DOLPHIN SAILS
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Seattle, May 22-The Dol
phin got away for the north on
time la>: night. Her passen
gers for lv k; are F.
Smith. J. D. H ie. R. F. Bur
lison, Samuel Coiu L. A. In
man. A. Boshma a d wife. J.
Schlothan aud one steerage.
Hl-ru WA-WA AT
OYSTER BAY
Oyster Bay. May 22—'The
conference among the Protec
tive leaders continues a? ‘.in
place, Gifford Pinchot an I
George Perk.r.s arrived here
today and others are e.-.pe I
M any time.
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A NEW MILK MAN
H. C. Robb, representing the
Pacific Coast ConJenssd Mi:k
Co., manufacturers of the
famous “Car., .on,” is in
town and will give demonstr:.
' tious in the loc i store- t
morrow. He has d:< -seJ sev
eral windows : ei with
the product of his company.
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BEST TYPEWRITER
ON THE EARTH
Herman F. fi g Lre Id.
Seattle representai . ■ of the
Oliver Typewriter Co., is a lo d •
\Ui:or, giving demonstrations
of what he says is the be-t
typewriter on earth—The Oliv
er.
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NOTICE TO BAND MEN
Report at the Band Hail
promptly at 7:15 tonight for
a little street work preparatory
to future events.
R. K. ROCKEFELLER. Di e
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An American Princess at the
Dream tonight. adv.
Kimonas >1.25 each at Field;
—Advertising
TALK FEST IS
sip
Niagara, May 22—The med
iatory board h. - begun its ses
sions in this city. A note was
the Hncrtau delegates
-ounding them on tentative
plait? for peace, and an answer
is expected this evening. A
communication was received
Iht- morning from Juarez ask
ing that the Constitutionalists
of Mexico be allowed to send
representatives. A session of
the board will probably be held
tonight to decide whteher they
w : allow the Constitutional
i'-,' a seat.
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BALL GAME TONIGHT
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Don’t forget the ball game
tonight between the Counter
Jumpers and the Hard Work
ers. It is scheduled for 6:15.
and should prove nteresting
as both teams are out for
blood.
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FOREST FIRE ON
GRAVINA ISLAND
Quite a serious forest fire
seems to be burning on Gra
ving Island on the south slope
of fhe mountain across from
town. The timber there is so
poor a character that no at
tempt will be made to fight
the fire, which will probably
burn itself out. The fire looks
a' though it had darted near
the little lake and worked up
on to the mountain.
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WILL LOAD BOX SHOOKS
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Agent C. M. Taylor was in re '
ceipt of word from Seattle this j
morning that the steamer San
ta Ana i? on her way to this !
purl from Seattle. After ar- j
r:v >: here she will proceed to
Hadley, where she will load
50,000 box shocks for the
Hunters Bay and Quadra can-i
neries.
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Peg top dresses at Field's, j
advertising.
Pathe Weekly at the Dream 1
tonight. ads-.
Watch Repairing and Engraving Diamonds Etc.
BERTHELSEN & PRUELL
SUCCESSORS TO
H. D. KIRi SE
Pioneer Jeweler
THE BIG CURIO STORE OP ALASKA
Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in all Designs
MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY
j
Satisfaction Guanenteed
KETCHIKAN ALA8KA J
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e Stedman
M. J. BUGGE, Proprietor
Alaska’s Leading Hostelry
SERVICE THAT SATISFIES
Office and Sleeping Rooms By the Month In the
0 New Tongass Bldg. 2^
k Headquarters for Canners, 3
|| Miners and Traveling flen S
KETCHIKAN -- ALASKA, 0
THE POLICE STOP
PROCESSION'
London, May 22—The police
had a stubborn fight on their
hands yesterday afternoon te
break lip a suffragette proces
sion which was advancing on
Buckingham Palace for the
purpose of handing a “Votes
for Womer" petition to the
king. Numerous arrests were
made.
SENATE TOWORK
OVERTIME
Washington, May 2- -The
announcement was made last
night that starting Monday,
the Senate would hold night
sessions in the effort to clean
up the immense amount of
business that has accumulated.
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W. J. Sully the carpenter
had the misfortune to cut off
the end of the thumb on his
right hand this morning.
