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SUNDAY—May 13—SUNDAY
7:30 and 9 P. M.
PATHE NEWS No. 91
Jesse L. Lasky presents the il
lustrious Broadway star
EDGAR SELWIN
in the spectacular picturization
The Arab
In five parts
. “HE'S A DEVIL”
One reel comedy
8-reel Program 10c and 21k.
Watch our ads at the “Movie”
house. Brown & Hawkins. “Quality
First.”
OFFICERS NAMED j
BY MEMBERS OF
MILITARY UNIT
Officers were elected last night by
members of the local military unit for
a term of 60 days, the action being
taken on recommendation of the com
mittee on safety and defense. Those
named were J. C. Luttrell, captain;!
H. I>. Stites, first lieutenant, and J.
J. Campbell, second lieutenant.
Edgar T. Hawley, chairman of the
committee, presided at the business
meeting of the unit, and, after adopt
ing the recommendation that officers!
be named, the unit elected Gaston j
Hardy judge advocate to conduct the j
election. Mr. Hardy named J. J.
Campbell ami Robert Romig tellers
and the election was carried out. In
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each instance the election was unani
mous.
Following the election the officers!
burned made short talks, direct to the |
point, as to the purposes of the unit,
after which drill was conducted.
If possible wooden guns will be se
cured for use until such time as arms
can he secured.
IiON-VIVANTS FROM
UNGA PAY COSTS
The arrival of the Dora from the
westward was the signal for two busy
days in the city magistrate’s court
yesterday and today, netting the city
$85 as a result of decisions handed
down by Judge Poehlmann. Six cele
brators appeared on charges of drunk
and disorderly conduct, five from the
westward being so happy to be with
us again that their cup of joy over
flowed. All of which is a synonym for
jail and police court. The sixth mem-j
her of the party was a local resident
who became enthusiastic over the ar
rival of so many good fellows at one
time.
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Mrs. Maude Cattle of the Anchorage
Style Shop will arrive on the Admiral
Watson with a full line of ladies’ |
ready-to-wear garments. 3t
MENS
HATS
AND CLOTHING
URBACHS
Outing Shoes
Owingto the high price of leather on the Outside, good
leather shoes are pretty high in price and it becomes
necessary to find some shoe that
Looks Well—Wears Well
Fits Well—Feels Well
We think that we have solved the problem with our
line of OUTING SHOES.
A Complete Line
Bals and Oxfords, Tennis Shoes, Deck Shoes, Semi
Dress Canvas Shoes. Have a look.
WASH TIES SUMMER SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS
SPRING AND SUMMER HATS
New Shapes New Shades Latest Styles
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B. V. D.’s, Sleveless, Two-piece and Union—from one
dollar up.
Schoenbrun Suits
The best clothes that are made in America. 500 sam
ples to choose front, $25.00 to $50.00. Order today.
Hie Miners Store
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
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There were t>6 first class passeng
ers on board the Admiral Watson
bound for Anchorage.
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The members of the Arctic Brother
hood will give an informal dance to
night in their hall to which every one
is cordially invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. K. McDonald and
two sons arrived on the Watson last
night from Seattle. McDonald is in
terested in the development of the Joe
Wilson property at Moose pass.
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Attorney Leon C. Booker left on
the Admiral Watson last night for
Anchorage.
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M. A. Ellis passed through on the
Watson last night for Anchorage en
route to Susitna.
Hoy Ashland, of Seattle, who spent
hist summer here, left on the Admiral
Evans for Seward.
N. Pritchett, formerly employed as
printer at the Gateway office sailed
for Seward or. the Evans last night.
Cheer Up Folks
THERE’3 MORE IN THE KITCHEN
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WRITE TO MOTHER
If you have a gray-haired mother
In the old home far away,
Sit you down and write the letter
You put off from day to day.
Don’t wait until her weary steps
Reach heaven’s pearly gate,
But show her that you think of her
Before it is too late."
—George B. Griffith.
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Expert at That
“Some of those foreign potentates
would starve if they had to earn their
living at a trade."
“Oh, I don’t know. The kaiser, for
instance, has had a lot of experience
as a decorator."—Boston Transcript.
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Guest—We want to play poker. Can
you direct us to the card room?
Clerk—Sorry, sir, it’s being used;
will the ante-room do?—Pelican.
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