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SAILED FROM SEATTLE MARCH 20TH, LUMBER
SCHOONER BANGOR. DUE HERE APRIL 2ND, WITH A
COMPLETE STOCK
No. 1 and 2 Finish and
Common
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ROGER SUMMY, Mgr.
DEMPSTER IN AFTER
MUSH OF 400 MILES
DAWSON, Feb. 8. — Sergeant
Dempster, officer in charge the laKt
several years of Rampart House post
of the Royal Northwest Mounted Po
lice and ex-officio customs collector
there, one of the most noted mushers
of the north, arrived this mcrning
from Rampart House after complet
ing a remarkable trip over a hitherto
untraveled trail. His journey covered
approximately 400 miles of wilder
ness, and the route followed was prac
tically the international boundary
line between Yukon and Alaska, ly
ing along the 14th meridian . No one
had been over the full length of the
route before save the boundary sur
vey parties who established the line
and set the posts, and then they were
j broken into various parties working
; from the two ends and from points
north and south of the Porcupine
where it segregates the line.
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Dempster was accompanied on this '
trip by Mr. Strom and two Indians.
They traveled practically every day,
and many of the days the thermom
eter registered 60 to 70 below zero,
Fahrenheit. Their supplies were con-1
veyed on toboggans drawn by husky |
dogs. Game was sighted in a nura- j
ber of places, and several fine cari- j
bou were killed, and added materially |
to the supply.
Sergeant Dempster is in fine health,;
and evidently none the worse for the |
Long trip. Before taking the Ram- j
part House post he was in charge of
the mounted police expedition annual
ly between Dawson and Ft. McPher
son, and made some record trips on
the route. He also was in charge of
the relief expedition which went out
and located the bodies of Captain
Fitzgerald and his three companions
when they perished on the Dawson
McPherson route several years ago.
Best talent in Anchorage at Society
Cabaret. 690;
Peterson’s Billiard Parlor for latest |
war bulletins. 400 j
For a Solo game come to Peterson’s. !
NEW SELDOVIA CANNERY.
A new cannery is being put ;>n at
Seldovia by a company incorporated!
under the name of the Alaska Salmon
& Clam Packers. The president is C.
A. Myers, who is agent for the Car
stens Packing company. The secre
tary is Neil Sexton, formerly connect
ed with the Arctic club. Geo. Cham
bers, manager of the Seward Post, is
also interested, and the manager is
W. G. Whorf, who is well known
among Alaskans and who built the
Seldovia Salmon company plant at
Seldovia.
Mr. Whorf says it is planned to can
clams the greater part of the year and
also to put up 5,000 to 10,000 cases of
salmon during the season.- Natives ex
clusively will be employed, there being
about 60 families in the vicinity. No
machinery except closers will be used.
He counts on putting up about 20,000
cases of clams annually, of the variety
known in the east as quahogs.
North Pole Bakery serves lunches
after the show. 567
Mrs. L. E. MacFarlane, 1515 Boren
avenue, Seattle, writes the governor’s
office for information concerning John
Archibald Rankin, age sixty years,
who is believed to be somewhere in
Alaska. Anyone knowing anything
about Mr. Rankin is kindly asked to
communicate with the governor's of
fice.
For benefit of Parent-Teachers’ as
sociation, Society Cabaret, Robarts’
hall March 31. 690
Temple Auditorium
A. L. U.
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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TONIGHT AND FRIDAY
Majestic Masterpicture
The Wonderful Romance of Jane Shore
In Five Colossal Acts, Presenting
Blanch Forsyth in
“STRIFE ETERNAL.”
With a Cast of 3,000 People.
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 MI6N0N ANDERSON, HARRIS GORDON
and EUGENE MOORE.
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.”
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
May Allison, Harold Lockwood, in Comedy Drama
"THE SECRETARY OF FRIVOLOUS AFFAIRS"
Hap Hazard . Harold Lockwood
Loulie... May Allison
Natalie (always losing her jewels) . Josephine Ditt
Laura Hazard .Carol Halloway
Josephine (sister of Loulie) . Blanch Light
Crowninsheild (bachelor attorney) . Hal Clements
Due de Trouville . Carl Von Schiller
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NEW COMMISSIONERS
FROM PHILIPPINES
MANILA, March 8.—Jaime C. De
Veyra, at one time acting secretary of
commerce and police under the admin
i istration of Governor General Harri
! son and later executive secretary of
the Philippines and Teodoro Yangeo,
millionaire Filipino merchant and
philanthropist, have been named by
the Philippine congress as resident
I commissioners in the United States to
• succeed Manuel Quezon, who has be
; come president of the insular senate
and Manuel Eamshay, who has re
signed his post.
De Veyra was named to represent
the political aspirations of the Filipino
people while Yangeo will represent the
business interests—a division of labor
that has been followed in the appoint
ment of Philippine resident commis
sioners since the office was first cre
ated.
De Veyra is a former newspaper
man. He has been a member of the
insular assembly and with the whole
sale changes in the Philippine commis
sion that followed the election of
President Wilson, in 1912, he became
a member of that body, without port
folio., Upon the resignation of Gen
eral Clinton L. Riggs of Baltimore, as
secretary of commerce and police, De
Veyra became acting head of this de
partment—a post he filled till he was
named executive secretary. With the
reorganization of the executive de
: partment of the Philippine govern
i ment, this office was merged with an
| other and he now becomes a member
! of the congress of the United States
: for three years beginning March 4.
i Yangeo is one of the few Filipino
! merchant princes of the Isltnds. He
has extensive business interests which
include varied lines from a fleet of in
! terisland steamships to a department
store. He is the foremost Filipino
' philanthropist and has given of his
! time and money to movements for the
betterment of his people. He has re
cently returned from a long trip in the
! United States, undertaken primarily
j in the interests of the Young Men’s
Christian Association. He was one of
the organizers and is still a chief mov
er in the local Filipino Y. M. C. A.