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In the Spotlight
Ivar Holme and wife returned
to Petersburg following a visit to
the old home in Norway.
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H. A. Dahl returned to Peters-1
3Urg from Seattle where he has
ten under medical care.
J. E. Boyle, of Juneau, terri
torial manager of the Union Oil
Co., arrived in Petersburg on the
Queen, yesterday morning.
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Mrs. O. A. Dulin of Pillar Bay
left for Seattle on the Queen
yesterday.
Miss Peterson, new nurse for
the Petersburg hospital is ex
pected on the Northwestern
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Father Monroe was over from
Wrangell this week, returning
on the Queen.
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Miss Lizzie Johnson left for
Wrangell yesterday.
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R. H. Chadwick, rubbergoods
man, left for Wrangell Thursday. I
D. Rose of Ketchikan is regist
ered at the hotel.
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Mr. Merle Hanson of Marsh
field, Oregon, is visiting his sis
ter Mrs. Pat Devenney of Peters
burg.
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Clarence Olson returned on the
Alameda from Glendale, Oregon
where was called by the illness
and death of his father Jergen
Olson.
R. W. Gross, former resident
| of Kake and Wrangell is in town
on his rounds as a commercial
salesman.
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Those leaving Petersburg for
Tuneau on the Northland this
morning are: Ben C. 1)6126116,
H. B. Crewson, C. Olson, N. C.
MacGregor, R. W. Gross, Matt
Lane and D. Rose.
The City Health Officer pick
j ed up the six months’ old infant
| of Mrs. Lizzie Perkins and en
tered it in the hospital for pro
per care and nourishment. The
City Council made an appropria
tion of $25 to the hospital to
cover costs of bringing the little
one back to normal weight and
trength. The mother was neg
! lecting the little one while she
J spent days in a liquor daze
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Ben C. Delzelle, wellknown
salesman has been among the
merchants here the past few
j days.
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H. B. Crewson has been gently
reminding us of Schilling’s pro
ducts during the week.
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7se basket ball game between
IP. H. S. and Kayhi at the Sons of
j Norway Hall Saturday night
j "-roved the sensation of the sea
json. The score was tied 10-10 at
<he end of the first half and
tied 27-27 at the end of the last
half. Three minutes more was
allowed for play, the final score
standing 32-29 in favor of Kayhi.
A second game on Monday
evening between the same teams
with some changes in personel
also resulted in a victory for the
Ketchikan boys, who left on the
Alameda for a contest with
Douglas High.
Next Saturday evening a
double header game is scheduled
between the high school first
and second teams and the mer
chant first and second teams
or the city championship. This
will probably be the last game
of the season.
Mrs. C. O. Parks and daughter
Frances are returning home
xrom Seattle on the Northwest
ern.
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A.t the regular meetingxof the j
Chamber of Commerce the or
ganization passed a resolution
protesting the reduction of the
federal appropriation for opera
tion and maintenance of the
Alaska Railroad. Endorsed a re-'
solution and memorial to the
egislature urging adoption of a
bounty on wolves in the sum of .
$15 each inplace of the present
$10 and copies of the resolution
were sent to other Chambers. In
the matter of requesting funds
tor extra curricular school acti
vities suggested by Mr. Bowman,
the matter was laid on the table
until it could be referred to the 11
commissioner of education.
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Tickets are now on sale for the
highschool operetta “Pickles” to
be given for the benefit of the
proposed gymnasium. Rehear
sals have been in progress for
some time and a real entertain-1
ment fs promised. The students
want and need the gymnasium
and they are willing to work for
it. They should have it and you
can do your bit in helping them
get it.
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' LETTER OF APPRECIATION
C. T. Gardner, chairman of the
Alaska Red Cross Drought Re
ief work, has written a letter to
Jenry J. Hasbroucke expressing
appreciation to the American
Legion Post of Petersburg for its
interest and effort in getting
subscriptions in Petersburg to
more than make up the quota
et for this district.
The total raised in Alaska was
about $1350 which was more
than was allocated to the Terri
tory by the American Red Cross.
This money will be used in re‘
habilitation work in the drought
area and will be primarily used
for food, clothing, medicines, etc.
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HIGHER POSTAGE RATES
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President Hoover recomm ced
ing that Congress increase post
al rates in order that Hie pojtal
deficits may be overcome in
crease in postage rates on post
cards caused a decrease in busi
ness rather an increase of in
come it has been poi.itcout
and increase in magazine post
age created a source of worry to
publishers and reader • a.'-o
Postal increases are n »t popular
with the taxpayers.
