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WAITS FOR DAYLIGHT
Owing to the fact that she had
| freight on board for the Xaket Inlet
| cannery, the City of Seattle remaln
! ed in port until after midnight
last night, so as to arrive at Xaket
; Inlet during daylight this morning.
Nine passengers boarded her here, a
mong them being Milo Hoadlev and
wife on their way to Portland. The
Seattle had “5 boxes of fish on board
from northern points and took on 37
boxes of salmon here, 3 from the
Xew Fugland and the balance from
the Ketchikan Cold Storage Co.
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FRANK P. WALSH.
Chairman of the Federal Com
mittee on Industrial Relation*.
Photo by American Press Association.
Do Not Gripe
We have a pleasant laxative that will
just do what you want it to do.
^texggC.Qtde'tEiea.
We sell thousands of them and we
have never seen a better rented y_ for the
bowels. Sold only by US;
The Ketchikan Ding C-... Inc.
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Three comedies at the Dream to
night. a<Jv.
ALKI IN SOUTHBOUND
The steamer Alki is in port south
• i ound this evening, and after loading
] n Newt Casperson's salt fish will
ike on 600 eases of salmon, the fin
. sh of last year's pack. a. the Ketchi
an Cannery. James Thompson am'
arnily will go south on her from this
port, as will Newt Casperson and Mrs.
Sickles. The latter is on a vacation
trip.
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NORTHWESTERN IN PORT
After a rather stormy voyage north
'the Northwestern arrived In from the
| outh shortly after midnight last night
j and got away again a couple of hours
nter. She had IT tons of freight for
town and but one passenger. There
re 233 passengers on board the
essel, the greater number of whom
re for Skagway and the Westward
•oints.
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A GUILD SALE
A sale of aprons a»d home-made
■andy will l>e held by the Ladies'
Tuild of St. Johns Church. at the
Jtiild Room, next .loor to the TIos
pital. Saturday afternoon. April IT
beginning at two o'clock. Refresh
uonts will be served free. All arc
invited. tf. ndv.
REAL UMBRELLA WEATHER
The past 4S hours have been real
umbrella weather with a vengcnnee.
! It has rained almost steadily, and
i no gentle downpour either. Aecord
I ing to the weather record kept at the
Power House up the creek, two Inches
! of precipitation fell from Tuesday
I evening at six o’clock to the some
t time last night, while from stx last
| night until nine this morning one and
one third inches fell. Thus far this
month, the total rainfall has bee na
little over twelve inches
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TWO ARE DEPORTED
Owing tot he fact that they did
not possess the requisite amount of
cash. Tony Voliano and Louis Pavi,
two Italians were refused admittance
from Prince Rupert by the Federal
authorities this week, and deported.
They were brought over from Rupert
by the City of Seattle, so thePacific
Coast Steamship company had to car
ry them back to the port whence they
came, and they left on the City of
Seattle.
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Spring Hats on Display at Mrs.
Washburn’s Mlllenery Store. adv
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Fence pickets to order at Snllv’s. ad.
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