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AL ASK A—W ASHINGTON—C A LI FORN1A
SaIUNG FROM KETCHIKAN'
NORTHBOUND
Admiral Evar.? April IS*
City of Seattle April 21
SOUTHBOUND
Admiral Wafcson April 20
Admirar Evan? April 24
c-anr.gs teatta? to Lalilomia
*urt'••••:• irffiorraaiion call at office or
Ie>phc-ct ** V. A. Peterson. Agent
Sailing dates object to change without notice
, Princess Mary
SOUTHBOUND
May 2—12—23
FOR
PRINCE RUPERT. VANCOUVER SEATTLE &
Particulars from F. E. Rrns. Agent Ketchikan
.-.vi lines >u: iect to change without notice. Tick
•t' : Seattle. Tacoma. Victoria. Vancouver B. C.
rthbound March 30. April II—23
and return southbound 4 days later.
. ka Northh end March 29. April IS re
amir.: 1 days later
-S Alameda. Northbound April 3. Returning
! > days later
Northwestern Northbound April 10. May 3 Re
taming ' days later
V. TAYLOR. igent
TELEPHONE 64
INDEPENDENT
DRAM NO CO.
1 cm! T l Te..-c
Fro- £.. Dsc -s
OSes 1 - ; ? 64 Res.
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Bowling Aliy
And Pool Hall
Everything New
«nd L’p-to*Date
S. TAKA7A nz J. K. TATS'JDA
PROPRIETORS
ROSS & CO. TRANSFER
Coal Hauled from Ail Docks
Good~ of AO Kicd> Stored
At Rea-sonsbie Rates
r S S S i W:<A.'/ ?-s.
-PHONE 64
Office Phone 76 Res. 121
ALASKA TRANSFER
GENERAL TRANSFER
AH Orders Promptly Attended
To
PHO.V2 ... DAT 02 -VtGHT
BAGGAGE delivered day
OR NIGHT
GEO. F. FORREST. JR.
KETCHIKAN WHARF CO.
C. SI. TASTOR
Phone 64
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ALASKA RFSTAURANT
F. C. HAGIWARA, Prop.
NOODLES AND CHOP SUE}
Special From 4 P. M. to 2 A. .M
BOX SEATS FOR LADIES
Lnd of Mission Street
AT THE POODLE DOG
GRILL
after A»» Ai»TO RIDE
'? a *i;> c; tin '^Jtarr* w*tn ye>
5 Vi eat as? i«c? eJ*« uu
i r,;; -is wa resuurts* a/*r
■ 01 rare s* s«ri arias 7«u was;
/ij'fl f;5 '.,T i;~fir.it prompt %&'
it**. as<J car 's: 4 'jz.nV.~i Vz pt-itctiv:
in tar. r^rt ntmt a ic ntcmt ct
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AMERICAN TRADE POS
SIBILITIES IN FINLAND
As a waii of the iMtraslrtatat
ef Europe ia accordance wish the
aow WBdiSioi'j. many of the nearly
freed cecities will present great
trade opperta»ities for the Tailed
Ssatos. for ia as.-*: of them the de
retapmeat of iadustry ;j at a very low
level o» account of the Sack of raw csa
tethk atsd as a result of political and
industrial dcpeadeace Among these
eeaauies in Finland. which has been
/_ ..t fWa-s* O *» r «* awSt'ji
Is was hat Batura* that so leng as
Finland remained a ;«r ef Russia, a
majority of its imports were from that
scarce H wcrer. since the change ia
the pc'it lea’ relations between the two
countries has sake., place. Fialand
may hereafter arrange :Ss trade rc?a
- s regarding imports and experts,
a id mas- trade agreements directly.
* is host: outside control.
Thus the country which is able to
off. : the best terms and the best goods
w i;-.d here a good market for a
great many lines f goods, for the in
dustries ef the country are resertet
.*.. necessitating the importation of a
•e'.sf.Tely isrsto portion of alt products
used
According so statistics for the year
MIS. t; .. imports of the country a
taot-.ted 30 S6d.SH4.v-X' marks. whereas
•.h - sports were but 52? *<*.»' marks
and at. tdte.. • •-« p-.nt to a targe in
crease 5 •' rts i* the future.
