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Don’t neglect your health pn t|ie trail.
The VALDEZ DRUG CO.
I* prepared to fill your, medicine tit
wiui the .purest and best pf drugs,
- .and, byideges.
ROBERT kJNTOSH
DfeUVEfeY GtJARANTkkD
Contracts taken for delivery, ip, die fj^LCHlNA,
CHISANA, and SLATE CREEK sections.
No contract too large, none too small.
For prices apply to Rob’t McIntosh, Valdez.
BIG
Is Still the Attractioh.
We wish to announce to the public that we now have in stock
Valdez Glacier Gold beer
a product of Valdez and a new brew of superior excellence.
7 pts Valdez Glacier Gold Beer $1.00
5 qts Valdez Glacier Gold Beer $1.00
Patronize home industry and keep the money in Valdez.
The public will find this beer on an equal with any outside
beers—it being an entirely new brew.
Free delivery to all pairts of the city
Phone 69
THE BIG
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NOTED LIBBRArIaNS IN /
ANNUAL MEETING TODAY
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. WASHINGTON.. June 2.—With lir
brarians from New England, the East
and Middle West in attendance, tjhe
thirty-sixth annual conference ojt.tfce
American Library Association open
ed here today. During the next four
days numerous meetings will be, .held
to discuss the a^yance work librar
ians are conducting In various com
munities throughout the country.
At the clpse Of the convention^ a
number of librarians will tour Europe.
They will visit Oxford and Leipsig to
attend the meetings of the Interna
tional Exhibition of the Book Indus
try and Grade Trade Arts and the
loternstiopp), .Mating,, of Librarians.
Later they will toiy Italy, ^The meet
ing was to open, wflb an, address of
welcome by Pr- Herberf Putman, li
brarian of congress., Edwin An
derson, director of the New York li
brary and pirpiiggpt pf tjhe assocla
tion,^wWll|chf^4 Jo ,r^po^d, and
inqwefWatply afterp^r^s «w£p h^^n
nual address, for Which he h^s chosen
the suNpflt of J$be, T** <?,h IOfids.”
8* -cbkf «,tt»P ,dfvV»|9» .?*
bibliography of {hp.Congressiqj^l ill
fly .Washington.” Indent to co9
fW»pe thflro will be ^.interesting
exhibit of library laving devices.
Sura Foundation*.
The bone* of your body are the
props of your existence. Distort the
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framewopk of the human body and
you predispose that body to disease,
It may be the lungs, the heart, the
stomach, the ^iyer or intestines that
show the impairment, but show it
will,; in time, in some organ.
, .The practice of Osteopathy iq ak)U
«j4, anatqmipal engineering—fftp re
placement of parts, thgt become dis
placed; the. removal of obstructions;
equalizing the circulation; the restor-r
at(on of, harmonious action ,to, ^11
working parts; and the control of the
organs through the nervous system.
These mean bodily adjustment.
DR. C. H. VANCE, Valdez.
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, The children of Valdpz who Jtmve
been enjoying the weekly dances at
^verympp's, Clubhouse will gjVe a
dance topiorrow night at Bagjle $$
JjO.jraUm funds fpy jjip clyphoupe apd
many of the boys and girls are sell
ing tickets and ths children are hope
ful that a large number wlil attend
in order that they may £elp the wort
at the club. Tickets are $1.1)0 tor
gentlemen a^d^lafjies. frep.,, Pinkus
will hare charge of the music.
Guy Banta came up this morning
from Galena bay.
SUMMER MUL
First Mail of the Summer Contract
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Left Valdez for Gulkana
Last Night.
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Mail for Gulkana and intermediate
postoffices located on the government
Valdez-Fairbanks wagon road, left
here last evening in charge .of. Carriet;
Joe Stanton, who has carried n^aU
for contractor Fish for the past two
years^ .
On account of there being snow on
the summit, the mail was loaded on
pack horses and will be transferred to
wagons at Beaver Dam. The depar
ture of this mail means much to the
postofTices between Valdez and Tonsi
na, as they have been deprived of
regular mail service ever since t1ie
Postoffice Department routed the
Fairbanks mail via Cordova to suit
the convenience of the contractors for
carrying the winter mail.
These offices will now get a regular
supply twice a month until Septem
ber, when the winter service again
goes into effect. 'The Valdez Com
mercial Association has had the mat
ter of supplying these offices the year
round taken up by the department,
and if the winter service to Fair
banks is not sent via Valdez, they
have promised to arrange for an
emergency service during the winter
months.
EDNA STEVENS
Judge Brown Decides In Favor of
Woman Prospector in Chistochina
—Was Represented by Bunnell
Judge B\ M. Brown yesterday hand
ed down a decision in the case of
Barney Neibling against W. R. Gilkey
and Edna tSevens, intervenor.
The court held that Edna Stevens
was entitled to the interest in the
Chistochina mining district, for which
she sued; that the sale of the prop
erty to Gilkey by Neibling for $50.00
wap .void. . , , ,
. The court also held that the defepdr
ant Gilkey idid not show good faith
in the entire transaction, he having
received $1,500 from Mrs. Stevens and
then lost all, Interest ip the property
Uptil thp .bef ieyeci it pfas yaluable, ap
tJtift flopk .dpne, fcy the won^an hid
demonstrated that the claims wprp
worth investigating and might, become
great producers^. That as soon as the
facts of the value of the property
caijie to his notice and aroused his
hdjp^. and Jiejlef tljat the placer
qipifps,might of yjtlije, fte.fitjtemRtr
ed to regain'possession,,^altpougjb, he
h»4 made pp effort during,,the inter
vening, years, to. do his share of the
assessment wort. .
