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W. M. McDuff, of Seattle, is at the
Crescent.
Edward E. Graham, of Seattle, is a
guest at the Crescent.
J. T. Thorndyke is registered at the
Crescent from Juneau.
E. Bailey is stopping at the Cres
cent from Juneau.
P. J. Loubert is registered at the
Hotel Anchorage from Chicago.
H. C. Davis, connected with the A.
E. C., is in from Potter creek and
registered at the Crescent.
D. It. Morgan, a government sur
veyor, arrived on the Crook and is
registered at the Crescent.
C. Casad is registered at the Cres
cent and arrived in Anchorage on the
Crook to work for the government.
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The b -oken cable between Valdez
and Sitka has been repaired and the
line was in service at 12:31 yesterday.
Mrs. Effie W. Hamilton, night
nurse at the government hospitul, is
taking a deserved ten-day vacation.
u. nougn, Ly foung and r. a.
Pouli were among the passengers on
the Crook and are stopping at the
Crescent.
E. Bailey is stopping at the Cres
cent while waiting for Mrs. Bailey
who is expected on the S. S. North
western.
Milton Duke, of Portland, was
among the passengers on the Crook
and is registered at the Hotel An
chorage.
The government has taken over one
half of the Guiterman factory at St.
Paul and nine factories of the Ameri
can Woolen Mills company.
Mr. and Mrs. Lord, of San Francis
co, arrived in the city yesterday on
the U. S. A. T. Crook and are guests
at the Hotel Anchorage.
Dr. F. M. Boyles is having the plans
drawn for a two-story concrete busi
ness and office builc.ng to be erected
on lot 1 in Harmony block.
W. G. Stoeser, electrical contractor,
has moved his supplies and stock to
the Masonic building, where he occu
pies space with Eser Wikholm, the ar
chitect.
Jas. E. Wilson, road supervisor of
this district, advises the chamber of
commerce that he expects to make
Anchorage and vicinity a visit in the
very near future.
Mrs. Jas. Shealev arrived in An
chorage on the Crook yesterday to
join her husband, who is located at
Chickaloon in the employ of the
government.
Reliable information has been re
ceived by The Times that a large and
modern hotel will be erected on one
of the principal corners on Fourth av
enue this summer.
Thos. Jeter, who has been confined
in the government hospital for the
past ten days, has sufficiently recov
ered from his illness to be on the
streets again.
Federal officials made a wet haul
yesterday and ran in 10 barrels of
beer which has been confined to the
jail cellar awaiting action of the dis
trict court. The charge is false label
ing and is a serious offense.
Mrs. Sinclair, wife of the popular
Carl, who occupies a responsible posi
tion with the Alaskan Engineering
Commission, arrived in Anchorage
yesterday on the U. S. A. T. Crook
from Seattle, where she spent the
winter.
Ben Benson was brought down from
Matanuska last night and placed in
the government hospital where he is
under the care of Drs. Beeson and
Layne. Benson fell from the steam
shovel on which he was working and
sustained a basil fracture and a brok
en rib.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Victor Warner ar
rived in Anchorage yesterday after
noon on the U. S. A. T. Crook to make
this city their future home. Mr. War
ner is the son of E. J. Warner, of the
Alaska Realty and Investment Co.,
and was recently married to Miss
Zelda Wheat, a popular society belle
of Kansas City. He will resume his
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duties as mechanical engineer with
the Alaskan Engineering commission,
by whom he was employed last sum
mer.
Eser Wikholm has commenced work
c.n a modern bungalow for E. K.
Hamsey, in block 17.
Sixty thousand pounds (30 tons) of
powder will be fired at 10 o’clock to
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morrow morning on one of the gov
ernment contracts about two miles
east of Potter creek,
j W. W. Butts has bought the build
I ing he is now occupying from A. Ko
I vacerich and is one more ex-Seward
ite to prove his well-founded faith in
Anchorage by material investments in
city property.
! The members of the school board
have prepared a paper giving a re
sume of the year’s work together with
the list of teachers elected for the
ensuing year which appears in an
other column of today’s paper.
The burlesque Bamum’s circus, un
der the direction of Emmanuel de
Vicq, will whoop it up at the Labor
I Temple this evening. The show prom
ises to keep the audience bubbling
over with merriment from start to
finish.
