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Fare $275 to $485. Apply here for
reservations.
C. A. WEST, Agent
Petersburg, Alaska
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DRS. STANDARD & STANDARD
PHYSICIAN And SURGEONS
Residence and Office Over Wheeler Drug Store
Dan E. Standard, M.D. Susie V. Standard, M.D.
G.neral Practice Specialist: f ye, Ear, Nose & Throat
Eyes Tested and Glasses Fitted
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FRYE-BRUHN CO.
FOR CHOICE MEAT
“Delicious” Hams and Bacon
And WILD ROSE LARD
Petersburg, - - Alaska
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H. F. ERWIN, Proprietor
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Visioning the possibility that its
Alaska development may demand an
investment of $20,000,000, the
Crown-Zellerbach Paper Company
i>as increased its capital stock for
f:iis and other improvements, J. D.
Zellerback, vice president, said yes
terday. The Alaska paper and pulp
development near Ketchikan has
been under investigation for two
years, he said, and another year will
be necessary before the company
decides on its plans.
OFFICERS ELECTED
LOCAL CAMPS A. IN. B.
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Recent elections at Wrangell
placed James Bradley, re-elected as
president; Livingstone Desmond,
vice president; Herbert Bradley,
Corresponding secretary; Fritz Wil
lard, Treasurer, Billy Hooker, sar
geant at arms. Since last convention
in November over a dozen new mem
bers have been taken in and the
linest spirit being developed in Sev
ern 1 years.
KLAWOCK
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At the recent municipal elections
held in Klawock, there was a “land
slide”. for the progressive ticket
Frank Peratrovieh was re-elected
mayor; Frank Johnson (“Doc”) was
le-elected City Clerk; W. J. Chuck,Jr
City Magistrate; Mrs John Peratro
vich, Treasurer and Fred Williams,
Fire Chief.
All mee*ings of the council are
conducted on modern business lines
and only English spoken at the re
volar sessions by the Councilmen.
It is felt that this election is the
beginning of a complete new order
. id the opening of a new era. Every
( ne is looking forward to an active
vear in city civic affairs.
( OM1VG OF LORD SOON,
PREDICTION MORMON ELDERS
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Mormon Elders of the Church
or Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints,
in their Christmas edition of the De
sert News, point to “signs of the
early coming of the Lord” state that
' The hour and day of the Lord’s
coming is withheld from both men
and angel3, yet the signs so difinite
ly specified as harbingers of his com
ing are multiplying apace. The pre
vailing unre3t among men and na
tions, the fury of the elements, the
widespread destruction by land and
sea, and the frequency and intensity
cf volcanic and earthquake distur
bances, all tell to well-tuned listen
ers that the gladsome yet terrible
day of the Lord is nigh—aye, even at
our doors.”
t'AN ADI AN FISH PRICES 1»
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The price scale is as follows:
Sockeye:—70 cents per fish, until
September 15, after which price was
as determined by quality. A com
mittee will be appointed to act on
this matter.
Red Springs:—9 cents per lb.
White Spring:—3 cents per lb.
Cohoes:— 6 cents per lb.
Chums:—15 cents per lb.
The prices for chums and cohoes
were subject to adjustment when the
main run commenced, while it wa3
agreed to maintain the price
offered for white spring for as long
as possible.—Canadian Fisherman.
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ground have disappeared from the
hills by reason of the Act of 1912,
as there is not sufficient incentive to
warrant prospecting; and
Whereas—it is the belief of the
members of this Chamber of Com
merce that the repeal of the laws
above named, and of the laws and
regulations amendatory thereto,
would be followed by an immediate
resumption of activity in mining,
prospecting and exploration for oil;
now therefore, be it
Resolved—that it is for the great
est good of the Territory of Alaska
and it is absolutely necessary to its
development, that all leasing laws
relating to oil or coal lands, and the
Acts of Congress of 1912 relating to
i placer ground, be repealed, and that
j the Territory of Alaska be again
placed under the former laws relat
ing to the acquisition of Public
Lands, for mining use under which
the western part of the United
States has been developed and
made populous and prosperous.
nnouncement
After having1 a new ra
Idionic instrument built
Jthat interferes with radio!
(•reception, which manu-l
pfacturers say takes care
Jof this question outside,;
|I find it does not elimin-j
jate broadcasting* in Pe-J
ftersburg owing* to some I
Ipeculiarity here. There-!!
|fore with the pleasure of
jradio owners, I will be in
Petersburg for the next
|two or three months on
fly. I wish all those peo
Iple who are contemplat
png taking adjustments;
land radionic treatment
jto arrange to do so as|
S Leon Ensch, D. C.
Jto eliminate broadcasting
Isoon as possible.
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ALASKA CAFE
Sam Nakamota, Proprietor
Best Meals Served at all times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
SKKV1JAIG ALASKA
regularly and dependably.
Northbound from Seattle
Queen January 2
Admiral Rogers January 9
Queen January 16
Southbound from Petersburg
Queen January 11
Admiral Rogers January 28
Queen January 25
Ship andj travel via the GREEN boats.
INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Ed. Locken. Agent.
Petersburg ... Alaska
Thru Service
to
SAN FRANCISCO
EOS ANGEEES
X SAN DIEGO
Direct
connections
at, and low fares
from, Seattle.
Subscribe for THE ALASKAN
! Pool and Billiard Tables
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New York Restaurant
OPENS 6:30 a, m. to 12 p. m.
Serves OQly tt>e .Best iQ ttje
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Lunch Counter and Private Booths for Ladies
Special Rates for Parties
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