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FOREST WOOD FOR SALE
Leave orders with—
Johnny Smith or Harry Berkeley
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First class wood logs $4.00 per
M ft. Hemlock or spruce piling
lac per foot. Prompt delivery.
William Howard
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WANTED—A 16 h. p. clutch.
IVa in. shaft, bronze or brass,
with couplings, also propeller
26X26.—Will pay reasonable
price.—Call at Alaskan Office.
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l"OR SALE—Kitchen, Frontroom,
Bedroom complete furnishings,
consisting of solid oak, golden
finish and genuine leather up
i bolstered rockers and dining
j chairs everything in A1 condi
| fion, good as new—for sale at
| half price.—Inquire The Alas
i kan.
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i FOR SALE—16 H. P. FRISCO
STANDARD. Excellent condition.
Terms to right party—$350.00
George Sumption. Wrangell
John Fanning
SHOE STORE|
Dealer m
Complete line of 811k Hosierj
Best grade of Sheas lor men.
woiiien and children.
Best Quality Goods
at very low price*
Shoe repairing neatly done.
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Out Of Town Laundry will j
Be Taken Care Of In The i
Shortest Possible Time. |
Everything Back But The Dirt
CITIZENS STEAM LAUNDRY j
Russel York Proprietor j
ARRESTED FOR MURDER *
OF MARSHAL -j
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Burton McDonald, thirty-four, *i
Alaska fisherman was held in *i
Portland, Oregon, on a fugitive j
warrant for officers of the Dis
trict Court of Alaska, on a mur- }
tier charge. He was arrested <
while taking an examination at *:
the United States veteran’s hos-.*:
pital. A complaint issued by the ♦:
commissioner’s court, Ketchikan, *
charges that McDonald killed G. ;
P. Marshal, fish buyor near Ket- ;
chikan on the 20th of October, ;
by striking him with an instru- ;
ment during an attempted rob- ‘
bery. ;
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SEATTLE PILOT WILLING
TO FLY * * * *
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The men who wing their waj
along the air lanes between Se
attle and Alaska don’t balk at an 1
order for a plane to hop tc I
Washington, D. C.; Miami, Fla.
or Havana, Cuba. No sir!
Executives of the . Alaska
Washington Airways, Inc., at
Seattle, today were awaiting a
reply from Dr. W. W. Council oi
Juneau, Alaska, for a plane for
just such a trip.
“Can you make special trip
with me to Atlantic seaboard
landing me at Washington, D.
C., not later than February 22?’’
said a message from Dr. Council
last week. “After business is(
finished we will take in Miami
and Havana and other points
east.”
“We can make trip. Where
shall we pick you up?” was the
laconic reply sent speeding to
j Juneau.
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NEW WHARF FOR
DUTCH HARBOR
Plans for construction of a
$100,000 wharf at Dutch Harbor.'
Alaska, one of the important
way stations in the routes from
Seattle to the Bering Sea and '
the Orient have been completed j
according to recent report from i
Seattle. The new wharf will bej
360 feet long and contract for
its construction has been let to
P. Manson & Son of Seattle. i
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RUSSIA OBJECTS
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Millions of dollars in Soviet
iorders that have been placed in
the United States will be with
drawn when the exclusion of
Russian timber becomes effec
tive, was indicated in Russian
industrial and commercial cir
cles last we^k.
The extent of Soviet reprisals'
against the timber embargo or
der issued by the United States
treasury was not determined but
the press of Russia continued its
* attack on the attitude of the
l United States in launching the
embargo policy.
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RECOMMENDS LOCAL OPTION
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Amos W. W. Woodcock, direct
or of federal prohibition, in a
special report he prepared as an
expert for the Wickersham
commission last week recom
mended “home option” as the
best solution of the prohibition
problem.
Woodcock made an exhaustive
= tudy of the whole problem, in
which he eliminated other sug
gested solutions, declared a
simple administrative policy
could be adopted of making no
effort to get evidence on liquor ;
made and used in the home.
So long as a man keeps the
public peace and observe his i
family duties under the Wood
cock policy, he would be no more !
prosecuted for possessing or j
making liquor in his home than I
for playing a game of checkers. !
The People’s Drug Co.
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I New Copyrights—“Forbidden” by Joan Conquest, “Jim the
l Conqueror” by Peter B. Kyne, “All Quiet on the Western
; Front” by Remarque, “Freckles Comes Home” by Jeanette
> Stratton Porter, “Tarzan and the Lost Empire” Edgar Rice
|* Burroughs, “Flying the Arctic” Wilkins, “We” Chas. A.
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The Rexall Store
[• Across from the Hotel.
John B. Carlson, Manager
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Band Instruments, - Musical Merchandise
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