‘ 1 '***' |J
Ml >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦*♦ + +♦ + *+ ♦* 4
f Alaska Indian Baskets Fossil and Walrus Ivory *
I BERTHELSON & PRUELL *
* SUCCESSORS TO +
I H. D. KIRMSE *
* PIONEER JEWELER *
t THE BIG CURIO STORE OF ALASKA +
♦ Nugget Jewelry and Indian Curios in all Designs
J . Mail Orders A Specialty +
+ Satisfaction Guaranteed +
♦ KETCHIKAN, ALASKA +
4 4
m m m in IJ.X XXXXJ.X.LXXJ, J. A
**##••••••••••••••••••••*{I
s Professional •
H Cards •
» HjHU, | I *
S IWh announcements here is per month •
JNO. W. ARCTANDER
Lawyer
4PECIALTIJES:
CWTbrtKWn Law
MitiW Law
^iWAMdin, Seattle, wash. '
S. A. PLDiMLEY
Attorney and
Counselor at Law
Office-Town Council Chambers,
Ketchikan, Alaska.
C. E. 1NGERS0LL
ATTORNEY at law
Prompt attention given to perfecting land titles ,
and securing patents.
Ketchikan. Alaska j
C.HAS. H. COSGROVE
Attorney at Law
JBNERAL PRACTICE
KAZIS KRAUCZUNAS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
General Praetioe
Ketchikan - Alaska
Dr. R. KENNEDY
DENTIST
KETCHIKAN - ALASKA
Eagles
AERIE No. 162 Fraternal Order of
Eagles meets every Friday evening at
8 o’clock, E. C. 'Austin, W. P. D.
9thith Harris, Secretary; Dr. H. C.
Story, A. P. Phone 47.
T 1 ' ■ • • 1 1 • • .....
KETCHIKAN ATHLETSC CLUB
The Club Rooms are open
every night except Thursday
from 7:00 to 11:00, at
Moose Hall
corner Main and Market streets
-1
HENRY C. STORY
Physician and Surgeon
Acting assistant surgeon Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service. Exam
ining P.iysician Equitable Life fus.Co,
and N. Y. Life Ins. Co.
Cor. Main and Mission sh, over U. .
Customs office. Phone No. 57.
J. L Myers II. L. Myers
Drs. Myers and Myers
Physicians and Surgeons
New Koel Building
KETCHIKAN - - ALASKA
Dr. G. E. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN uml SURGEON
Dr. Beatrice P. Dickinson
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Member American Medical Association.
Piist intern at Chicago Hospital for Women
amt Children. Past resident physician at
Benedict Home. Des Moines. Iowa. Office in
Dlcklr.son-Cosglove Bldg., Hours till 10 a. m..
to 5-7 p. m.
Ketchikan Camp, No. 20, A. B.
Meets every Mondays evening
of each month at Red Men's
Hall. 8 p. m.
Visiting Brothers Welcome
H. M. Stackpole, A. C.
D. Smith Harris, A. ft
FISHERMEN’S ASSOCIATION
Meetings of S. E. Alaska Fish
ermen’s Association held every
Thursday at 7.30 P. M.
Violin Instruction
for terms apply to
J. SUMPF
opposite Red Men’s Hall.
Also private lessons on all kinds of instruments
Alaska Steamship Co.
Sailings from Ketchikan. Northbound
“JEFFERSON”—June 12th and 24th, July Gih.
“DOLPHIN”—June 27th, and July 12th.
fteturiTin^ Three Days Later
Most Comfortable Ship on Southeastern Alaska Route
“MARIPOSA”—June 8th, 26 and July 14th.
“NORTHWESTERN”—June 14th and July 2nd.
“ALAMEDA”—June 20th and July 3th.
Westward Ships Stopping at Juneeu and Skagway.
Returning about eight days later.
Largest and fastestSteamers running to Alaska
AU sailings subject to change without notice
Tickets to Seattle, Tacoma, Victoria an d Vancouver, B. C.
