Ha v. yon seen the new Camouflage Georgette Gowns Just Received?
The ‘juest noveltiesin Serge & Foulard street Gowns and Dolman Coatsare on display
STYLE • ul VALUES
KETCHIKAN BAZAAR
D. BROWER, Prop.
THE progress; ;er
Entered lie F*?: OS
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By carrier. ?er ~ > ? otn; $4 ?
3ia?'.e copy -: e- - Oss • - at JS ••-.'•
ADVERTISING RATES " '? u
Tie Progress'.x e-Mn is
devo-te-d to lie r-es:
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Seuiijtsiera
§ ;peril
Ketchikan. Alaska.
BOLSHEVISM EX, ’
11*19
nvn
It is nc exaggmr.t
Heckman s t e.egra: -
the threat—with the re ; •t
in a dispatch purporting :
the Chairman of the 5~r...t>.
:: three of ;ur
struck us with t: : -
tor we had had the expresse
least : sat t
the canneries was hat: tow
days previ us May-::• Petty t
expresses t
ricksen. Secretary t
same just a few 'ey a:
the?" signed such k.rn
with the tear that " a...
in our midst working on r :::
in quest ofpopu’arity. A d; r:
with real Americans' yatie
However, their r.-t-elarattc-r.
day is not the irritating far
contrary: to so ret.are tn'-nt
rent right and we admire ta
ion. even though tr.ey rata ,-e
rever se ■ ■n. y .. ■ ■ -
is a man’s rrivi. :gv t
blow is not credit:
is it ereiite i i:
legislators in the . ' ' -
sure: because ?• - t.-.£ • vr
But tits real foi
thre it t' ms ke
aniess the bill ::r ta ■
To third-: that : t y:
(?) are . ' : ' sly to -
mat'd:: la' h
using their ::h:ia. ; ' - t
We.
they thoi rfct
friends wh a
our country—t
to pay. the con:
they thought
of the make- --
a.a : p snarer
m ng us of
a.—contained
- jg-rjt tO
te signatures
y • a -
a ana arii.ts.
n fe-K
as much and
a ion said the
discover that
ns shiver
■ of the fence
rod to travel
exhausted.
m eight-h ar
us. On the
is their Irihe
exr-ress
rtmd. me
’
- the mea
- ined in the
; passed.
Americans
--•T-irwrr
do tike
ss or
aey.If
either
■ end
v: o: the real American patriotism At this
-'.‘..co of the shocking incident- we feel like say
• €0 TO IT OLD TOPS and buck the Victorv
a:! you can. there are enough genuine Amer
ican-: in the vieinit-yof Ketchikan left to take up
re than our quota without depending on the'
aid of men who would subscribe for a favor at
V -r.is of public servants who have sworn to i
work for the best interest of the whole country.
1 r : for or.e class of men.
7k; telegram as reported was signed thus:.
: I.. Petty. Mayor of Ketchikan: E. Nixon.
-. v. : the Deep Sea Fisherman’s Union and:
11 V. Her.rirksen. Secretary of the Alaska Labor
V n.” We readily understand the situation of i
the latter two officials. They are paid for doing
: very dirty work and look after the wellfare i
■ Tr respective organisation to the exclusions
: "■ ir.g’.y c: all other interests. This is not
v.*ith. the Mayor of our town, whose duty is to
re : b e ever the meetings of the council, see that
rev b- ns f the ordinances are enforced and
follow the council's instructions In
- -e. was he instructed to send the commu
Did tl . on .. m et and passed a re
• to that effect ? We believe not. Then
hid sign -Mayor of Ketchikan? As a
. 'e citizen, their could be no objection- but
rhe executive of the municipal government.
- ;!y in the midst of a patriotic cam
- m and for such a purpose, it ill becomes that
la; as it savors of treason, and a recall is in
order.
