The employes of the New Eng
land Fish Company cold storage
plant at Ketchikan, who walked
out recently, demanding the rein
statement of the 1930 salary scale,
have been replaced by other work
men, says the Tribune.
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Everybody interested, either as a
player or an onlooker, is asked
to come out to the ball diamond
this evening bringing a rake or
shovel. There will be a truck, and
many hands will do the work in
a short time. If it is raining the
work will be postponed to the first
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September 15 October 20
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LOOKS LIKE K HOE
BOXINO MATCH TOO
FOWMLt PROGRAM
The challenge of “Wild Cat”
'Stephen Cotick, of the U. S. S.
'Geodetic Survey steamer Discov
jerer, is hereby accepted by H. B.
iMiller, Seward’s premier all-round
athlete. The fight, when arrange
ments have been completed, will
I be a part of the Fourth of July
i celebration.
j The Gateway has wired the Ter
ritorial boxing chairman for per
i mission for the lads to tear into
one another.
Miller, an amateur, fought last
at Bremerton, Wash., where real
scrappers are developed. It is said
he carries a wallop similar to the
kick of a healthy mule. He fights
at 135.
Roger Paul, another stellar local
all-round athlete, will test out
Miller’s right and lefts, and will
assit him in getting into shape.
Paul, himself, is no slouch when
it comes to this fight game, say
those who have watched him work
out with the hardy Miller, having
won the 128 pound championship
at his alma mater.
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CALIFORNIA POSTMASTER j
Among the passengers on the SS j
Admiral Evans, in and out of port J
■> Tuesday, westbound, were Mr. and i
Mrs. I. D. Jaynes and their daugh
ter Bessie, who are enroute to Ko
diak to visit their son and brother.
M. Jaynes is postmaster of Buena
Park, Calif.
MAY CALL SPECIAL SESSION
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 17.
(>P)—Senators Walsh, of Montana,
and Caraway, of Arkansas, both
Democratic, said that a special
session of Congress was necessary
to deal with the drought situation
in the northwest.
A mixed train will arrive in the
local yards this evening from the
Interior.
Mrs. George Hogg, wife of Cap- !
tain Hogg, canneryman at Blue
Fox Bay, near Kodiak, is enroute
Westward on the Admiral Evans.
MAY POSTPONE FLIGHT
BOSTON, June 17. (/P)—Donald
B. MacMillan, explorer, said that
he doubted if he would carry out
his announced plan to fly from
Labrador to London this summer
because of the lateness in the
season before his plane could be
ready.
To save the eyesight of Samuel
McGee, of Douglas, miner, who
was injured in a powder blast re
cently, the Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining Company is sending him to
Seattle for the best surgical and
medical treatment and facilities
available, reports the Empire.
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CAPTAIN WATERY GRAVE
Captain John Smith of the fish
ing schooner Bavaria, had an ac
cident Tuesday which might have
been a serious one but for the
quick-thinking and bravery of
Fritz Nielsen, local decorator.
While walking down the ap
proach to the floating-dock, Cap
tain Smith fell through the gap
where the two gangways are join
ed.
Nielsen, who happened to be
in the vicinity, without a mo
ment s hesitation, jumped into
the water and pulled him safely
alongside the float. Like many
sea-faring men, Captain Smith
can’t swim a stroke, but on the
other hand Fritz takes to water
like a duck.
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