GRIP OF THE VAMPIRE
Three reei feature of sen
sations. A film subject worthy
of the highest commendation.
Ask any one who saw it in
Portland or Seattle. Also ask
them about the next three reel!
feature As In A Looking Glass,
with the wonderful Marion
Leonard in the lead. The great I
est emotional actress on the
screen today, will appear in this !
production of the literary gem. j
If you have never seen Miss I
Leonard perform you have miss I
ed one of the big treats of
life. Tonights show’ is dandy i
but watch for the one Saturday
and Sunday and at that you
will receive a picture of Miss ,
Florence Labadie. of the Than
nhauser company at the
Grand. adv.
FISH CO. MUST
SHOWJOOKS
Seattle. May 22~The Booth
Fisheries Company have been
ordered to produce all their
books and records before the
Federal Grand Jury now in ses
sion in this city. A rigid in
vestigation is being held of the
alleged illegal combina
tion or trust of the halibut
buyers of this city. The jury
has been working on this in
vestigation for over a week a.id
have examined dozens of wit
nesses. There is some prob
ability that the New England
Fish company's plant, which
the fishermen claim works in
conjunction with the Seattle
“trust" will be also investigat
ed.
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ROW B^flTS ARE
POWER BOATS
It may not be generally under
'food, but in the opinion of the
Custom- Service a row boat with
an overboard motor come- un
der the head of a power boat
and as such must comply with
the requirements of the sen
ice in the matter of life pre
servers. fire extinguishers, etc.
If you own or operate a boat
of this nature, you had better
go up to the Customs House
and see about it.
WELL KNOWN
ATTORNEY HERE
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Maurice D. Leehey. the ;
well-known mining attorney
of Seattle, is a local visitor,
registered at the Revilla. He ’
is north on. business connected j
w ith the smelter site at Hadley ;
part of which Hans Anderson
claims as a mineral claim. Mr, j
Leehey with his witnesse- in ,
the case will go over to Had
ley tomorrow and then north
to Juneau on the Dolphin.
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Dixie Land at the Dream to
night. adv. j
Buy a Home and Save Rent
Lot, 100x100 2 room house, fine view. $1,200.
Lot, 50x2000, 2 two room house 22 per cent, $800.
Lot, 60x50 corner, view of the narrows $450.
Lot, 50x100 4 room furnished, Time $1,250.
Lot, 50x100 3room furnished house, time $1,$00
Lot, 80x150 2, one room shacks $800.
Lot, 50x90 1 room house furnished $500.
Two lots, 50x 72 1 five room house 1 three room house
partly furnished, terms, $3,200.
Lots and houses for sale in all parts of the town. Furnished
and unfurnished houses for rent.
H. L. Fedderson
MINER OFFICE
Ml VESUVIUS IS
Naples, May 22—Ml. Vesuv
ius continues to erupt inter
mittently the periods becom
ing more frequent, every day,
and it is fered that a serious
outbreak is imminent. Thous
ands of people are leaving the
vicinity of the mountain in fear
pf what may be coming.
IHEllmUPA
NEWSPAPER
Lima, Peru, May 22—A bomb
was exploded in the office of
the El Commerico, one of the
leading papers of this city last
night. The building was wreck
ed and one of the editors was
fatally injured.
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PREPARING FOR BANQUET
The committee in charge of
the preparations for the Com
mercial Chib banquet to be
held next Wednesday evening
l ave everything lined up for
what promises to he the most
successful affair of the kind
ever held in Alaska. In the first
place an excellent menu lias
been prepared. first-class
music secured, and a lialf
dozenor -o toasts arranged for,
all of which will be of interest
to Ketchikan's people and the
visitors within her gates. After
the banquet has been disposed
of the floor wilt be cleared for
dancing, and President Berg
stresser says some of the old
time favorites in the music
line, in addition to the latest
pieces will be played. The
Rink has been secured for the
evening, and nothing will he
left undone to make this ban
quet the finest public function
in the history of the town.
Secretary M. A. Mitchell has,
sent out over two hundred in
vitations, and the greater num
ber of them are being accept
ed, so a large gathering of the
representative people of this
region, both in and out of
town, is assurred.
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The Ryus Drug es Jewelr>
company i- having the front
of its store painted today.