- re m that, an eight-hour day in the fisfc
;nr industry is so impracticable that a one-eyed
w on.and that in the back of his head, cannot fail
Or. the face of it.the impracticability
glaring, and going down deeper into the de
tails the demand becomes the very acme of ab
surdity.
t.-; en a? a whole, the incident is extremely re
re** able and we prefer to credit the act to mere
-h gghtlessnes rather than treachery.
to- t u'T: 1- so doggone quiet, say from tnrej
in the morning until seven that some
-ve wish the saloons were still inexistence
* - h-se days night birds were plentiful and we
1 ft-n hear an occasional hoop that remind
. - -- -.t we were not ail dead. V< hat a difference
' -. N- drunks nor dogs on the streets nor
iters. Even sawmill hands and store
- ...he i until after seven in the morn
ing. Yes in : Ketchikan is a well-behaved and
: ;ier:v tc-wn r. w—the people included.
is reported that the Germans are organizing
- ng -.-.rm.y. The question naturally arises as
1 the lea iers. because before the allies
.re through with the trial and executions of
w- big ar.d little, there will be none left
t lead. However, they might borrow a leader
:r : . - her:—w- an conveniently spare him.
<•
DOTATION
j the sheerest form of Li t:
u rty it pleases to tea?
iaancrtes claim to Co ~ . ; .-•
ours. it is a inhere »& toe if
or car iauoertst waici • * r_
predate-5- Bat vi? not tr; tie « .
aai? Bead os yosr nstar • - a .
you wont rare to say ttgy a:
perfect as oar* Tie -art
oars sad tie real t
KETCHIKAN STEAM LAUNDR':
SERIAL f>I'Ai
Department of the It ter.-. Ur
Btates'Laid O^re, ’ —.
February 12. 151*
NOTICE 13 HEREBY . -p
Naristrorr. of Hadley A'.a-ka.
filed |s tils o2oe sotice of '.
teatko to sizrzlr. final £'•'•-■ year f
la support of Lis Late-:":-id * -• a
tioa for tie {iffloula* dese-.'-.-l me
situated in La.'. 55* N 'or
132* IS’ VT on tb* o'
Prince of Wales Kind, L; ' -.:. •
tenge and. west sior* of small b;< *.
>*.o~- as Btli-Sa tfc- *•’•'>’ d .
ed a= 0
foil'jws:
c?j;———o at ..*>
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KETCHIKAN. ALASKA
hx.SOURCES OVER S750.Q00
>’ better time than . now to save for the
home yon are eoin? to build
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
lETCHJKAN MEAT COMPANY
PHONE 120
\t e make a specialty of Camp and
Cannery Trade
Carstens Packing Co. Owners
NIGHT PHONE G120
z‘ ordinary Sigh tide said
: - C3.L.M. Xo 3, bears
' : 5!" E 77 '-1 cis., the»e« X.
' r.v 10.03 cia.. to Ccr. Xo. 2.
X 25’ 21' E. 15.51 ehc., to
' X- Itaence S SS* 07’ E. €.53
”■ . • Xo. 4, MG. cn said line
■ -ary high tide thence jnean
i s . I.-* <1> 3 1* 45 E. 4.10
• X tV 15’ E 2.30 cfes.. 43)
7 V !■ -> r:h3. 14 > 3. *S’ 15'
• Cfes (5) X. C2* 43' W. tM
3 74 43' W. 2.30 chs, <7)
. 1 ' E l 70 chs.. 45) 3. IS’ 15’
X 40’ 43' W, 30
X 33* 15' E. 1.00 chs.,
55’ 5 3’ W. 1.00 du 412 > S.
-.is v, Cor. Xo. 1. the
.•isnisg, containing as
7 77 acT*sf Mag Var. 24’
. j,roof wftt be sabaiitted V=
fv a. B.-jjp»ur an4 Bwelrtr «i
Jalv 3, 1515( by said Nordstrom
claimant aLd by the following It
nesses. Erica Spray and Lafe Spray,
;jota of Juneau, Alaska.
C B. Walker,
Register.
F'r Publication April 3, 151 5.
L- ? PaMicatioa -Jane 13, 1515.
* ♦ + ♦ 4 ♦ ♦
P Haring been repeatedly re
*■ requested to take Mu3ic Pupils, I
f am at liberty to teach a limited
♦ number.
+ Terms:
+ 2 hoars a week tld a mon,a
+ 1 hear or two half boars a week
$■ r, a month
♦ No lessons given unless pupil
* -.a:-, practiced at least, oa an aver
t ge'bne hour a day
♦ Sir*. Alexander A. Brindle
* ( P. O. tax 523
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Entire Stock ror Sale
Eastman Kodaks and all the Trimmings
Fir.e St'aticneiy. Becks Views. Tctaccc Fishirt: Tackle, etc.
