Here, There And
Everywhere
AT THE MACGREGOR
of Modern Spain
Sunday and Monday, Ramon Na
varro and Alice Terry are heading
a notable cast in the production
“Lover,” a vivid romance of Mod
ern Spain.
In “Pretty Ladies,” Metro-Gold
human story is filmed in a manner
that is pleasing and will excite the
admiration of any audience.
It is the story o fa Follies Sta ■
and is a story full of human inter
est. Zaza Pitts is featured and
Tom Moore is cast with her in pro
ducing a fine picture. You will be
able to get a close up on your fa
vorite star as they are in this pro
duction.
Salvation Army Services, Sunday,
Saturday’s Specials
ft Cans Surbrite Cleanser
25 cents
2 pkgs Citrus Powder - 65 ct.
Modern Grocery
NEW MANAGER FOR TRADING
UNION
Jonas Olsen, formerly connect
ed with the Trading Union will
shortly take over the management
of (hat big store. He has been busy
taking care of his interests on his
fox farm for the past several years
but has been given sufficient induce
ment to leave that work In the
hands of his partners. The move
is generally regarded as being a for
tunate one which will relieve a lack
of harmony which has been evident
among the stockholders. It is fur
ther hoped that tih msw eilvlo
(her hoped that this move will bring
tlie company into a closer har
mony with other interests in civic
affairs.
The Lighthouse Service tendei
I Cedar was in port the fore part of
the week.
HONORS ALASKAN
The Chemawa Indian school, foot
ball team elected Roy Peratrovich
of Klawock as captain of the 1928
football team. Roy did some good
work on the football field and on tho
basketball floor of the same school
last year.
Repairs on the Citizen’s Dock
were being made this week.
Word was received here from
Juneau this week that the infant
daughter of Ben and Mrs. Bailey
had died Sunday last. Cause nov
stared.
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DOWN THE NAROWS
Jack Isom left down the Narrows
way last Monday midnight with a
shipment of crabmeat and halibut
for the steamer Aleutian.
New Records Here
We have just received a new
shipment of the latest Records
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LUTHERN CHURCH
Services Sunday April 16. Sun
day School at 10:30. Morning wor
ship at 11:30 a.m. The new Past
or, Rev. W. J. Maakestad, will
preach at this hour. Theme, “The
Glory of the Cross.”
There will be no evening service.
All are cordially welcome.
AT THE ARCTIC HOTEL
Johnas Oslen was regisetred at
the hotel thes week. He is In from
Level Island.
John Barret, insurance agent of
Ketchikan, arrived in on the Rog
ers and is leaving northbound when
ever the Alameae get in port.
T. K. Bigford, D. M. Bothwell, H.
j F. Rupert and J. W. Jone3, Knights
of the Grip, were in and aroun aer
town during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson, on
their good ship Trygvie, came to
town from Hopart Bay, Wednesday
of this week.
LONG WAY AROUND
T he Admiral liner Rogers could
net come through the Narrows this
trip north due to the fact that the
engineers closing the channel to na
vigation of the larger boats. She
was some hours late going around
Cape Decision.
Wonder how traffic is maintain
on the big jobs down Sound where
train schedules are maintained in
spite of repairs and where bridges
allow of navigation in spite of work
on those bridges. We are in a sor
rv plight with our steamers.
A NEW WRINKLE IN FISHING
The Baranof Mild Cure Company.
Inc., of Seattle will try the plan of
scouting for salmon with an air
plane this summer. They expect to
operate out of Sitka and will scan
the waters for schools of salmon
which might easily be seen from
a moderate height. Their observa
tions will be reported to the com
pany which will then send its troll
ers to the discovered areas.
The Admiral liner Evans called
in port southbound early Thursday
morning.
Word has been received here
that Carrington and Jones have se
cured a lease of the entire Worth
building. No word was given as
to what business will be carried on
there. Mr. Jone3 is expected north
shortly to take over the block.
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
An A.P. despatch recently is as
follows: “Democratic Party to
have much cash for this years' cam
paign.” Quite the usual thing in
Alaska, don’t 'cher know.
ho personally will be down from Ju
neau to look over the roads. Pe
tersburg, too, has roads which
should be looked after.
Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning services at
10.30 a.m. Aternoon services at
3 o’clock. Midweek service, Wed
nesday evening at 7 p. m.
Mrs. Wm. Tamaree, Lay Worker.
REAL CONSERVATION NEEDED
“Pacific Fisherman always has
been and always will be an earn
est advocate of real fishery conser
vation along constructive lines, the
purpose of which is the greatest
possible production compatible with
permanence of the resource.”—Pa
cific Fisherman, March issue.
“* * * Further, it would be un
lawful “for any person to erect,
(in the State of Washington) main
tain, use or operate any purse seine,
fish trap, fish wheel or other sta
tionary apparatus for the taking
of salmon in the waters of the State
of Washington” or “to have in his
possession, sell, barter or exchange
salmon, whether fresh or process
ed, knowing the same to have been
taken in the waters of the State of
Washington by means of any purse
seine, fish trap, fish wheel or other
stationary or fixed apparatus.”
“ * • * The prohibition of traps
and purse seines would almost com
pletely destroy the great salmon in
dustry of Puget Sound, and would
work serious injury in other im
portant districts where these types
of gear have always been consider
ed legitimate and proper.”
“ * * * The proposal utterly ig
nores the fact that almost the en
tire Sockeye run, probably the great
majority of the Pinks, and many of
the Chum salmon passing through
Puget Sound, are bound for Canadi
an waters.”
The Pacific Fisherman along with
Hoover and O’Malley and other trap
interests, is in favor of conserva
tion with the greatest possible pro
duction compatible with perma
nence of resource. In other words,
they are in favor of a conservation
which will permit them to put up
unrestricted packs regardless of es
capement of seed fish. They in fact
believe that dividends must be con
served FIRST. Why do they con
tinually try to kid Alaskans with
tlieii program of conservation?
Advertising pays-in the Alaskan.
A CAUSE FOR SLAUGHTER
Engineers and a geological com
mission have, in a study of condi
tions around the break of the Los
Angeles dam where between 260
and 300 people lost their lives,
arrived at the causes of the frac
tures and the flood. We know from
here that one of the big causes
was a fault in engineering construc
tion. A dam can be made to hold
any place if constructed of the right
material, firmly anchored and of
heavy build. It is better to go far
beyond the average working press
ure in dam construction because
dam breaks are fatal. The causes
are still in secret vaults of the dis
trict attorney’s office, but will be
made public soon as reports come
in from other competent investi
gating bodies.
Some hope to get by on a “graft
ing” process from the main stem.
SEAPLANE FOR .“SOURDOUGH”
A.P.—Portland. Apri 17, A1 Sal
inger is in Portland to buy a sea
plane to carry supplies to hte mine
in the Liard countr. Didn’t he need
a seaplane to get out of Alaska last
fall or is this another Salinger Page
Dept, of Justice.
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