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Ketchikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
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Northland .. Oct. 5
Norco ... Oct. 12 Oct. 1
Northland .. Oct. 19 Oct. 24
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f ' J Northland Nov. 2 Nov. 7
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Passenger and Freight Office on Public Dock
Public Dock 22-11
Rzs. 42
Phone:
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT
Expert Piano Tun ng and Repairing
Band Instruments, - Musical Merchandise
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Emma Strom was a passenger,
j to Seattle this week.
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Don ^eyburn is in town from
Douglas Bay this week.
j F K. Wilder, sister of Mrs. Bob
; Allen, renamed to Olympia, on
i he last trip of the Alameda.
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j H. L. Morrisen, C. A. Morrison
and f ,m Lee took steerage pass
' ;ge 1 v-,uMe, an the Alameda.
; a C . —1 ,-'st Master Key and
a an trolling snap. Please
j return to Alaskan.
Hans V -11 was given 15 days
tor being drunk. Joseph John-,
■ on was given four months for
he same offense.
The City Council passed an
ordin al, authorised under the
se. ion .aws of 19G0, to elimin
ate radio intefrerence.
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dick ' f.'.i.s’oaumer of Wrangell
was a pa; enger on the Norco
bcund from Juneau to his home
port!
The children of the several
• iodes he'd hippy Hallowe’en
ps rtie '• the school last Friday
when they made the ghosts walla
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Doped - U. S. Marshal C. V.
Brown passed thru Petersburg
on the Alameda bound from Fair
j banks to Nevada with a prison
er.
Mrs. Louis Lemieux slipped
and fell on the sidewalk during
he week, sprained her ankles
md knees and bit her tongue.
The wind of last Saturday
norning took the roof off the
Telephone Exchange building.
The icr ne work for a house
being put up by A. Abelson gave
.vay to Saturday’s high winds.
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C msiderable damage is report
ed as resulting in Wrangell har
bor by the some winds which
caused havoc in Petersburg.
F- eddy Birch is back in school
C owing an absence since the
beginning of the term. He broke
a leg while coasting at the be
ginning cf the term.
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Rude and Henry Has
' c-:.u goat hunting on
'pH 'tcI 'his week and brought
Jin three deer. The deer were a
«! bit larger than the island deer.
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Mnrbcb al tax roles became
delinquent ’ evening.
r '’ease re.;' Elsemore reports that
• f i possible $32,000 more than
$28,000 was paid in.
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Sing Ice is having the engine
on Ms ship Nugget changed, and
the boat will be used by Asa
| Brown, recent arrival from
j Wrangell.
| Ca -I Ilaugland, halibut fish
erman on the Sherman went in
the woods, Portage Bay, hunt
ing and came out a couple of
days later in Duncan Canal. He
did not know where he was nor
where he was going. A rescue
crew brought him in hungry but
otherwise okey.
Dr. R. L. Carlson, optometrist
of Ketchikan, left for Wrangell,
ion the Alameda. She will go on
from there to Ketchikan and
there connect with the next sail
ing of the Evans for Sitka.
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Mrs. Mildred Kinney return
ed to Wrangell, on the Alameda.
George and Trygve Strom took
a round trip passage to Seattle
cn the last sailing of the Ala
meda.
Two ghost dances were staged
at Sales’ Inn and the Sons of
Norway. There was a big crowd
out at both places and everybody
had a real good time for the
spirits were out walking.
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Philip'Dawes gave a big party
to all of his boy friends of his
age. Eats, games and a theatre
party to wind up his eighth birth
day celebration. Many happy
returns, Phil. - a
The halibut season was closed
by law on the 1st of November
None of the crews report $.'",000
shares this year.
Joseph Kaklen came in from
Kake and is making arrange
ments to enter Willamette U., in
Salem, Oregon.
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Phil Jolie, of Juneau,- recently,
gave a talk before the Seattle j
Mining Club in which he dwelt j
upon the mining development
of the Taku district, near Ju
neau.
R. L. Buxton, who was com
mitted to the Northern State
Hospital for the Insane. Sedro
Wooley, is making a light for his
freedom, claiming his incarc* ra
tion was inspired by his wife's
desire for a divorce.
R. L. Buxton, fomerly of V- • >n
gell, later.picked up in Juneau,|
was alleged to have been insane
and also to have impersonated
an officer. A grand jury hearing
is being asked to set aside the
charge of insanity.
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The C. O. says that there will
be no K. P. or E. D. unless you
miss the Legion Dance, Nov 10th.j
Frank Booth, manager of the
Eureka Trading Co , “Doctor”
Frank Johnson and “Governor”
Charles S. Johnson arrived in |
Petersburg Wednesday afternoon |
on Booth’s boat. They are en
route to Yakutat as delegates
from Kake to the A. N. B. con
vention.
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Felix Stuck went down the
Narrows last week to get him a
buck and net expecting to be
out more than two days. When
| he did not return in more than
a week his friends beg m to wor
ry. However, he returned home
Wednesday none the worse for
absence.
