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invites out of town visitors to visit their big
store and examine the quality and style of
our large stocks of up-to-date merchandise,
to compare prices as you would at the home
store, without being urged or feeling in any
way obliged to purchase.
You will enjoy your visit here and
we will be pleased to have you call
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(, Opposite The Alaskan Hotel
T Juneau, - Alaska
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Valentine Building, Juneau, Alaska
TOWN TOP icy'
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| Chet Johnson left for Wran
gell last Sunday.
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! Chris Lien left on the Norco
for Seattle last Saturday.
| Mrs. T. L. Lake of Ketchikan
was registered at the Arctic
Hotel the forepart of the week.
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C. W. Moody left last Satur
day for Fanshaw where he plans
to winter.
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H. L. Faulkner, Juneau attorn
ey, has been in town attending
to legal business.
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William L. Paul, candidate for
attorney general for the terri
tory, passed through Petersburg,
Saturday enroute to Juneau.
• Mr. and Mrs. P. F .Harley oc
Oysterville, Duncan Canal, were
in town during the week for
mail and supplies.
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! Cope Mundy came over from
(Wrangell. Fish buying activity
| is picking up and the prices of
jfered at Port Alexander are said
to be 8 and 6 cents per pound.
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C. V. Brown, U. S. Deputy
Marshal in Petersburg, took
Jack Thompson to Juneau la«t
, Saturday for incarceration in
[ the ieueral jail. Mr. Brown re
| turned Sunday.
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j D. Armour, manager of the
| Piggly Wiggly Stores, left fo»*
| Juneau after spending several
[ days in Petersburg attending to
| the local store.
| The P. T. A. cookbooks will be
j on sale at the P. T. A. Benefit
| shows in the Coliseum Theatre
| the 24th, 25th and 26th of this
j month.
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The Alaska Steamship Com
pany has announced that the
steamers Alaska and Yukon will
both give service to Petersburg
ncrth and south, during the
winter months.
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Frank G. Johnson of Kake
went with a group of children
to Sitka and returned to his
home town, on the motorship
Princeton. Mr. Johnson stopped
in Juneau for a day or so and
reports plenty of political ac
tivity— muct- buttonholing and
many political promises.
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Frank H. Foster, Juneau at
torney after spending several
weeks in the Interior sections,
returned to Juneau with the dis
concerting news to Republicans
that William L. Paul was going
to poll quite a heavy vote in
those northern sections.
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Myrtle Dunkleberger and
Phillip Johnson, both of Peters
burg, have been accepted by the
director of the Wrangell Insti
tute and they will leave shortly
to enroll at the school. Several
chidren attending the Bureau
School here, also will leave to
attend the grades in the Insti
tute.
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, Joe Kahklen writes in that
he secured passage on the Gen
eral Grogas for Seattle. Had a
fine hunt in George’s Inlet; kill
ed two deer and the Chief and
Skipper packed them out and all
had a good time. Joe is on h's
way to attend Ellencburg Nor
mal School this year.
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, David Morgan left Kake last
\ week for Seattle on his way to
\ Pullman to finish up his final
! collegiate year at Washington
> State. David is majoring in edu
> cation and hopes to connect up
> with a good position as teacher
! next year in Alaska. Both David
I Morgan and Joe Kahklen are
! graduates of the local high
school.
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Samuel “Shorty” Johnson,
jpjraminent citizen of Angram,
died in the Juneau hospital last
(week of cancer of the stomach.
I He is survived by his widow and
several adult children.
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Capt. C. R. Bell, merchant and
fish buyer of Kake, died last
Sweek of cancer of the stomach.
I He is survived by his widow and
two children, one of whom, Ray
'mond, is in Kake.
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Father Monroe arrived last
night and will have service at
the Catholic Church next Sun
day. Mass at 10 a.m.
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The motorship Princeton, Rev.
Waggoner in charge arrived in
Petersburg Monday evening en
route to Kasaan with Mr. and
Mrs. Seward Kunz of Juneau
who will have charge of the work
of the Presbyterian Church in
that town. Mr. KUnz had charge
of the work in Klukwan for the
past several years, and in Juneau
last year. Haines DeWitt of Kako
will have charge o fthe work at
Klukwan and Willard of Juneau
was brought last week to Kake
to have charge of that station.
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LOST—Brown leather handbag,
valuable pictures, papers and
jewelry. Some currency in it
Will pay reward—P.O. Box No. 2
—No questions asked.
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The school gymnasium is an
institution of benefit to all
the children of the town. The
support of the townspeople in
attending the P. T. A. Benefit
play is to the benefit of the
school and pupils and the P. T
A. is to be commended for its
activity in working for the com
pletion of the building.
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The high school classes last
week organized as follows: Stu
dent Body Association: Presi
dent John Enge; vice president,
Howard Heimdahl; secretary,
Sigrid Lund; treasurer, Ray
mond Swanson; sargeant-ac
arms, John Olsvick; fire chief,
Hugh Harris. The Senior Class
elected Ray Swanson, president;
Peter Hanson, vice president,
Carl Ness, class reporter and
Mildred Heimdahl, secretary.
The Juniors organized as fol
lows; president, Harold Sisson;
vice president, Agnes Hammer;
secretary, Dorothy Noreide;
treasurer, Elmer Martins; sar
geant-at-arms, Helen .Magill;
class reporter, Belle Wasvick.
Sophomores: Clarice Benjamin,
president, Joe MacKechnie, vice
president, Gertrude Stenslid.
secretary, Norma Runstad, trea
surer, Alma Gribble, reporter;
Norman Tate, sargeant-at-arms;
Richard Colp, assistant sargeant
-at-arms. Freshmen: Sylvia
Noreide, president; Loretta
Robinson, vice president; Beat
rice Fryer, secretary; Clifford
Fosse, treasurer; Bob Ohmer and
Ruth Tveten, class reporters.
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l1 GAN AND TINNIN
GET LIFE SENTENCES
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Frank J Egan, ousted public
defender and, Albert Tinnin, ex
convict, were convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Jessie Scott
Hughes, San Francisco.
Tlie jury had been deliberat
ing for more than seventy-two
hours when the verdict of first
degree murder was finally
bi ought in.
The deciding body recommend
ed life imprisonment for both
Egan and Tinnin.
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G.O.P. EXPENSES
MORE THAN INCOME
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The Republican national com
imittee reported to the clerk of
'the house of representatives that
it had received contributions to
its campaign fund of $76,025.57
'during the three months ended
August 31. For the same period
it reported expenditures, chiefly
for salaries and running expense
of $97,631.09.
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