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;; ARTHUR FRAME ;
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| C. H. Sundmacher
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I Bolte Bldg. ; Anchorage |
M. J. CONROY
Attorney-at-Law
NOTARY PUBLIC.
427 5th St. Anchorage j
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Juneau, Alaska.
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QUINN BOARDING
HOUSE.
Board by the Day or Week.
Comer .‘!rd and (J St.
I SERVICE BARBER
SHOP.
I ROBARTS BUILDING I
'•> Shampooing and Face Massage
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( A. W. Young of Suni'ise is at the
White House.
The S. S. Alaska is due in Anchor
age tomorrow.
R. McBride, farmer from Mata
nuska, is stopping at the Crescent.
The members of the Alaska Labor
Union are giving a smoker tomorrow
night.
Work of filling in the depression on
the school grounds is progressing
slowly.
J. Allexan of Moose Creek spent
Sunday in the city as a guest at the
' Crescent.
' Executive committee of the Cham
! ber of Commerce meets tomorrow
night at 8 o’clock.
Jack Sutherland left for the Willow
creek district yesterday and will be
^ gone several days on business.
W. M. Ross, who is connected with j
the Crow Creek Mining company, is
registered at the Hotel Anchorage.
Shorty Ritz and Percy Pitchford,
two prominent Knik citizens, were
visiting in Anchorage over Sunday.
H. A. Policy of Moose creek came
down for the Saturday night dance
and registered at tthe Hotel Anchor
age.
Ed Miller and Bob Hiditch, who have
been employed at the Eska Creek Coal
company mines are down to spend a
few weeks in Anchorage.
E. F. Cassel, connected with the
j auditing department, has resigned •
from his position with the Alaskan
| Engineering Commission.
] Jack Hyhn, who is getting out tim
bers for the Willow creek mines, is
in the city on business and is register
ed at the White House.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer, of Knik,
came over to attend the baseball
dance and will remain in the city sev
eral days on business.
“Nothing doing” over Sunday ex
! cept one ordinary drunk was the re
I port Harry Shultz gave out this
morning from the marshal’s office.
It is rumored that there are several
; important changes about to take place
t in two of the departments of the
Alaskan Engineering commission.
I.ieut. C. A .Ross and Ed. Oldfin at
tended the baseball dance at Matanus
ka Saturday night and report the af
fair a success in every particular.
Clarence Brannon left this morning
j for Mile 187 on Big Willow creek to
! close up the Thomas-Dietzel-Brannon
! piling contract with the government.
Chamber of Commerce luncheon at I
the Oyster Giotto tomorrow (Tues- I
day) noon. Special speakers, (and
menu) have been provided for the
occasion.
H. McGuire, a prominent mining
man from Seattle, who has been in
Anchorage for the past wek, will leave ,
for Talkeetna tomorrow to prepare]
for a summer in the hills.
Harry Cribb is making extensive 1
improvements on his 5th avenue prop
erty and W. L. Batch has the contract
of building the large addition in the
rear that will be occupied by a sash
and door factory. 1
H. B. Wilkinson, chief accountant :
for the Alaskan Engineering Commis
sion, has resigned and will leave in the
near future to accept a position with
Twohy Brothers Contracting Com
pany, with whom he was formerly con
nected.
Eugene J. Bumiller, of Ancon, Ca
nal Zone, arrived on the steamship .
; Admiral Evans to visit his aunt, Mrs.
Pirminia Koch. Mr. Bumiller is a
i sanitary official of the Panama canal
and is absent from his duties on va-I
; cation leave.
Mrs. Bert Schaefer who has been ;
j confined in the government hospital (
for 80 days as the result of a very I
I serious but successful operation, has!
i sufficiently recovered to be taken to !
her home in the Rathwell apartments !
where she is convalescing.
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Mrs. Tony Chimento, wife of the :
! popular manager of the Montana Pool
1 hall, has engaged passage on the S. S.
I Alaska for Seattle. Mrs. Chimento I
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will he away from Anchorage for two
months closing out the business inter
ests of Mr. Chimento at Seattle and
other points to be transferred to An
chorage.
There are rumors of a new steam
laundry being established , in An
chorage.
E. J. Warner is still confined to his
rooms in the Lathrop apartment, but
his condition is much improved.
Captain A. E. Lathrop is able to
attend to business today after several
days’ confinement on account of a se
vere cold.
Jimmie Cunningham, the Ty Cobb
of the Cook Inlet league, came down
from Moose creek to attend the base
ball dance and spend Sunday in An
chorage.
Captain N. LeCiere and Joe Morris
of Spokane are stopping at the White
House and will be in Anchorage until
the middle of May. LeCiere and Mor
ris have promising prospects on Iron
creek and have freighted in their sup
plies and equipment for the season’s
work.
George Anderson, the mining brok
er. has moved his office from the
Campbell building on F street to the
building next to Baxter’s New stand
on 4th avenue, which he has fixed up
in an attractive manner with some
fine specimens of the property in
which he is interested.
^1). B. Van Derlip, occupying an im
portant position in the auditing de
partment of the A. E. C., has been
transferred to the Anchorage bead of
fice from the Turnagain Arm division.
