I Have you got the HEEBIE JEEBIES ?
8 /^Hr\ If you have, Qood NigHt!
i The only cure for that is One Big Smile
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BOATS AND MORE BOATS
RUNNING TO ALASKA NOW
If anyone should attempt to de
plore the lack of boats for Alaskan
service, he should be told politely
but firmly to sit on the dock a few
days at a stretch and keep adding
machine handy to count the steam
ers that dock, says Stroller’s Weekly
from Juneau of recent date.
About fifteen liners are now oper
ating to Alaskan points regularly,
including vessels of four dilferent
steamship companies. The Admiral
Line vessels now running are the
Admirals Evans and Watson, to S. E.
and S. W. Alaska points, and the
Queen and Admiral Rogers on the
,S. E. Alaska triangle run.
The Alaska S. S. Co. has the Alas
ka, Northwestern and Yukon oper
ating between Seattle and S. E. and
S. W. Alaska points, one coming in
each week, while the Jefferson and
Alameda alternate each week to S.
E. Alaska ports.
The palatial liners of the Canadian
Pcific company are operating regu
larly. Both the Princess Alice and
Princess Louise are on the regular
run, while the Princess Charlotte is
used as a special.
The last arrivals to Alaskan ports
are the steamers Prince George and
Prince Rupert, of the Canadian Na
tional Railway Co.
On the average about seven or
eight boats stop at Juneau during
the week, calling either north or
southbound. Actual count showed
32 different steamers here during
one week, however.
ADMIRAL LINE MOTORSHIP
ARRIVES IN FIRST CITY
The Admiral line motorship Booby
alla arrived in Ketchikan the other
day, says the Chronicle of recent
date, with a miscellaneous cargo
for local merchants and was to de
part for the West coast soon after
discharge.
The Boobyalla is in command of
Captain Olaf Hanson and is making
its first voyage in Alaskan waters,
officials of the company said. The
vessel was placed on the Southeast
ern Alaska run to augment the serv
vice now given by the steamers Ad
miral *6ebree and Curacao, which sail
on regular schedule to ports on the
west coat of Prince of Wales Island.
The big motorship was to take
10,000 cases of salmon on board at
Sunny Point cannery before leaving
for the west coast, to relieve the con
gestion at the cannery now, and will
load general cargo on the -west coast
for transportation south before re
turning to Ketchikan in a week.
GOLD BULLION ARRIVES IN
INLET CITY, FERN MINE
Gold to the value of $10,800 from a
two weeks’ cleanup from the Fern
mine is now on exhibition at the
Bank of Alaska in Anchorage, says
the Times. According to Jerome
Drumheller, president of the Ferr
Gold Mining company, who returnee
to Willow Creek, the gross returns
from the Fern Mine for the pas
month’s’ work will be approximate
ly $25,000. The gold bullion nov
on display at the Bank of Alasks
is from the plates, no cleanup fron
the mill or concertrates having beei
made yet.
“Smile With Nile” Saturday night
SEATTLE YEARNS FOR
ALASKA BLUEBERRIES
Demand for blueberries in the
vicinity of Seattle has reached such
an extent that the dealers are unable
to supply the demand, according to
a message received here by Law
rence Ivubley from an association of
fruit and produce men in Seattle.
Inquiry was made concerning the
quantity of blueberries available in
Ketchikan and vicinity and an offer
of six cents a pound was made for
any amount up to 300 tons.
No specifications as to how they
were to be shipped was made and
additional information is being re
quested in case any local people care
to take advantage of the opportunity.
Blueberries grow in great quan
tities within easy walking distance
of the city and in sufficient quan
tities so that local youngsters have
already found it a profitable enter
prise to pick the luscious Iruit in
their spare time for local disposal.
Children who were disappointed
ment in the canneries during the
summer because of their age are
competent as berry pickers and if in
at not being able to find employ
vestigation of the market proves that
there will be a steady demand for
the Alaska berry a profitable field
may be opened up to them.—Ketchi
kan Chronicle.
BABY GIRL ARRIVES FOR
MR. AND MRS. GEO. COOK
A little baby girl arrived at
three o’clock the other morning to
gladden the hearts of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cook of Anchorage. The
doctor reports mother and young
daughter are doing nicely. “Sparks”
Cook, the daddy, is also reported to
be getting along all right, and says
if he wasn’t so busy looking after
the balance of the family, a young
son and daughter, he would make a
trip to town and pass out the cigars.
FARM BORN MARTEN ON
DISPLAY IN JUNEAU
Four young marten, born and rais
ed in captivity on .the Golstein Gla
cier Fur Farm in the Mendenhall
Valley, were put on display to the
public the other day in the display
window at the foot of the arcade
in Golstein’s Emporium. The martin
are three and one-half months old,
are of a good size and have a dark,
rich fur. They are quite tame and
eat from the hands of the caretak
ers. Crowds at the window give
be on display
them no concern. The marten were
on display for one day only.
“Smile With Nile” Saturday night.
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