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NOTARY PUBLIC
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;: ARTHUR FRAME ;
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ROBERT SIMPSON |
Juneau, Alaska.
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I TALKEETNA j
The S. S. Mariposa is due in Sew
ard Friday.
Clarence F. Walker, of Seldovia, is
registered at the Hotel Anchorage.
The bill boards on the Dr. Boyle
lot in Harmony block have been torn
down.
John Morrison, a freighter from
Matanuska, is registered at the Cres
cent.
Admiral Farragut has sailed west
from Cordova and is due to arrive in
Anchorage Saturday.
U. S. Marshal Clarence Mossman
made a flying trip to Matanuska yes
terday on official business.
Miss Inez Adams, of the Style
^liop, is spending the week on the j
ranch with Mrs. Bud Whitney.
Miss Mary Davies and Joseph :
Dempsey were united in marriage)
April 30 by Rev. J. F. Dunstan.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Riggen, of Mat
anuska, are visiting in the city and j
are stopping at the Hotel Anchorage.
K. F. Cassel, formerly traveling
auditor for the government, will leave
tonight on the S. S. Alaska for New j
York.
Work has been resumed at the Do- j
hertv coal mine at Moose creek after j
a suspension of a few days to make ]
some necessary repairs.
The lookout man on the S. S. Alas
ka that docked this morning reports
j that he did not actually see any Ger
man submarines, but did notice lots
of signs.
J. L. French, employed by the gov
ernment as timekeeper, and Mrs.
French are down from Matanuska for
a few days’ visit and are stopping at
the Crescent.
I J. K. Frost is en route to Anchorage
'from Talketna and will have charge j
j of the telephone and telegraph con
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struction on the main line from Mata
nuska to Broad Pass.
The Matanuska Farmers’ associa- i
tion will hold a meeting next Satur
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day at Matanuska and among other
matters will take up the important
question of “Good Roads.”
H. B. (Pete) Wells, formerly chiel
clerk to District Engineer C. R. Breck,
has been promoted to the position of ,
assistant superintendent of construc
tion on the Matanuska division.
The S. S. Alaska reached Anchor
age at 11 o’clock this morning with a
large passenger list and dOO tons of!
government and local freight. Out-;
going passengers are requested to
be aboard by 7 o’clock tonight.
The city administration has issued I
the following order: “No team shall j
stand nor automobile be parked with- ;
in 25 feet of any fire hydrant, and no '
obstruction of any kind shall be plac
ed within 25 feet of any tire hydrant.”'
A! Shyman, who has spent the past]
week in Anchorage calling on the local j
merchants, has engaged passage on \
the Alaska for Seattle. Mr. Shyman
expects to return in about two weeks
and will engage in business in this
city.
The small frame building on 4th
avenue in the municipal block, which
modestly filled the temporary wants
of a fire house last year, has been
moved to the rear of the present real
fire station and will be used as a store
room.
F. E. Rader, who has ben appointed
manager of the government experi
ANCHORAGE ABSTRACT
AND TITLE CO.
Abstracts of Title Furnished
to Any Lots and Tracts in
Townsite of Anchorage
Real Rstate, Rents Collected.
Money Loaned. Mining Property,
Stocks, Bonds, Bills Discounted.
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TAUGHT IN THREE MONTHS.
Pitman Phonography.
MISS M. E. HENTHORNE
Room 7 - - - Lathrop Apts.
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mental station near Matanuska, is ex
pected to arrive in Anchorage on the
Admiral Farragut, due here Saturday.
Mr. Rader is bringing complete equip
ment and the station will be establish
ed at once.
M. Abrashin denies the report of the
sale of his property at 646 F street, to
Z. J. I.oussac.
The steamer Tyonic reached port
this morning with 100 tons of lHuf'1'
Point coal consigned to McNally and
Maitland.
Virgil Rich, a recent arrival from
Seward, has accepted a position with
the Alaskan Engineering Commission
and plays the traps in the Doliver or
chestra.
Interest in local military organiza
tion is rapidly increasing. Three
squads were out last night and Lieut.
Ross says that at least two more
squads can be formed from the appli
cations of the past few days.
The Byrne apartments have been
leased to Mrs. C. I’. Soule, who took
charge the first of May. The apart
ments occupy the second floor of the
Byrne building and consist of four
suites and three single rooms fitted
with bath, hot and cold water and
electric lights.
Superintendent E. R. McFarland
following the example of the city ad
ministration, put a force of men to
work this morning cleaning up in the
rear of the T. and T. building. When
this is done and the postofice and fed
eral lots are cleaned, it will give the
city one solid block that can be safely
viewed from the rear without em
barrassment to the occupants.
