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In the Spotlight
Louis Vick returned on the
Norrona from Seattle this week
He reports his family well and
lhat they will return to Peters
burg after the close of school.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mendenhall,
former residents of Petersburg,
were Sewardbound passengers on
the Northwestern. Mr. Menden
hall is now technical sargeant in
the Signal corps and will have
charge of the Seward station.
Later on he will be in charge of
the big radio signal station which
is to be built at Cordova.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Kito annouce
the birth of a son to them on
Monday. Congratulations are be
ing extended the happy parents.
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John Stevenson was placed
under arrest on a charge of
drunkenness. Judge Clausen al
lowed him four months on the
hill to think it over.
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E. W. Paines, assistant trea
surer of the Alaska Steamship
Company passed through this
port this week enroute to Ket
chikan.
Ij H. L. Coleman, proprietor of
Coleman’s Sample Shop of Ket
" chikan was a business visitor in
Petersburg during the week. He
left on the Queen for his home
j| port.
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W. A. Anderson who has been
working on the Ketchikan
Thomas Bay Basin project with
the Alaska Engineers returned
to Petersburg this week and is
sounding in the Narrows for the
same department.
Andrew R. Hanson is employed
by the Alaska Engineers Depart
ment on sounding work in the
Narrows which is proceeding un
der direction of James T. Truitt
who recently returned to Peters
burg from Ketchikan where the
dredging of Thomas Bay basin
is under his direction.
John F. Chamberlain, dean of
Alaska’s travelling men tells us
that spring is almost on us. He
usually makes his spring run
through Alaska early, and this is
his first trip this year.
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Albert Wile, J. L. Cavanaugh,
S. Guyot, were business visitors
during the week.
Ed Michaelson entered the
hospital and was operated upon
for removal of appendix on Tues
day last.
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Herve Jorgenson who was hurt
by a fall while working for the
Yukon Fur Farms entered the
vx'-.-ital for treatment Wednes
day.
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The Alaska Trollers’ Associa
tion and the Fisihng Vessel Own
ers’ Association are giving every
support to a petition which is
isking for the dredging of Keku
(Rocky Pass) Straits. Every oth
er organization is .more or less
back of this move to make Rocky
Pass navigable for the average
boat.
Capt. Hafter Gjerde arrived in
Petersburg Tuesday morning
with the newest addition to the
Petersburg halibut fleet. Mr.
Gjerde went to Seattle last Oc
tober to supervise the contsruc
tion of the new boat which has
been christened “Midway.” The
vessel is 44 ft. over all with a
beam of 11 ft. 9 in. Powered with
a 30-45 Atlas, with the last word
in anchor winches, gurdies, Fla
mo gas cooking and heating
equipment, the “Midway” is
without doubt one of the neatest
and most convient boats in the
fleet. She is designed to carry
twenty thousand pounds of hali
but and has exceptionally com
fortable quarters for a crew of
four men.
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William L. Paul who has been
in Seattle on legal business ad
vises that he plans to be in Pe
tersburg at an early date.
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An automobile accident was
reported down on the Scow Bay
road last Saturday night, whose
automobile, what .happened is a
story not being whispered very
loudly.
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The Community League will
meet at the Lutheran Church
,on Tuesday evening with Mes
. dames Charles Anderson .me;
Baker as hostesses.
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Frances Parxs who recently
underwent an operation in >
SeaMle hospice up ana a ou.vJ
now and visiting with re ative
n Seattle. She is not ready tt
undergo the rigors of steamer
travel as yet.
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The Wrangell basketball team
will be coming to Petersburg
Saturday to once again measure
their skill with the local high
school team. Here’s hoping that
the local boys do a lot better than
they did last week.
John Silva’s house was broken
open last Tuesday while no one
was home. Very little money had
been left at the house. The bur
glar got away with about $2 in
change.
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Twenty-six citizens of Peters
burg left for Juneau this morn
ing on the M. S. Northland to be
present at the dedication of the
new building which is to be
Alaska’s Capitol.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of
Wrangell came over during the
week to visit with relatives.
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Mrs. Albert Jorgenson and
daughter Eliner left for Seattle
on the Alameda Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Jorgenson expects
to be away for some time.
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W. D. Shepard, R. C. A. Photo
phone representative left for
Seattle on the Alameda.
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Mr. and,Mrs. George White are
visiting in Petersburg for a few;
days.
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The S. S. Alameda took from
Petersburg a shipment of 50
boxes shrimp meat and 9 boxes
crab meat.
The S. S. Queen following
shortly after picked up 11 boxes
shrimp meat and 3 boxes ol
crab meat. .
TONIGHT ONLY
1 Tonight only at the Coliseurr
will be seen Zane Grey’s “The
Border Legion,” a picture show
ing reckless, daring and hsrd
riding fighting men and a gir
who falls into their handRich
ard Arlen, Jack Holt and Fa
Wray carry the characteination;
in this story in a very pleasing
manner.
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“TROOPERS THREE”.
“Troopers Three” whic * will be
shown at the Coliseum Theatre
Saturday is a thrilling drama
written by a cavalryman about
fhe cavalry and produced at U. S
Cavalry Posts with the sanction,
and approval of the U. S. Gov
ernment. It is a spectacular pro
duction, a peace time drama oi
liding warriors.
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“SARAH AND SONS”
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Beginning Sunday at ,the Coli
seum will be seen Ruth Chatter
ton in “Sarah and Son” support
ed by Fredric March and other
stars in the screen version of the
famous novel by Timothy Shea.
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I REPORT OF CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
| portation Company to Port
Alexander.
Appointed L. B. Cornelius as
! Petersburg’s representative at
the halibut hearings in Seattle.
Supported request for Christ
mas transportation rates for
students away from home.
Supported petition to Federal
Radio Power Comission to grant
more power to a Seattle Broad
casting station.
Opposed the idea of killing of
does which were reported as be
ing very plentiful.
Requests City Council to era
Jdicate static interference as far <
.as possible.
Endorsed improvements in
Keku Straits.
Assisted school in financing
Christmas tree. i
Tabled protest against wire
spillers on traps.
Supported idea of naming
University of Washington’s row
ing shell “Alaska.”
Many minor affairs were taken
care of by the club in addition
to the foregoing as the Com
mercial Club has shown a will-'
ingness to be of real service to ]
the community.
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