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Santos Lanadc has started civ
il suit in the district court
against J. Hanseth as a conse
quence of the recent running
down of Santos and wife in a
rowboat off the Public Dock ti
the gasboat Stamsund. Foste
and Ellis are representing plain
| tiff who is asking $7,700 for the
hurts and ducking the pair re
ceived.
John Sales and crew are work
ing on the Sales’ placer claims
in the hills back of the Garner
ranch. They have taken n gas
engine and pump, a supply of oil
and lumber to make furthi r ef
fort to put the claims in the pay
Sales declares that the di:t ha
got d pay but is conservative in
his claims for he does not want
to start a false alarm.
No one will be A. W. O. L. from
the Legion dance on Nov. ICth.
The ghosts of Hallowe’een re
ceived a scare when the shrill
whining shriek .of the City fire
siren suddenly blast forth short
ly after ten o’clock. A fire in the
Oyama rooms was the cause of
the alarm.
Eric Sholbcrg went to sleep
with a lighted cigarette in hi.
hand. This set the blankets and j
mattress afire. When he awak
ened, he was almost smothering
from the smoke so he groped his
way towards the door but was
unable to find it. He did find th e
window which he broke through
and he then climbed cut more or
less cut up. Aside from the
broken windows' and burned bed
ding, there was no damage.
The fire demonstrated the
delays which may be caused in
getting the truck to the fires be -
cause of the rule which permits
only a certain driver. If thi
fire had any start matters coul
have been real serious before the
driver could get to his car from
the Sales’ Inn.
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Dance at Sales’ Inn, Novem
ber 25.
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LINCOLN BORN MANY PLACES
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The place where Abraham
Lincoln was born now nurr.beis .
sixteen different places. This b i
•evealed by an effort to locate j
lie place of his birth in Hardin
bounty, Kentucky. '»
“CilTGIvT CHEATING1’
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Charlie Murray and George
Sidney cavort in that howling
Tiffany comedy, “Caught Cheat
ing,” showing at the Coliseum
Saturday only. This production
••tarts with Sidney getting in bad
with the town’s terror, a crime
king, and being threatened with
death! Tn order to keep in the
good graces of Charlie Murray
and get his business, Sam has to
hide his fears and make merry
with Murray at a costume bail.
The gunmen and his gang are
there too—rad that’s where the
thrills join with the laughter.
‘•‘SIN TAXES A HOLIDAY”
In 1 ? • c d logue triumph
“Sin Takes a Hohday” Const uue
Tfnneit, the distinguished Pa the
Star demonstrates again in her
inimitable lashion thac women
lave this in corn men wi h the
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always get their mart. Ti:e pic
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In the role,of secreta y to a
•philandering millionaire, Miss
Bennett is said to voice the epi
grammatic dialoguevr. il char
acteristic charm and to carry
the role with a sophistry that :s
p< culiarly her own. oh? has
th ■ enver s 1 port or Kenneth
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“OH, FOR A MAN” *
Really, his intentions were
(those of any honest burglar—
i jewels, but she took one look at
| him and her prayer, “Oh, For a
Man,” was answered. Not that 1
she was hard up for men; like
any beautiful, temperamental
prim 1 donna she had men, but 1
what she w; vas a man:
When two supreme egotists such
as the burglar and the prima 1
! donna get into that state known
as matrimony—?
Jeanette MacDonald and Regi-j
nald Denny are featured with
i Warren and Marjorie White, (
comic duet.
Dr:. at Sales’ Inn, Novem
ber 25.
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‘FAIR
WARNING”
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Some man mdght have an en
ry, yet here
was Whistlin’ Dan with as dan -
gerous a pack of gun-toting ruf
fle, .u .her him as ever raided
a cattle town, hat Den smiled]*
indifle; •-••illy. And when the’*
'ov/ii’s In saloon went up in 4
flames, only his two half-wild,
fox v legged pat were there to
aid him in his hour of peril—
were they daring enough to risk
the spai’ks'and falling beams.
It’s George O’Brien’s strongest
western romantic Fox movietone
adapted from Max Brand’s nov
el ‘Tiie Untamed,” with Louise
Huntington in the leading role.
A COMPLIMENT
She: You’ve been drinking
whiskey.
Amateur Distiller: Thank you.
REPRISAL
Pamela:“Isn’t Roger a naughty
deg, mummy? He ate my dolly’s
slipper.”
Mother:“Yes darling, he ought
to be punished.”
Pamela: “I did punis’ him. 1
went stwaight to the kennel an’
dwank his r>’iv
DR. R. L. CARLSON '
Optometrist
Ryes Examined. Glasses Fitted.
Frames repaired; broken lens
es replaced promptly from your
pieces.
KETCHIKAN-ALASKA
| Dr. A. B. Kearsley
Physician & Surgeon
Wrangell - - Alaska
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Largest Department Store in Juneau
Opposite The Alaska Hotel
You are under no obligation to make a pur
chase when you just come in to look over
our stock.
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Chiropractor
Office over Wheeler Drug Store
Free Examination.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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Office Phone 61
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FOR SALE—Piano, phonograph,
duck-boat, vacuum cleaner and
all kinds of household furniture.
—Inquire at Alaskan office.
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Physician & Surgeon
Office in
DAIRY BUILDING
PHONE 50