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In the Spotlight
The tug Akutan took a party
of hunters out this week to
bring in some mowitch.
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The extreme high tide this
' week held up dredging opera
tions in the Narrows.
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The Community League is to
meet next Tuesday- at the Lu
theran Church. Mrs. Charles
Mann and Mrty Justin Lind, will
be hostesses.
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Peter Anisket, Sam Thomas
and Frank S. James of Klawock
arrived in port Tuesday night,
and wrent on to Kake the fol
lowing evening.
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The Campfire Girls met at the
home of Mrs William Stedman
and planned a drive for new
members.
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Seventeen hundred pounds of
new text books are due to arrive
Friday for the schools.
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Hugh Jones has purchased an
interest in the Reliable Transfer
Company so it is now A. Jorgen
sen and H. Jones, transfer men.
Apartments in the Coliseum
Theatre building are now com
plete and are already being oc
cupied.
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The Presbyterian mission boat
Princeton, Capt. Rev. Swanson
pulled out Saturday morning for
Klawcck.
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The mailboat Fairbanks, Ket
chikan, was towed back to port
Tuesday by the U. S. B. F. 3
Auklet. Minor engine troubles
were overcome after which the
craft struck out for the south.
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Mrs. Jack Holmes of Wrangell
was a visitor in Petersburg. Re
turning to her home Tuesday.
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M. B. Pointer and family hitcb
ed their floathouse behind the
Tasmania and will make their
home in Wrangell in the future
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The “plane wing discovery” or
the mountain peaks back ol
Shaksh’s place on the Stikine
River is said to be a toboggan
used by Jim Lovett and Dies
Surratt three years ago when
Dick had a contract to delivoi
a series of moving and still pic
tures of Alaska scenery.
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Mrs. Annie Martinez, adopted
daughter of Mrs. John Lott, died
in the Juneau hospital Saturday.
Mr. Martinez, learning that his
wife was in low condition, left
on the Juneau mail boat but ar
rived too late to be at the death
bed. Her remains were taken to
Kake and from thence to Kla
wcck by her relatives for buriai.
Mrs. Martinez was a fine, clean,
lovable woman and her early de
mise is a distinct loss to her peo
ple.
i Mr. and Mrs. William Walters
of Kake, stopped in Petersburg a
, couple of days during the week
* while enroute to Wrangell.
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, A surprise party was tendered
8 Mrs. William Stedman in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
, Loken.
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The foundation for the new
school gymnasium is nearly com
pleted.
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* “Tejf” Morris was adjudged
► insane in the local commission
l or’s court, Thursday evening.
■ R. E. Baumgartner, representing
* defendant states that an appeal
: from the decision will be made
t on points of law relating to con
* stitutional privileges.
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» Two hundred and more men
' in Juneau without work and the
municipal employment agency
» able to land only a few tempor
' ary jobs.
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► Ketchikan and Juneau are get
ting more than their share of
hold-up, robberies and thievery.
► A natural result of the unemploy
ment situation.
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II The high winds of last week
([drove a board through a window
i ? the Salvation Army Citadel,
Ketchikan during a recent meet
ing. No one injured. The samt
wind tore off a part of the steep
le of the St. John’s Church.
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Walstein G. Smith, Territoria
Treasurer, and Cash Cole, Terri
torial Auditor, left on the Yukor
for Seattle on official business.
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The Sisterhood of Kake put on
a social last week to raise funcL
for their work. Which reminds
us that Convention week is only
four weeks off.
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Next week, “Grumpy,’ will be
shownat the Coliseum Theatre
as a benefit for the Campfire
girls. The girls will be around
selling tickets.
Prof. Alberts, in charge of the
Federal Agricultural work in the
Territory, has moved his head
quarters to Juneau from Sitka.
The experimental work, however,
will still be carried on at Sitka.
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Capt. C. E. Tibbets, pioneer
mariner of Juneau, died in the
St. Ann’s Hospital of old age. He
is survived by Mrs. Cecelia Ha
reid, Edmunds, Wn., and Mrs.
Alice Wylde, Entrance Island,
Alaska. He was a member of the
Masonic and Elk orders and the
Pioneers oi Aiasxa.
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John D. Spencer of Ketchikan
was given seven months in the
Ketchikan feedral jail for lar
ceny.
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LINDBERS NEAR HOME
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Col. and Mrs. Charles Lind
bergh are due to arrive in Se
attle next Tuesday, on the Presi
dent Jefferson and the will im
mediately embark on an air
plane to return to the home of
Mrs. Morrow in New Jersey.
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A. F. L. BACKS VOLSTEAD LAW
The American Federation of
Labor in convention in Van
couver, yesterday endorsed the
move to modify the 18th Amend
ment by having 2.75 per cent
beer legalized. They refused to
adopt a resolution asking for re-!
peal of the law.
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In the Sharkey-Carnero mix,
Tuesday, Sharkey defeated the|
big Italian. Carnero took a
ccunt of nine in the sixth canto.
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THE ISLAND OF THE DEAD
Mammaloose Island, 141/2 miles
west of The Dalles, Oregon, on
jthe Columbia River Highway,
i is the burial ground of several;
11 housand Indians. It is also the!
