Builders, Attention!!!
SAILED FROM SEATTLE MARCH 20TH, LUMBER
SCHOONER BANGOR. DUE HERE APRIL 2ND, WITH A
COMPLETE STOCK
No. 1 and 2 Finish and
Common
DON’T FAIL TO SEE US BEFORE LETTING BUILD
ING CONTRACTS.
WE CAN GUARANTEE SATISFAC
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TION.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
North Side Lumber Co.
PHONE 35-R ROGER SUMMY, Mgr.
CURE FISH HERE
Juneau Dispatch)
The liaconized Alaska Salmon com
pany is the name of a new corpora
tion which filed its papers with the
clerk of the court in Juneau yester
day and whose capital is three hun
dred thousand dollars. The incorpor
ators are Floyd Hampton, F. M. Ger
man and Albert Martin and the capi
tal is made up of three hundred thou
sand shares at a par value of one
dollar each. None of the stock is
for sale here.
“We ask nothing; here,” said Mr.
Hampton and all the stock to be dis
posed of locally has been subscribed.
The company has a new process of
preserving the salmon which is very
interesting. It will be sugar-cured,
dried and baronized. It will be wrap
ped in paper, to give a short descrip
tion of the intention of the incorpor
; ators and will be ready for use at any
■ time after treatment. Mr. Hampton
j leaves for Arizona next week where
he will secure the remainder of the
I capital needed and will then use this
coast for operations. He points out
that fish is now selling in the interior
of the states, particularly in states
like Arizona, at fabulous prices, that
the new process, which has been pat
i ented, is superior to, and cheaper than
1 other methods and he has absolute
confidence that a big industry will
spring from the incorporation.
HOLY WEEK CELUBRATION.
Every evening next week there will !
be special service at the Presbyterian :
church beginning at 8 o’clock. The
subject of each service will be found !
in the acts of Jesus upon that particu
lar day of the last week of his life.
The week will close with an Easter
song service Easter evening. All are'
invited to these services.
For a Solo game came to Peterson’s.
POSTMASTERS MUST
PASS EXAMINATIONS
FOR THEIR OFFICES!
(Juneau Kmuire.)
Anyone who desires to he appoint
ed to the position of postmaster in
Juneau or, in fart, in any city in
Alaska or the United States, after i
the terms of the present incumbents ;
expire, had better start studying at
one'e because from now on all post
masters must pass an examination.
This order was issued by Post
master General Burleson recently
and a copy of the order has just
been received in Juneau. Those al
ready in the service will continue
without any examinations until the
end of their terms, but all new ap- *
pointments must undergo the civil
service tests. All vacancies must
he filled as usual, through appoint
ments by the president and be ratified
by the senate, but the appointment
must be made form those heading the
waiting list, where their names have
been placet! after passing the examin
ations.
Wedding, birthday and fine rakes to
order. North Pole Bakery. .’>67
Best tables at Peterson’s. 444
Singing, Dancing, Novel Stunts.
March 31, Robarts’ Hall. Society Cab
aret. 691
Pour nights of continuous merri
ment at the Spring Carnival, I.abof
Temple, Apiil 4, 5, 6 and 7. 701
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Sunday, April 1st
3:30 P. M.
BASKETBALL—DOUBLE-HEADER
ALL-STAR GIRLS ALL STAR BOYS
OUR SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES ARE
GROWING. GOOD MUSIC INSURES A GOOD
TIME.
Spring Carnival
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That this statement “covers a lot of territory,” but it is a fart that in the past
week we have heard such expressions from some of our patrons as “That’s the best picture I
have seen in a year,” and many others of equal approval. Much of the same thin,a will be said
next week.
SATURDAY ONLY
Mutual Masterpicture
“THE BRINK.”
By Thos. H. Ince. Featuring Forrest Winant.
How Through the Stress of “Financial Embarrass
ment” a College Man Got in the Clutches of a
Master Crook, and How He “Got Out.”
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
EDWIN THANHOUSER Presents
“THE MILL ON THE FLOSS.”
Adapted from George Eliot’s Most Brilliant Novel.
A Photo-Play Feature Supreme
With MIGNON ANDERSON, HARRIS GORDON
and EUGENE MOORE.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
May Allison, Harold Lockwood, in <\im«*dy Dnuiu)
“THE SECRETARY OF FRIVOLOUS AFFAIRS’’
Hap Hazard .Harold Lockwood
Loulie . May Allison
Natalie (always losing: her jewels) . Josephine I)itt
Laura Hazard .Carol Halloway
Josephine (sister of Loulie) . Blanch Light
Crowninsheild (bachelor attorney) . Hal Clements
Due de Trouville . Carl Von Schiller
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE
Tennyson’s Immortal Love Story
“ENOCH ARDEN”
Featuring
LILLIAN GISH and WALLACE REID.