PICTURES WITH OR WITHOUT FRAMES
We c’o deve'epirg erd p r,l rj.. Vie cc Fictcie Fun i ^
Kodak. Stationery and Book Store
FOREST j. HUNT, Prop.
S
Now open for business
An erican Sty:e Gcokine...SKcit Ciders a Specie'i}
All your favorite blends of Tea, (. hop i'uey, doodles,
Soups. Kice Dishes. Chirtse Dessrlts Fiiits % Nuts.
I.cuie ' ; i i *: (j j <; s 1 . ' 1 u; i
Afte*-theater parties Catered to
Breakfast 5 a, m. Dinner 11 a, m. Open ail night till 2 a, m,
5: n
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send
our
tsaw f?Ar *
vl ilcl & Is.ll vV till x
■;• All kind - of Spruce. Cedar and Hemlock. We can v
A X
| d 1 any order, Either stock or cut to specifiea- *:•
| ; n- ar.d vc v?I! ee that our prices are right. X
j Phone to the ;!;
% KETCHIKAN LOIBER & SHINGLE CO. X
1
^ 11/ft fOOf
Tf
,.ime, Oil <|/|fft
a J * a ' 7 f\ If JW Si gj
| r ?? p_* r- f i ’•* et v 1 § f
aoor si g u l\#
a Fuel St Labor
a compter*. Stock ot ail
Standard Makes For Sa le
CITIZENS LIGHT, POWER & WATER CO.
STPFlMAW Hi If FI
1 LAJl irri \ O.U I if -La
HEADQUARTERS FOR COMMERCIAL, CAN
NERY AND MINING MEN
First Class Cafe, and Buffet in Connection
SPECIAL WINTER RATE8 FOR PERMANENT GUESTS IN GOOD
CLEAN ROOMS STEAM HEATED, AND WITH ALL THE SERVICE
AND ACCOMMODATIONS OF A FIRc t CLASS HOTEL—RATE8
UPON APPLICATION.
KETCHIKA .J.ASK A
We Manufacture and Keep in Stock ail Kinds of
SPRUCE AND CEDAR LUMBER
Can till any order either stock
or cut to specifications.
BARGE BLANCHE
For Charier for Freight Purposes
KETCHIKAN POWER COMPANY
4
CONKLIN’S SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN
NON LEAKABLE. is guaranteed.
Should any disatisfaction whatever arise, we will give you
new pr pen point. You can obtain this same service
nu your dealer from whom the pen was purchased.. Should
u fail to obtain that high degree of satisfaction from your
ONKLIN PEN that your judgment dictates, the full pur
lase price will be refunded. For sale by
BERTHEISEN & PRUELL, Jewelers
‘""“""TrrmwiirTTiw'HiiiiiiiiHi i>iinrminT~ =ar gas. iftaa. -a* 'sjt&tnx&m.-; '
THIS
s'v&r&iui r " I. wn juirJJ
Men Union Suits Cooper’s
| Quality $2.50 a Suit, well
5 '
| worth $4. Only a limited
quantity. Come early and
have your pick.
n r
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“The Clothier”
NORTHERN MACHINE WORKS]]
Standard Gas Engines General Machine and
Oxy-Acetylene Welding Blacksmith Work
Deep Sea king Outfit
Marine Railway, at ial Point
WESTERN MEAT & FISH COMPANY
BRANCH OF FRYE BRUHN CO.
PACKERS AND JOBBERS OF
Fresh Meat, Provisions and Fish
We make a specialty of
SHIP AND CAMP TRADE
KETCHIKAN. ... -ALASK
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Most wear
per dollar
Our Crossett-Shoes are designed and made to give most
per dollar. Our customers tell us that they do!
We are not surprised at that. For many years the r
' ’rossett hay stood for the best in design, leather, and \
manship. C3rossett standards have always been maint
and always will be.
Fetus show you the fine, new models for spring and suit
We have Crossett Shoes for women as well as men.
Tongass Trading Company