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Ed. O. Hoxie, owner of the trolling
Tboat “Haven,” is inquired for by his
mother, Mrs. James Scott, Richmond
Heights, Wash.
The grand and petit jurors for the
First division were recently drawn at
Juneau. They will serve on the Sep
tember term of court.
Mrs. Charlatte Cameron, an author
and traveler of note, was among
those making the trip to Interior
Alaska to see the midnight sun.
The Tanana Valley Agricultural
Association has filed its articles of
incorporation with the territorial
secretary at Juneau and is now ready
to do business.
^ Rev. W. W. Williams, of Dawson,
reports that the Peel river natives
are in destitute circumstances. There
are no caribou in that part of the
country, and the natives could not get
to Dawson for supplies on account of
the influenza quarantine.
The big Jualin tunnel is being driv
en steadily near Juneau, Manager C.
G. Titus recently placing 35 more
men on the shift. The men are on a 1
bqnus system and are speeding up
the work. On the Fourth the men
had an old-fashioned celebration.
D. Gossard, D. Hornor and Lena
Clark were arrested at Ketchikan last
week for operating a still. The appa
ratus was a most ingenious invention,
two milk cans, with attachments, a
keg of whisky and trunk half full of
raisins was taken by the officers.
The Pioneers of Fairbanks recently
elected Rev. H. H. Lumpkin, rector
of St. Matthew’s Episcopal church an ;
honorary member of Igloo No. 4, Pio- j
neers of Alaska. This is an honor
which is seldom accorded anyone and
at this time there are few who have
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received similar recognition.
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At the annual meeting of Alaska
Council of Kadosh No. 1 of the An
cient & Accepted Scottish Rite of the ;
Valley of Juneau, held last week, W. i
T. Tolch, 32 deg., wras elected com
mander; Clarence J. Woofter, 32 de
gree. First Lieut. Commander; Roy
Calvin Tenny, 32 deg., Second Lieut. !
Commander; George A. Getchell, 32
degree, Chancellor; Louis Lomax
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Harding, 32 deg., Orator; Charles
Goldstein, 32 deg., Almoner; Harry
Edward Brown, 32 deg., Recorder;
Wm. W. Casey, 32 degree, Treasurer.
The Ketchikan Auto Street Car ser
vice was started last week in that city
by William Noyes, proprietor of the
Noyes garage. Jitneys will make trips
from the oil docks to Charcoal point
at intervals of 10 minutes. Ten cents
will be charged for one way and 25
cents for a complete round trip.
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Miss Mary Macdonald, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mac
donald, and Paul C. Nicholson wdre
united in marriage at Vancouver re
cently. The bride is a Dawson girl,
her father formerly being clerk of the
Yukon court, public administrator
and legal advisor of the Yukon for
years. He is now sheriff of Vancou
ver.
William Noyes, of the Ketchikan
garage, has decided to operate a bus
dock. The fare will be 10 cents,
line from Charcoal point to the Oil
dock. The fare will be ten cents.
The cars will be in operation all day
long from 7.30 in the morning up to
10.30 at night. The promoter be
lieves this will be a wonderful saving
of time for working people.
Alleging that an attempt is being
irede to boycott *he paper by Cana
dian officials because the paper advo
cated curtailing useless expense dur
ing the influenze epidemic, the pub
lisher of the Whitehorse Star has ap
plied to the Canadian department
of the interior for a public hearing.
The Star claims that Gold Commis
sioner Geo. P. Mackenzie and others
were holding up patronage on it.
A tax levy of 20 mills, five mills
higher than last year on an assessed
valuation of approximately $3,600,
000, which will yield the city $72,000
was voted by the Juneau city counci
last week. Juneau’s budget this year
includes $3500 for repairing the city
dock, $6000 for replanking Front
street, $3500 for sewer work, $2600
for sidewalks and schools and current
expenses runs the taxes up pretty
high.
Contrary to the statements made at
the time the project was made known
that the huge wireless plants to be
built in Seattle and Valdez would
supplant the cable, Mr. Crocker, a
cable expert, expresses the belief that
the Alaska cable will never be done
away with. Explaining his belief he
cites the necessity of having a line of
communication by which messenges
can be sent with secrecy, which it
would be impossible to obtain by
wireess.
ILLITERACY IN ITALY IS
GREATLY REDUCED BY
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
ROME, June 27 (by mail).—Voca
tional training has had greater pro
gress in Rally than almost any other
country, according to the report, af
ter an exhaustive investigation made
ty Miss M. B Laws of Bryn Mawr
college, who was attached here to
the tuberculosis commission of the
American Red Cross under Dr. W.
Charles White.
Miss Laws, in her study of the sit
uation, shows that illiteracy for the
whole of Italy has been reduced from
75 per cent since the present Italian
nation was formed in 1870, to 37 per
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000 children in the elementary school
of Italy under 12 years of age in 1916,
the report shows.
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Home portraits of quality. Agency
Cordova drug store. Scarborough, pho
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Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
borne.
Electricity for service, that’s why
we sell electric wrnffle irons, toasters,
grills, toast-stoves, immersion heaters,
curling irons, cozy-glow heaters,
and everything. Northwestern Hard
ware company.
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