Aa via exports to Finland in
ISIS amounted only '.*.. '• marks,
which shows that American products
car, open a field amounting to hTta*
dr;ds f millions in marks annually, if
only the Americas oaslncss man and
sir dictsrer give auesdos to
i TvioJCt - - of »hi< promising
The ;-evi..._g .j . . .he com
mercial circles of Finland is that di
rt trade r-isti'-rs aaastb be establish
-•i with v- United States, abolishing
ih - oust >m of buying American goods
through middlemen in c: ighbcrisg
ecu tr: s which has had to be resort
ed to in the past in a majority of
C3L5c€
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SIDNEY E. MANNING. 2.
C:-p:*a . C-c. G. 167th Infantry.
' Msctiir£
- "Lr-: - * 'r ^
: r oHLspien-*^* csill2.z.zzr -ear
Sr-'iTa.rii.r-'.. Franc-? J'l'.j 2S.
If-In. CV-rporal Mousing was in
charge of as automatic ride
: i -iurtor ;.a s».s? tit by h> J
‘ -tail--n on 'he strongly fori- J
-i heights * king the tj
• req river :' r the purpose of
-v ' ••iting the sac-jessfei pas
s; re of the stream. Pitting the
■ ivanee on the h 11 his pistooa
snaander was kiiiM iif jns
;.- the crest w ... rei'h —: the ^
: it;, n sergeant ?ts w< unde-i, P
■ -‘ - • >
of the r-h '-: n. which *
s near the o-nter f th - as- JJ
tiring line and v. s meet- ->
' th sptr te %
7 tnh he himself was -ev-reiy
nd - ■ . ; -- g.
f his sq this i Her *
i-r-t i r and the st-rives re- *
- “ 5 tost %
-2 enemy strong point which P
was wire-3. intrenched and do
t-tided by machine guns and J
t.t-ited th- entire ii-g i vsl- %
’ey. He v-j* repeatedly woued
e-: hut he succeeded in getting
- fovtfc.dd at this strong point
- f*h ' g- s^T-^ t -n remaining
with him. While the latter coa
-.'lldated their petition tinder
his direetfoa, with the platoon ^
■ n -he Sank, he held off a o r.- J
sjdem’tie number of the enemy J
yards away by fire from tl« *
autotnatic rifie. He remained 5
in this position until the entire J
line had been consolidated, when &
he crawled back to shelter, bav- j
Inz receive*! nine wounds. Mr-. 5
Lizz,e Manning, his
lives In Fiomatin. Ala.
m-.-th*
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SPIRIT OF AMERICAN
SOLDIERS HEALTHY
aoldler* r* so .• ■vim fro:r.
Praar. i great dea! '/f fa«j>. and
rrr.tfc* .vjaav mbi^UUU. tat th-r a'.ti
rade fa this i« Oftijr nhw
j?tl_r ussderatandabie and healthy but
wn fe;,«hly deeirab.*. according to
Staff Speake- Joe- E- Latorop. of the
De parr, in « of Labor •»bo r.a* beet
addrc•*»*:■- to thousands of
trser_. ar.d -s* r.as sad personal
. ,Krr.*‘» with a gr*at many. Mr.
Lali'0(i *ao ha* be*n cosssetrd with
th- Icforasatior. e..d Education Serr
joe of th* department. wsi! l«aTe shop*
:?■ for Facet, where b* win V a
speaker for the Red Crse
"The men retire complaint*.'’ h- raid
•fatt they art all right. Their atti
• id- .* thU—'We're finished up the
big job ov-r there, ar.d now we want
to get to work on the big j-Jb orer
her* ' Briefly, the- waist to get oat
of the Army, and to get hack home.
