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STYLE and VALUES
KETCHIKAN BAZAAR
D. BROWER, Prop.
THE PROGRESSIVE-MINER.
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SUBSCRIPTION' RATE?
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Slagle cops __5 wtu Os? year. IS.00
ADVERTISING RATES FVv - , :*au<i
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d«TotS’i to i« Vst S. .tiestera
CisSi ia airticaJar av-i Tarravro several
Ketchikan. Alaska. Tuesday April 1919
WHAT ARE WE ' VAITIN FOR?''
“What is the matter with to: people here
abouts anyway. Are t .. r merely in
different about the 'ho tor. - - .. -aid a
member of the commit:y-os or by.
He said that Anchorage 1a. roe ; gone c ver
the top: that he com.I see r.: d reason for
Ketchikan to he lagging. An .1 :i rum is about
right, as *.ve must admit : s tuinerence. At
least that the vuty it 1 h .or. most in
tend to subscribe tor tttr.e are us a:t.t they
purpo se finish the ; :t at vs hat - c sts.
But in all seriousness are not drifting away
from our a st . ■ it mem
ber distinctly how up mury previous
loan. How vre invested in War d o ings Stamps
--•st t. help Uncle dan voted wo
men nearly broke their neons t: answer every
a~; of the Red Cross. C: or.tea.ro ' ■ itr. the pre
sent evident indifferentor • oa* oas
rone over us. Let us su
'A;
After all has been said: r onto
all concerned to the alsagr-c ::
almost C is run to-'- :ur : u.ooo .o
paddle has ’teen : or '
men who kindled that r:
telegram to the lerislatcrv
:fter.se against the country.
We have found r.t z:~:: reo r. t
opinion as expressed in tor r.r-t
last Friday. The ::r .u-u
still holds, which ---as:
to credit it t: tk: u turtle--m
An -
ref ected ver th
to follow threat.
However, their reams t
via or sis e they i
mistake, and the : :m:r or.: '
for it.
more than any -.rer -
an acknowledge then. .
grets. After odd tr.ey .
wanted us to :e.:e' e t:
o ".pressed by
i. violent that
. 1 the mud
o oer h old the
o ring of that
0 any serious
h ppy to say.
: change our
. ■ moment of
rived at then.
;. whole, the
■ we prefer
-. treachery"
1 . ynsrs never
t were sure
of treason.
•’.edged their
intire them
yours truly
•'or. we don’t
-ottoress re
’ ad as they
,o they sig
-?
r.ed that instrument. It \fas evidently a bluff
unaccompanied by premeditated evil intent, and
so far as we are concerned, the inciden tis closed,
•-mi it we said anvthina that was uncalled for w
their action, all we can do is to express our sin
cere regret
When a whole bolshevist army surrenders to
the Vkranians, such as occurred a few days ago.
there must be a screw loose in Trotzky-Lenine's
machinery for keeping theproletariat on top.
Perhaps the Ukrainian general offered them an
xtra meal a day and a bed to sleep in.
A LANGUAGE OF CRIME
Aim: st every set of criminals has its distinct
ecaiiarities : language, or argot, and the I. W.
is v. • exception to the rule. Recent investiga
ti r.s the federal authorities into the workings
: this body have resulted in compilation of a
• writable glossary of terms. There is this differ
. between th eslang of criminals and that
rich, springs spontaneously out of the needs of
p rtieuiar occasions, that the former is devised
promote secrecy, not to give expression to
"•ghts ter which existing language is inade
uate. Philosophists are able to estimate the
c'.c.m. ter and the progress of a people by the de
.cpmer.t f their language. From this point
: view the I. W. W. argot makes an interesting
udy. It will be observed that it is a vocabulary
ii-i yaity. unneighborliness, inhumanity and
rse. There are no I. W. W. words for home,
friendship, mutual forbearance, thrift, faith,
- charity. It is a vocabulary of depraca
ti:r. <:f the solid virtues.
The English language as at present constitut
. f: r example,contains no words to express the
T W. W. conception of an employe who works
•."-■reeiatively for his erployer s interests. Such
;■;m-i ye is. I. W. W.ese. a "Mr. Block." Block
- emr’.oyed in thesense of oostruction. as is
'.lustrated by the verb "to block'’ by throwing
cries in the way. and by blockade. There
re "blocks" which are helpful, but these are not
■ nr t: the I. W. W. etymologists. A "cock
:.:h ' in I. W. W.ese. is a person who is loyal to
- h me town. Tr.e idea that loyalty in little
begets greater loyalties has no resting
i-.'ace in the wobbly mind. The chief of police
Prv is the "town clown.’ A "cossack” is a
. •. r.ted policeman. A "barbarian" is an ordi
■ _ — polilemnn. "No rogue e'er felt the halter
vcith good oainion of the law" fits the I. W.
