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KETCHIKAN BAZAAR
D, BROWER, Prop.
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THE PROG-11 IO'
Eentered al the F 1 ’
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March 3. 1ST?
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J E. RIVARD
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~ SUBSCRIPTION
Br aarrier. ror monte t *'4
Slagle copy _ «“ *U 00
ADVERTIS'.N ■
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The ProgressivAV
life voted to the !- •
Alaska la oartlets'.ar
- fa::
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Ketchikan. Alaska. We lr - ' ' ■ 1919
OUR ONLY REGETT
Unless this is
to be our last issue ot th; Pr: gressive
Miner. From toi
giving the people of KetY-. r .urged daily.
In leaving the field that ’ p > V ustling the
last three year? and eight m we take along
with us an only regret that we fell
far short of giving the pc- -pte ' "• paper they
deserve. If there is a e .;ty :r. the entire
country more deserving ‘ t :he h : everything
including a newspaper; tit a; --atunity will
have to show us. The t mity
a« a whole.are the best
any town. They h:v - ' t we gave
them and have beer r. a: r.r fruits. and
rattier than complain they " I in
cause they saw we were doing be . unde
conditions. We did "d. r. rde-r heavy
difficulties - tint
the people that • -hich '--- Id ' ■ . yet
expression of --.atisf,. rr readers
were frequent. It was this exp ' — of satis
faction that mad: ov-r :* . d' light and
kept the “old he---: ir. It "hunk you.
During these years by the fra ion of
our opinions on varios made
lporan.mie E .:
ed. especially with re rn ----- rreve of his
convictions. Tit' . 1 ' Yvvn bal
anced by the fact *rr-‘ .Yrs can
truthfully say ~i.
“fen
expressed our opir'
belief and nc - Y
not even Ge
crats. Thank -----
with the :'s=vrr
and forgive our
As t the new and
ever its title may
owners succ-t-s* r-t
hope that they -it Ket
chikan the newspr; r t d ; tt
r%, ' - » tT-- — -• » •»■ - w» —• -W ' » W W— -
MAYOR PETTY ON THE WAR PATH
Municipal and federal tax shirkers are hav
ing trouble of their own these days. Mayor
Petty is on their trail and purposes following
to the inferno, if necessary to make them come
•‘through" with their share of the taxpayers’
burden.
Mayor Petty said yesterday that both the
Northern and Ketchikan Iron Works and others
h vo always managed to evade paying mercant
ih licenses; but that so long as he had anything
.1 do with the municipal government, all the
evaders shall be attended to.
But why were these people exempted from
n-”i"c faxes all these years? Were our former
vc mposod of “generous in spots" men;
ignorant of their duties? It is useless
that al -r.g that line of endeavor, Mayor
V H! end plenty of supporters, for none are
' • icabie as those evading municipal taxes.
• Gompers is likely to rise in the esti
vation of the American people when they read
he has been picked out among a few others
t denunciation by Lenine, the arch
■ of Russia. Lenine wrote a letter to
rir.n Social Demokraten in which he
:vt: "Now no real socialists can fail to
degradation they submitted to when
- <; -heviks in Russia and those led by
v". an. P.enaud, Vandervelde, Henderson
v. they supported the war of 1914-18
who incurs th eenmity of Lenine or
becomes from that moment a respected
: - the verdict of all decent people.
PROGRESSIVE KETCHIKAN
r. -in today is the greatest fish center
: 1 if civic progressiveness can assist
that lead. Everything that will
- Ketchikan attractive and conveni
shvnnen immediately is seized upon
the authorities and carried out.
*-;t • improvement which is proposed by
• • ’ Ketchikan is the construction of a
■ re the fishing boats can land at all
Thi p va not taken, however until
had been laid before the people, who
■ n endorsed the plan by a vote
218 tool.
light well take a leaf out of the
- • ' \?ib progressiveness. Nothing
- - i. encourage or assist new enter
• -v v r brave man who will attempt
r.r.v improvement in the city which
.- • ( \ ^' - 1510116 V.
■ . - construction of a dock at the foot of C
- '‘ning out to deep water would mean
' h r added to the business of the
r rd y r-. b at “it shall not be” has been
■ the men who rule Cordova, and
v. ult it isnot.—Cordova Herald
SERIAL . 1 • 1
Department of th r T
States Lead Of: -, .1
February 12- 1919
NOTICE IS HEREIT .
