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In the Spotlight
The New England Fish Com
pany shipped out 85,000 pounds
of frozen fish from the Peters
burg Cold Storage on the North
land. C. C. Mundy also shipped
30,000 pounds of frozen salmon.
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The Normanna Male Chorus of
Ketchikan is making a concert
, tour to Juneau sometime this
month and expects to be in Pe
tersburg on tht return trip Sun
day, the *l8th. It is thought likelv
that a concert will be given here
cither in the afternoon or even
's ing of that date. The chorus con
(sists of forty trained male voices
Sand needs no introduction in
Petersburg as this will be their
third appearance here,
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J Miss Edith Fuller of the facul
ty has been absent from the
classroom the past week. Mrs
Archbold is substituting for her.
j Word was received today that
Frances Parks underwent the
ordeal of a surgical operation
this morning in the Swedish
Hospital, Seattle and that she
was resting quietly.
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WANTED: Gasboat in exchange
for blue foxes. Inquire at this
office.
i The M. S. Princeton, Presby
; terian mission boat, has spent
i the past week in Petersburg a
j waiting a shipment of coal. Rev.
I and Mrs. Waggoner are making
1 the swing from Wrangell around
1 the West Coast and expect to re
| turn for a short stay in Peters
1 burg about three weeks hence
| They will conduct annual meet
[ ings at each of the churches on
[ the way.
\ Mr. Ernest Kirberger was a
| business visitor in Petersburg
this week, coming over from
Kake with Captain Bell of the
“Wanderer.”
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FOUND:— Flat bottom skiff,
gray, about 10 feet, with spruce
oars. Inquire Alaskan office.
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i i Lou Crider is returning to Pe
| tersburg today and will re-open
> Curley's Barber Shop Monday
i morning.
The unknown gasboat which
was reported on Level Island be
longed to Mr. Chas. Weidel of
Meyers Chuck. Having trouble
with his engine, Mr. Weidel a
bandoned the gasboat and went
in a skiff to secure help. The
gasboat “Echo” immediately
went in search of the disabled
boat but could not find it. The
boat drifted up Clarence Strait
to Level Island where it now
'*nmn»tpiv wrecked. The fox
ranch boys on Level island were
e to get the boat off the
beach. They salvaged the engine
pnd shaft and removed them to
a place of safety,
and daughter Eliner are in for
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The second in the series of
card parties sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary was
held at the dugout last Friday
evening. Ten tables were in play
throughout the evening and the
party proved an exceptionally
pleasant social event. Prizes for
the evening were awarded to
Mrs. Chris Tveten, Mr. Charles
\nderson, Mrs. Robert Allen
and Mr. Sarf. The third party of
'he series will be given on Sat
urday evening, February 7th to
which the public is cordially in
vited. A small admission is
charged.
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On the 24th of January the
Petersburg Post and the Ketchi
kan Post of the American Legion
(together with the Auxiliaries
will make pilgrimages by gas
boat to Wrangell to attend a
banquet and dance which is be
ing arranged in their honor by
our neighbors on the Stikine.
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Arraigned before City Magis
trate C. Clausen, Willie Rusk
and Per Pileberg paid fines of
ten dollars and costs to round
out their New Year celebrations.
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Steamer and mail service to
Petersburg was a rather scarce
article this week. Nothing in
with mail from either north or
1 south during the week.
Last Friday afternoon Miss 1
Leona Hasbrouck, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hasbrouck, :
entertained a number of her
triends in honor of her fourth I
birthday. The old scribbler wish
es you at least a hundred more
happy birthdays, Leona, but
wouldn’t it be terrible to be
spanked a hundred times?
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Clarence Glunt and Ed New
man are in the federal jail on
charges of vagrancy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jorgensen
and daughter Eleanor are in for
a few days from their fox ranch
in Farragut Bay.
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Richard “O’Henry” Paul looks
real swell these days. He joined
the swell order of mumps the
middle of this week.
