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PKICHIO CENTS _ KETCHIKAN, ALASKA. FRIDAY. FEB. 21, 1013 VOL. Ml NO 7
ALL READY
HIT BULL
T: : : g “Hard Times" Bill
t be g ■ by ‘he Red Men a*.
l.i'.l :.morrow r ight is to
L S'.'me ir-.ss. This is some*
g a ent than the usual
s. We have had
-- - and grand balls
r ugh balls but no
y i T Everybody come
The musk* will be six pieces
■ - i : • . - been re
: first class
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MACHINERY FOR
HADLEY MILL
\ K }' " :f Hadley arrived
M -.r’p.'A tb's moru
He - : sen - ruth n
r.e** ■ urn: r.rn w:rh
the new rr 1 at Hadley. He
g
; .. Li- bee;, waiting
- w.I. -oon be read)
for o
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
is a national holi
: the -tores
- u e" will be
E •: k. the power
\ - herr Mach
k' ,! ill Goveramfst
-a - losed. Tre
• V. .. be open Sun
day hours only.
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TO EXAMINE
BRUCE PROPERTY
F_ . - • - *.o leave Mon
■ v i ; r *.. Brace mine near
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I COMES IN WITH
A JURY RUDDER
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The halibut schooner Jennie
1 Decker is on the beach for
a new rudder. It seems that
they were about 35 miles off
Cape Adding: ;-n and had j -
made a set wr en i :e bolls let
go and the rudder dropped off.
They started for harbor at .
the LaPaloma wh.ch was about
three mile? away at the time,
picked up their boats and fish.
Then the LaPaloma towed the
Decker to Sea O r Harbor,
•where they u k some.of their
top rigging and made a jury
!rudder. The • \* r..ling they
started for Ketchikan and ar
rived ho: - t -tee:
* \ means •. pi • ‘
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| Anderson. E. D. Skogn
iro m. F. \V. I? %, . E. Kao
E. " me- - . W
and eleven rage.
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CAME ALL RIGHT
A nice Utile r» rot :i cons
m.itee met the- Mariposa tht~
-■ f Doc, 1
honey and bride who were
(aboard. The intention was
have the bar. 1 out - at the hoc
was -.•>:• late, ho wever Doc was
received :n props?r -tyle even
■{ he d:i come off the bo
alone and looking innocent.
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Tice So A
Fishermen's - ' ;>n r.av.
nged their headquarter*
\\ ogelE to Keiehikan.
H1 eh T
i THE STEDMAN |
pr Serves the Best Meals in Town m
25 cents and up ^
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0 Western Meat & Fish Co. $
* Branch of Frye-Br-ha Co. *
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' Packers and Jobbers of *
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1 Fresh Meat, Provisions and Fish
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0 We Make a Specially of
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STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and W ood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
Heckman Bldg.
'HUERTA TAKES ORTH
■ROJSTAi TRIAL
Mexico City. Feb. ?1—That; will be called at once. Diaz will
M.dero will not be permitted to be the principal candidate, and
,, - s. :t is not thought that Huerta
are the couutrx but w .
, will run.
‘executed is the prediction on ... . , .
i- i Later.—Madero is to be held
*U sides today. Huerta and his- ,iX,, an investigation into hi'
[official family took the oath e. ads as pres t and is to be
, if ice today. The y cl- brought to f at on the charge
-tion to choose ; - o' murder..
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met Cover is not
i the new c ernmenl' <•'
:!e\ •• that the er must ad
»»»idieale all claims broiigl I .
alvei ': n citizen-; and ! e all
sses suffered
pi
The • - v. :: tot
g
ve million.
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BUILDING ON DOCK
\V *rk'nen are . stn: ding a
v bu.. ting he -tub m
ngs Dock at the foot of
*nt Street i-r. the >e of
tley Thompson in connection
itb his King Salmon b siness.
The old bagg ge room on the
■ jck will be tor:: dow The
. k :- to be extensively re
■ aired and a ne
isirueted.
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RECEIVES SAD NEWS
'Word has been :ee-:dved from
i f *. Ckiries T >r •• hei
vnuJe i~ dead »: 1 that her
mother is seriou- y ill with
sneer.
