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TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 AND 2
THIS PROGRAM IS VERY GOOD
PARAMOUNT PICTURES Present
“Brother Officers”
A Timely Dramatic Military Romance That Will Certaiuh
Appeal to Von.
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TWO COMEDIES
“The Handicap of Beauty”
This is along the line of “Her Katal Beauty” Only Worse.)
AND
MABLE NORMAND AND MACK SENNETT
In a
KEYSTONE COMEDY
(They Are a Little Rough at Times)
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Everybody and everything has
birthdays and they have a right to
have birthdays if they want to. The
same privilege is granted women to
forget theirs; it is optional. Some men,
celebrate their birthdays annually;
some semi-occasionally and some every
Saturday night. This, too, is optional
and has? no real effect on age nor does
it deal with numbers.
One year ago today Chas. E. Herron
assumed control of the Cook Inlet
Pioneer and became a publisher. In
the past 12 months the Cook Inlet
Pioneer of four pages has passed to
the Anchorage Daily Times of ten i
pages anti the prophecy of Mr. Her
ron, made at that time, “that he would j
make it the foremost publication in
Alaska.” has come ti-ue.
In advertisments and circulation Tim
Times has also made rapid strides, due
to its earnest endeavors to keep up
with the steady and substantial devel
opment of Anchorage which has made
the success of the publication possible.!
In every respect the management of
The Times has endeavored to give the
people of Rnchorage the best possible
telegraph and local service. In all1
things pertaining to the upbuilding
and advancement of the city The
Times has given its unqualified assist- j
ance and supported every legitimate j
public movement; it has fostered no;
antipathy, nor has it favored any re
gime. The Times, while absolutely
republican in national politics has not
strictly followed the creed in local af
fairs. It does not attempt to dictate
nor, on the other hand, can The Times
be coerced, but is always willing to
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listen to reason and the wants of the j
people. The Anchorage Daily Times;
is a part and parcel of Anchorage and ;
enters upon its second year with a still
greater optimistic view of the city’s!
splendid future.
A YEAR AGO.
Following are a few items of news
taken from The Times of one year
ago today:
Strike has been peacefully settled
and 700 men return to work.
Oscar Anderson was a passenger
on the S. S. Alaska for Seattle.
A. A. Shonbeck is in receipt of a !
wire from Dr. J. T. Westermann ask- j
ing him to procure a site for a tern- 1
porary bank building.
■Members of Alaska Labor Union
will hold a smoker tonight.
A. J. Adams, of the Northern Drug
company, accompanied by Mrs. Ad
ams, arrived in the city on the S. S.
Alaska.
L. S. Robe, of the Independence ;
Mining company, left for the Willow
creek property this morning.
E. J. Warner purchased lot 11 in
block IS.
E. E. Kurtz, proprietor of the Sen
itary Meat market, opened for busi
ness this morning.
Jaffe & Bayles are erecting a tem
porary building on the property leas
ed from George M. Campbell.
Larry Byrne was on the streets
with his six-passenger Reo yesterday
afternoon.
George Nunan and Ted Sterling
have started work on the new river
steamer for Sid Barrington.
F. I. Reed and .1. B. McCallister
eft for McDougal this morning to
start work on the Cache creek dredge. |
Mayor Moore starts to work to put,
city ball park in shape for baseball.
Messrs. Frame and Hunter an
nounce they will start the publica
'
tion of the 49th Star in the near fu
ture.
Lauritz and Frisk, recent arrivals,
have entered into the painting and i
decorating business.
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|J Mj The fact that Build* • Is
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5 * II bH I B I new and complete i
I ■ ■ B* stock for I
1 Painters and Decorators 1
s ( ausee&isome confusion and much business, we can now a
® however assure yoif that we have arranged so that you ®
§ may with comfort make your selections in Wall Papers,
I etc., for your SPRING HOME REJUVENATING. |
j LAURITZ BROS. |
| LAURITZ LAURITZ BLDG. ' ,
(Sj The Sipn Man 5th Ave. Bet. E and F Sts. j (
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fine Job Printing at The Times office
Hud Whitney and Mrs. Whitney are
n from the ranch for a few days’
visit and extended an invitation to
l'he Times force for next Sunday
linner.
