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Local Briefs
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Louis Omee cut his hand with
an axe,Tuesday, while splitting ,
wood. He severed the tendon i
back of his thumb cutting two or
three blood vessels. The tendon
was spiced but he will lose the
'use of his hand for a couple of
months. .
. Capt. Timmerman of the Port
Tongass was in port during the
week. ..
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Some fool kid, driving Johiij
-'dams’ taxi at a rate of speedy
that makes dangerous travelling
for others on the Scow Bay Road,
/i-'ent into the ditch by the side of
be road. Such driving makes
old cars out of new ones.
Art hur Tvcten who has been
\i siting fn Seattle for the past
month will return home, Friday.
Neil MacGregor went to Ju
neau, Sunday, on the Admiral
Rogers. .
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William L Paul of Ketchikan,
alter spending several days in
Pf tersburg during the past week,
left for Juneau, Sunday.
John Fanning, who was strick
en with partial paralysis about
three weeks ago is up and about
these days. Not as spry as he us
ed to be but doing his own navi
ga ting. ....
. .Harold Dawes and son Phillip,
were Juneau-bound passengers
on the Admiral Rogers, Sunday.
Mrs. Chris Tveten is spending
the week at Hungrford’s camp.
Point Alexander.
. Pete Behrs, big fox rancher
lrom south Rocky Pass, hit town
■ this week for a new supply of
j“spokanes.” He says what else
he spends his money for is no
body's business. Well, well, well!
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I Miss Mabel Lien and her
mother, Mrs. M. Lien and Miss
May Fedde, of Pasadena, Calif.,
members of Rev. Maakestad’s
former congregation have been
spending the week in Petersburg
visiting the Maakestads.. The
young ladies are teachers in Pa
sadena High Schools.
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Sing Lee had a new approach
to his float put in by Julius Tol
lefson, this week.
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. Billy Gribble is painting up the
Enge buildings.
. .Jim Allen is in town from Dun
j can Canal. .
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j . Tim / meric of the shrimp fleet
was cn t ie grids for copper paint
ing, Wednesday The Charles W
went on yesterday.
. .Shrimn picking is down to a
limit of forty boxes a day. Market
for shrimp being somewhat like
salmon—ail shot to pieces by the
depression in the States.
The Vigilant of Wrangeh, Capt
Tidwell arrived in port yester
day. . .
The Admiral Rodman of the
Pacific line stopped in Scow Bay
to load on salmon from the Wran
gell Narrows Packing Co., yester
oay. .
The salmon slimers in the big
cannery went on strike, Wednes
day just when the floors were
loaded with salmon. They got a
j raise to fifty cents an hour and
(Sixty cents for over time.
The Sueja, big yacht of Seattle
was in port Sunday afternoon.
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Rev. Robert Joseph Diven of
: the Presbyterian Church of Wran
gell.will leave his pastorate in
September on account of iil
health. He will return to the
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The Princeton, Rev. Wag- i
goner was in port Tuesday en
route to Craig where he will hold 1
a week or so of bible study class- 1
es. He will return here after the 1
study period and hold similar
dasses for those interested.
The kiddies have been keeping i
;.ne “old swimmin’ hole’’ up the,
creek busy these hot days. At
diat the weather conditions were
i paradise as compared to the ;
States—Jersey for instance.
Fred Jensen, genial represent-]
ative of Ligget and Myers Tobac
co Co., spent a few days in Pe
tersburg. Yep, “it’s the taste.”
Frank Preuschoff was in from
Lung Island.
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Mrs. E. L. Keithahn of Kake
returned from a visit in the
States and left for Kake during
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Ernest Gomall left his fox is-;
land clown Rocky Pass way in!
good hands and dropped into
town for a brief visit.
C. L. Cloudy of Ketchikan was
a local visitor during the week.
O K. McManus, Frigidaire
man dropped in to give Peters
burg people a chance to receive
the benefits of his company’s
products.
MAE MURRAY AT COLISEUM
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“Nothing in the world that you
own is as perfect as when you
wanted it,” George Barrattd tells
Mae Murray in “Peacock Alley’
and tries throughout the all
taiking Tiffany production show
ing at the Coliseum Saturday, to,
convince her that the ceremony
of marriage is a noose and that,
if they gave their love without
benefit of clergy, they would find
themselves with their heads in
a noose that would tighten and
! choke them as soon as they
found they were together be
cause they had to be !
