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for llonolulu Jan 15th—30-day trip
Fare $275 to $485. Apply here for
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C. A. WEST, Agent
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Prescriptions filled by Graduate Pharmacist a
Alaskan Glacier Sea Food Co,
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Large or Small. Doors, Windows, Trim and Inside finish and
all kinls of Builllng Material.
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“The House That Quality Built”
POOR TEAMWORK
The democratic candidates de- !
mouetrated mighty poor teamwork j
111 the presentation of their argu-*
ments, Monday night.
After a tiresome wordy parade, !
Mr. Nelson brought in the old In
iian voting question and schools;
Ziegler warned of the aspirations
of Paul and hrs domination of the
Indian vote; Walker said there was
no ndian question and Grigsby was
for ’em strong. Hallaluyah, Amen.
Th“ sinners have been converted,
in part anywa.
James H. Wheeler returned from
Juneau during the week where he
j had been on legal matters.
Caster O. Gore, Ketchikan attor
l.eu was a passenger to Juneau on
the Alaska. He was on his way
to represent Skinner and Eddy Co.,
of Kake and A1 Minard, charged
w’th ‘ wanton waste and destruc
tion of salmon.
J. W. Kehoe, United States Com
micSioner of Ketchikan was en
r< me to Juneau Wednesday of this
We k
John Adai is of Petersburg receiv
ec' a sentence .of $250., six months
in jail and confiscation of his car
for violation of tile prohibitioi law
Pans and Grettel, the Petersbuia
twins, accompanied several prison
ers to McNeil’s Island and the Idaho
Ret >rm School.
C. Valiant Brown, the noble de
puty from Petersburg who exacts
sensuous tribute , from unfortunate
women, is headed for Idaho where
he is taking a prisoner. Elections
in Idaho—what. And on Uncle
Sv.n’s money too.
MORE ON GRIGSBY
S< jiator Jones on Section 2 7 of the
i bill.
Me challenged the sincerity of
! W.V.iam Paul, Judge Wickersham
I and Delegate Sutherland in their
. fight against the trap system. He
On d to show that they had swung
t ' ilie side of the trap and canning
erests by alleging that they pre
i re ’t°d a bill giving leasing rights
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Mo fishing waters He read a part
cf the alleged bill printed in The
At ska Fisherman last winter. He
• mMe mistatement as to authorship
J rf the bill but was checked and cor- j
j m< ;ed by Mr. Ziegler from the plat
f >rm. He declared that the bill
was drawn for and at the instigation
■ if the canners and trapmen.
He invited the Indian vote by de
.ai'ng that in his contest with
Judge Wickersham for the office of
doh gate to Congress, he had filed
a l rief in which he asserted the
;i ht of Indians to vote. He fur
t h >r declared that they should serve
s a model of citizenship to others
j it: the matter of seriousness in
which they accepted the responsi
H11 - ties of citizenship.
!n closing he condemned William
^•1,1 for building up a political ma
chine and for having the leader
ship over the Indian vote.
He closed by promising, if elected
to reform the bureaucratic govern
nent of Alaska, abolishing of the
bo ie dry law and-a “general de
but.king program
Armistice Day
MASQUERADE BALL
Given under auspices of the
American Legion and Auxili
ary, November 10 at S of N.
Hall. Extra K. P/s on duty
to serve you chow.
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Of Seattle
Will be in town for a short
time only, and present an
excellent opportunity to
secure your Christmas
photographs. Latest styles
and ideas.
We have the negatives
imade in Petersburg last
March and can finish re-or
ders for same.
I For appointments and sittings, call
at studios.
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Notice
I will be at Carl Jacobson’s Jewelry Store every evening from
7.HO to 9:00 o’clock, except Sunday and give lessons to those desiring
to learn to play the Hawaiian Steel Cuitar, accompanyment or Spanish
guirar, also the ukelele at very moderate prices.
Special prices for twenty lessons.
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Regular ports of call for Evans and Watson include: Ketchikan,
Petersburg, Juneau, Cordova, Valdez, Latouche, Seward, Seldoviu,
and Kodiak Island ports.
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