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Sailing from Seattle every Mon
day nighl at 9:00 p. m., for
Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Douglas and Juneau.
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Capt. C. R. Bell, of Kake is in
port.
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Father Monroe, S. J., left for
Wrangell this week.
E. C. Thompson took passage
to Ketchikan on the Victoria.
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Miss Dorothy Martens left for
Juneau expecting not to return
soon.
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Nels Landseth was a passen
ger to Juneau when the North
western left port.
Paul Owens left on the Vic
toria for Seattle, planning to
leturn very shorrtly.
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Dr. Joseph O. Rude is leaving
this week for his home in the
cast and will be away for about
six weeks.
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H. Blickenstaff, government
teacher at Hydaburg, is acting
postmaster in that town until
permanent appointment is made,
which will be shortly.
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The Seal, tender for the Bio
logical Survey arrived in port
and the wardens are marking
furs for shipment outside. They
are working south.
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The Alaskan Glacier Seafoods
Company shipped out 10,000
pounds of shrimp meat and 500
pounds of crab meat, on the
Victoria.
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Rev. Vernon Swanson, Cap
tain of the mission boat Prince
ion, arrived in Petersburg Wed
nesday afternoon from Kake. Re
plans to leave for Wrangell next
week some time.
The trappers are about all
through—those who will abide
by the closed season. Prices not
so high, pelts not too many—ex
chequers pretty low.
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Forty-five pins, holding insu
, lators on the main power line
| to Blind Slough were down,
causing the tie up of power
lines this week. All repairs mads.
An inconvenience that even the
city of Portland. Oregon enjoyed
during the famous silver thaws.
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The Commercial Club listened
to a discourse on the halibut
situation by Andrew Johnson,
at its meeting Wednesday even
ing. T. S. Elsemore gave a re
sume of financial conditions
showing an up-ward trend to
wards prosperity. The matter of
radio interference also held
some interest.
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Owing to complaints as to
clams being somewhat dark, al
ter being packed, Earl Ohmer
wired to the fisheries depart
ment of the Stanford University
lor advice. It was immediately
forthcoming so it is hoped that
the troubles will be overcome.
In the meantime, not so many
clams being canned.
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The bridge card party given
by the American Legion Auxili
ary last Saturday evening prov- j
ed most successful. Thirteen I
t ables were in play. First prizes j
were won by Mrs. C. E. Swanson ■
and T. S. Elsemore. J
The second party of the series
will be given in February.
Saturday Jan. 30th.
LEWIS’ SNAPPY FIVE
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Many of the pupils in the
territorial schools are out on ac
count of colds and allied sick
ness. Approximately 19 per cent'
of the grades and 23 per cent of
the high school. Shut the schools
down, declare a holiday and i
then extend the season another (
week at the end of the year <
Mot so hot, declare the kiddies*!
who like the idea of a present
day holiday but don’t want the
season extended. However, the
list of absentees is decreasing
inconvenient to go back to the
old lamb and candle power but j
o’d man weather ordered it and j
| the citizens of Petersburg just
I had to like it whether or not!
they wanted to. Those who were
anticipating hot cake or waffles
for a Sunday morning session -
and those using electric stoves
were pretty much out of Iuck.
Others had their hot cakes.
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fDANCE
SALE'S
JAN. 30
Lewis’ Snappy Five
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The Alaska Native Sisterhood
and Brotherhood Camps of Pe -
tersburg are planning on pur
ling on another old costume,
Indian custom dance in the near
xuture. They are doing this to
raise funds for the building
which they plan to construct on
their lot purchased from the city
iast year. The dances will be
! different from those staged last
j year. Not many more times will
these dances be seen for the
younger generation does not
know the songs nor dances.
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Attorney Frank Foster was on
the Victoria enroute to Ketchi
kan where he is attending the
conference of Juneau and Ket
chikan republicans, this week.
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Deputy Marshal Feero of
Douglas passed thru Petersburg
lajt week enroute from Ketchi
kan to Juneau with two pri
soners,
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SCENES OF MOJAVE
IN KEENE PICTURE
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Scenic beauty of the wild Mo
jave desert is brought to the
screen in “Sundown Trail,” the
RKO Pathe western .romance
• coming Saturday to the Coli
! seum Theatre. Ten days were
spent on the desert location and
during this time new strides in
the talking picture conquest of
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WILLIAM JANNEY PLAYS
IN NEW FOX FEATURE
j William Janney, handsome
j young screen player who is seen j
,in the role of “Freddie,” a love
[struck collegian in “Girls Ds- !
mand Excitement,” the Fox I
Movietone production, coming j
Sunday and Monday to the j
Coliseum Theatre, was a star on j
Broadway before he was twenty, j
1'he particular stellar appear- !
snce was in the stage play, !
“Tommy,” which had a long and j
successful run.
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COMEDY HIGHSPOTS
OF WORLD WAR
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One of the humorous memor
ies of the World War is delight
fully captured in “A Soldier's j
Plaything,” the Warner Bros. |
and Vitaphone comedy-drama ,
which features Lotti Loder, Har
*7 Langdon, Ben Lyon, Jean [
Kersholt and Noah Berry and
which is coming to the Coliseum j
Theatre, Tuesday & Wednesday j
It is the regimental vaude- 1
ville show that veterans remem
ber as one of the comedy high
spots of the world conflict. Hard
boiled doughboys with bulging
muscles and hairy legs try to be
dainty chorus girls. Skinny and
angular lads sing sentimental
ballads as prima donnas. Ro- j
mantic figures of history live j
again in makeshift costumes. A If 1 ^
I he familiar tricks of the sol- v
niers’ show staged in a French
town hall live again on the
screen. |
the wild outdoors were made.
Cameras and portable sound re
cording equipment were carried
ileep into trackless regions to
rapture action with backgrounds
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