They Aren’t beer. Song enough in the
\m. to become d*'ached from s'-,!!*
tie* or to acquire a rorisg disposition
Taery »J1U realize that they hare y*
?po - * ifcdHf tea to their famities a ad to
th.- ciaeacaanhy; they dot'', want to b*
dependent on anyone. A great diffi
vjliy fa fOTitr war* tas been the ten
1 - tty of returned to want to
remain fa the Army, where they are
»■».** or i*ss rekiertd Jroc. rigr.-.j’.
trility. That isn't the case here.
"CaapjratiTtly few ef the farm
boys want to break away froai the
farm* ssd go tito the eitiea Home is
the place they are all looking for. and
■the reason for tnos: »i the complaints
is that the men don't think they are
getting home fast enough. They want
to he demobilised as quickly as possi
ble. sad to get hack into civilian
clothes on a civilian job. They real
ise that a Republic's true greatness is
in peace, not in war.
Rat with al* that they are abso
lutely loyal to the American flag, and
ready to serve St again at any time.
Its merely that the job is done now-,
astd they want to take tip the new
job."
AMERICA’S-;
IMMORTALS-'
WiLUAM M. FEIGLE,
Sergeant. 5th Regiment. U. S.
Marine Corps.
tie ret. Fetch' uphold the tra
ditions of the marines and was
decorated for conspicuous in
trepidity at Beaumont. France.
Xovembe- 10. ISIS. While an
aratnunitiea train was passing
through the town, one of the
trucks was strues by a shell and
set on fire. The' blazing truck
was abandoned. Knowing that
it would seen explode and kill
ail those in the vicinity. Sergt.
Feigie jumped on the truck and
drove it to the outskirts , : ;he
town, thereby saving the lives
of at leas; thirty-five people.
WAR WORKERS ARE
WELL CARED FOR
1. Government residence
kails ioca'cd a the Union Station and
Senate F iaaas and designed by the
Unit si States Housing Corporation.
Department of Labor, for the accora
tnodasicn cf war workers in the D:?
-riot of Columbia, have been finished.
T . retcaiaing six now under process
;f cons:ructic>; are rapidly nearing
orapletion. in each completed uni;
buildings of the several groups at
tractive furnishings have been in
stalled. In each 150 girls and women
are now comfortably and cosily
housed.
Saturday. March S. marked the for
mal opening of the R-S building. This
dormitory, like the others : f the group.
tccommodate 150 workers, and
already the expected quota of occu
pants has registered. As air of de
itghtful bustle pervaded the whole
p ace on the day of the openin. Girls
:ti a steady stream were pouring in.
ard trunks in a steady stream were
erring in after the girl". Everybody
was intensely busy. Also everybody
s- -.-tned -. -el interested. The shin
fl irs, the freshly draped windows,
th warm comfort of the big foyer,
writing room, and parlors, and the to
uaculat ;■ cleanliness of the prettily
fitted up bedr: ~s a!! spelled a hearty
s tn t tie incoming guests, A
ciot .e-. closet and an enameled wash
:will hot and cold running water
f rm comfort-giving adjuncts to each
t-dr trm Show r baths, tub. and ted
it- have fc. .--n provided on each floor.
1: the basement supplementary laun
dries av.j ie-n installed, where the
residents may do a'., necessary light
•washing and pressing. Xo ceking, of
course, is permitted in the girls’ reoms
The dormitories are operated as ho
• Is. -ach with its bouse manager and
assistant. The girl* are as free from
restrict! ns as the general comfort and
h-hemg f the establishment will
perm.: Almost the only inflexible rule
- that girls expecting to be out after
11 . >: :<•> sbai! sign up and leave the
number cf 'heir room at the office
desk. This is dose to afford protec
tion f r j.n any possible intrusion of
stranger^ in- -he building after hours
-AMERICAS
IMMORTALS
GEORGE DILBOY,
Private. Company H, 103rd
Infantry.