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Earl N. Ohmer is expected to
return from Seattle on the Ala
meda leaving the Queen City
tomorrow.
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The Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church
had a very pleasant social hour
in the Church last Tuesday
evening. After lunch was served
ihe members of the society and
their friends entered whole
heartedly in playing several
games.
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Dr. R. G. Smith has been un
able to attend to his office duties
,for the past week or so as he has
been confined to his room with
Tie mumps.
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AN APPRECIATION
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The Alaska Native Brother
hood expresses to all of the
business houses of Petersburg
their appreciation for the prizes
donated to the Brotherhood
masquarade dance given New
Year’s night. The kindly and
generous spirit of all the busi
ness houses made possible a very
joyous occasion.
Andrew R. Hanson,
President
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Cope Mundy has been spend
ing a few days in Wrangell
visiting his family.
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Dr. Benson is expected to re
turn to Petersburg on the Ala
meda Tuesday of next week.
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“Buddy,” the pal of all the
kiddies of town was sent to dog
heaven Wednesday morning of
this week. By noon, from one
end of the town to the other,
the kiddies were telling their
parents and friends that ‘Buddy’
was killed near the public school
grounds. Little Richard “O’Hen
ry” came to his daddy and with
tears in his eyes said: “Daddy,
somebody killed my dog.” He
turned on his heel and went up
to his little bed and sobbed his
little heart out. Which should
give the killer of boydom’s pal
a lot of satisfaction.
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“MYSTERIOUS ISLAND”—
IS FILMED
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“The Mysterious Island,”
which is an attraction showing
at the MacGregor Theatre to
night and tomorrow night, pro
vides a splendid example of the
patience and courage of motion
picture producers. It is in Tech
nicolor, dialog and sound. This
picture is said to have cost more
than one millioif-dollars to film
with every cent of this expendi
ture in evidence on the screen.
The picture was two years and
four months in the making with
a gigantic organization prepar
ing this extraordinary subma
rine film narrative.
In more ways than one, “The
Mysterious Island” is one of the
screen’s greatest achievements
The picture was actually filmed
at the bottom of the ocean off
the Bahama’s imperiled by hur
ricane and storm, Jules Verne’s
immortal novel comes now to the
screen as a breathtaking dra
matic spectacle.
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UNBRIDLED WORLD OF
CARNIVAL PLEASURES
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On- Sunday. Monday and Tues
day the “Unbridled World of
Carnival Pleasures” will be seen
at the MacGREGOR, in the fev
ered last hours of Mardi Gras. A
;otal of 5000 performers, with a |
arge production staff of experts, j
dngers, dancers, performers, j
musicians—the best obtainable!
zo to make up this Mardi Gras)
n technicolor.
With tne exception of the ex
terior scenes filmed on the Miss
issippi riv-er levees near New Or
leans, the picture was produced
m RKO’s mammouth new sound
stage.
In the cast which reads like
a stage and screen blue book
are Bebe Daniels, Everett Mar
shall, noted Metropolitan Opera
star, Robert Woolsey and Bert
Wheeler, comedians, Jobyna
Howland, Joseph Cawthorn, Dor
othy Lee and many others. In
the sound production of this fine
picture are a number of song
hits which you will enjoy.
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LITTLE ACCIDENT
Douglas Fairbanks Jr., comes
to Petersburg with Anita Page
in “Little Accident” the hilari
ous serious adventures of a hot
headed young bachelor who
courted three man-crazy girls
to save himself from proposing
to the one he loved. Flaming
youth in a matrimonial mix-up
this mad-cap, merry-go-around
I of mischief roaring, rib-tickling
| romance.
John Fanning
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Sam Komotsubara, ‘Proprietor
Best Meals Served at ali times.
Service: 6 a. m. to 12 p. m.
The New yorl^
Pool Billiard And Card Room
Choice Cigars, Tobaccos And Candies
New Tables And Equipment
Dick Kuwata, Prop.
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