FOR RENT.
Foil 11K NT Tine* partly-furnished
oom? ,\irs. VV ilson, Ith and i
F( »1: 11ENT Tv.o-n>oni furnish** i
Apartment. 940 4th Avenue. 28
FOR RENT Coxy little house, partly
furnished. Sec .loo Spenard. 910
For Rent Furnished and wTif uriiisTTed
Apartments. 729 tit11 \\e., between U
tnd M 880
Foi Rent Houses and cabins. Real
slate bought and sold. Anchorage
Realty Co. 325 4th A ve. JGinard Ai. Lynch,
I'jioii*; 4 0- L. 134
FOR SALE.
Foil SALK AT SACRIFICE * n\ n* i
leaving town. .Must sell 5-;u r< tract in
South addition. $250. Inquire at On
ral Barber Shop, 922
I’Oll SALE- Two houses u.d corn-:
lot renting for $75.00 per month. Cash
»r t« rnis. A snap" if taken immediately.
Leaving' town. Ihqnire Times, 936
I'Mlt SALK- Several pieces of house
hold furniture. Call 127 East F. St. !*:!•
Foil SALE- Two cows and brood
-«ows. Fred Ruhl. 914
FuR SALK Complete nstaurani out*
it. ‘’all lit Midway Ca(ti, i ifth \v«, 903
FOR SALK Lest located restaurant
>n Fourth A\*. Inquire Times. :*02 ,
For Sale or Leas** Acre tram, lOih |
uni E St. Cleared. Easy terms. In- j
inire E. J. MelKmald. 525 F St. NS 1 i
For Sale Cheap, house and full lot, ;
n-t ween < J and 11. Call 7 i !» . i n St. 859
For Sale - Furnish eu apartment
noise. All suites rented, inquire Kitak
Show case <?<.». 836 1
For Sale --Cabinet shop, complete.
Machinery set up ready for work. Call
his office._ 828
Houses and lots at best prices. From
150.00 cash up. Four corners. .1 11. i
■hnith. 77U j
HELP WANTED.
WANTED Young lady to work in
•igar store. Apply at Northern Cool I
dull. 936 .
WANTED Saleslady at the White'
iri'-li I'akerv. !ih ..ml <’ St. ».!'> j
WAXTKD- Man to collect laundry, j
nquire 729 6th Ave, Bet. G and H. 906 {
wa.vikd Good stock ales man. Frf
luire Times office. 899 *
WANTED < lood Jive* Greek stock
talesman. Apply Times oftice. X2.'»
Wanted Capable woman to sell
dock. Apply Times office. X26
miscellaneous.
WIDE SHAKE my bachelor's quarters
with some congenial party. M. E.
3rigks, Loussitc'-1 Pharmacy. 933
~ WA*NTEl)—rCon tfact, c railing, \
mating or clearing land in or around
own. Inquire Times oftice. 1*30
For Sah^—1,000 volume circulating li
brary, cheap. Inquire at News Stand. 730 !
1th Avenue. 7 7-1
WANTED - Dogs to hoard for rite
tummer. Address Times. 909
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby given that -h • hrm
>f llcgg C Laurence has been dissolved
>y mutual eoiisent and that Sydney
Laurence has assumed all debts of the
inn and will collect all hills.
E. A. HEGG,
SYDNEY EACKEX<’H. I
Dated April 27, 1917. 923 j
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. !
The partnership heretofore existing !
jet ween Mrs. Violet llickey and Mrs. I
JUie Gray in the Two Girls Cafe has j
jeen dissolved. Mrs. Hickey will col- i
ect all outstanding accounts due The j;
[>•«> Girls Cafe, and pay all bills. 1*17 :j
‘WOODEN JACKASS”
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IS WHAT HAMBURGERS
CALL VON HINDENBURG j
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A correspondent at the Hague writ- j
ng to the London Timeh says: i
“America’s decision to enter the war j
las causer! deep consternation in Ger- i
nan commercial circles, especially in j
Hamburg and Bremen. In these cir- i
:les, where Merr Ball in is supreme, j
General von Hindenburg, to whose de-tj
ision the ruthless U-boat war is due,! j
s generally called the “wooden jack-1J
iss.” j
“The people are wondering how he, J
an compensate Hamburg and Brem- j
n merchants and shippers for the mil- ■
ions they have lost by seizure of their j
hips in American ports.” !