Manager Ben Smith, of the Bird
Creek Lumber company, announces
that the first shipment of lumber
from the mills will reach Anchorage
next Tuesday, May 15. The shipment .
will consist of all sizes and dimen- ;
sions and the company will be able i
to fill all orders.
The Presbyterian church will not j
observe Mother’s Day tomorrow, ow- j
ing to the lark of white carnations, j
the badge of the day. Dr. McBride ■
has ordered 000 white carnations from J
Seattle and will observe Mother’s day !
with appropriate services three weeks '
from tomorrow, June 3.
The Admiral Evans sailed from Se
attle at 11:45 last night with a large ;
passenger list for Anchorage and 28o 1
tons of freight for local merchants.
The Bon Marche has been closed for
two days while the forces arranges j
the immense stock of goods which'
go on sale at reduced prices Monday 1
morning.
Gus Smith died early^ this morning
at the government hospital from pneu
monia and his body has been removed
to the F. B. Wood Undertaking par
lors. His death is the direct result of
his falling off a lighter into the bay
Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Smith has :
s wife in Seattle who has been noti- i
fied of his death. He was a member
of the A. L. U. and had many friend.,
ir. Anchorage.
The L. O. O. M. ban<l has been or
ganized with J. N. McCain temporary
manager, Mark Dolliver leader and C. :
L. Kemp secretary-treasurer. The
band vfill be composed of at least Id
pieces and will be ready for engage
ments by the last of this month.
Mrs. C. A. Ross, accompanied by
her two children, arrived in Anchor
age yesterday on the U. S. A. T.
Crook to join her husband, Lieut. C.
A. Ross.
A number of citizens of high stand
ing and vitally interested in the wel
1 fare of the public schools, have sug
gested that the Chamber of Com
merce,, Parent-Teachers’ association
.and Anchorage Woman’s club select
candidates for the school board to be
i elected June 19. According to the re
i cent ruling the board will consist of
! five members and the citizens will al
; so vote to establish a school district
! at the same election.
No changes in prfees at Cameron’s
Cafe. 738
Building paper and roofing at Bolte {
Hdw. Co. Phone 90-R. 966
Courtesy and Fresh Goods at I
Robarts’. 984
Get your eyes examined free at
George Osborn’s, the leading jeweler,
by Fred Carlquist, graduate optician,
i Satisfaction guaranteed. 260
Get the best of seed for your land;
Alaska Black Ooats, Beardless Barley,
Alsace Clover and Timothy. Sund
berg’s Grocery, 4th and C., Phone
85K. 12
Like Mother makes, bread dough
nuts and pastry at North Pole Bakery.
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“IRON CLAW" DOINGS
AROUND TOWN
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Mho Is "The Laughiag Mask?”
Tonight's the night for two more
chapters of the “Claw” and it's a
"bear.” In this one the Iron Claw
blows a bank to smithereens and
steals all the money, besides raising
hob in general. The operator says—
“in reviewing this part, the machine
‘fairly shook with thrills.’ ”
As a starter until you get settled in
your seat we will run a Paramount
Pictograph showing “Teddy” Roose
velt making a stump speech on pre
paredness.
Sol Silverman says that he is going
into business for himself so that he
can get off Saturday nights.
“Chauncy Wright Dick” is coming
and he is going to bring one of his
waffles for a cushion to sit on.
Some prominent business men have
objected to the ‘ Iron Claw” running
on Saturday nights when a steam
boat arrives; the streets have such
a deserted appearance. We should
worry.
We got “stung” last time and little
spuds “don’t go no more.”
For a finisher we have Ford Ster
ling and Mable Normand up to a lot
of foolishness in a Keystone com
edy. 27
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TOMORROW OBSERVED
AS MOTHER’S DAY
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Tomorrow is Mother’s day and will
be universally observed all over the
United States. President Wilson is
sued the first National Mother’s Day
proclamation in 1914 asking that the
second Sunday in May be observed as
Mother’s Day in accordance with the
joint resolutions of the house and sen
ate. This official recognition was the
culmination of several years’ work and
untiring effort of the originators to
permanently establish a day apart in I
honor of “The Rest Mother Who
Ever Lived,” the mother of your
heart.
The day is usually observed by
churches and religious organizations
regardless of creed; many fraternal
organizations, too, are following the
custom. The badge is the white car
nation, the emblemof purity.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.
