Recently someone shot holes in
| a buoy keg which he had spotted
near Point Hilda behind Douglas
| Island, and sank $75 worth of
| halibut fishing equipment for Mr.
' Pademelster. After a great deal
of difficulty he was able to retrieve
a portion of it, but some he could
not get.
WAYNOR APPOINTED
RESIDENT AGENT OF
SEATTLE ASSOC., C. M.
Charles Waynor, Manager of
the Alaska Credit Bureau, with
offices in the Valentino Bpuilding
has been appointed resident agent
for the Seattle Association of Cred
it Men for the First Division. The
Seattle Association of Credit is
owned and supported by the prin
cipal wholesalers, manufacturers
and bankers of Seattle. Mr. Way
i nor represents this association in
all their credit reporting and col
lections.
Mr. Thomas M. Donohoe repre
j sents them in the Third Division
and Charles E. Taylor represents
, them in the Fourth Division.
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HAS PNEUMONIA
Miss Katie Joseph, Indian, from
! the P. E. Harris cannery at Hawk
i Inlet, was brought to Juneau by
the seaplane Baranof yesterday af
l ternoon, suffering with pneumonia,
and was taken to St. Ann's Hos
pital in the White Line ambulance.
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SERVICE !
I Your Home-Owned Grocery and Market are
offering at lowest prices the only line of
FRESH
MEATS
RECEIVED IN JUNEAU VIA
M. S. NORTHLAND
United Food
Company
“Your Home-Owned Grocery and Market”
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