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C -'A~C’- 5 MONOPOLY
I C-i the 7th of January, Dele
ave Sutherland was given un
h'.; : consent by the House ol
resentatives to deliver a
! ; oo. relative to the Alaska
Fi Herrs and its management b>
he U S. Bureau of Fisheries. H
:k tired the distressful condi
1 on of no live and white flsher
j non of Alaska in his plea fo’
j Alas’ on control of the Fisheries
I He declared that virtual mon
opoly had been granted to the
arge canning interests which
I ’ edition was responsible for the
r.e H exedus of 20,000 white
1 i in ons from Alaska in the past
A years and which has brought
abject poverty to the natives.
‘Importation of Oriental labo
■o ah; in the canneries he as
sailed as depriving Indians and
'A'r.tei of almost all opportun
U:es for work. lie charged that
c Ashing and canning indus
; y kept congressional represent
•- ties end others, which have
.uclad conditions from learn
iug the true conditions.
Questioned by Representative
da akin of Mississippi and Arent.
1 Nevada, Sutherland declare
h e one remedy for the situa
hen was ‘insistence by Congres
at the fisheries be adminic
le eel cn a fair basis of distribu
te n of fish.” Ke assailed the Bu
! re.au of Fisheries as “favoring”
( aim erics and fishing interests,
end w h lowing given them the
he.dinge of the Indian,” which
Ll y w. re instructed to protect.
\7UiTK RETURNING NORTH
YAKS
W. T. White, in charge of the
j animal husbandry division ol
the departmeni of agriculture
in Alaska, who went to Canada
|several weeks ago to accept de
li ivory of several yaks for use in
I the cross breeding experiments '
| which have been under way in
Alaska during the last several
ears is cn his way north.
A scarcity of furs is reported
n the Anchorage section. Trap
! p-rs in this section are doing
better with the change of condi
itiens. But the take so far does
Ir.ot compare so favorably as by
; the same period of last year.
(And last year’s catch was any
i thing but a banner year .
S PROSPECTING IN CALIF.
; Frank Moyle and sen of Stock
ton. Calif., had a lucky New
' War. They struck a tig pocket
j 'ii an old mine out of Sonora
! out of which they are digging
!<;.;ld by the bushel. The old
! claim is inside the city limits..
I Many thousand dollars worth
I of gold have already been taken
cut and many more said to be
be in the mine.
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GETS FAT JOB .
John F. I-Iylan, former mayor
of New York, was recently ap
i olnted Justice of the Children’s
I C ourt in New York City. Mayor
i James J. Walker made the ap
pointment—salary $17,500 for a
period of ten years.
A pil'ng drifted up against the
waterline on Citizen’s dock put
ting it out of commission. The
cold snap added its share to the
tioubie by freezing the line so
Al Jorgenson had to haul water
to the cannery in a couple of
t-erces. The repairs will be com
pleted today.
LOCAL COUPLE MARRIED
i U. 8. Commissioner C. Claus
en joined Mrs. Hannah Wheat
| n end Fred Porter in matrimony
| Thursday evening, at the home
? of tl e groom.
“Gin-ga-yaze” is the popular
boss in the shrimp plant and has
been a resident of Petersburg
or a number of years. The hap
pj bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Chouquette of
Wrangell.
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divisional notes
Mrs. O. G. Hillman, wile cf a
prominent merchant here, died
in St. Ann’s Hospital after a pro
tracted illness from cancer. She
was born in Hoonah 40 years
ago and is the mother of four
chldren.
.Ketchikan.
Harry Farley was given five
months in jail and Lars Olson
five months by Judge Arnold of
Ketchikan for violation of the
prohibition law.
JUNEAU
B. M. and Mrs. Behrends left
Tuneau for a month’s absence in
the states. The will go as far
east as New York.
Mrs. August Romunseth, wife
of Capt. August Romunseth of
Juneau, died in St .Ann Hospital
followng an operation for re
moval of a tumor.
Willis E. Nowell, Alaska S. S.
Co., agent, yeft for Seattle.
James Willis, six-month-old
ion of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willis
Jied last Monday night.
The court party left for Ket
chikan where the next term of
court will be held.
Captain (to Private): “Your
:.ame”?
Private: “Jones, sir.”
Captain: “Your age”?
Jones: “Twenty-four, sir.”
Captain: “Your rank”?
Jones: “I know it.”
The Cygan has been in port
several days making an annual
nspcction of local boats.
. Henry Roden is booked for
passage to Wrangell.
The Prince of Wales was in
from Wrangell yesterday and is .
returning to Ketchikan via the
West Coast.
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Pete Sather is building a new
boat, 46x14, at Bellingham. He
v/ill call it the Zorembo.
The craft will be powered with
a 50 h. p. Atlas Imperial engine.
Sather expects the boat to ar
rive in Petersburg about the last
of the month.
Capt. Hjilmar Peterson pur
chased the gasboat “Arcade” on
the Sound. She is 46 feet long
with plenty of beam and depth
She is powered with a 30 Stan- ,
card.
VARIETY THEATRE MANAGE
MENT CHANGES HANDS
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The Variety Theatre, .owned
and operateo by Rasmus Enge,
\vill be operated under new man
agement the first of the month.
New talking-movie equipment
with men to install, is enroute
now on the Alaska Steamship
Company’s liner Northwestern.
Mr. M. Rich will be installing
engineer while Mr. H. C. Caw
thon will be in charge of the
operations.
There will be three changes
of programs each week with all
talkie programs.
This modernizing of the show
has been planned ever since Mr,
I Enge began renovating his bi *
j nouse. When completed it will.
be as modern as the houses of
-Juneau and Ketchikan.
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INDIA SECEDES
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Trouble which has been brew
| ing in India between the Indian
' and the British Governme iJt
broke with full force this wet k
when the declared separation
l when they declared separation
I from British rule and set up
j their own government.
| The Committee appointed by
j Judge James Wickersham, is
on the steamer Queen enroute to
Ketchikan.
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I Cash Cole has filed for the of*
flee of Territorial auditor. ,