Gilkey retains his one-half interest
in the Alice claim and an interest in
other claims of tji.e,, group.
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apfi , Attorney C. E. Bunnell for the
pigiptiff..,,. !„ w, ... /
..Ihe, case, has .been in. the court for
several ^ars. and .Involved mining
claims near the Slate creek district
oh the Middle Port of the Chistochina.
At, I
ing from Intestinal troubles and an
operation is necessary.
BESTOWAL OF
THEJEO HIT
Appearance of American Cardinal* In
Rome Causes Manifestation
of Special Interest.
ROME.—The red hat, symbolic of
the highest office in the Catholic
church, with the exception of that of
the Rope, was conferred on fourteen
new cardinals on the morning of May
28th. The ceremony took place at
a public consistory of the Sacred Col
lege, held at the Vatican, and the new
princes of the church consisted of
thirteen prelates who were created
cardinals and Monsignor ; Hornig,’
archbishop of Veszprima, Hungary,
who was elevated to the purple last
December but who had not yet re
ceived the hat.
The ceremony was the most elab
orate which has been held at the
Vatican since the November consist
ory of 1911, w-hen amongst the 18 car
dinals created at that time,. there
were three Americans. The presence
of all three of the latter, namely car
dinals Farley, Falconio and O’Con
nell, as well as Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore contributed much toward
making this consistory notable, as the
presence of American cardinals at
Home has at all times aroused an
interest and enthusiasm which that
of tother cardinals fails to engender.
In pursuance with the customs of
centuries special tribunes were set
aside at the consistory for those who
have a special right to attend. These
included the. diplomats, accredited to
the Vatican, who attended in full uni
form and decorations; the heads of
the various religious orders ^uch as
the Knights of Malta, the Francis
cans, Benedictines and Jesuits; the
officers of the Pope’s Noble Guards,
Palatine Guards, Swiss Guards and
Gendarmes, and high Vatican pre
lates. There was also the special
tribune which for centuries has been
reserved for the noble families of the
Roman aristocracy, and nef^t to this,
at the special orders of Pope Pius,
a special tribune was placed for his
two sisters and niece who keep him
company in Rome.
The greater portion of the cere
mony consisted in the figurative be
stowing on the new cardinals of the
red hat. As the name of each was
called he advanced towards the papal
throne, dropping to his knees three
times before finally reaching the feet
of Pope Pius.
The latter for a bripf instant then
placed on the head of each a huge,
red hat, the same one being used
for each cardinal, and recited the rit
ual prescribed for the occasion. Fol
lowing the removal of the hat, his
Holiness placed on the finger of each
cardinal a magnificent gold ring, set
with special jewels belonging to the
particular order pf, cardinals to which
each had been created and closed with
the apostolic benediction.
Later in the day, special emissar
ies from the Vatican, driving in the
state carriages of the' Pope, visited
the hotel of each cardinal and deliv
ered personally {he red {tat that be
comes a part of the permanent regalia
of each new ’ cardinal pripce.of thp
church. .This .iiat J? fe^ino<{ until
the death of the cardinal, wjjen tt
is the? suspended fpr all time to
come in the church of which, he hfu!
become the particular cardinal pro
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Throughout the entire ceremony,
lasting nearly two hours, Pope Pius
appeared.at all tinges in the best of
heajth, aryjiflti its close there was no
evidence whatever either of the fa
tigue or eollapse which Inyaijia^ly
followed all such ceremonies towai^js
the c^ose of the ponttflcate of Pope
LOO Xlil. < ...
In fact, Pope. Pluh’ whole aspect,
skff&nW&K v0£'e
i^ipatyd that there was evej-^ rpftr
son to hope tttat .it will be a nuumber
of years yet before the cardinals just
create^, will,, be called together in
p^pclav^ to elect a successor to the
Holy See. <
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Conwtfpslww f)t ,Ff«h*flies 4oue*,wJU
leave Seattle on June fifth to Inspect
all the AUjka> fls^jrlee and all the
stye made on the. fisheries
Arrangements will he ma
enue putter with which to make the
inspection in Southwestern Alaska.
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Telephone 66
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Roagh Dry 10c lb.
Valdez Dock Co • PHONE NO. 1
JOBBER IN
COAL, HAY and GRAIN
AGENT FOR
Alaska Steamship Company
F^dcific-Alaska Navigation Co
ALASKA
STEAMSHIP CO.
S. S. Mariposa, S, S. Alameda and S. S. Northwestern
Sail from Seattle ike 6th» 12th, 18th, 24th and 30th
EVERY MONTH
From Valdez squth--6th, 12th, 18th, 24th and 30th for Cor
way, Juneau, Wrangell, Ketchikan and Seattle.
Regular freight service for Ketchiltmi.'Juneau, Sheep creek Treadwell, Douglas
Cordova. Ellamar, Voider, and Datouche.BExplosiues. S S Seward.Ss S Seward. 5th"
S S r.atouche, 15th; S S Cordova. 25th of each month—Right reserved to change this
schedule without notice.
F B. Tracy, Gen’l Aft- Valdez Dock Co., Local Aft.
Pacific Alaska
Navigation Company
Alaska Pacific S. S. Co. Alaska (Mil Co.
PUGET SOUND-ALASKA ROUTE
Steamers sail from Sqajfle qwry ten of each month on
- die 8th, 15m arid 25tli,
via the Inside Passage for Ketchikan., Juneau, Yakutat, Ka
Seattle-8 ph frranqijicq, connecting nritH steamers Yale and
Harvard for southern CaliforpiA ports, ■
Bight reserved to ohange dates and steomere wiUiout notice}
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