ORPHAN HOME
Noting the increasing amount!
of delinquency among Natives in ]
the Southeastern part of Alaska—!
net including white delinquents in
Juneau which are mounting to j
proportions—Rt. Rev. Bishop Cri
mot, of the Catholic, churches of j
Alaska, is almost nearing a lopg- ;
felt desire of erecting an orphan- !
age under th eCatholic Mission
jurisdiction in the First Division (
and if reports coming to Stroller’s j
are not to far fetched, Skagway j
will have just that kind of a ;
home, according to the Stroller’s:
Weekly.
Ask about the Seward Steam
laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Chib. It will pay you.
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Modem, Lively Pox Trot'.
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Here it U at last! . . . The
greatest orchestral tour <l« force j
«.f the generation transformed into
a lively fox trot! . . . The sinuous,
seductive music of Ravel served up
to ballroom taste! . . . It’s THE
Record of the hour . . . and it’s a
VICTOR disc, of course. Couue in
and hear it!
Bolero—-Fox Trot (Ravel-Arr.
Salinger—Sbilk ret)
1-a Seduccion Tango (Nocotl)
JNat Shilkrlt and the
VICTOR ORCHESTRA
No. 22571, 10-inrh
You’re Driving Me Crazy!—
Fox Trot
Thinking of You, Dear Fox Trot
Rudy YauTi and His
Connects t r Yankees !
No. 22572, 10-inch
Loving You the Wax i Do
— Fox Trot (from the .Musical
Comedy, "Hot Rhythm")
Slip Penalty of Love l'ox Trot
(from the Musical Cornedv
" Hot Rhythm")
Bert Lown and His
Hotel Biitmori; Orchestra
P No. 22568, 10-ini'l)
i Am Only the Words. You Are
the Melody—Fox Trot (from
I‘ox Picture, ' Just Imagine")
There’s Something About An
Old Fashioned Cirl —Fox 'I‘rot
(from Fox Picture, "Just Imatinm")
Wayne King am.
Pin orchestra
No. 22573, iO-inoh
Seward Drug Co.
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and Expert Barber
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a and repairing. We stock up
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a Mail orders promptly at
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THE PALACE
POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CfGARS
Furnished Rooms
John Mattlch Paul Svedeen
Proprietors ::
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Phone Main 55
TWO LOO DISKS BE
SENT TO PARIS TUB
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! Two log spruce disks, from the
i forests of Southeastern Alaska,
; will be exhibited in the Alaska
J exhibit at the Overseas Colon
! iai Exposition to be held in Paris,
i France
j The Forest Service has been
! asked to obtain the disk and turn
| them over to the Governor’s of
I fice to be forwarded to the Am
erican commission.
One of the disks will be from
la 85 year old Sitka spruce, illus
trating the type of timber to be
| used in pulp manufacture. The
other will be from the oldest
and largest spruce possible to
obtain. The face of one of the
disks will contain a recounting
of the historical events coinci
dent with age rings.
ANNUAL BALL
The Twenty-fifth Annual Ball
of the Juneau Volunteer Fire De
partment will be held at 'Elks'
Hall on Che night of Lincoln’s!
birthday, Feburuary 12, according
to Stroller’s Weekly. Committees;
have been appointed and approv-:
ed by Fire Chief “Dolly’ Gray,!
and this year’s affair promises to:
eclipse anything that has pre
viously been held. The committees
were chosen on past records for
their perspicuity of handling af
fairs of this kind.
PRETTY WEDDING
A pretty wedding took place at
the St. Elizabeth Episcopal church
when Miss Della Williams, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
J. Williams, of Ketchikan, became
the bride of Wilbur S. Ridley,;
the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs !
Robert Ridley, also of that city,
says the Ketchikan Tribune.
SNOW SHOES AT J.
L. Graef
The
PANHANDLE
Tobaccos
Candies
Cards
Soft Drinks
CHRIST LARSEN, Prop.
Opposite Seward Grill
M0T0RSH1P
DISCOVERER
or
Charter
Captain Hein ie Berger
Seward, Alaska
Pacific International
Airways of Alaska
DORBANDT and COPE
“Alaskans Serving Alaska”
Fly in comfort to all points
in Alaska in our four-pas
senger cabin plane. Large
baggage compartment sep
arate from cabin. Equip
ment for water landings.
Sightseeing trips any time
$5M per passenger
Write, Phone or Telegraph
ROBERT H. ROMIG
Anchorage, Alaska
THIS DM ID HISTORY
1842—Cornerstone of the En
glish cathedral at Jerusalem i
laid.
1855—First train ran over the !
Panama Railroad.
1931—Miss Halibut sailed away j
for winter quarters in Seattle. !
i“See you in the interim.” hailed:
Mr. Horseradish. ‘‘How shocking,” j
| ejaculated Mis Halibut, as she
mistook the quake for a hug.
! For the third time in the his
jtory of Alaska, a woman has
} been granted a navigating op
erator's license, says the Cordova
Times of recent date. She is Mrs. s
M. H. Crawford, wife of Capt. i
James R. Crawford of the B. of
| F. motorship, Kittiwake, who
with her husband resided in Cor
dova for a couple of years when
the boat was stationed there.
“ The office of the steamboat
inspection service took great
pleasure in the performance of
its official duties.” declared Capt.
Higgins and Newmarker, U. S. |
inspector of hulls and U. S. in- ]
spector of boilers.
The two other women who I
have received operator licenses I
in Alaska are Edna A. Smith of
Juneau, and Mabel R. Borland, I
of Dillingham.
List your labor w&nts with us:
we will endeavor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the M & W
Club. Seward. Alaska.
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j CHOP SUEY & NOODLE I
PARLOR
■ Light Lunches We deliver j
| Phone Mad. 107 - 2nd, Ry.
\ Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fraser \
An underground storage vault
in which bonanza gold ore was
stored for safe-keeping, was dy
namited by high eraders and
robbed recently at the famous
Ibex mine at Leadvilie, Colo., ac
cording to the Denver Mining
Record,
The highgraders escaped with
16 sacks of ore. Some of the ore
in the Ibex group has been so
rich that the streaks of gold
have had to be chiseled out.
The vault from which the pre
cious ore was taken is hewn
from solid rock and was guard
ed by a steel door. It lies 100
feet below the surface in No. 2
shaft of the mine and is 150 feet
back in the mountains. It is be
lieved the haul amounted to
between $2,000 and $5,000.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Funeral services for the late I.
J. Sharick, who passed away at
his home at the age of 83, were
held from the Charles W. Car
ter Mortuary Chapel in Juneau.
The rites were held under the ri
tualistic service of the Pioneers
of Alaska of which the deceased
was a member, says Stroller’s
Weekly.
In the account of the wrecked
boat yesterday, which was found
south of Kanatak, and with ref
erence to the wheel the MS
Chase had, the description should
have read “Hyde wheel' and not
Chase,
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WARD & MITCHELL
Where good fellows pet
together.
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1931 SALES DATES
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February 25
March 25
April 22
May 27
June 24
July 22
August 26
September 23 (
October 28
November 11
REMODEL
— MODERNIZE YOUR HOME —
tfurtds invested in changing old homes
* for new depends on neither weather
or market tendencies for high returns.
Comfort, a homeiness that fits your pre
sent personality, a revived zest for liv
ing; those are your dividends, paid daily.
We shall be glad to discuss your remod
eling plans.
C. M. Brosius