Private Diiboy "won flte d!.*tln
gui-he<l service cross for con
spicuous gallantry near Belleau,
France. July 1%. Ifrt8. He died
from wouii'i* received at that
time. After his platoon had
gainer! Its objective along a
railroad embankment. Private
I-diboy. accompanying hi t p!a*oo»
!«;der to reconnoiter the ground
beyond, was jrudd'-uly fired upon
by an enemy machine gun from
one hundred yard*. From a
standing position on the rail
road track, fully exposed to
tie's-, be opened fire at onr-e. but
t: ning to silence the gun, rushed
forward r 1th his bayonet fixed,
through a wheat field toward the
gun emplacement, failing within
t'-venty-ftre yard* of the gun with
hi* right leg nearly sever*-.]
jjbore the fcnee. and with sev
eral ballet holes In his body,
with undaunted courage, he con
tinued to fire Into the emplace
ment from a prone position, kill
ing two of the enemy and dis
persing the rest of the '-few. Pri
vate Oilboy's home was In Bos
ton, Mas*.
V/ .- r, fiood wau-ra interfered with I
t» power plant a factory In a Midi
pan city belted the chassis of a 40
horsepower motor truck to its main
driving belt.
“--UNTIL ME HAS
GIVEN EVERYTHING"
Guynemer. Franco's aco of arcs, who
made the supreme sacrifice in the last
.months of tho war. said many times
before he died:
"No man has given anything
until he has given everything.
There is no limit to the duty
of a man -when ns country
needs hsm."
The spirit of Fr#» . typified by
this hero, was the nt .rvol of tre
world through four oars of war.
Americans, in honor of their dead
heroes who like Ouyaemer gave every
io.g. will not fail to put the Victory
Liberty Loan over the t >p.
Jerusalem has been r of mosqui
toes. the cause of epidemics for many
generations, by an American sanitar
ias who obtained his experience in the
Canal Zone.
FOR SALK.—Strictly cash—a six
room holts >. all modern conveniences,
hi ; level lot and good soil. Enquire
this office. ’ Adv. tf.
FOR SALE—-Second Ilan National i
Cash Register. Burroughs Adding Mr,-1
chine, large Morris Safe, five dining)
tables Phone 237. Adv. tf. 1
Lot us figure your shingling and re-1
pairs Also filing and grinding. Sun- j
shine Sh. p. Phone R179 Adv. 1 mo. p.!
Two women up from Portland want!
w rk. Will do anything. Swiss lady
refers housework by day or month.
Educated American woman with sev
en years experience in stores will
clerk, wait table, or act as cashier.
Can furnish > i le. Apply Room
S6. Stedman Hotel . .Adv.
ANNUAL MAY
DAY DANCE
Given Under the Auspices if
Alaska Labor Union. Local No. 5.
Thursday Evening. May 1. 9:30 p. ru.
G -od Time for Al!—Tickets SI.00
ROOMS to rent Phone R 121
Exp-.: grinding and saw-Stting a
■ arpt-ater Shop—adv tf
LOST—Wrist watch. 14 gold karet
Bring same to Mrs. H. A. Hanson a'
Royal Hotel and receive reward. 6:. p
FURNITURE FOR SALE. —A fine
lilt! • range, beds, carpets, linoleum.
Call at the Nels Gibson house.
Charcoal Point. Adv. 6t p.
NOTICE TO HALIBUT FISHER ME?
Herring for bait at the Columbia
Salmon Canning Co. a: Tenakee
Adv. 1 mo. p.
SLABS! SLABS!
Excel! nt fire word, 12.39 per cord
at --aw asili if tak---n away at once.
FOR SALE:—12 h. p. 2 cylinder 4
cycle medium duty. Apply H. C. Hen
kins. f;>-st house scuth of Heath’s
store. —Adv. Imp
BUTTONS!
Made to order. See Mrs. Basse at
her new location next Hunt’s Store.
Adv.
SEATTLE CAFE. 1
We wish to announce to
the public that our New
Cafe on Front Street will
open for business on Sun
day morning, April 27.
The most cosy eating
place in the city. Best Chin
ese and American food will
be served.
Come and try a dish of
our delicious Chop Suey and
Noodles.
Open from G a. m. until
2 a. m.
