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CITY or SEATTLE ARRIVES
With 138 passengers on board the
greater number of them tourists, the
the City of Seattle arrived from the
south yesterday afternoon. She had
j but two passengers for Ketehikan,
| Capt. W. H. Tina and Sam Maxwell
i She had 17 tons of freight for
Ketehikan. having arrived Ht and de
parted from Seattle on Sunday. Her
passengers from Ketehikan included
I. E. Fisher the Remington Type
writer representative in this region;
X. C. Xnnson. the keeper oftlie Five
Fingers lighthouse: H. E. Chastain,
H. L. Morse, and Mrs. C. A. Little
aud son, the latter on their way home
to Hadley.
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THE BOSTONIANS ON
THEIR WAY SOUTH
Word has reached here that the
famous Juveuiile Bostonians will ar
rive here some time ,next week, and
show for a few nights at Red Men's
Hall. Their stay was cut short on
the way north owing to their hurry
in getting into t lie interior where
they made one of the biggest hits
in years with their new musical num
bers. They are playing in Juneau all
this week to packed houses. Bert
Lang and his mother who have sole
charge of the company, are contem
plating a rest, so this may be the lost
appearance of this famous little group
for :i couple of seasons. The dotes
will be published later.
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YOUNG GARDENERS
A RE TO REPORT
The children who are competing
for the Civic Club cash prices on
flower boxes or Lower garden spots,
planted and cared for 1 v themselves
should report to Mrs F. d. Hum.
not later than August 10th. By or
der of the President.
MRS. G. F. PA UP
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JEFFERSON IN AND OUT
With mueli canned and fresh fish
on hoard the Jefferson made port
from the north last night. Her car
go consisted of <53 boxes of fresh
j |,nlihut from Petersburg, S boxes fresh
i salmon from Wrangell, 155 barrels
salt herring from Petersburg; some
thing over twelve thousand cases of
canned salmon from tho canneries at
Petersburg, Scow Bay, and Tnkn
inlet. Upon arrival here shO loaded
on 2,700 eases of empty cans for
the Scowl Ann cannery, took them
over and after discharging them there
loaded on 2,500 eases of salmon. Tn
addition to this, she was to stop at
Hoe Point cannery and take on what
salmon she could Hi re. Twelve pas
sengers hoarded lie' here, II. Linder
berger, J. L. Myers and wife. Fred
Patching. C. <''ar’«e« (j. s. Maynard
mil family. H. V wver, James .V
Betty, F. 0. Johnsto < >, Mrs. F. Wos
terlnnd and Viola \Y isterlsnd.
BILLY WOODVrT''1TH COMING
Billy Woodwor'h, Alaska’s inimit
able comedian, accompanied by Cv.
Confer, Lyric ten' >nd cabaret star,
and Andy Anders- ■>, the college foot
ball rag time pianist, arrived in
Ketchikan today in their 28 foot
boat, bound for tbo Fair at Frisco,
where they will put on the same show
that they have taken the northern
cities by storm with. This trio prom
ises to give the show going public
one of the best vaudeville and cabar
et shows that has ever been put on
here, introducing their own compo
sition and character - numbers. They
will be at the Dream for one night
only, as they are in a hurry to get t?.
the Fair. Watch for £he date. adv.
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BEARS WOULDN’T STAND STILL
Jock Sparling and George Folger
are telling some great yarns about a
hunting trip they went on last night.
They went down towards Wards Cove
1 .in;; for bear. They reported see
ing a lone fellow first, which they
fired at and missed. A little further
along they saw a she bear and two
cubs, and again they loosened up their
-12 centimeters, with the same re
sults. Neither one will acknowledge
that they had “buck” fever, but they
certainly did some poor shooting.
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