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TRY A
Lindbergh Special
Worth’s
Opening of Bail Room
Saturday Night, August 27th
JITNEY DANCE
LOCAL NOTES
L. G. Holt of Pillar Bay can
aery was brought to Petersburg
suffering from an exceptionally bad
case of fish poison.
Mrs. Karl Larson of this city
who has been visiting her daughter
in Ketchikan, passed through Pe
tersburg this week on her way to
visit her daughter Mrs. James Me
Closkey of Juneau. Helen and
Dorothy stopped off here to be
ready for the opening of school.
Miss Grace Metcalf, one of the
pharmicists in the Wheeler Drug
Store, spent a very enjoyable week
at the Colp Fox Farm. Mr. Colp
initiated his neice, Miss Kennedy
of Tacoma, and Miss Metcalf, |(both
cheechackoos) into the rigors of a
real sourdough’s life by taking them
on a trip up “Elephant Head.” The
girls returned with an excellent coat
of tan and some very sore muscles.
Mrs. Flora Tate has leased the
old Petersburg Hotel which is bo
ing thoroughly renovated and re
modeled. She expects to open her
new dining room in about a month.
Mrs. Sam McKee, who has been
quit© ill for the past week is much
improved.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coleman, pro
prietors of The Sample Shop of
Ketchikan arrived in port via Wran
gell this morning.
Mrs. William Moyes who has
been in the employ of the Road
Commission the past summer re
turned to her home this week.
The following were registered at
the Arctic Hotel this week: Nick
Lovcrvich, Phillip Bishop, John Pe
terson, Wm. Greinier, Fred Gable,
L. G. Holt, W. B. Batson, C. Bills,
H. C. Nunan, W. Hansard, O. Mun
son, T. M. Greenway and wife, E
Peterson, O. P. Seelye, John W
Jones, Andy Johnson, Floyd John
son, Henry Nelson, Ole Valen, H
V. Newell, L. M. Carrigan, Roy
Johnson, Christ Sponick, John Jur
in, Krist Bujacick, Just Fertaga,
C. Peterson, Mrs. Moyes, WTm. Han
sard, Martin Oleson, P. Pappo.
The Coast Guard cutter Cygan
Capt. Dessee in command was in
port a couple of days this week.
William L. Paul, attorney in the
First City In Alaska, arrived in Pe
tersburg last Sunday afternoon tc
look after some legal matters. He
is leaving on his yacht for Wrangell
Sunday.
Joe Meherin, headed south from
Juneau on the Alameda was taken
ofi the boat and rushed to Wrangell
on a small boat for surgical treat
ment. He was suffering with c
badly infected leg.
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The Republican party is about
to 3iage the grandest free-for-all
in its history.
Not since 1920 have the Repub
licans staged such a merry scramble
for the Republican presidential
nomination as will be on the cards
next June.
There will be candidates galore.
The east once more will test its po
litical strength against the west.
There will be candidates who appeal
to the businessman and the farmer
alike. And there will be conserva
tives and progressives.
Speaker Nicholas Longworth;
Vico President Charles G. Dawes,
former Governor Lowden of Illi
nois; Herbert Hoover, secretary of
commerce, and Senator William E.
Borah of Idaho, will be among the
foremost candidates.
Then there will be the usual crop
of favorite sons. Senator Frank B
Willis, of Ohio (already nominated
by the Seward Gateway and probab
ly elected), of a certainty, will seek
to be Ohio’s favorite son. His col
league Senator Fess, must be re'
elected next year and he, therefore,
is eliminated.
Senator James E. Watson, who
long has harbored presidential am
bitions, will do all in his power to
obtain the Indiana delegation.
Former Justice Charles Evans
Hughes, who only recently spiked a
boom in his oehalf, will be trotted
out again and probably will be the
favorite son of the New York dele
gation—either he or Dr. Nicholas
Murray Butler.
Pennsylvania, largest Republican
state in the Union, will have a favo
| rite son surely. He is not in sight
j yet, but the Mellons, the Dave
Reeds and the Vares are experi
enced politicians and they will be
lound with a man when the time
comes.
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Word was received this week that
a baby girl was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Colp at the St. Joseph’s
Hospital in Tacoma, Washringiton.
The little girl has been named Vir
ginia Elizabeth.
Other states will have candidates
too, all indication that the Madison
Square Garden deadlock in 1924
will be child’s play if Mr. Coolidge
keeps out of the race.—Seattle Sar.
The brilliant wedding of spring
to winter characterizes the marriage
of Constance Reed Haller, daughter
of Judge Thomas M. Reed of the
District Court of this Division, to
Theodore N. Haller, of Seattle,
j Married in ’17 with a difference
: of 32 years in age, society gave its
, full approval to the shafts fired by
I Dan Cupid. Now after ten years
j Mrs. Haller brings suit for divorce
j on charges of cruel and inhuman
j treatment. Thus frost of winter
I nips the bud of spring.
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