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Mrs. Carl Schmidt has been in
the Petersburg Hospital for sev
eral days but is improving right
along.
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Mrs. Lersten, Mrs. Israelson,
Thelma Arness and Charles
Greenaa all entered the sick list
the fore part of the week.
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Miss Weightmen, U. S. Indian
Bureau nurse in charge of the
Petersburg-Wrangell field, is
making a health survey of Pe
tersburg. She gave all the Indian '
children diptheria vaccine this
week.
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The shrimper Louise S., made
a trip to Sitka last week and re
turned Monday afternoon with
the gasboat ‘Grace” taken over
by Oxenburg Bros., on a judge
ment.
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The “mixer” staged in the Le
gion Dug-out by the Auxiliary
last Saturday was a very en
joyable affair. More coming?
Bring ’em on!
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U. S. Deputy Marshal Statter,
of the Juneau office, passed
through Petersburg Sunday, en
route to Ketchikan.
Charles W. Hawkesworth, Act
ing Chief of the U. S. Indian
Bureau, is expected to pass thru
Petersburg on the steamer
Northwestern today. He went to
Seattle recently to take part in
the christening of the new Bu
reau vessel under construction
in the Berg Shipyards, Seattle.
DANCE
SALE’S
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Lewis’ Snappy Five
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Cy Catt, along with other
1 ranchers have been skinning
mink from their .farms across
the Narrows. Something just a
bit short of 2,000 mink were
skinned this winter.
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Miss Olson, nurse from Minne
sota, is expected to arrive \n
Petersburg some time the latter i
part of the month. She will take
the place occupied by Mrs. |
Michaelson, resigned.
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Harry Campbell returned to
Wrangell on the Northland, to
assist Cope Mundy in packing a
load of frozen fish for shipment
south.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Enge
took passage on the Admiral
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Connie Molver was picked up
last week by Chief of Police
Ellery Carlson and held in the
local bastile on a disorderly
charge; paid a fine of $25 and
had his driver’s license revoxed
for six months.
Evans to Ketchikan.
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Never say a man can’t keep a
secret. Thursday evening about
forty friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack King gathered together
v/ i t h plenty of sandwiches,
salads and cakes in a birthday
surprise party for Mrs. King, at
Sales’ Inn.
Jack and Mrs. King took a
ride up town in their car and on
the way home seeing that a
dance was in progress in Sales’
Ian, Jack suggested that they
stop in for a few minutes.
Sure Jack knew all about it.
Well everybody had a good
time and wished Mrs. King
many happy birthdays more.
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Saturday Jan. 23rd.
LEWIS’ SNAPPY FIVE
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Mrs. L. A. Willard is reported
as having gone to Seattle wish
a bunch of fox pelts for the mar
kets.
Pete Berhs is in from his fox
ranch near South Keku Strait;
and reports that he had a firx
increase in foxes this year but
that he did not get any benefit
therefrom. He belives that
others have been benefiting
therefrom. Tough business to
raise foxes, pay the bill and then
have pirates come along and h:
jack'the animals.
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Dr. Goddard, pioneer physi
cian at Sitka and operator of
the Sitka Hotsprings Sanitur
ium died a short time since and
his remains shipped to Tacoma
for burial. Mrs. Goddard, h'.s
widow and Miss Clunas his sif
ter and son Winn Goddard in
the Biological Survey at Juneau
and one daughter remain to
mourn his demise.
Harry Coulter, pioneer of
Alaska from the early days of
Dawson, died recently at Sitka.
Harry was a fine, clean, citizen
and first and last a real Alaskan
He is survived by a brother in
Cincinatti, Ohio.
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CLIVE BROOK
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Clive Brook, the delightful,
suave, whimsical, dramatic ac
tor of “Charming Sinners,” “The
Return of Sherlock Holmes,”
“interference,” “A Dangerous
Woman,” is seen in powerful cc
starring role in “Slightly Scar -
let,” the feature, Saturday at
the Coliseum Theatre.
As in the popular hit, “Intel -
ierence,” Brook here plays op
posite Evelyn Brent. “Slightly
Scarlet” is a gripping romantic
melodrama, hilled with unusual
tramatic twists and tense situa
tions, and Brook is at his 'best
as the mysterious Englishman,
who captures the heart of a
beautiful girl and then, because
of his own secret identity,
doesn’t know what to do with it.
The story is fast-moving and
dynamic.
“Don’t Bet On Women,” is the
feature picture making the
double program for the price of
cne.
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DERBY DOES DOUBLE
DUTY FOR DIRECTOR
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Seymour Felix, director of the
r.ew Fox Movietone "Girls De
mand Excitement,” which comes
Tuesday and Wednesday to the
Coliseum Theatre, is good for
about a dozen black derbies
during the course of rehearsing
a production.
"I always start a new show
with a new derby,” said Felix.
“When things don’t go as
smooth as they might, I take it
out on the derby, instead of the I
players. If we have a long period
of rehearsing I probably will use
rip. say, ten or twelve derbies.”
Felix is one of the notable
hgures behind the scenes of the
American screen and stage. He
also directed the exotic dance
numbers of “Just Imagine” and
also of “Sunny Side Up.”
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GRIPPING DRAMA IS . .
“BI GMONEY” PICTURE
He was only a messenger boy,
but he rose to the distinction of
becoming the most successful
gambler and racketeer in the;
business, the honors of which he i
endured smilingly until he fell
in love, then came the catas
trophe.
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love stirring adventure—, rarc*i
humor — intrigue — teachery -
thrills— laughs— all these ar.d ,
more in this enthralling story of
Wall street and the underworld
- DON’T MISS IT.
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Money,” featuring Eddie Quil
lan, Robert Armstrong, James
Gleason, Miriam Seegar and
Margaret Livingston in t h e i
leading roles, which will be on
view at the Coliseum Theatre
op Thursday and Friday. The
cast includes among other not
able players Robert Edeson, Ro
bert Gleckler, Dorothy Christy,
Myrtis Crinley, Mona Rico and
Ed Deering. Russel Mack di
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