At this time the horizon in the
cannery business seems brighter
than it has for the past three
years and as an indication the
Douglas Fisheries Company this1
season stated that even with a
small pack, a little over half of
that put up here last year, will
show some profit. General opinion
has been expressed by many cog
nizant with the conditions here.'
and particularly by the present
company interested in the cannery,
that the lease rental has been
too cheap. There now being no j
lease in effect, the Councllmen
deem it their duty to take some i
advantage of the changed condi-,
tions in the business for the bene
fit of the city.
SEPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL
Arrested on a D and D charge j
by "Deputy U. S. Marshal Feero
and City Marshal Schramm. Mrs.
Lucy Fernandez of Wrangell and
Mrs. Arvid Johnson from Atlin,
were guests of Douglas last night
at the city bastile. The two wo
men had only arrived here a cou
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pie of days ago for a visit with
relatives.
IIOLMERS MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holmer
yesterday transferred their resi
dence from the Grandberg house
to the Olson house, which, with
the balance of the Olson property
here, they have leased with option
to purchase later on.
MISS AALTO RETURNS HOME
Miss Impi Aalto arrived on t h<
Victoria to spend the two re
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maining vacation weeks at home
betore going to Petersburg where
she >iil again teach this winter.
Miss Aalto attended Bellingham
Normal for four weeks while south
alter which she underwent an op
era *ii>tj in Seattle.
