We Need
2 days notice
for
Good Service
THOMPSON’S
TRANSFER
Erich Mueller, Mgr.
Golden
Gate
Cafe
(formerly Island Grill)
GEORGE KAPPOS
Proprietors
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| Alvin Sargent was found
guilty on a charge of drunken
.driving before U S. Commis
sioner C. C Naughton Tues
I day and was sentenced to 90
days in jail. It was his second
offense
Following granting of later
leave in town to service men the
Mecca Bar now remains open
each night until midnight, and
Pony’s, the Belmont and Ship’s
Tavern until 9 pm. The Mecca
Lounge has been re-opened, with
hours from 6 to 12 for couples
only.
According to word received
by the local office of the Alaska
Steamship Company from
Seattle, the 3 per cent trans
portation tax now in effect on
freight does not apply to wharf
age and handling, The property
covered includes everything ex
cepting persons.
Star Nielsen, employee of the
Miller Construction company,
was admitted to the Griffin
Memorial hospital for treatment
of injuries to his right shoulder
and knee, suffered when he fell
8 feet vhile working on Woody
island. The accident occurred
Monday.
Fred Sargent was released
from the Griffin Memorial hos
pital Tuesday after receiving
medical attention.
W. E. Falconer was admitted
to the Griffin Memorial hospital
Tuesday for medical attention.
Al’s Chicken Inn
on the Mission Hignway
For Fun and Frolic!
FLOOR SHOWS 7:15 & 10:15
RUBY and JEANETTE
Chicken Dinners
Steak Dinners
Italian Spaghetti
Open 4:30 to 11:30
TH e:
“Home of Hospitality*
in Kodiak
BELMONT BAR
Joigea Fredrickson, Owner
Kodiak Jewelry
(3 I FTS
JEWELRY &, WATCHES
Watch and Jewelry repairing
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The Women’s Society of the
Community Baptist church will
hold its annual Christmas lun
cheon at the home of Mrs. A.
Holmes Johnson, at Spruce
haven next Thursday at 1 pm.
Transportation from town will
be furnished the ladies, leaving
the church at. 12:30.
A special Christmas program
has been prepared to which
guests are invited to attend.
Gilbert Smith visited in Kod
iak this week after a summer
spent in Nome From Kodiak
he will visit in Homer on his
way to Fairbanks.
Charges of white slavery were
laid against Doris Belle Gra
ham, of Kodiak, in Seattle with
opening of three secret indict
ments by United States Dis
trict Judge Lloyd L. Black. One
indictmeut is a conspiracy
charge naming Verna Beryl La
Valle. The two women will face
prosecution in Seattle.
The conspiracy indictment
charges the two women with
having transported Mabel
Blanche Cameron from Seattle
to Kodiak for immoral pur
poses The two other charge
Doris Graham with transport
ing Winifred Totten, Ruth Wil
liams, and the Cameron and La
Valle women from Seattle to
Kodiak. The overt acts are
based on a letter from Doris
Graham to the Totten woman
with $350 in it, and from the
Totten woman to the Williams
woman with $90 in it.
Kodiak Plumbing
&
Sheet Metal Works
Complete Sheet Metal Shop
Latest Machinery
; AU Our Work Guaranteed
Wm, P. Smith, Owner
*4Service cMen 's Headquarters' *
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AH The Necessities:
For Christmas and gift wrapping
Ribbon, Papers, Tags and Stickers
Crepe paper for decorations
Oil & Wood Ranges
Oil Heater
Hot Water Tanks
Just Received:
ICE SKATES
and Hockey
Figure
ZEREX ANTI-FREEZE
CAR CHAINS
Radio Repairs & Parts