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Wall Che- II
?*' Laugh! n wtr !*<-~enger>
south on the Northwestern
morning.
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For Sale:—2
-veral .-tuols ' R ‘ B ui
-■ -y. adv.
THE SEVERE
WEATHER
STOPS FIGHTING
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London. Ft : . 21—The severe j
\ - .iher that they are having:
the B:-.ika - ha< put a stop j
all he.-: k\e- in that quar
• Both the Allies and
"ks are resting and streng
< :ig their position ready for
e resumption of active ooer
. as soon as the weather
derates.
BOATS BUMP DOCK
The Northwestern and Mari
posa bumped ‘he dock last
ght un*tl they have trouble
Tihg the door of the office.
! you want to hear profanity
; .re and undefiled, wander,
-ound to Charlie Taylors of
; t ce and mention doors to him.
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BAKERY SUPPLIES ARRM/E
Jimmy Bergen's outfit ar
i ved from Valdez on the
' jithwe-tern this morning and
J mmy says he will be ready
! .r busines- before long.
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"Their Golden Anniversary'
a beautiful story at the
I ream tonight. adv
Mrs. Field and daughter
Fvadna report that they had a
ry pleasant time in the
..-'•juth. They also ordered a
•;vv -to* k of ladies appearal
- ‘lie - ore which i- due to
a rive on an early boat.
paper mor.ey, and is of a
size and shape convenient
to carry i the pocket to
the Bank for deposit
You Keep the Bank and
We keep the Key.
a ttsvsaiiS’BKaaan «
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Savings Department Of The
I MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK
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K. M. B. CLUB WILL
NOT DISBAND
The Kethikan Motor Boat
Club met last night to consid
er the matter of disbanding.
There was so much enthusi
asm displayed and so many de
linquent members expressed
their intention of paying up
back dues that it was decided
not to disband. The Club ha"
accomplished a lot of good
work in this neighborhood and
should receive the support of
everybody. There will be an
other meeting on the 28th
v hen some of Jerry MeGraws
famous fish chowder will be
served. All members are re
quested to be present at that
ti ue.
suffSts
BURN PALACE
JARDENS
London, Feb. 21—The Pavil
lion and Restaurant at the fam
c’i" botanical gardens around
Kew Palace were fired last
night by the suffragetts and
are a total loss, Many were
arrested and confined for the
[offence.
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MARIPOSA GOES NORTH
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The Mariposa went North at
in early hour this morning. She
[Lad 93 passengers, 14 of which
[were fur Ketchikan. Marshal
Faulkner was aboard bound
dor Juneau.
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“The Spanish Cavalier” is a
[beautiful picture at the Dream
tonight. adv.
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J. J. Daty arrived from the
South on the Mariposa last
: night.
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Eight different subjects on
; the bill at the Dream. adv.
Portland, Feb. 21—Federal
;Attorney Jolm MrCourt, Hie
prosecutor for the Stale of
{Oregon, lias resigned. He lias
| been appointed by Attorney
I
| General Wirkersham as sper
jial assistant in the investiga
tion of the American Tele
phone and Telegraph Go. now
being conducted by the Feder
al Grand Jury at Seattle.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
AT THE DREAM
“Arrah Xa Pogue” is the tit
le of the feature to lie shown
at the Dream Saturday and
Sunday night. It is a beautiful
Irish Drama brim full of pretty
scenery taken on the Old Pod
itself. The acting is first class
in every way. The story deals
with the Tyranny of the Eng
lish. an dthe religious troubles
in that country in the earlier
part of the last century. It
itakes three reels to tell the
story. You can go to the
j Dream then to the hard times
ball at Red Men’s Hall. adv.
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MURPHY-WOLGAST FIGHT
Considerable interest is be
iing expressed among the local
. fight fans about the Murphy
Wolgast fight which is to take
{place at Frisco tomorrow. The
Revilla is headquarters for the
sporting bunch and consider
fible money has been placed on
the result.
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-ALMOST TORN AWAY
The old Tongass building is
i rapidly dissapearing. The
^roof has been torn off and they
!are busy tearing down the
| outside walls.
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