Chas. S. Black has written Brice:
Howard of the Bank of Anchorage'
that he is now located at Kobe, Japan,
as the representative of a Minneapolis
flouring mill company and is doing
well. Mr. Black is well known in An
chorage where he was formerly agent
for the Admiral line.
Under command of Captain Parks,
the big freighter Turret Crown, which
brought in over 3000 tons of railroad
equipment from Panama, tied up at
government dock No. 2 yesterday af '
temoon. With the help of the Brown-1
ing cranes the Turret Crown will dis- I
charge the locomotives from her for
ward hatch and the balance of the [
Anchorage cargo.
The numerous masters and marin-1
ers connected with the mosquito fleet,
ivho make Anchorage their headquar
ters, are demanding a city dock to
take care of their passengers and j
freight. The small boats plying be
tween here and various points on the ;
Arm are a source of considerable rev
enue to this city and their request is
worthy of consideration.
Captain Max Nelson and Master
Ztlyde Coleman have offered a reward
if a case of grape juice for a suitable
lame for their river steamer under
•ourse of construction. These ancient
nariners are liberal in their offers,
vhich also includes fre round trip
:ransportation on the initial run to
l'alkeetna. However, they do insist
hat the name be feminine and guaran-j
;ee that only Bryan’s beverage will be i
lsed in christening the new river i
iteamer.
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Jordon Hats in 20 different styles. |
Price $3.50.
At Brown & Hawkins. 919 [
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North Pole Bakery lunch box with J
ts dainties. A good meal. 920 •
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Coffins Smoked Herring, fine for j
launches—
At Brown & Hawkins. 924 ■
Read The Daily Times an i be an!
Anchorage booster.
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Who Occupies This Space? |
The Pioneer i'
Painter?
Who’s The Pioneer Painter?
ASK ANY BUSINESS MAN
Reasonable Prices
Best Materials
| BASEBALL BOYS OUT
FOR A LITTLE PRACTICE
A number of the City and A. E. C.
baseball players indulged in a short j
| work-out yesterday afternoon on the i
city diamond and considering it .va.
! the first of the season the boys showed
up well. Captain Nick proved that he
has not lost his cunning and Powrie,
Sheets, Dorwin, McDonald, Browne
and several others wearing City uni
forms showed to advantage. Costello
unlimbered a few hot ones to Man
ager Mills and Joe Ryan covered the
.entire center* field. Mickey and Joe
were the only old faces among the)
government players and it seemed j
strange to see Tiff, Levine and Au
man wearing the white and blue uni
forms. Tiff worked out at short and
will be a tower of strength to the Com- j
mission team; Iiosky will till a weak)
spot at third and Levine, Stiffel and!
Chesterfield make a good combination 1
in the outfield. The new men, Gan
dine, Stiffel and Chesterfield, all show
ed that they are half players and judg
ing even from yesterday’s workout
Anchorage is assured of first class'
baseball this spring.
The Gordon—A Five Dollar Hat
for three-fifty.
At Drown & Hawkins. 918
Phone 43-Y for car, day or night.
Wood and coal a specialty. Universal
Taxi and Transfer. 126
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Eyesight defects properly corrected
by A. B. Magnuson, expert optician,
at B. C. Nichols, the Anchorage Jew
eler. All work guaranted. Consulta
tion and examination free. 807
Phone 43-Y for car, day or night.
Wood and coal a specialty. Universal
Taxi and Transfer. 126
Cooks’ and waiters'' coats and aprons
at C. Me Felix. 793
Remember the Two Girls Cafe still
excels on their home cooked dinners.
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Baby Carriages and Buggies, all kinds j
At Outside Prices.
At Brown & Hawkins. 924 |
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Fine Job Printing at Tinier ottlce. j,
An Institution of Strength and Character i
1 CAPITAL $75,000.00 I
SURPLUS $17,500.00
|l President.ANDREW STEVENSON j
Vice-President.ANDREW, A. BENTON *
Chairman Board of Directors . ZOHETH S. FREEMAN |
SKAGWAY
H Vice-President—
W. R. Hillcry
Cashier—
W. L. I-andsborough
g Assistant Cashier—
GEORGE HUTH
ANCHORAGE
Vice-President—
J. T. VYestermann
Assistant Cashier—
M. McVean
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Vice-President—
W. H. Warren j
Assistant Cashier— s
B. A. Ross |
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The Weary Worker
OR BUSINESS MAN i
With the jaded appetite often needs more than mere food
to renew him. He needs the added zest that goes with
food properly rooked and seasoned and snvoringly gar
nished— That’s
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KOSMOS & CO.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
Full Line of Plumbing Supplies, Pipes and Fittings.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.
T. W. KENNEDY,
E St. Bet. 3rd and 4th. Next to Hotel Anchorage
| THE BON MARCHE! j
Opp. Postoffice
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j Special Sale Monday j
HATS! HATS! HATS!j
| LADIES’ TAILORED SPRING HATS.
I Our entire Stock of these fine up-to-date Hats must go at ; '
1 ONE-FOURTH OFF. YOU’D BETTER HURRY — |
1 Come, and Get the OC per I |
| Hat you Want at “O cent V-/II • i
| These Hats will surely go fast, so don’t wait—DON’T |
1 DELAY. 1
| Remember Monday at 9:00 a. m. |
| Watch Our Window Display! 1
The Bon Marche
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