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ASK JIM’S OPINION
Washington, Jan. 14—The
l Comptroller of the Currency
i ha? asked the opinion of Dele
gate Wiekershaxn on the ad
■ \ Usability of granting a nsSi«*n
a! bank charter for Seward.
! Application has been made for
s oh an inslution my people
‘interested in that city.
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A message has been re
ceived in Cordova by E. t.. Ha
; wood, from McCarthy, stating
' that Fred Young, a prospector.
! «' dead on (tic S ishana gtacie*
| 3Ud asking for the aJdres> o
- ramsly. No cot . „ were at!\
en. Young left Cordova Oe'.ob
or •»: to re:.:rn to the Sushac y
where he had been prospect
: uig. having been sent in thcr
about IS month' age- by M
Harwood, and in the absence
details, it is presumed he me
- death while g . w
hi? outfit.
! AN INTERESTING MEETING
A goodly bum'll of live mem
! *ers were in attendance at I lie
I Commercial Club mooting a?
i she City Council Chambers :as;
ight. The session lasting
A m S ..’do k till ner.rly eleven
i vmong the important matter'
iseusse-t were she securing of
propnahoi'-s for aids to navi
ation and a w re drag surv'y
>f Alaskan wafers and fisheries
egislalnn. Several inlerest
'Vg letters to these and other
natters were read from Dele
gate Wickorsham. Governor
"5" : g •: .i . jhers. The sec
c?,»ry -e ported sre is factory pr
gross in eoileeling and for
g da',-, to Go5 'gate Wisk
vs Ik -’I ;a regard the Fed
■ ’A . sir ;• . The pros
'pecl ?s of the Grindaii T *,w
‘lie C. . came ip for discus
| -ion. mostly of a humor '
1 ire, and no direct aeti «.i
i ■> ?he C.I h \v.-.s reconimcuA
j j THE |
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I WARNER’SFEATURES, INC. |
g PRESENTS g
1 THE LADY ;Y LAKE 1
« £1
g In three parts $
2 The Visualized Story of Sir Waiter Scott's M
m Beautiful Poem ££
| Gorgeous—Inspiring—Thrilling §
cb3X$3X£3XS3X£3X£3X£33 t5-v3 Ci-j3C£’'-J3C£52
smtcsagasaacaas ss*K&«s«i
ed. Under the head of new
business President Brown re
ported interviews with mem
bers of the City Council and
various merchants in regard to
building Cliff Avenue to con
eei with the proposed C.hai
-oat Point Hoad. Nearly alt
of them expressed themselve- ;
as being in favor of the C;*v j
building it at the present linn ;
in order to famish work for :
I
the many unemployed during j
Hie dull season. The objec
tion that the City has no funds
was met -'with the suggestion
that the Cork he paid for in in.
erest bearing vouehrrs. the i
j
same to be accepted bv the j
Ketchikan merchants at fare j
v- ue in trade. The plan w;e
favo-ed bv the Club members
present, but on account of the
wade , varying estimates as to
he eost of the work, it wa
onsuiered advisable to secure
•m> > data and K. A. Heath ]
was appointed to confer wit!
‘he street commissioner regard
ing the cost :>f same.
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Kighth episode of the Pe< -
its of Pauline at the Dream to
night. adv.
Br talrt ^Civil Service.
Life lu a civil service office Is a very
(Jnb affair today. But sixty years ago
it appears to nave ua IU compensa
tion*. Sir Algernon West, who enter
ixl the admiralty to 1851, recalls, iu j
bis ••Reminiscences." toe figure of an
official "a Mv a re oivared to a black and
snuffy suit." it was toe chief clerk, j
Til -■ gentleman "orcsstonaiiy came to |
the office in me morning dressed in a j
great frilled sum rront and evening 1
clon es ana announced that, as he was
going to ome oat that evening, he
si; mid not or at the office the next
day. Frederick Locker, who always
wore k:d giavea to tne office for fear
he would dirrv bia bands with ink
• • • was «n xntlv not impressed
with tbe dlgtutv ui the man or tbe of
dee. fur on my assure him what hi«
duties were be said. ‘All I know is.
that whenever t want a clean towel or
a piece of fresh soup. 1 always ring
the bell and send fur the chief clerk!”' i
—I-oudon Clrjkea
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THE PHONE IS 91
J. C. FOORD
Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Piione 45, Ketchikan.
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States?—Send them the Dally
M'ner. Phone 89
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Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
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PHONE EITHER 77 OR El
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At the Threshold of the New Year
Nineteen-Hundred Fifteen
“Ring cut the old, ring in the new, In expressing our appreciation of
Ring, happy bells, across ;he snow; the good will and patronage ex
The Year is going, let him go; tended to us during the past year
Ring out the false, ring in the true.” we also wish our friends a Happy,
TENNYSON. Healthy and Prosperous New Year
During 1915 we shall keep pace with every ad van e in the science of pharmacy, shall
handle thi best goods only, shall give prompt, courteous and reliable service, and endeavor
by every means in our power to promote the welfare of our customers.
Let ug be your Druggist during 1915
Ryus Drug & Jewelry Co.
Established 1901
Phone 39 •
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