C. M. TAYLOR, Agent - Phone 64
HUMBOL
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
I S. S. Humboldt sails from Ketchikan for Skag
| way, and all S. E. Alaska Ports on or about
the folowing dates:
JUNE 1 and 12
And every 12 days thereafter, leaving south
| bound three days later
I HECKMAN WHARF COMPANY, Agents
• Piling, all lengths, Orders 3
| for same filled promptly
| apply
] FOSS BROS. & CO.
;3 Hadley
* Leave orders witn
^ Capt. Connell, Hotel Stedman
Ketchikan
Dray ing Coin pan>
CHARLES FiiYZEL, Prop,
Dray in g
A.U Orders will be promptl
aid carefully executed.
|Contracts Take; For An/ V>or
CONTRIBUTE. °
II was not the intent) on 01
li,o “Contributed” article
Wednesday’s Miner to start A11
I argu ment. Rather to - ':>(• w tha t
tiiere could he to nr even i11
Alaska, means of revenue for
school purposes, aside fron'
saloon license. But since Mr.
Runl has brought forward the
venerable and lonely argument
of the liquor traffic—revenue,
perhaps it will be a good idea
lo “broaden our minds” by a
little discussion of this greet
question that is occupying Mio
niads of millions in our.coun
try at the present lime.
It is evident that the great
;empcranee movement through
out the world lias been little
thought of iu Alaska. V) hen -
ever the subject is mentioned,
(lie usual reply is, “Well, Al
aska is not ready for it yet.
The same argument was made
during the agitation against
gambling. But Alaska got rid
ef legalized gambling and i
still alive and fairly prosperous
We will never be ready for a
dry town, if we wait for the
saloons to tell us the time ha
(omo.
Discussion of questions set-;
people lo thinking and the liq
uor traffic has been discussed
bj such good purposes that a
bout three-fourths of the Un
ited States i> now dry territory.
We have just as capable peo
ple in Alaska as any where, so
lo! u< go forward with the rest
id our nation.
Considering the saloon as o
source of revenue, we must ad
mit: The saloon makes drunk
ards and paupers, and crinm
ir.nl> and unhappv homes, fel -
ble-minded children, and the
I Mtier (or, here, the petition
-igner) makes saloons. If you
;;• k them why, they will prob
j rd.dy reply "We need the rev
ici'iie.” When the liquor traf
| fie is exterminated root and
1 branch by national constitu
(,'onal prohibition, the number
; of dependent and otherwise un
' desirable citizens to be cared
for by the lax payer will be re
j'iuced to the vanishing point,
land lliere will be no lack of
legitimate revenue for all needs
| This is evidenced by the record
i i! f prohibition slates, counties
! and towns.
The Federal government col
lects a little less (ban $350,
.'00,000 from the liquor traf
fic. The average legislator and
many a good citizen is hon
estly of (lie opinion that tins
liquor millions are needed lo
ineel the enormous expense of
government. They sincerely
deplore the liquor evil and
would gladly sec it abolished d
it wore not for the delusion
lhnl there is financial profit in
licensing the same. They see
il c coney pouring into the liu
tiom coffers, and iue amoiinl
I.:.m•"< 1 on I he on id column of
he ledger, mid go n- their way
without stopping in consider
il,e debit side of ti e account.
They do not see (lint “the cost
of Ihe drink traffic (u the Un
did States approximates, nn
nually *r>,000,000,000 in los.~ j
of products, mortality and in!
crime and pauperism, Five bil-j
lion dollars as against three
I mid red and fifty millions—a
balance of $4,050,000,000 on
ihe debit -itie. It requires more
Ilian thirteen times the amount
< i the revenue received from
the traffic to take care of i!s
consequences. These figures j
are we are assured by Prof. 1
John A. .Nichols in his “Eco • J
nomic Studies of the Liquor j
Problem,” the result of care- j
full and conservative investi
gation made by expert statisti
cians.
The abolition of the liquor
business does not mean the.
abolition of the money It repre
sents. But there will be hel
ler and wiser ways of collecting
il than through saloon-keepers, *
brewers, and distillers. Other 3
ways and# means will quickly 3
I e devised as the brains of vot- j
i rs. lawmakers and legislators. 3
are more and more free from j
Ihe benumbing and befogging <
influence of alcohol.