-V ... Local chambers of commerce are
. = mated as "comical clubs." There are sever
' rhrase- tor destruction of property, especially
•• v;_ pretending to serve the interests of those
- h m they seek to ruin. "Turning the cat loose ’
t earing the wooden shoe' are two of these.
A which no I. W. W. are employed is a
■ booster" job. —Oregonian.
ST-3- ■ t
Drpancxtt of tie I-*.-- -
States Lard Oidte. 7:* *' -'
Fafcrcarr 1- IMS
NOSCE IS HSSEBT • ■ • t tea; 7 <
Karima of Had'.e~ A'.Mia. »
filed jr tifis e£c* notice -if '-is «
tea tier to satert ffiaal r'-? r-'-ir 5- *
1= ssppor: of Ha ioBrntea-l •:;* i
tic— for tde i e ii:iiz l - ~’; ’ • ■ -*
situated it Lat. "I ' S' Ye -ft
1?3'* IS" TV. or tile east i'i • o’
iri ~est ?L 11 - if nt’ ’. ’ :
ed &•; T 3 Forest ~'ir 7 4' 1-. i •...*
foiler.5
“Berlaaitr it O r N’t ' v v
os lire if trdi-vrr Liz- 1
bight. wfceaae T ? - " ?•:
3 V it 5t --■•••
SO’ » tv !*..>* cis 11 Cor S*i -
teet.ce \ *>’ il' E. !r •: <•'_ -
Cor S': S.iiaace 5 : >’ ' E '
42* . r-^, C'j? X? r ?! '' r' .1
■ieriag saM lire 1 S 1’ 4r E. 4 1
Cas. S' *4* 15 E. ill r - •
S 15’ tV 1 f)M cfcs. 14 ~ : • ■
tv 4': cis. ' s' 4' tv :
e ~ * , ($* S '5 4r tV . ; ore
S »’ 4S' E LT e’as. '• 3 4
W. 145 oh? «&•* S' 4 V 4* T. '
ft*, a-:-) s'. «3* is' e :.■ ■
m » 55* is w
%y % tV. f ?! cds - . *">r :
place of ie tint:: 1. coata-ir. _■ e
siea of 1' IT acre; Me.? Var - ’
IT- E.
3aSf proof will - ; d v/r-i H
fore tie Register itf T: ' !” * t
: _ i, lMSf ; eid
5 4* "i ■ r . *g *
testes, Erfo-a gpra.7 &ad Lai- St n 7.
both of Jor.eac. Alalia
C R tValie
Firs'! Pcb’icaf. >.t Apr;. IVf
Last PtibJjcatkua ir:t» 15, 1S1V
OEPARTMEHT OF THE \~E~ 0?
Utlter Elates Laad C‘-V.t
e.-ea., Alaska.
April li. If IS
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN
£_ ... f_.i roi*:e x t
:o
KETCHIKAN. ALASKA
hi^SOURCES OVER S750,000
Vo better time than., now to save for the.,
home you are going to build
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT
*
SlTTiT No
- Tat. 24' X., lejcj.
- -;.e ZOYlhUTlr short of
- arm tf Tongas? Xar
* I BOf hvett of Kechi
d-scribed a.? foD<m:
Cor No. 1, M. C..
~ L M. N- 2. beats S. 32*
~ < : 2 raeasderinsr 42 N.
• ' chs 42 5. «’ W.
= 43' W 2.4*> else.
- W 12.lv eh? <5 S. TO*
- : W 29
■-.r No - IT C, oa tine of or
r*~ ■ ;rtfs COTf. thence
N 'V .V .5 c-bs. to Cor. No. !.
' "s'- pi’ E 22.T1 cii to Cor.
- -.i S •*'• 23' E 12.4? chs. to
! M. r the place of begirs
33 acr • Mag. Var.
43' E.
; TtrJI! be sabmitted by
• - i.-.d rf. of ".he following
Oeorge I* Sterner VT53
~ d hot'-, of K&tchikac. aad
3Vai*i avd Richard P.
-f Ward's Core, on the
! • J~:~ 1315, before William
r' ■' Commiesioner, at
; - Eetehikac. Alaska.
EPFTE 0. FRISBEE.
Register.
P April 24, 1519.
p~. .I.eat.CT. foiy 2, 1315
tr=iRT«tST Or“THS lf«X£R>-R
,- ted Sute-s i-aad C**tts
- *
!
