Pioneer Hotel
Oldest And Largest Hotel
In Fairbanks.
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Opposite Tanana Valley R. R. Depot 1
P. O. BOX 767, FAIRBANKS, ALASKA. I
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By THE IDLER
Old Acquaintances.
Among the tourists who arrived in
Rairbanks on the Steamer Alaska were
John W. Kendall and H. A. Hinder two
wealthy prize-stock raisers ol Farm
City Illinois, who joined the excursion
in order to see a little of the world.
“Uo you know who I met in Kair
banks today,” said Kendall to his
companion from the Sucker State! I
met ‘Champagi»e 13*11,’ we used to go fo
Sunday school together.”
Kindred Spirits
Everybody seems to be happy these
days, so thought the Idler as he watch
ed a group of local men and tourists
getting acquainted with one another.
John A. Clark shook hands with a
lawyer from I’itsburg, Penna.; Andrew
Nerland shook hands with an ex-mayor
of a Minnesota town; Pete Lorentzeu
met a man who had been engaged in
the liquor busines in Kansas and anoth
er from the State of Maine and Adolph
Bruiting strolled along about this time
and met a banker from the Corn Ex
change in Chicago—“It’s a long, long
way to Tipperary, ” screeched a pho
nograph from n window putting an end
to the very interesting conversation
that was going on between the group.
1st. Street Loafer: “What was the
matter with old Pauli that he went out
side in such a hurry ?
2nd Street Loafer: “The News-Miner
says it was bronchitis; the Times says
that it was ‘appendicitis'; the Citizen
says that it was ‘sliortaccountitis’, and
the conncil says it was of no account.”
Socialists Hold
An Election
LENA MORROW LEWIS IS BAD
LY DEFEATED
It is stated that the Socialist party of
Alaska had an election recently and
that the returns show that Clias. Garity
of Valdez was elected Territorial Sec.
to succeed M. I.. Gerth, defeating his
opponent who was Lena Morrow Lewis
by a large majority, Mrs. Lewis getting
only twenty-eight votes.
For Divisional Secretary, Lar Wcsteu
vicli of Cleary received a higher vote
than his opponent, Dan McCabe, and
was declared elected to the office.
It is said that some of the merchants
so-called who claim to pay all the taxes
do not pay as much as they should.
If half we hear be strictly true.
The affairs of the city need locking
into.
Nepotism in city affairs is nearly as
bad as anarchism.
II we were to look at the assessment
rolls we might find that “truth is
stranger than fiction. ”
It seems that Judge Pauli had a way
of his own in doing things.
Bion A. Dodge has launched his
pleasure craft. She is fitted up in fine
shape and is propelled by ail Iivitirude
motor. It is said that she is to be called
“The Artful Dodger.”
The Fairbanks Times is apparently
taking a layoff during the hot weather
in its campaign against Professor Kar
rar.
See Avakoff about having your watch
repaired.
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Delegate Wickersham who will make Hie principal address at the laying of
the corner stone of the Xanana Agricultural College and School of Mines