“Give me a sober people” j
.-aid William E. Gladstone “and J
I will take care of Ihe revenue.” J
MBS. A. L. SPAETH. ;
__ . -J._ *
CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT ;
To Whom it May Concern:—
I, the undersigned, having
h a. ed to W. D. Woodworth
and G. P. Drake, the Theater,
formerly known as the Gross
Picture Show, now known as
'1 he Grand Theater, I will net
ho responsible for any bills con
tracted by said managers of
-aid Grand Theater from the
(tth day of June, 1913.
Signed.
W. D. GROSS.
-+—
MARINE ENGINE BARGAINS
7 11. P. 3 cyl. Lockwood Ash
S'O. 4 If. P. Gray, $45.00.
10 It. P. Gray, $125.00. See
II. U. Thompson. adv
| Western Meat & Fish Go. $
! £ Branch of Frye..Rruhn Co. $
■; i
I * Packers and Jobbers of £
2 Fresh Heat, Provisions and Fish \
$ -- -—-- I
We Make a Specially of • \
* Ship and Camp Trade -J ‘|J[|
J Kectchikan, - - - Alaska i
.’ 5
;• w vw.-w vwi ww vwv v»-» vwv vwv v\ww\\«v*vmvw»
Tiie ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINE wiili
save you bolli time and money 1
■ '
FOR 1
SALE |
BY |
> I
Citizens Light, Power & Water Co. j
TROLLING OUTFITS
and
Fishermen’s Supplies
OF ALL KINDS
Blood Paint
the BEST MADE
E. E. Sparhawk
Newtown - Ketchikan
Alaska Coast Company
FOR
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porte
Connecting at Seattle xitn
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California j
“YUKON”, Northbound, May 23.
“SAMPSON”. Southbound May 20.
H. C. STRONG, Ketchikan, Agent
i i
Nothing but First-class Work Satlslaction Guaranteed ' '
Ketchikan Steam Laundry ii
F. J. CHAPMAN and HENRY PANKRATZ. Prop’s |
We guarantee to wash flannels without snrinking < >
Mending done free of charge. |
Sena in «cur work or leave your orders y
and Maude will call cor fbem. 2
New Town Ketchikan |
Immaii <hmmhhx »■? »ihkT
M. K. MARTIN, Proprietor
The Besl o( Wines Liquors and Cigars Fine aisortment ol
High Grade Bottle Goods
Water Front, Corner Front ana Fee Streets
Ketchikan, - - Alaska j
| HICIIFT GRADE CIGARS DEER £5 Cth |
| The Royal Hotel aid Bar j
I Hans Apsch, Prop. %
1 I
2 A CHOICE LINE OF WINES LIQUORS AND CIGARS £
X Kittht year old Cedai Brook. Bought in bond, tlie whiskey that made Keubika <j>
$ famous. A it bottl ed beer 25 cets per quart.Raiicr Mau t 25 oets per bottle ®
t <*
| Nicely Furnished Rooms $
by the day, week or month. %
t ®
|> South Front Street, .... Ketchikan, Alaska <?>
x <s>
EDW. BROWN
ASSAYER • CHEMIST
»
Ketchikan - * •• Alaska
INDEPENDENT
DRAYING COMPANY
Genera!
Hauling
and work of all kinds
IVicBAIft & ECOAra, Props.
CEMENT WORKS
OF ALL KINDS
Cmmneys A Specialty
W 0 R K S N E VV T 0 W N
KETCHIKAN
|
Opi c s to
HENU'CKS >N TIN bill'll*
C. J. CLEMKMSSON, liop
fr
Pacific Coast S.S.Co
Steamers Arrive at Ketchikan
as follows:—
City of Seattle, June 1G-2f
Returning 4 days later.
FRANK W. BOLD
Agent.
I’hoce 77. KETCHIKAN,
_ . TOT- I. -.1—" ■'
IV. ANDREWS Q . I’, n.
1M James Str jet. Seattle
R. D. REESE
D E N T I S T
j Office upstairs over Ryus’ .
j Drug Store.
KETCHIKAN. - ALASKA
I
.