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN Tilt
Trotras Stereos of Kasaan, Alaoka.
has Eled notice of his intention to sub
mit final fire year proof in rapport of
his homestead No. 01413, for land em
vraced is T". 3 Forest Survey No. 37.
eltuated in La?_ 55* 33’ 80" N., Long.,
132’ IT W. on the north shore of Ha
as Hay about 13-4 miles northwest of
Kasaan Village, Prince of Wales Isl
and. described as follows:
"Beginning at Cor.. No. 1, whence
C 3. L. M. No 525 bears N. 35* *4'
i’T W. 119.11 chs. thence to Cor. No.
2 N. 55* 24' E. 7.23 cha. thence N. 85*
E. 5 28 chs. to Cor. No. 3, thence a 24*
E. 15.28 cha to Cor. No. 4 M. C., Ca
line Of ordinary high tide Kas&an Bay.
•hence meandering (1) N. 44* 30' W.
2.00 chs (2) N. 87* 00* W. 4.80 ch*.
13> N. 80 * 00’ W. 2.40 chs. (4) 8. 310
chs. (5) 8 50* 15’ W. 3.10 chs. (?) N.
83* 00* W. 5.00 chs. 17« N. 34* 13 W.
2 57 eha, said bay to ’.'or. No. 5 M C.,
thence N 8’ 25’ W. 13 53 chs. "o lor.
No. 1 the place of begirning, contain
ing 33.12 acres. Mag. Var. 25* i» E "
Said proof will be submitted by said
Stevens and by two of the Gtlowing
witnesses; Edward Young, Jacob H
sratit, W. W. Cole, W E. Taylor, a!!
rA Easaan. Alaska, on the 12*h day of
' 1515, fee?- -e William Maloney,
V. S. Commissioner, at his office at
Ketchikan. Alaska.
C. B. WALKER,
Regi*’.-’.;
,-ji Pab ;cat;o:» April 14, 1511.
Last ruji/alkn jua j. leli, *
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Entire StoeK For Sole
Eastman Kodaks and all the Triniminsrs
Fine Stationery. Bcoks Views. Tctecco Fishirs: Tackle. etc.
PICTURES WITH OR WITHOUT FRAMES
e do developing and plint rg. V( e c’c Ficltre Fun if
Kodak. Stationery and Book Store
FOREST J. HUNT, Prop.
V- ___ /
THE NANKIN CAFE
Now open for business
American Style Ccekire...Shcit Orders a Specialty
CHINESE BILL OF FARE
Ail your favorite blends' of Tea. Chop Suey, Noodles,
Soups, Rice Dishes, Chinese Desselts Fruits S Nuts.
Lcuie Vr. Imj? « u. (tji: -i ! g i '.lttu
After-theater parties Catered to
Breakfast 6 a, m. Dinner 11 a, rr.. Open ail night til! 2 a, m,
r,v^,^v,v>vsvv>f'sV^!Vyv>rr.-.Virruv»nc_'v- c
Send In Your
Orders now for
All kinds of Spruce. Cedar and Hemlock. We can
fill any order. Either stock or cut to specifica
tions and we will see that our prices are right.
Phone to the
KETCHIKAN%AJMBER & SHINGLE CO.
A Complete Stock of all
Standard Makes For Sale
CITIZENS LIGHT. POWER & WATER CO.
»- - _ ^
f— -—-—
Stedman Hotel
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 FIR' CLA8S HOTEL—RATES
UPON APPLICATION
KETCHIKA i lASKA
.... i ii J
_ * _—
We Manufacture and Keep in Stock all Kinds of
SPRUCE AND CEDAR LUMBER
Can (ill any order either stock
or cut to specifications.
BARGE BLANCHE
For Charier for Freight Purposes
KETCHIKAN POWER COMPANY
CONKLIN’S.SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN
NON LEAKABLE, is guaranteed.
Should any disatisfaction whatever arise, we will give you
new p ' pen point. You can obtain this same service
iru 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
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RlgWHB
SPECIAL mis
Men Union Suits Cooper’s
Quality $2.50 a Suit, well
worth $4. Only a limited
quantity. Come early and
have your pick.
P. J, Gilmore, c/ofw
mmiiii.Eij MAimnCi »» ok
Standard Gas Engines General Machine and
Oxy-Acetyiene Welding Blacksmith Worl
Deep Sea Diving Outfit
Marine Railway, at Charcoal Point
WESTERN MEAT & FISH COMPANY
BRANCH OF FRYE BRUHM CO.
PACKERS AND JOBBERS OF
Fresh Meat, Provisions and Fish
We make a specialty of
SHIP AND CAMP TRADE
f
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KETCHIKAN.
-ALASE \
Most wear
I
per dollar
TRADE MARK
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 j .a. 4 the :
Ciossett has stood for the best in design, leather, and \
rnanship. C3rossett standards have -always been main!
and always will be.
Letus show you the fine, new models for spring and sur
We have Crossett Shoes for women as well as men.
Tongass Trading Company