GOES TO KETCHIKAN
Rey. W. J. Maakestad, pastor of
the local Lutheran Church left to
attend a conference of Lutheran
pastors of that church in Ketchikan.
He will return early next week.
Dr. Dan E. Standard returned on the
Alameda from the States where he
was called by the illnes of his moth
er.
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M. S. Wilson, representative of
P.lake, Moffatt & Town, paper deal
ers of Seattle arrived in town this
v. eek.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Graves are lo
cal visitors this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson from
Whitney Island were about town
during the week. They left for their
lex ranch yesterday afternoon.
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R. K. Steward, predatory animal
hunter returned to town after sever
al days in the wilds studying the
1 ert methoas to kill off wolves.
Ed. Reyburn, fox rancher at Doug
i is Bay was a genial visitor in town
I tvs week.
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Charles Lynch of Wrangell arrived
in port from Juneau this week. Says
he might stick around this burg a
h w dayg more or less.
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R. O. Parks, came to town from
Point Aggassiz this week to com
i !ete arrangements for securing title
to his homestead. He has been under
tie weather hut this did not inter
fere with hia business.
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Ed Ramstead, Point Aggassiz
farmer, was in for supplies yester
day returning to his agricultural
( parations the same day. He is high
SPECIAL.
FUR AUCTION
SALES
Every 10 Days Or 2 Weeks
Due to the keen demand for Fine
I urs, the prevailing high prices and
good outlook, The Seattle Fur Ex
change has arranged to hold special
auction sales every 10 days or two
weeks (in addition to the regular
monthly - auction sales), providing
piesent levels maintain.
Sales Dates Will Be Planned
For Best Results
Without Advance Schedule
ALL FURS IN EXCELLENT DEMAND
You Should Worry!
When you have a binful of Nanaimo coal,
why should you worry when the cold weath=
er hits the Narrows?
Call 9Phone 15 and place your or
der for coal to bring that cheer.
Chris Tveien, Dealer
’v optomistic about the future of
a is pursuit. At present lie is having
good suceess with his chickens, aver
aging about a case of eggs a week.
More power to him.
E N F() R CED VAC A TIO X
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filarly yesterday morning the high
t< nsion line between town and the
: ydro-electrie plant went to the
ground cutting offff all lights. About
seven o’clock in the morning the
auxiliary power station was put to
v. ork supplying the motors with
rower to carry on business but with
out sufficient power to light homes
and places of business. Classes were
dismissed at the schools and teachers
t nd kiddies off for an unexpected
vacation.
Mr. MacKecknie with his crew out
looking for the trouble which no
doubt was caused by the heavy
snow on the line augmented by a j
li.'t’e rain causing Cie break of the !
hue by the weight of the snow.
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HOONA A. N. li. OFFICE Its
Tlie following officers for the
Hoonah Camp of the Alaska Native
Brotherhood were elected recently:
David Charles, president; George
Martin, vice president; Charley Met
j'ly. corresponding secretary; Mat
thew Lawrence, Recording secretary;
Charlie Judson, financial secretary;
William Johnson, Treasurer, Peter
iM. Williams, *argeant at arms, Coun
«Umen, David Lawrence, Jim Mc
Kinley, Jimmie Lawrence.
Ernest Kirberger, business man ot
the metropolis of Kake is a business
visitor in town this week.
MAJOR GILLETTE .MARRIED IN
TACOMA
Major Douglas Hamilton Gillette
ot the Alaska Road Commission and
Miss Dorothy Kyme, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Ellis of Tacoma,
Washington, were married in Taco
ma recently.
Only members of the immediate
family and close friends were pre- j
sent. After a brief honeymoon in j
California, they will return to Alas
i i and make their home in Juneau.
1\ THE COMMISSIONER'S COURT!
FOR THE CRAIG PRECINCT
DIVISION NO. l TERRITORY OF
ALASKA IN PROBATE
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE i
OF
Jim Cook, deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the:
undersigned was appointed adminis-1
trator of the estate of Jim Cook/j
deceased, on the 7th day of October,
•928, and has qualified, and that all!
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present the I
same, duly verified, to the undersign
ed at the office of William L. Paul,!
Ketchikan, Alaska, within six
months from date of this Notice. i
Dated at Craig Alaska this 22nd
day of October, 192 8
George Demmert,
Administrator.
RESIDENT a laskans
are radicals
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It used to be a term of anathe
ma to be called a “radical” but In the
course of time the conservative and
«i;tra. conservative used it so much
to condemn those who prevented
'he raping of national resources
'hat it became a term of honor ra
1 Iter than disgrace. LaFollette was
n radical and when he died the Se
mite spent hours in eulogizing him.
i Ue radicals of a few days ago are
now recognized as men of serious
thought and patriotic principle.
All of which is brought on by a
New Era Seen for Alaska in Hoover ;
Administration” by the spineless
boneless thing we once had for a
governor—Scott C.
A Ihree-eyod haddock was recent-1
1- on exibif ion in Boston. It was
icund in a consignment to a local
fish dealer so it was not known
where it was caught. It is said by
v. ell informed men that they had
never before seen a freak of this
VI li—AMHIIK'AX
FOOTBALL TEAM
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The Haskell Indian School foot
ball team, Lawrence, Kansas can tru
ly be said to be an all American
Lam. Composed entirely of Indian
youth the school management has j
recently signed a contract with !
Lone Star" Dietz to be their coach, i
Dietz was a football player on the j
old Carlisle Indian School team in j
Pennsylvania under coach “Pop” |
Warner. He was couch at Washing
ton State College and turned out two
i hampionship teams before he went I
to coach eastern teams. Last year
he was assistant coach under “Pop”
Warner at Stanford University and
i6 highly recommended by that wiz
ard of the oval ball.
A BIG MEHGEB
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The Radio Corporation of Ameri- ;
ca and the V ictor Talking Machine 1
Company recently completed ar
rangements whereby the two com
panies were merged, the Radio Cor- I
potation absorbing tile Victor Com-1
} any. The combined assets of the
..wo enterprises involve more than
(t20,ouu,uuu at prevailing market j
q notations.
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