Nordstrom of Had:
filed in this office .
tention to submit final fir
in support of his he: '
tion for the following ' ’
situated in Lat.* 3'- = 2:
132s IS’ V.’ on the • "
Prince of Wa'.:= ’
hora,-e and west .= ' o‘ sr/.”
known as Hole-in the V.'
cd as E. S Forr-st S:rv : ■ . - *
follow,:
"Beginninc a: Cr No
on line cf ordinary ‘ -
bight, whence T? S I. '
3. 9° 54’ 51” E.
50’ 59’ W. 10.03 chs.. ;
thence N. 39s 21’ E. I"
0or. No. 3 then' 3
chs., to Cor No. !. M r
of ordinary high t:d t:
derlng said line (1) S r
.. N. 84* 15’ E ..
S. 15’ W. 10.00 chs. ft; 3
W. 4.70 chs. (5) N '
chs., (6) 3. 7s 43’ W .
8 39* 45’ E 1.7f- ci -
W, 1,30 chs. (9) N 4. 4'
chs, (10) N. 33’ 1.7 "
(11) N. 35’ 13’ W 1
39’ 2’ W 2.81 chs • r’
place of beginning. '
area of 20.57 acr s, ” r
17’ E.
Said proof wiil : - - ■ f r
fore the Register a:.’’ '
July 5, 1919, by 'A
claimant and the ' 0
nesses, Erica Spray and La. --
both of Juneau, Alaska.
C. B. Walk
First Publication Apr.
Last Publication June 1 19V-.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
United State- Land Off."
Juneau, Alaska.
April 10 '
NOTICE IS HEREBY < rv” ’
Eugene Wac-1 cr :! T.'erf, f
ita. ha? filed t-t-i. if .. inf-.. :l:n -
cn «*
;vETCHIKAN. ALASKA
: SOURCES OVER $750,000
* better time than now to save for the
home you are going to build
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
f v- - proof in s'Jrr-ort
’ *(j ’ c: 1 for !&r d
y a. r Surrey Xo.
55’ 24* Long
r’y shore of
m ! Toagass Xar
r'j.-; ;t of Kec! !•
« ■ r:' <1 as follows:
Cor Xo. 1, M. C.,
*• o'* x-. 2, hears S. 32*
r,d is Tinders? fl, X.
.TV: fO) s. 60* GO’ V,r.
; 55’ V.’ 2.40 chs.
-:' 12.10 chs (5 S. 70*
. , ;■ --l • - 929
2. M O, o*i line of or
'Wards Core, thence
•20 cr = to Cr. Xo. 2.
'• p2’ K 32 71 chs. to Cor.
- SO’ 25’ E 20.4 S chs. to
' ’’ C.. tire place of begin
'•5 acr -. Mag. Var
T-’
.Hi bo submitted by
’ *-•• of ’he folio-r ing
C r.*" I>. Sterner. Wil
,'h of Ketchikan, and
V nd Richard P.
• f V.'ard’s Core, on t* e
• ’ '10, befer William
t". - C ora® iss • oner, »•
K tchikar.. Alaska.
EPflE (' FTUSBEE,
Register.
A ril 24, 1S19.
• July 3, 1019.
OT 'ENT Or THE INTERIOR
•j' ted States Land Office
•lusa&Uf Alaska.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN That
Thomas Stevens of Kuaaan, Alaska,
Las tiled notice of his Intention to sub
mit final five year proof in support of
his onto stead No. 01413, for land etn
1 — U. S. Forest Survey No. 37,
situated in Lat.. 55* 3S’ 30" N„ Long..
132’ 27' W. on the north shore of Ka
lla y about 13-4 miles northwest of
K;—aan Village, Prince of Wales Isl
and. described as follows:
“Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence
T" S. L M. No. S25 bears N. 23’ 4i'
40" V*. 110 1 chs. thence to Cor. No.
2 N. 63’ 24’ E. 7.23 chs. thence N. 85°
E. 0.23 chs. to Cor. No. 3, thence S. 24’
E. 19.28 chs. to Cor. No. 4 M. C, on
lb— of ordinary high tide Kasaau Bay.
/> meandering (1) N. 44’ 30’ W.
2.00 chs. (2) N. 87* 00’ W. 4 60 chs.