HARMONY THEATRE
HARMONY THEATRE HARMONY THEATRE HARMONY THEATREHARMONY
North Foie Bakery serves lunches
after the show. :>67
Everything goes for 10 cents at the
! Spring Carnival. 701
NOTICE ros PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land Office «tr .Juneau, Alaska, February
3. 1^17.
XOTJOK is hereby given that William
Hughes. of Knik, Alaska, who, on April
! 1'i, i I'].", made Homestead Fntrv, No
OITmi, tor N\V»4 SW»i, Lots 4, *tl,
j NW'1, S« e. 2, Lot 2, Section 11, Town
'ship ! *» N., Lange 2 W., Seward Merid
ian, has filed no-ice of intention f<* make
•five years l’roof, to establish elaim to
'the land iilime (leseribed, before Leopold
i I»a\id, I'. S. Commissioner, at his office
it Anchorage, Alaska, on the 11th day of
April, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ft • d (’rocker, of Knik, Alaska.
Malcolm A. McNeil, of Knik, Alask.
Stanton Shafer, of Knik, Alaska.
■lames Fatcliell, of Knik, Alaska.
('. I\\ A LK Kit, Register.
NOTICE
The restaurants, cafes, and grill hous
' **s d« situated beneath wish to ; iinoum •
fo the public that on account of the
hi;.! » fist of food stuffs tie-’, fin*] it
j uei »-sa i;, to change their course of scrv
; ice, which change will he effective on
I and after April 1, It* 17. The undersign
ed take this method of assuring their
patrons that any additional charges ap
pearing on their hills of fare after that
date are due to the increasing prices
'they are obliged to pay for food sup
plies and are mcessnry t<* enable th« tn
to conduct their business without actual
Dated this 25th day of March, 11* 17.
Mint drill, 1. F Hcnsler.
Loyal Cafe, (Jus Costovcos.
Oyster Grotto, George Kosmos.
Cameron's Cafe, Charles Cameron
Little's Kitch* n, <>. Riffle.
Union Cafe, o. Kuva.ru.
V and I Cafe, Geo. Clcovich.
Frisco Cafe, Andy Masavich.
Tony's Cafe, Tony Ivovacovich.
Dick’s Kitchen, John Dahl.
Anchorage Cafe, James Vouros.
Department ol' the Interior, Alaskan
Engineering Commission, Anchorage,
Alaska, March 2*. 1917. Authority ha\
inn been received by this office for tin*
construction of a Sewerage System t-»
consist of a trunk and outfall sewer on
K Street from the alley between 4th
and 5th Streets, thence westward to
Knik Arm, and laterals in the alleys be
tween 3rd anti ttb Streets, and 4th and
5th Streets, from 11 to K Streets, such
work is contemplated. The total esti
mated cost of the work is $18,000; the
i total cost per lot for lots between 3rd
and 5lh Streets and J1 am! K Streets
! will be $70.00, and for lots between 0th
! and Sth Streets, and Must <' Street and
the Alley between L and M, $7.00; both
i assessments being payable in four semi
| annual installments, the first due upon
[ completion, the second six months fol
lowing completion, the third twelve
months following completion, and the
fourth eighteen months toll wing com*
! pletion. Objections and suggestions in
writing will be received at this office
up to April If*, 1!'17. Objections should
state the lot and block owned by the
writer. J. < J WATTS, Townsite Man
| tiger.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, IT. S.
1 Lund office at .Juneau. Alaska, February
12, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given that August
Swni-sc.i., of Matan-is'vu. A'aska, who, on
October IS, 1915, made homestead entry
No. 02458, for N'a NEU, Sec. 20, N':
NW*4 Sec*. 21 and EV_* SE*4» Section
Towuiship 17 .V. Range l E., Seward Me
lddlan. has filed notice of intention
to make five year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Iiiopold David, United State* Commis
sioner, at Anchorage, Alaska, on tic*
10th day of April, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses
Peter Murray, of Matanuska, Alaska.
George Nyieit, of Matanuska. Alaska.
George Grcnnan. of Matanuska, Alaska
Arthur A. Cobb.
C. fl. WALKER. Register.