TURKEY DINNER SPECIAL j
H Charlie Sing Manager K
kiwa wwa
RUSSIAN STEAM
BATHS
Rheumatism cured and
all ailments relieved by the
aid Russian steam baths,
Open every afternoon from
4 until 10 in the evening,
Woman in attendance on
Thursday, ladies’ day,
Next to Sparhawks store
New Town,
Open Sunday 4 to 10 p, m,|
Acme Sterling i^gal
—Engines of Quali, y—
For the finest boats that float
For Sale by
H. R. THOMPSON C to.
JOhN DAVIS
tV;
SON
riOXKKll
h< >at
UMLDKRS
Designers and buiidem'f Seine and trolling Icals. Al|
work guaranteed. Let us figure for your next boat.
IMaee > our order early to avoid rush
( an make quirk delivery on new or repair work
John Davis & S,m. Metlakatla, Alaska
KETCHIKAN MEaT COMPANY
PHONE 120
W e make a specialty of Camp and
Cannery Trade
Carstens Packing Co. Owners
NIGHT PHONE G120
KETCHIKAN CLEANING
S PRESSING WORKS
Suits Sponged and pressed. Dry or
Steam Cleaned. All kinds of La
dies oarments. oioves. snoes
spats, wool srurts &. sweaters
All Work Guaranteed: Phone 222
?ROWN & KUMER, Props.
EASTER! "
Hat Mode/f
-v \sti r.
V.\* ^
Mrs, George Washburn
NOTICE TO BEACH COMBERS
D. I. Harner of tbs Beaver Falls Pow
er Co., will pay top prices for pood ce
dar lops. Adv. lmo p.
FOR SALE.—Gas Boat 25 feet long
a goad condition, with 8 h. p. Ralm
’r eogitte, 4 cycle, in good working
order, for $55C, at tie Mather iron
—Adv. 1 no. p.
TUG INVERNESS
Solicits towing of all kinds.
Work done by the hour or by
the job. A trial will convince
you that your work will be done
m a quick and reliable manner.
For particulars inquire at the
Stedman Hotel office, advpl-5
a a .* a .* r. .;. «g. A c . a
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* CHAS. H. COSGROVE *
* Attorney at Law
* GENERAL PRACTICE *
+ Ketchikan, Alaska •«.
4* 4- 4* 4* *;• •:-•{• s- -i- d- 4
t Sfedmsn MoteiOffice t
► «
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't HARRY R. RACE ♦
Optician
► With R/us Drug Co. +
EXAMINATIONS FRE" *
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KETCHIKAN
D raying Company
Ail Orders will be prompt-r and
carefully execuAu.
Baggage Delivered Day and
Nieht
ED. NEWMAN, Prop.
Office Phone 60 Residence Phone 157
Jewelry Shop
In Watches, Diamonds Jewel
ry. Spectacles. Cut Glass, Silver
ware. Clocks and Curios._
REPAIRING a SPECIAJLTY~
Jeweler
Thirty-five years Experience.
■4
* + -f <•
+ +
b flavine been repeatedly re
<■ requested to take Music Pupils, I
am at liberty to teach a limited ♦
+ number. 4*
■b Terms: +
* 2 hours a week $10 a moin.n +
f- 1 hour or two half hours a week +
'e $5.00 a mouth. +
+ .N'o lessons given unless pupil ♦
f bas practiced at least, on an aver- +
+■ age one hour a day. ♦
$- Mrs. Alexander A. Brindle +
f ( P. 0. Box 523. +
+ *4 + + + + *
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IMITATION
rue sincere*! form of flattery, that
vhy it pleases u to hear that other
riri' • ‘r 'lo work Just like
- ,t la a ir.Lc; -o the excellence
ir iauaerint wnK ’ we fully ap
i.-iie Hut why not h o the origl.
Send us y< or was,,.,-tes and
,1 won t nave to say mg;. ere a»
uerfect as ours. The work \ he
jura and the real thing.
KETCHIKAN STFAM LAUNDRY
A COmplete Line of
k.
Dry Good'.',Ladies' Ready
to-wear and Men’s Fur
nishings.
PICTORIAL KEViEW PATTERNS