The management of the ALASKA
FISHERMAN has agreed to pur
chase the plant of the Skagway
Daily Alaskan for the purpose of
continuing the publication of this
magazine.
As a part of its plans, we plan to
purchase a suitable lot in Ketchikan,
to move the printing plant here af
ter building a suitable building.
We will need $12,000 to put over
this project. To obtain this money,
we are offering first mortgage and
preferred bonds on the property of
the plant, lot and building. This
value will amount to six thousand
dollars more than the bonds offered
and will be used first to secure the
bonds. In other words, the total
value of the plant will be $1G,000.
The Alaska Nation Brotherhood
will take a large share of the bonds
offered, and in case of liquidation,
will be paid off last. This will make
any investment of others absolutely
safe. The rate of interest will be
7%; the par value of the bonds will
be $1.00. Everyone should take from
one to ten shares. The policy of the
paper will not change.
Yours faithfully,
WILLIAM L. PAUL,
Managing Editor.
Those authorized to sell these
bonds are:
Walter McCall of Ketchikan;
Frank Desmond of Wrangell;
H. B. LeFevre of Juneau;
Frank P. Price of Sitka;
Perry M. Hern of Skagway;
Josephine Scott of Hydaburg;
George Demmert of Bay view;
George Edenso of Craig.
The medium had aroused much
interest throughout the crowded hall
by reading a newspaper through a
tliick black cloth while blindfolded.
The Judges examined »he bandage
over his eyes and doubled the cloth
over the newspaper, but he still
read with ease anything placed be
fore him.
At this juncture a colored woman
arose and started toward the door.
“You aren’t leaving, are you,
aunty?” inquired a lady who had
employed her.
“I suah is,” replied aunty. “Dis
heah am no place foh si respec’able
colo’ed woman with nothin’ on but
a thin calico dress!”
* * * *
Placing the Blame.—Keen, but
nervous, Amateur—“I say, old chap,
what shall I do if they ask me to
sing?”
Candid Friend—“Do? Why sing,
of course—It’ll be their own fault.”
—The Humorist (London).
The Alaska Fisherman is on
sale at the following places:
George Demmert, Bay view.
George Edenso, Craig.
Geo. Beck, Hoonah.
Josephine Scott, Hydaburg.
Butler-Mauro Drug Co., Ju
neau.
Will Jones, Kasaan.
Mrs. Chas Newton, Kake.
Peter Nelson, Newtown, Ket
chikan.
Peter Pan Candy Shop, Ket
chikan.
Forest J. Hunt, Ketchikan.
L. H. Kubley, Ketchikan.
Walker Drug Co., Ketchikan.
Ben Simpson, Metlakatla.
James Evans, Metlakatla.
Wheeler Drug Co., Wrangell.
Wheller Drug Co., Peters
burg.
H. Roy, Sitka.
Skagway Drug Co., Skagway.
William Grey, Yakutat.
T. M. Italio, Yakutat.
Little News Stand, Prince
Rupert, B. C.
Home Hand Laundry
Newtown City Float
FISHERMAN’S LAUNDRY
Phone 112 Ketchikan, Alaska
Harry Noodle House
Phone Black 272
Noodles, Candy, Cigars, Fruit, Soft
Drinks
104 Stedman Street
Ketchikan, Alaska
Chinese Noodle House
Noodles and Chop Suey Upstairs
Pool Tables Downstairs
Ketchikan, Alaska
Green 46
MAUD HAZEL
For
CHARTER
Ketchikan Phone Black 63
l/
Western-Wright Marine Engines
Built for
FISHING BOATS
Built in Eight Sizes
HEAVY DUTY: 6 H. P. 1 Cyl., 12 H. P. 2 Cyl., 6x7Vi;
9 H. P. 1 Cyl., 18 H. P. 2 Cyl., 30 H. P. 3 Cyl., 7x8*4.
MEDIUM DUTY: 7 H. P. 1 Cyl., 14 H. P., 2 Cyl., 21 H. P.
3 Cyl., 5*4x7.
(They Will Outlast Your Boat)
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SHEARD-WRIGHT ENGINEERING
COMPANY, INC.
llth St. Bridge and City Waterway TACOMA, WASH.
ENTERPRISE MACHINE WORKS, Inc.
Ketchikan, Alaska
Machinists, Blacksmiths, Welders
Phone 199
C. E. REYNOLDS, D. C., Ph. C. CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer Graduate Fhone White 167
Gilmore Building—Ketchikan, Alaska__