Locals
Christ Martin and Jolijf Martin,
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. . brothers of tke late Matt Martin re
turned to the States today.
Alex Weeler of Cape Fanshaw was
a local visitor this week.
J. A. Parks of Fanshaw spent i
couple of days in Petersburg the
past week.
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R. K. Stewart, predatory animal
game hunter has been town the past
week waiting for connections to get
out on the grounds where he will
continue his study of methods for
<he trapping of wolves. Governor
Parks announced that Mr. Reding
4011, Chief of the Biological Survey
had notified him of an additional
subauthorization of $1,000 to con
tinue this work. The funds provid
ed had been just about expended.
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Mrs. C. C. Collen of Juneau is a
recent arrival in Juneau.
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Bell E. Sheriff, “Alaska’s Piano
Tuner is in Petersburg ready to get
p’ano’s in tune.
H. B. Johnson and wife, and John
Johnson are registered in Peters
burg from Seattle
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to expresh to the Sons j
of Nor vay c ur appreciation of their
kindly assistance in the burial of our
brother Matt Martin. The beautiful
f lovers with which they decorated
his collin and the songs which they
sang at his funeral. We wish also
to express our appreciation of the
kindly sympathy accorded us in this
hour of our sorrow.
JOHN MARTIN.
CHRIST MARTIN.
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Kutheryn A. Hetrich swelled the
list of Seattleites in the city.
Washington week in Petersburg
—Mrs. John Curry of Anacortes is
registered at the hotel.
Mrs. G. C. Clark is registered a.
the hotel. t
Mr. William Taylor of Wrangell
is over on a business trip.
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LArt Richards who has been in
Juneau since early spring, return
ed to Petersburg on the Queen to
day.
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('. V. Brown, United States Deputy
Marshal at Petersburg returned to
town on the Queen today.
Weldon Holbrook, connected with
the Forestry Department, returned
with Mr. Archbold from Kake where
they have been making timber sur
veys.
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION
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F. Holloway represen':ng the
A.-ska Weekly and Alaska Year
P >k published in Seattle, was a vis
it r in Petersburg a number of
<ays last w ek. H» desires to e c
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For Warm Mr, Steam, Hot Water
Vapor Heat System.
The LACO Oil Burner
is your assurance of winter comfort
Heating Economy & Convenience.
Economical, Automatic
Quiet, Healthy Clean Heat.
1 he best burner made with
in the means of all.
Proof is in demonstration.
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nress his appreciation of the favors
t>*.*vn him and the splendid spirit
of • ooperation by Petersburg citi
z-ent". He says it reminds him of the
sniri’ of Seattle.
Mr. Holloway'left last Sunday fo>
ihe n'. rth on the Admiral liner
Qteen.
Pastor May Quit To
Enter New Field
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The Rev. Mark A. Mathews, past
>r of the First Presbyterian Church
of Seattle may resign his pastorate
\. accept leadership in a nation-wide
campaign in behalf of fundamental
ism in religious belief.
l)i Mathews has been a political
as well as religious storm center in
Seattle for many years. Much pres
sure is being brought to bear upon J
the pastor to secure his leadership
and he has admitted that he is se
riously considering the matter.
Highway is Named
Steese Highway
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By a resolution of the Board
of Road Commissioners, the 15th of
October which is the anniversary of
General Steese’ relief from duty
with the Alaska Road Commission
j the highway from the north city
| limits of Fairbanks to the banks of'
! the Yukon River at Circle, will be
! designated the “Steese Highway” as
ja trioute to and in remembrance ot
[the long and valuable services of this
able edicer which has resulted in
Ismb far reaching benefits to the
1 Tv —Rory. This action of the Board
! is also deemed appropriate in that
| he originally conceived this partic
ular projert.
Religions of World
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There are not more Mohammedans
in the world than Christians. If
figures are investigated you will see
that Confucianism with its 250,000
000 followers and Christianity with
,« » >. «♦. A j*.
uo 557,000,000 surpass Mohammed
anism with its' 230,000,000. Hindu
ism: follows closely with 217,000,000
No other living religion approxi
mates these. Toaism with 43,000,
000 adherents comes next in line.
The Alaska Steamship Liner Alas
ka and the Admiral Liner Queen
both stopped in port southbound to
day lor freight and passengers.
FOR SAuE—Large size, white en
ai el Monarch range for wood or
coal. In perfect condition.—See
Ol.iner.
FOR SALE
2b X 6 open dory—powered with
3*6 H. P. Knox engine. Suitable toi
bunting parties or trolling.—inquire
at this offiee.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE- Two double deer,
iron beds and cotton mattresses
complete. Inquire at ALASKAis
OFFICE.
VANTED-—-SEVERAL neat appeav
ir:g refilled ladies in Petersburg and
surrounding towns for dignified po
Is’tion in business world. Full o.
j p;irt time considered. Introduce
j F.osemaid dresses and lingerie.
Steady positions with earnings from
$20.-$50. weekly. Applications
should be addressed to Mae G. Mur
ry, Ketchikan, Alaska.
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. .WANTED: Ambitious, industri
ous person to introduce and supply
the demand for, Rawleigh House
hold Products in Petersburg and
nearby locations. Make sales of
$150. to $000. a! month or more.
Rawleigh Methods get buisness ev
erywhere. No selling experience re
quird. We supply Products, Sale'1
and Advertising Literature and ser
vico methods—-everything you need.
Profits increase every month. Low
est prices; best values; most com
plete service. W. T. RAWLEIGH
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is absolutely essential for one's general health that they be
taken care of daily.
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sortment of tootH brushes
Inclnding T)r. West's and Florence Pro-phy-lac-tic
Brushes. All sizes for Adults and children.
We carry a complete line of tooth pastes, powders and
mouth washes, and we are sure to have your favorite.
A t this time of tHe year
Y ou cannot fafford to be without a good lotion for
Chapped lands.
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Bcaf Owners
We can take care of general repair in wood and caulking \;
and all the blacksmith work on any boat up to 100 feet in
length at
Petersburg Marine Ways
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fine range of colors and price for ladies.
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