<3) N. 80’ 00’ W. 2.40 chs. (4) S. 310
chs. (5) 3. 60’ 15’ W. 3.10 chs. (5) N.
83’ 00’ Y.r. 9.00 cl.s. (7> N. 34’ 15 W.
2/7 chs., said hay *o '-’or. No. 5 M C.,
tie? • N. S’ 26’ W. 13.63 chs. to .lor.
No. 1 the place of beginning, contain
ing 33.12 acre3, Mag. Var. 23’ 53’ E.”
Said proof will be submitted by said
S’ ver.s and by two of the Allowing
wi ?ses; Edward Young, Jacob Li>
trant, V.h W. Cole, V/ E. Taylor,
of Kassan, Alaska, on the 12th day of
* 1 * William Maloney,
I. ". .3. Commissioner, at his office at
Ketch’Van Alaska.
C. B. WALKER,
Register.
rat Publication April 14, 1519.
J. a,’. Publication June 23, 1315.
Eastman Kodaks and all the Trimmings
F:re Staticren. Ecck: Vitvvs, TcIcCCc'Fit k irL 'lfckle. etc.
PICTURES WITH OR WITHOUT FRAMES
VC'e c’o deve!op;rg eh pi Vil. e e'e Fktuc Fur, rr
Kodak, Stationery and Book Store j
An ericcr. J't’.ie Cco1 :t ■ . 5) c.: ( itlfrf e 5} tc'c •\
li your favorite blends oi Tea, ( hep Stioy, Nocd'p .
SoUpS, liit't 1 ( r i HC Ct fSt ! ti I i ; K. ' l
Lu i ' : ; : ; (]; . i . • i u ’
Afte -t
Breakfast 5 a, -
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parties Catered to
D riser 11 ?. m. 0 :.:\ all night till 2 a, m,
8TH BOW fAf»
Cedar and Hemlock. We can
• i'd< . Sithi r stock or cut to spediica
■ ; ee that oui prices are right.
Phone to the
:V. Is I KAN LI ■ 35 BE R & SHINGLE CO
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: ' iiHr -.;rn«!*i
i IJ ifI s ii 311/ a/ c?
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CT^i
rd Makes For Sale
CITIZENS LIGHT, POWER & WATER CO.
HEADQUARTER? FOR COMMERCIAL, CAN
NERY AND MINING MEN
Firs* Ol^iss Cafe anr1 Bu'fnt in Connection
SPECIAL WINTER RATES FOR PERMANENT GUESTS IN GOOD
CLEAN ROOMS STEAM HEATED, AND WITH ALL THE SERVICE
AND ACCOMMODATIONS OF A FIR' CLASS HOTEL—RATES
UPON APPLICATION
KETrHI *
o ASK A
\ve Jianufuciuie and Keep in Stock all Kinds of
SPRUCE AMD CEDAR LUMBER
tan fi!] any order either stock
or cut to specifications.
BARGE BLANCHE
For CLar.j. fer Freight Purposes
KETCHIKAN POWER COMPANY
CONKLIN’S SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN
NON LEAKABLE, is guaranteed.
Should any disatisfaction whatever arise, we will give you
now ■ • pen point. You can obtain this same service
f iru your dealer from whom the pen was purchased.. Should
u fail to obtain that high degree of satisfaction from your
ONKI.IN PEN that your judgment dictates, the full pur
S io.se price will be refunded. For sale by
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50 a Suit, well
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| quantity. Come early and
have vour oick.
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ueyeral Machine an;
hdryj Gas Lnnmes
ietyl?ne Welding Biacksmith Wort
ho;! . •: ;:rj Outfit
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Marine Haiiv av, at ‘... ai Point
V; uGTr.::M meat & fish company
BRANCH OF FRYE 3RUHN CO.
PACKERS AND JOBBERS OF
Fresh G:eat, Provisions and Fish
We make a specialty of
SHIP AND CAMP TRADE
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Most wear
per dollar
HAKES LIFE'S WALK EASY'
TRADE MARK
Ou: Crossett Shoes are designed and made to Rive most
per dollar. Our customers tell us that they do!
We are not surprised* at that. For many y .. .j the i
t has stood for the best in design, leather, and \
i unship. C.'lrossett standards have always been maint
and always will be.
Fetus show you the fine, new models for spring and sun
We have Crossett Shoes for women as well as men.
Tongass Trading Company