Formerly VARIETY THEATER
NOW INSTALLING VITAPHONE, MOVETONE & R. C. A. PHOTOPHONE
WATCH for announcements
. Hal E. Cawthon
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Manager
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Chris Tveten has been reap
pointed school tax collector for
the year 1930.
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Petersburg and Ketchikan Hi
ball teams meet tonight and to
morrow night at 7 o’clock.
Hans Anderson, Captain of;
the gas screw Betty returned
from Ketchikan where he was i
under medical care in the hospi
tal for the past three weeks. He
Henry Roden left for the
States this week. It is reported
he will go as far east as New
York. Mrs. Roden came down
on the Queen to accompany him.
Carl Jacobsen took passage on
the Queen.
Judge James Wickersham is
expected to return north on the
Monday next.
.. J. E. Johnson of Ketchikan, is
expected in Petersburg on the
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Petersburg
Agent.
Alaska
INFORMATION AND TICKETS:
Jan. 30
Jan 31
Feb. 12
FINEST
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Petersburg
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Jan. 14
Alameda
Northwestern
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Jan. 15
Jan. 25
Feb. 15
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Phone 15 Petersburg, Alaska
steamer Queen.
H. A. Dahl returned from Ju
neau where he has been under
chiropractic care.
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Mr. Swanson, manager of the
local telephone exchange is re
| turning from Seattle, on the
| !he Queen.
Miss Tromp has resigned from
; the local school faculty.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
ITestness on January 15th. a boy.
Petty thieves have been busy
| in town this week. Several cash
I tills have been broken into and
| robbed of change.
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Gus Lehner, old timer in the
Division was brought before the
U. S. Commissioner for examin
tion. Evidence on medical ex
amination showed a need of
medical treatment. He wUl be
| sent to the Marine Hospital in
| Port Townsend.
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Frank Preuschoff is in from
Lung Island.
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Frank Raynor is expected back
on the steamer Queen. He has
been in Seattle for a brief trip.
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H. E. Cawthon, manager of the
Coliseum is registered at the
Arctic Hotel.
Sam Guyot and J. P. Morgan,
| commercial men were visiting
the trade during the week.
| E. Si vert son is an arrival from
| Seattle.
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Robert Wakelin, commercial
man is registeerd at the hotel.
Hotel.
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Carl Erickson, Stanley Oak
smith, Roy Peratrovitch, George
| Northrop, I. M. Dailey, Don
! Richfield, Ketchikan Hi Schaal
'basketball team, arrived in port
ion the motor ship Carmen, yes
iterday afternoon.
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j Services are being held, each
j evening. Reverend David Wag
goner of Juneau and Rev. Sam
G. Davis of Kasaan, alternating
as speakers at each meeting.
Sunday morning a Communi
on Service will be held. A cor
| dial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
There is a rejoicing in dogdom
with their owners. The City
Council has lowered the rate
. on dog tax from $6 to $3.
CAL. STORE WANTS HELP TO
STAGE ALASKA WEEK
Mayor Earl Ohmer received
the following telegram from
Ernest Walker Sawyer advising
as follows:
"Ernest Walker Sawyer, now
at Mayflower Hotel, Los Angeles
wires that Bullock’s Los Angel
es Store, which does thirty mil
lion dollar business annually, is
considering on starting Alaska
W eek, beginning February 24th.
They desire good display materi
al, and any Alaska products
which they can sell, such as pic
tures, furs, baskets, ivory, totem
poles, nuggets, necklaces, etc.,
and desire information if such
could be shipped them immedi
ately on consignment. Suggest
you prepare list including ap
proximate range of prices where
appropriate, and wire same to
Sawyer direct.”
This matter is of considerable
importance to the Territory in
general and Petersburg in par
ticular. The matter of advertis
ing a community is an item of
considerable expense which the
average communtiy cannot un
dertake. With this proposition
made thru Ernest Walker Saw
yer, there is no doubt a great
deal of good can be accomplish
ed. Therefore a concerted ac
tion by the Commercial Club
is a matter of immediate import.
JOHN COBB IS DEAD
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John N. Cobb, dean of the
University of Washington, Col
lege of Fisheries, member of the
scientific advisory board of the
International Fisheries Com
mission and a prominent writer
on fisheries matters, died in his
home at Jolla, California, last
week.
Born in New Jersey 61 years
ago, Dean Cobb came to Seattle
I ill 1913 as editor of The Pacific
Fisherma, with experience both
as a newspaperman and as an
author. He spent four years
with the magazine and two with
the Alaska Packers’ Association.
In 1919 he accepted the invita
tion of the University of Wash
ington to organize and direct the
College of Fisheries.
RESCUE PLANES OFF AGAIN
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Two Fairchild planes took off
from Teller Wednesday, piloted
by Pilots Young and Reid, ex
pecting to hunt over Bering
Strait to North Cape in a search
for Eielson and his mechanic
Borland, who have been missing
now for over two months. There 1
is considerable snow at Nome
with the temperature at 20
above zero.
The Coast Guard Cutter Unal
ga ran aground near Point Neva,
Kruzoff Island, Wednesday. She
was refloated and proceeded to
Ketchikan. The Cygan, which
answered the call from the Un
alga, returned to Ketchikan yes
terday.
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