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PIONEER CAFE
J, K. Paul Nick Novak
“THE HOME OF
GOOD EATS"
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GORDON’S
Ladies’ Ready-to
Wear
Seward St., near Front
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Marine News
FISH SOLD ON
LOCAL MARKET
The Juneau Cold Storage Com
pany reported two small purchases
of fish yesterday afternoon, 1500
pounds of King salmon from Hen
ry Moy, and 500 pounds of King
salmon from E. O. Swanson. The
fish were brought in by Capt.
John Lowell, of the gas boat Oc
eanic. Prices were 17, 10 and 9
cents per pound.
A large number of fishing craft
i are said to be out at the present
time, and many probably will sell
here over the week-end, In spite
of inclement weather, fishermen
are trying to take advantage of
the higher prices which have been
offered for some time.
THIRTY CARRIED
TO SEA GRAVES
OSAKA. Japan, Nov. 18. — The
! Japanese freighter Seiter Maru
is believed to have sunk with a
crew of 30 men in a storm off
Loochoo Islands. A rescue steam
er picked up one lone survivor
after the vessel had disappeared.