Superintendent M. I). Snodgrass re- j
turned yesterday from a week’s trip
through the Matanuska farming dis
trict and reports the farmers are all
busy putting in their spring crop. He
brings the common report of bad road
conditions and says he will be glad
to co-operate with the Chamber of
Commerce in taking steps to get im
mediate assistance from the Alaska
Road commission.
I he first Cafe or restaurant man-:
ager to substitute an apropriate name ]
for German pot roast, German fries,
Hungarian goulash, Turkish coffee
and other distasteful names will make
a hit in Anchorage. Action has been
taken by the Chicago Hotel association
to eliminate “all signs of German par
entage from articles on their menus.”
Other cities have followed suit and
the action will no doubt be made uni
versal.
WILMOUTH REPORTS ACTIVITY
IV THE WASSILLA DISTRICT
Howard Wilmouth, merchant prince
of Wassilla, came down from the new
railroad town yesterday on business
connected with the shipment of three
car loads of general merchandise to
his Wassilla store. Mr. Wilmouth says
that stel has been laid on the main line
of the government railroad as far as
Wassilla and the officials are gener
ously allowing freight shipment.-, on
the work train from Matanuska to
W'assilla.
Mr. Wilmouth reports great activity
among the fanners in his community
and says the country is settling up
rapidly with a high class of home
steaders, who are making a fine show
ing. He says the road conditions are
such that freighting is absolutely im
possible at the present time and the
teams have all been laid off, waiting
for the roads to dry up. Mr. Wilmouth
reports that O. G. Heming has estab
lished a hardware and dry goods store
at Wassilla and that business gener
ally is very good in the new town.
Read The Daily Times and be an
Anchorage booster.
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Who Occupies This Space?
The Pioneer
Painter?
Who’s The Pioneer Painter?
ASK ANY BUSINESS MAN
Reasonable Prices
Best Materials
BASEBALL GAMES MAY
BE ARRANGED FOR SUNDAY
In order to keep the baseball dia
mond in shape the directors of the
league respectfully ask all automo
bile drivers and teamsters to avoid
driving across the diamond or field.
The roads are in such condition now
that this is not at all necessary and
any further infringement will be
considered deliberate.
In this connection Mayor Watts
asks the public to report such viola
tion and the offender will be dealt j
with according to the law.
Several important questions were
settled at last night’s meeting of
the Cook inlet baseball league. The
dance committee reported that they
would turn in a final report next Fri
day night. The maintenance and up
keep of the grounds and grandstand
will be under the jurisdiction of the 1
city administration, as will all con
cessions.
It was decided to try and arrange
a game for next Sunday which will
have no bearing on the regular sched- i
ule and will be free to the public, as j
will all games prior to the opening of :
the season May 20.
Trading in Futures Stopped.
CHICAGO, 111.—-Speculation in but
ter and eggs in the central market
was dealt a hard blow on Wednesdav
when the directors of the Chicago but
ter and egg board voted unanimously
to abolish the rule providing for trad
ing in futures. Transactions hereafter 1
wil be limited to spot delivery. There j
has ben talk of the board of trade j
taking similar action, but an official !
of the grain market told this bureau ;
no such action was contemplated.
Premium Ham or Bacon with |
Ranch Eggs, 50c. Mint Grill. 951 '
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Peterson’s Billiard Parlor for iatest i
war bulletins. 400
Baby Carriages and Ituggies, all kinds
At Outside Prices.
At Brown & Hawkins. 924
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Remember the Two Girls Cafe still
excels on their home cooked dinners.
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II Bank of Alaska
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An Institution of Strength and Character
CAPITAL $75,000.00 1 1
SURPLUS $17,500.00 j
President.ANDREW STEVENSON |
Vice-President.ANDREW A. BENTON
Chairman Board of Directors . ZOHETH S. FREEMAN ,j;
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V ice-President—
W. R. Hillery
Cashier—
W. L. Landsborough
Assistant C.ashier—
GEORGE HUTH
ANCHORAGE
V ice-President—
J. T. Westermann
Assistant Cashier—
M. McVean
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Vice-President—
W. H. Warren
Assistant Cashier—
B. A. Ross
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PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.
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THE BON MAR HE!
Opp. Postoffice
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK
The balance of our
Ladies’ Spring
c'ats, suits, hats
must go at
1 off the regular 1
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REMEMBER—YOU JUST SAVE ONE-FOURTH, AND THAT MEANS A LOT
WHEN YOU CAN BUY UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE AT THIS BIG REDUC
TION. YOU BETTER HURRY AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE.
Watch for onr SHOE SALE.
Shoes for the whole family.
The Bon Marche
Opp. Postoffice