Line Jot Primisg at Times cilice ij
M KXICO CITY, April 1!).—The de
cree signed yesterday by General Car
ranza providing for the calling of elec
tions for state offices has put an end 1
to various ambitious political plans of
some, of the more prominent political
parties for controlling the state elee
tions and, through the state machin
ery, of influencing the next election f<>.
p resident.
Under the old plan of Guadelupe. on
which much of the program of the
constitutionalist government is based,
the provisional governors of the stati .
were empowered to call state election*
at any time they saw fit after the
president and national congress h. .:
been elected and taken their seats.
Under the new constitution, officers
of the army and those holding fedcrrl
government positions must resign
ninety days prior to election before
they can become candidates for go\ -
ernor. The provisional governors
therefore, by calling elections at times
suited to them, could have eliminated
many candidates under these prove
sions.
The decree issuer! by General Car
rana, however, amends the plan of
Guadalupe so that the provisional gov
ernors of the states may call state
elections only with the authority of!
the first chief of the constitutionalist
army in charge of the executive pow- 1
er, if after May 1 when Carrana he- i
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comes president of the republic. The
decree provides that state elections:
shall be caled at such times that the
candidates elected may take office
prior to July 1, 1!)17; except in those
states where conditions exist which
make the holding of an election in- :
advisable, because of disturbances < r
other reasons. General Carranza either
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as ii’st chief or as pi evident, remain.;;
-ole judge of the advisability and possi
bility of holding eb ctions in any state i
and. if he deems ■' inadvisable to hold
elections may ask i mg vss to confirm
the provisional gov* .nor of any state
i.i in; office for tli ■ i* istitutionai per
iod ending in 1!)20.
It is believed that this change in the
plan of Guadalupe will effectively
check efforts by any party to build up
a machine which will dominate the
next presidential election or which
will be in a position to curtail the pow
er of the executive, as it has been only ,
predicted might be done.
A trapper near Teikhell reports t+iat
a pair of grouse have spent the winter
in and around his cabin, sleeping at
night in the snow in his dooryard. It
is believed that the birds were driven
to civilization by the unusually large
number of lynxes in the woods this
year. The birds are as tame as do
festicated fowls.
Read Thp Daily Times and be an
Anchorage booster.
Flue Job Criming at Times office, j
jj Geo. F. Forrest jjj
jj Juneau, Alaska. jjj
Jj REPRESENTING
jj American Radiator Co. jjj l
jj Standard Gas Engine Co. jjj
| Bowles Company. X
jj Fairbanks Morse Co. jjj
§ Pelton Water Wheel Co. jjj
Jj Brinkley Supply Co. *
jj Valvohnc Oil Co. jjj
Jj Rex Metal Works w
jj Wood Drill Works jjj
Jj Hydrex Felt & Eng. Co. jjj j
E Burt Manufacturing Co. jjj
R Edison Storage Battery K
R Supply Co. ijj
jj Western Farquaar Mach- jjj
R inery Co. K
jj Truxall Chemical Co. ijj
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LARGE SHIPMENT
OF LIVE
CHICKENS
AND FRESH EGGS.
PLYMOUTH ROCKS
RHODE ISLAND REDS
WHITE LEGHORNS
Leave Orders and Have One Dressed for Sunday Dinner
We Save You Money—At the Big Market.
CARSTENS PACKING CO.
J. J. HALES. Manager.
Phones 43-R. Fourth St. between C and D.
COAL OIL!!!
Larson & Wendler
CORNER 4th AND I
Anchorage Electric Co. j
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and supplies. Prices reasonable. i
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