TODAY'S WEATHER
Station Barometer Temperature
Fanana 29.80 35
Ba#le 29.78 . 56
Ft. Yukon * 29.76. 58
Nome 29.74 48
Bethel 29.76 46
DEADLOCK STILL ON?
Nothing much has been heard re- j
cently about the deadlock between I
the trailers and buyers of the Cape |
Omaney section, Southeastern Alas
ka. The trailers insist upon getting
three cents a pound more than the
buyers are willing to pay. And there
you are!
NEW ID SECOND-DUD
CARS FOR SALE
at
OGLE’S GARAGE
Oils and Gasoline, General
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle, Prop. Phone Madison 66
SUNDAY
£ Sunday School and Bible Class
1 will be held in the Liberty theater
■
i at 11 a. m.
■ The Gospel Service Will Be Held
i
■ in the
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{ EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
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* Speaker:. W. R. Macpherson
J A hearty invitation is extended
J to all, to attend these services
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FIRST UNIT OF FIVE.
BOATS KANAUA RANCHING
SEATTLE, July 12. (#>)—As the
first unit of a fleet of five auxiliary
powered vessels built for the Kan.
aga Ranching Company, to ply be.
twe'an the company’s fur islands in
the Aleutians, the Kanaga Native was
launched. It measdres 46 feet and
sails for.Bering Sea August 1.
A fur production of $400,000 is <ex.
peoted this winter.
RICO STRIAE REPORTED
FROM GILPIN COUNTY
CE NTRAL «.T i V, July 12 (Av) - -A
nice streak of ore was uncovered in
the 200 west level inthe Lillian mine
in Russel Gulch, of a similar charac
ter to that taken out of the property
when operated by Richie Hughes i
Couple of years ago. An assay show
ed values of 2.10 ounces gold, 23.50
o' nces silver and 13.80 per cent coo
i
T^r to the ton, a combination of that
moan a good paying product. The
mine is operated by Mr. S. Tibbets
jo: Denver.
The Alaska Salmon Company’s 1927
pack has been sold out.
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Miss Bernice Schmidt and Ne
man Peters of Ketchikan were mar
ried last week in the First City.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Please notice the change in the
place of th‘3 Evangelitic Ssrvice. For.
mally held in the Liberty theatre, now
held in th*s Episcopal church.
W. R. MACPHERSON
First class work done at the Beauty Shop
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Manicure . .75 Marcel.$1.25
Paper Curling Facials
Madison 113 for appointments
Violet A. Hardy
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“ Yes Sir ”
Just the kind of meat you want at your table.
Our meats are of the finest quality and our
a prices are moderate.
All you have to do is call Main 94 and FRYE
j BRUHN'S service is yours.
FRYE BRUHN & CO.
A. C .GRUANSTADT, MANAGER
GENERAL OBREGON IS '
ELECTED PRESIDENT;
MEXICO CITY, July 12. >(£>)—Gen. (
eral Alvaro Obragon was elected
President of Mexico for a slx.year
term, commencing December 1 and <
during which he lias indicated he in.
tends to continue substantially the
policies of the present President, Gen. (
<aral Plutarco Elias Calles. General
Obregon was the only candidate for
Lha Presidency.
SYMPATHY EXPRESSED’
The many friends of E. T. Stan
narJ, head of ’V' Alaska Steamship
company, express d'aeip sympathy
over the recent death of his daught J
er Ann Tappan Stannard, nine years j
of age.
Judge James Wekersham and M**.
Grace Bishop were married in Seat
ile on June 27.
j James Shey, committed from Sit
I ka to Morningside, is on his way
j to the Oregon hospital.
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VALUES THAT WILL
CAPTURE YOUR INTEREST
Printed Soiesette, 60c the yard now ..50
Dress Prints, 35c the yard now . .25
Windsor Crepe, 35c the yard now ..25
Ginghams, 35c the yard now..35
Turkish Crash, 45c the yard now..35
Cotton Quilt Challies, 35c the yard now..20
The American Narine
Finance Corporation
THE necessities of modern business and industry
* have brought the finance companies into a new
position of importance. These are days of rapid ex
pansion and quick turnover of capital requiring
financial accomodations which, while perfectly
sound, are not within the scope of approved banking
practice.
IT is in such countries as the Pacific Northwest and
Alaska that the aid of the finance corporation is
most needed, The tremendous undeveloped resour—
ces—the wealth of opportunity for new and profit—
able ventures and the shortage of surplus capital
which always characterizes a district in the devel
opment stage combine to create a condition de—
manding just such service as the finance corpor
ation is prepared to render.
We are pleased to announce that we are prepared to
extend our service to Alaska and expect to play an
important part in the development of the rapidly
growing commerce and industry of this great Ter—
ritory.
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WE are opening a branch office in Ketchikan and
will be pleased to handle inquiries there, or from our
general offices in Seattle.
American Narine Finance
Corporation
General offices: 524—530 Liggett Building
Seattle, Washington
Commercial Paper, Real Estate Mortgages, Notes, Auto
Loans, Acceptances, Drafts, etc.