I last resting place of Major Vic-j
jtor Trevitt, celebrated Oregon i
I pioneer, who asked to be buried!
i ‘among honest men.”
TULSA JAILS ’EM
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Tulsa, the state which pro
duced Will Rogers, even if it
wasn’t his fault, along with oth
er Indians, don’t like pajamas. I
jin Tusla, pajamas are pajamas,
I as such, aren’t exactly the thing
' for street wear, according to the
strong arm of the law.
A pretty young woman, (of
course she must have been pret
ty else she wouldn’t have been
parading in pajamas) was halt
ed as she paraded along a down
town avenue. She was fined $9
and costs on a charge of va
grancy. Wonder what the nude
cult would say.
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DEPRESSION VALUE SEEN
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The leveling process we are
passing through at the present
time is bringing people closer to
gether and placing them more
in sympathy and harmony with
each other’s problems and view
points. Said Mr. Long, president
of the Long-Bell Lumber Com
pany: “We are poorer in dollars,
richer in understanding, quicker
in sympathy in this America of
1931, and we are going through
a process of levelling down. .
GOT HIS DIPLOMA
She—“Have you ever had a
lesson by correspondence”?
He—“You bet! t never write
to women now!”
The gasboat Carolen was pick
ed up by the Canadian steamer
Prince Rupert off Cape Mudge.
The smailer craft was disabled.
She cleared from Ketchikan a
few days ago.
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TODAY IS ALL WE HAVE
Bounder—Don’t stop me; I’m
going into this shop to buy a
new cover for my typewriter.”
Rounder—‘‘But that’s a fur !j
shop.” i
Bounder—“Well”? ]
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“SUNNY” \
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One of the prominent mem- ♦
bers of the cast of “Sunny,’ ♦
Marylin Miller’s starring pro- ♦
duction, at the Coliseum Theatre ;
Sunday and Monday, is Inez *
Courtney. •
Miss Courtney is known as one ;
of the cleverest of stage com- |
edians. She was a hit in the 1
stage production of “Good News” !
and practically stole the stage
show, “Spring Is Here.” 1
She is one of the cleverest
dancers and singers on either
stage or screen, in addition to
being a comedienne, but she has
no chance to show these talents
in “Sunny,” for Miss Miller and
partner, Joe Donahue. Each
dance or song is used to tell the
oi/uijr, emu. io nut intcijcutca. ^
There are no choruses.
Miss Courtenay plays the roic ^
of “Weenie,” the little comech ‘
English girl whom Joe Donahue !
leaves behind at Southampton t
when the rest of the troupe '
moves to America. Joe marries
Sunny in a nominal match, in i
order to get her into America,
although he still loves Weenie. 1
This is very hard to explain to f
Weenie—but it is explained in 1
the end.
An excellent suporting cast s
makes this a fine production.
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Several hundred college stu
dents, who were guests of the <
First National Studio during the
making of “College Lovers.”
which will be seen at The Colise- 1
urn Theatre, Saturday only, de
clared it to be the most realistic
picture of college life ever filmed. ®
There were college students and
graduates on the set during the
entire making of the picture, *
and every detail is accurate in
respect to campus life. The au
dience will witness football *
thrills thpv npvpr hpfnro pvr»pH- f
enced when they see “College
Lovers.”
Featured in “College Lovers”
are Jack Whiting, Marian Nixon
Guinn Williams and Frank Mc
Hugh.
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Metlakatla, Alaska. For infor
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Anchorage, Alaska
June 11, 1931
Notice is hereby given that Er
nest Kirberger has filed an appli
cation for a soldier’s additional
homestead serial 072042 for *
tract of land embraced in U. S.
Survey No. 1851, situated. In
Kake Village on the west side of|
ivupreanof Island, from which]
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corner No. 1. U. S. L.. M.. I \511
bears N. 5 degrees 44" E. 2.19
! chains, containing. 42 acres
■ and it is now in the flies of the
U. S. Land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska.
j Any and all persons claiming
adversely any of the above men
tioned land should file their ad
verse claims in the local land of
I fiee, Anchorage, Alaska, within
j the period of. publication, or
| thirty days thereafter, or they
! will be barred by the provisions
I of the statutes.
J. Lindley Green
Register
Date 1st publication Aug. 21, ’31
Date last publication Oct. 18, ’31
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( united states department
OF THE INTERIOR UNITED
STATES LAND OFFICE
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Anchorage, Alaska,
July 9, 1931
Notice is hereby given that Ja
cob Hallingstad, entryman, to
geuier witn ms witnesses t-a mi
sen and Clifford Roundtree, all
of Petersburg, Alaska, has sub
mitted final proof on his home
stead serial 06915 for a tract of
land embraced in H. E. S. No.
221, New Series No. 1907, located
on the east shore cf Frederick
Sound Forest List 8-15, from
which corner No. 1 U.S.L.M. No.
91 bears S. 355 degrees 58 min
utes E. 222.98 chains, containing
108.08 acres, and it is now in the
files of the U. S. Land Office
Anchorage, Alaska, and if no
protest is filed in the local land
office at Anchorage, Alaska, with
in the period of publication or
thirty days thereafter said final
proof will be accepted and final
certificate issued.
J. Lind ley Green,
First Publication. Aug. 14, 1931.
Last .Publication Oct. 9,1931