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Purse found containing
small amount of cash. Apply
Miner office. t f adv. ;
Rink Theater and
Skating Rink
10 - cents - 10
No Admission to Spectators in
the Afternoon.
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PROGRAM EVERY OTHER
NIGHT
Pictures Going On and Skat
ing at the Same Time.
No Charge for Admission to
Skaters.
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS
ARE NATIVE NIGHTS
LADIE’S AND CHILDREN’S
SKATES 25c.
GENTLEMENS SKATES 50c.
Evenings: Doors Open at 7:30,
First Show starts at 8:15
EVIDENCE IS ALL
PRESENTED
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New York, Mav 22—The
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presentation of evidence in the
Becker case was finished last
night and the arguments were
begun tliis morning. It is ex
pected that the ease will go to
the jury Saturday or Monday.
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JEFF AT 10 TONIGHT
The steamer Jefferson on her
her way south will be in port at
ten o’clock tonight, according
so a wire received from Wran
gell this afternoon. She will
load fish at this port when she j
arrives.
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CANNERY PAINTING UP
Superintendent Jno. R. !
Beegle is keeping up with the |
procession in the paint line. 1
and has given the inside of the |
Pure Food Fish Company's
plant a coat of white paint which
greatly improves its appear- |
ance. Work on getting the j
machinery in shape for the ;
coming season will begin with
in a few davs.
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George Green, formerly sup- '
erintendent of the Steveustown ;
Mine at Hadley, is registered
at the Stedman. lie is a wit
ness in the Hadley Smelter1
ease.
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AT THE DREAM
The show tonight promises to j
be very interesting. The Bio- ‘
graph drama is a good one. j
Dixie Land is a beautiful ,
story of an old darkey of the ,
south seeing his old plantation
before end after the war.
Pathey Weekly contains some
very interesting worlds news, j
special mention being made of ;
a duel between two of Uncle
Sam’s Cavalrymen on horse
back. The Pathe Weekly this
number is one of the best we
have had. Take the show as a
whole, it is well worth seeing.
Saturday night we have a two
reel feature, “When We Three
Meet Again.” But you had bet
ter see the show tonight, at
the Dream because it is good.
advertising. J
SCHOONER HAS
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Seattle, May 22—While mi
hee way north las( night on a
fishing trip, the schooner Vic
tor Eathan broke her tail
shaft as she was going through
Active Pass. She was brought
to an anchor and is now being
towed to this port.
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SALTIJLO
Juarez, May 22—Word reach
es this place that the Federal
forces at, Saltillo are evacuat
ing that city in anticipation of
an attack by the Constitution
alists. The troops are heading
south to (lie City of Mexico,
but hundreds of them arc de
serting to the rebels, taking
their arms with them.
ALKI IN AND OUT
With seventy-five passengers
on board, the steamer Alki
left for ibe south about two
o’clock this morning. Four
teen of her passengers came
from this port, the balance
from points north. She load
ed 11 boxes of fresh fish and
5 4 tierces of mild cured fish
while here. Of these 22 were
shipped by the Diamond T
company, and 32 by the Salmon
Packing company. Among her
passengers from this port were
W. P. Powers, Mrs. Julia
Thompson and Mrs. Jack
Lauth.
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MAY IN NORTHBOUND
The C. P. Rv., steamer
Princess May made port,
northbound this morning about
two-thirty. She had six pas
sengers for Ketchikan, among
whom were Mrs. A. Copeland
and Maurice D. Leehey. She
will be in southbound, early
Monday morning.
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See the cavalry duel at the
Dream tonight. adv.
Fay stockings, Field’s. adv.
MINERS & MERCHANTS BANK j
J. E. CHILBERG, President. fj
Vice-President of the i
Scandinavian-American Bank. Seattle ?
J. R. HECKMAN. VlCB-PREHIDENT, !■;
President
J. R. Heckman & Co., Inc.. Merchants
A. R. LARSON. Ca.SIIIKB.
O. S. LARSON AUDITOR. |
Transacts a General Banking Business
| Ketchikan - - Alaska
STRONG STOVE CO.
W. G. STRONG. Manager
Monarch Ranges
Coal and Wood
Cook Stoves
Hot Blast Heaters
Camp Stoves
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Heckman Bldg, j