First mass at 8:.‘!0 a. m.; second*
mass at 10:.‘!0 a. m. Sunday school at j
11:30 a. m. Rosary, instruction and i
benediction at 7:”0 p. m.
Week-day mas* at 7.10 a m.
PRESBYTER!AN.
Morning service 11 a. >n. Evening
service 9 p. m. Sunday school 12 M.
The subject of the morning sermon
will be “What the World Most Needs.”
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At the evening service the minister
will begin a series of three sermons
on “Mental Healing.” The subject of
the first sermon-address will be ‘Tj^>
Realities of Science.” The choir will
sing two numbers. A most definits
welcome is extended to the strangers
and to the man interested in any way
in religion to attend these services.
The Peoples’ Church.
“Justice and Mother,” will be Rev. j
Jack Dunstan’s subject at the Peoples’
church Sunday evening at 7:30.
In the open forum at 8:175 Judge
Julius Thompson will speak on “Two
Sides to Every Question.”
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Plows, harrows and cultivators at
Bolte Hdw. So. Phone 90-R. 966
Courtesy and Fresh Goods at
Robarts’. 984
Dr. W. A. Rystrom, dentist, over
Harmony theatre. 810
Listen!
I found out who that
Pioneer Painter is.
Yes*
He’s the fellow who’s
been doing that painting
for*those particularly peo
ple.
Yours for a city beau
tiful.
John J. Ross
Pioneer Painter. Box 116
j Bank of Alaska
Ska*™* ANCHORAGE Wrangell
|j An Institution of Strength and Character
(CAPITAL $75,000.00
SURPLUS $17,500.00
President.ANDREW STEVENSON
Vice*President .... ANDREW A. BENTON
Chairman Board df Directors ZOHETH S. FREEMAN
I j SKAGWAY
| ] Vice-President—
i | W. R. Htilery
| ! Cashier—
i j W. L. L.andsborough
J! Assistant Cashier—
II GEORGE HUTH
ANCHORAGE
Vice-President—
J. T. Westermann
Assistant Cashier—
M. McVean
WRANGELL
Vice-President—
W. H. Warren
Assistant Cashier—
B. A. Ross
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fi the purpose of charging exorbitant
<6 prices and monopolizing trade.
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jj Nelchena, the only reindeer range
| with an outlet to salt water and the
« markets of the world.
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I Matanuska Reindeer
| Ranching Co.
1 Will Bring Herd to Nelchina.
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Only a tew years ago the western part of the United States was
the home of the cattle rancher, and vast areas were used exclusively
ig for this paying industry, but soon the sheep herder began to crowd in
ft on the rancher and they were followed by the diversified farmer,
ig During this period as always the rancher has been making money,
jn and this business has made more millions than any other single in
£ dustry of North America; this was the case even when the average
jjj price of a four-year-old steer was around $20 and feed and shelter
ig had to be provided for them during some of the winter months; if
jjj under these conditions cattle ranching was a paying investment, how
£ much more so must the reindeer be here now, for what cattle was
jjj to the rancher of the west in those days the reindeer is to Alaska
S now, and presents the same opening with the advantage as shown
jjj by government experience of not having to be fed or sheltered in win
jp ter, as these hardy animals have shown themselves to be self-sustain
uj ing, and will bring 100 per cent more than the average steer of those
jfi days, as the average reindeer would realize here today forty dollars,
ijj the cost of herding is small as two herders can look after 500.
The Directors of the Matanuska Reindeer Ranching Co. have c e
3 cided to bring a herd of reindeer to their Nelchina range, whicn is
3 conceded to be one of the very best reindeer ranges in America, and
£ wishing to have the herd as large as possible, as the cost of bringing
S ™ a large herd would be much the same as a small one, and also
£ wishing to get this delicious food product on the local market as
jjj soon as possible, decided to sell some company stock, as this will
£ enable them to bring in a larger herd.
jfi Call at our office, corner 4th and C Streets, and be one of the
£ original promoters of this paying proposition which means so much to
B Anchorage and vicinity, and is one of the greatest steps towards
3 Alaska becoming self-supporting. Should you not have time to call,
S write.
g Matanuska Reindeer Ranching Co.
I OFFICE FOURTH AND C PHONE 85K
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Dr. W. A. Ry strom, dentist, over
Harmony Tneatr*. 810
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