“Peacock Alley,” as written for
Miss Murray by Carey Wiison,
tells the story of Claire Tree, a
very modern and sophisticate^
■ girl who, however is old-fashion
ied enough to believe in sanctified
jnup'inl vows and who faces the
ichoice of marriage without love,
or love without marriage. The
action takes place mostly in a
fashionable New York hotel,
where the heroine finds herself
entangled in a police net spread
to put an end to the traffieing
women In che peacock alley foy
er.
The cast includes George Bar
raud, Jason Robards, Richard
Tucker, W. L. Thorn, BiJiy Bevan,
Phillips Smalley, E. H. Calvert,
and Arthur Hoyt.
UNUSUAL LOVE ANGLE IN
“SHE COULDN’T SAY NO”
Is it always hopeless when a
girl lavishes all her love on one
man? Custom decrees that a
woman shall be the pursued one.
In view of this should she retire
and suffer in silence or fight with
all her feminine wiles for the
possession of the one she feels
to be her man.
This situation forms the basis
of the story of “She Couldn’t
Say No,” a Warner Bros., pro
duction starring Winnie Light
lier and Chester Morris, which is
coming to the Coliseum Theatre
beginning Sunday.
The famous Winnie is shown
as an entertainer in a night club,
desperately in love with -Jerry,
tne former racketeer who has
become her manager. But Jer
ry (played by Chester Morris) is
decidedly not interested.
Winnie tells of her great love
for him and begs him to give up
the society girl who, Winnie feels
is interested in him merely be
cause he is entirely different;
from the men she has been ac
customed to meeting.
He insists upon proclaiming;
bis love for the other girl and
Winnie after a futile fight, leaves
;he city broken-hearted. Months
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ater Jerry’s eyes are opened but
t is too late.
.“She Couldn’t Say No” is filled;
vith absorbing drama. The sup-j
)orting cast includes Sally Eilers,!
rohnny Arthur and Tully Mar
shal.
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Charlotte Clausen and Mrs. E
.ocken are round-trippers on i
,he Admiral Rogers to Skagway. <
Mrs. William Anderson left
:'o Juneau, Sunday.
. .The surveyors are laying out
i roadway across the Narrows
n West Petersburg.
A number of shrimp pickers
arc helping out with sliming ol
salmon at the Wrangell Narrow.
Packing Company’s plant, Scow
Bay.
The Admiral Watson Is due in
port southbound today.
..The political pot is beginning
to boil up Juneau way. Strange
things happen in the Land 01
the midnight sun.
The Lighthouse tender Alder
left for Ketchikan during the
week.
Mis Peipering of the Sheldon
Jackson School tacuity was a re
turning passenger to Sitka from
the states.
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Berry pickers are busy scout
ing around for beries. The late
frosts played havoc with the
berry crop.
FISH SLACK ON COLUMBIA
The Bakers Bay Fish trap:
have again shown a large drop
jin their deliveries to the local
'cannery the past week. Manj
of the middle bay traps are do
ing practicalyl nothing while
outside lifts have been 300 to a
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Home 66
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of Laundered Goods
£ We give full value for your £
A money.
H.OYAMA, pro. ?
John Fanning
shoe: store
Dealer ill
Complete line of Silk Hosiery *j*
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Shoe repairing neatly done. A
K-K-x-x-w-x-x-w-xss-yx 3
are HOO pounds, which is a
rery poor catch indeed, for the
expensive traps.—Chinook Ob
;erver,
Ed. Note:—And ’twas not long
::nce that the Bureau pubiicity
igents were telling us that the
Jolumbia River had staged, a
;nme-back with the help of the
hatchery system. i
A single seine haul a few
years ago was good for a ton or
more salmon; and most of the
n limit.
lime the fishermen were put on
Today, beside the traps on the
owler Columbia River, the gill
netters are reported as bring
ing in an occasional catch of
300 pounds—but very seldom. .
The fisheries of the Fraser
river bottom, Oregon and Alas
ka are Interallied. Over-pro
duction in any one area affects
the others. The cycle of lean
years grow longer and the “big”
years ccme less often.
Jens Nicolaison is building a
new gas boat to be used in hali
but and cod fishing. The keel
was laid late in June and the
work is progressing rapidly.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Petersburg Lutheran, Rev. W. J.
Maakertad, Pastor
Morning worship at 11.
A cordial welcome to all.
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Mae Murray in
‘Peacock Alley”
Three Vitaphone Acts
Double News Reel
Topics of the day
Candy night
Sunday - Monday
winnie Lig itrer 3c Chester Morris in
“She Couldn't Say No”
The College Four in “College Songsters”
Vitaplione Act - “Nick of Time”
Vritaphone Comedy
Novelty Feel - Kat Kartoon
Two Talking News Reels
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