The DRE A M THURSDAY and FRIDAY
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SHANNON PIPE
You can’t afford to mi 5 this excellent picture. As portr*ay
ed by Dorothy Dalton “Love Letters” becomes a living,
breathing thing that iu’H always remember.
SON OF DEMOCRACY, No 7. “NATIVE STATE.” This chapter shows the Pome
er life, Indian fights, and trials in the bacwoods days, of Abe Lincoln.
IN TIIF UNITED STATES COMMIS
SIONER’S COURT FOR THE TER- l
RITORY OF ALASKA DIVISION /
NUMBER ONE, KETCHIKAN. PRE
CINCT. AT KETCHIKAN, ALASKA '
IN PROBATE
'•i tlie 'natter of the Estate of Henry:
\\Vl3te-. deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is iherebv given that the un
dersigned was. on February 11, 1919,
duly appointed special administrator
of the estate csf Henry Webster, de
c v'l and that a1! per* -ns bavimr
laims against the said estate are re
cuired by latv to present them, u th
■N> pnner vouchers, within six mon
ti*' = from the date of this notice, t"
tile 'Undersigned, at the office of
& Ziegler, in the Heuneghan
in tie town c£ Ketchikan,
.Risk a.
at Ketchikan, Alaska Feb-;
■ary 13th. 1919.
!■'. J. Furnivau,
Sp.-ci n 1 Admini st ra tor.
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"!t • nov a Ziegler,
\ttera--y-i for Administrator.
■ liV.ntion Feb. 13.
blicatiun March 13.
ti i: VEU.OW TICKET" Satan's!
■ . . ,.:rt With FAXXIE WARD at
' Liberty Theatre tonight.—ridv. •
V IT\T> - Piece cf jewelry. Owner
: ivs ss.me by applying at Wins
Meat Market arid paying for
hi ad.—adv. tf.
We Wis-h • o
A SPECIAL RHAl
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The kind that paves you money on all "cods.
OCR CLOTH1* '. DEPARTMENT
Price: are now greatly reduced on all women’s
(’onto and Dresses; Men’s Suits, Overcoats,
and Overcoats, Mackinaws and Overalls. Also
Boys* Suits and Overcoats.
Sceln" is believing, come, see, make a pur
chase and save money thereby.
The HOT1
ARCHE
.no :ov
HU;
iarters
Coal minors detneand 'beer in- their
home 3. Most people nre si ad to set
jnst coal.
One s\va]low does not make a sum
mer, nor does one submarine make a
blockade
See "The Yellow Ticket,” and the
Christy Comedy “In for Thirty Days” \
Liberty Theatre tonight.—adv.
STOP THAT ACHE!
Don't worry and complain about a
ibad back. Get rid of that pain and
'fineness! Use Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Many Ketchikan people have used
them and know how effective they are
Here's a typical case.
Hubert Larimer, painter, Sll E.'
CJrace Avo.. Spokane. Wash., says:
“Most painters have some trouble
with their kidneys. I had always
!md good sound, healthy kidneys un
til a year ago when I did have a spell
with them. Every muscle in my hack
ached and it was about all I could do
to straighten up after I bent over.
My kidneys were weak and caused
in- considerable annoyance.
A friend working with me advised
ue to try Doan’s Kidney Pills. After
I had taken one box, I felt like a dif
ferent man. for all the trouble had
left.”
Price GOc., at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy, get
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same that
Mr. Larimer had. Foster-Milhurn Co.
Mfgrs., Hugalo, N. Y.—adv.
Fannie Ward, in “THE YELLOW
T1CKTT,” Liberty Theatre Tonight.
—adv.
We will put the Edison Phonograph in your home on free
trial without any obligation,
VVe invite comparison, arid will gladly put it with any othe.
machines under the same conditions.
WALKER DRUG CO T;
Your Rexall Store
Phone 26,
SEE the persecution of the Jews at
tlio hands of the Russian Secret po
lico in “THE YELLOW TICKET”
Liberty Theatre tonight—advr
BERNSTORFF
VISITED ALASKA
Count Bemstorff, tilie German am
mssador to the United States, made
i trip to Alaska and the Yukon in
L906, according to Dr. F. L. Goddard
>f Sitka, as well as others. Dr. God
lard recalls seeing Bernstorff aboard
.ho steamer Humboldt the night Jos.
MacDonald made the assault on tfho
mptaln at the Treadwell dock. Also
Whitehorse officials recall that a man
answering Bernstorff s description,
passed through as far as Dawson. He
was traveling under an assumed name
and had several traveling companions
Just what Bernstorff’s mission was
to the north is not known, or why he
should make the trip in secrecy. It is
supposed he continued down the river
returning to Seattle via Nome and the
outside route- It is also known the
Humboldt that trip made most of the
Southeast Alaska ports at nieht and
the weather was So rainy and stormy
it is impossible the German ambassa
:
lior U1U IlUl xnave an vgpu/vt
pain much information regarding the!
mines and canneries.
