwise not be done by the
city, and for which it is without
:unds to pay, is an announce
nent from the office of Marshal
\lbert White, Juneau.
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R. K. Stewart, predatory an
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Women are getting dumber as
they grow smarter.—Mary Gard
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When gossip meets rumor the
Recording Angel writes short
hand.
THE “IT” GIRL WILL BE SEEN
SUNDAY AT THE COLISEUM
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Clara Bow, famous “It” girl
vill be seen at The Coliseum in
Dangerous Curves” Sunday and
Monday. The sweeping loops of
he aerial performers, the som
ersaults of the bareback riders,
the action-packed circles of the
five big rings under the “big top”
of the first all talking, authentic
picture of circus life will be.
,hown in this great thriller for
love, drama, glamorous color
and heart-throbbing life the
world has ever seen.
Two acres are under canvas.
The “big top” with a five-ring
show is in full blast; two hun
dred circus performers, an aerial
ballet of 20 girls, riding acts, ac
robats, tight-wire walkers, wild
west show, with all the sounds,
rush, bustle and crowds of the
circus and its great crowds, bal
leyhooing, shrill wail of the cal
liope, grandiloquent speeches
A whole celluloid—plus the
personality of Claro Bow in a
theme that holds suspense from
beginning to the end.
The picture is an all dialogue
and the first with a circus back
ground and it is probably the
pest.
RAII FOR RINTY, RAH! RAII!
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Rin-Tin-Tin is back in the
snow country! We see him first
as the slinking, brow-beaten
slave of a bad man. Then all the
gang shouts—for a newcomer in
furs and all the trimmings ap
pears, buys Rinty and beats it
off with him to the fur-trading
post. The lad has paid for the
dog with furs which he meant
to sell so that he might get mar
ried to a pretty French girl, who
forgives him, and takes Rinty in,
where he makes the acquaint
ance of an Indian papoose.
The French girl’s guardian
wants to marry her himself, and
gets Butch Nelson, a killer, to
follow the boy and Rinty when
they go again with silver fox
furs. The killer attacks the boy,
Dut Rinty pounces with such
venomous fury that Nelson is
ilad to get away with his life,
ft is months before Rinty gets
Dack with his young master,
md in the meantime the killer j
las said that he is dead, and i
he guardian is about to marry
•he girl. Then began the real
ire works, that included mount
ed police, fights, fun, blizzards,
md general roughhouse. Its a
whoopee, and the gang will ’rah
or Rinty as never before. See
lim in “Land of the Silver Fox”
Coliseum Theatre, Saturday ev
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakertad, Pasror
Junday School at 10 a. m
Corning worship at 11.
evening Service at 8.
A cordial welcome to all.
The Community League will j
neet at the Church on Tuesday
evening at eight. Hostesses are:
tfrs. A. Hofstad and Mrs. Chris
Vick.
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PAPER FAMINE HITS RUSSIA
.. Over Russia way, the econom
ic leaders are making strenuous
efforts to meet a paper famine
which se:.M.°.ly thrca'.ciis the
growth of newspapers * nd book
publications -n the S ■</ • . Union.
A recent conference of repre
sentatives of the paper industry
worked cut plans for the current
year by 1-0,000 tons abovr: the or
iginal program. This will not
equalize or solve the immediate
problem. « -
The Soviet newspapers alone
need 50 per cent more paper
than the government mills can
supply this year. Their budget
of 129,.000 it is indicated should
be raised to 180,000 tons. The
same complaiunt is made by the
book publishers who need 115,000
^o carry out their program and
have available only 67,000 tons.
j Owing to the fact that the
‘low bidder had failed to qualify
as required in the bid specific?
. lions, Mr. Sommers, Highway
Engineer has called for new'
bids for construction of an air
port in Petersburg. The bids art
returnable at one p. m, Saturday
May the 24th.
Obey Tbat Impulse, Subscribe For Tbe
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