At the preliminary hearing of Mac
Donald for assault on the Humbo'dt
cap taint a certain witness testified
that a man .speaking broken English
was shielded behind one of the air
funnels with a woman companion.
This man made one or two sly re-:
marks while MacDonald was walking
fhe deck in a rage, which made Mac
nonaid furious. Eventually becoming,
so mad. lie lost all control, MacDonald j
bawled out the two people, partieu-!
'ar'v the woman. They beat a hasty |
-etre >t to their Staterooms. The man
"•as Bernstorff.
later a complaint was lodged at
Wastitietfon regardin'* the action of
Mn„TV"3ld at the deck Ifreim the Oer
e.on pnntuilnt*-. This complaint rans
„] 11, fip.TMrirnpnt cf ie->Mee to cheek
un result hi" in the vigorous pi-nKe'-u
t.'cn cf MacDonald.
Tt was Bernstorff who made t.hej
pr.-r.i-l., ;*,t .and Wlhn was aboard tiro
HirnWit -with a strange women -com
"anion.—Cordova Times.
DDVTCE CALLS DTTCKS TO BE
BUTCHERED
According to the San Francisco pa
ners. luring wild ducks with a photo
"rarsh brought Ben Woolner former
Oakland City Attorney tile legal
limit in fifteen minutes on the mar
shes.
Wooirter has a dictagraph in his
office. He poeued a duck and let it
sr lpovk into the transmitter, making
a record of its sounds. Thn, with a
stohrun, the machine and seme fri-i
• ;ids for witnesses, he set out for the ;
marshes. The machine was placed in >
position and the “duck” record put
on. Aa 30011 as the squawks began to
issue ferth wild game .mobilized from
all points cf the 'Compa3S. Woolner
shot ids limit and came home. He
-a’lad his device the “Duekwer.fer.”
lie says it lias a range cf 1000 yards.
FOR RENT.— Furnished Housej
Keeping Room. Apply Mrs. Ha mil-;
ton.—adv. If. • |
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FOR SALE.—“ELSIE MAY,” 38
foot trolling launch for $1,100. Anc
hored off Pennoeh Island, opposite
Oil Dock. Owner on board.—adv. 6tp
For Sale—36 ft. fishing Boat—16
H. P. Heavy duty Engine. Apply at
Inman’s Boat House-—adv. 6tp
FOP. SALE: Majestic Range. 4 holes
with hot.water front and almost new
Phone 70. adv.3t.
FOR SALE:—1-2 burner Perfection
and 1-3 burner Comet oil stove. Phone
R-102.—adv. atp
Restaurant For Sale.—Address, M.
L., P. O. B. 742.—adv.
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WANTED—Girl at ,the Liberty
Lunch.—adv.
Expert grinding and saw-fitting at
.Sully - ' nrpcntar Shop.—adv tf.
INDEPENDENT
DRAYINCi CO.
Coal & Frsight Hauled
From all Docks
Office Phone 64 Re;-*. G 121
CHRIS SORENSEN, Prop.
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At The GRAN D
HARRY MOREY
<a .1
Comedy All Kinds
Happy Hooligan
Who does not know IloV
men are trained for the U. S. A. Ape
a big V comedy “Plans and Pagamas’
completes this big show for three
nights.
rUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND TH
URSDAY January 11, 12, 12
Harry Morey in
“The Golden CioiA*’
Labor troubles in a large ship
building yards is the foundation for
this “Vitagrnph Blue Ribbon Feature
starrng HARRY MOREY big physi
cally, big hearted and one of he most
popular screen star n the country.
See the terrific fistic battle in a wat
erfront . drive between two stalwart
brutes, an honest to goodness whirl
wind affair that starts the picture off
with a vim.
ULOitEN*:.E X
E R T V
At T H E L I
Thursday and Friday
A. 1L WOODS
Presents the Not,ed Screen Actress
FANNY W,\ RI)
And an All-Star company, in the great production
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SVSM MONTH.
And a < bristle ( . medy full to
the Li in: with roai of sainihter
Hear the
-OR T H I RTY DAYS
Three-Piece Orchestra Avitin their Latest liits
Stock
■Service
Is the Quality Right r
THAT’S a vitally important question you’ll want to
ask yourself when you buy your new clothes.
~ln normal times this question don’t bother folks very
much. But times have changed. A good many manu
facturers and retail merchants are lowering quality
to meet price demands.
We have always conducted our store on the idea that
to attain the highest degree of success a business
must be built like a sky-scraper—“for keeps. And
when we started in business here we put into immedi
ate practice our theory that to build “for keeps'’ re
quires adhering to the highest quality standards and
giving full value—selling thoroughly dependable mer
chandise at absolutely minimum prices.
Buy your clothes at this store and you will have a
feeling of security that both quality and price are
right because we sell
Society Brand Clothes, Florsheim and
Utz & Dunn Shoes, Cooper, Medlicott and
Cilastenbury Underwear
STOCK
J. R. HRCKMAN & CO
SERVICE