PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN M. REID <
Attorney and Counselor at law j
Notary Public. j
Alaska Ruilding. Phone til-K
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L. David
attorney-at-law
NOTARY PUBLIC
Office, Corner 5th and E.
Anchorage : : Alaska
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ARTHUR FRAME
Lawyer
MASONIC BUILDING
NOTARY PUBLIC
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C. H. Sundraacher
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LAWYER
Bolto Bldu. : Anchorage |
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I M. J CONROY i
\ttorney-at-Law •
NOTARY PUBLIC.
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4;’7 5th St. Anchorage i
ROBERT SIMPSON |
Juneau. Alaska.
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jfj Dentist
Over Harmony Theatre
gj Anchorage. Alaska
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DR. R. C. MATHIS |
Dentist
MASONIC BUILDING
Anchorage - Phone 60-Y.
DR. E. F. GERMAN
DENTISTRY -
Hewitt Building Fourth Ave. t|
Phone 7-Y.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hewitt Bldg. Fourth Ave. jj
Telephone 7-Y'. If
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GEO. B. PURVIS J
Architect and Builder
920 (illi Ave., Anchorage $
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H. W. NAGLEY
General Merchandise
SUS1TNA. ALASKA
ON TOLSTOI TRAIL
Branch Stores:
McDOUGALL
TALKKETNA
QUINN BOARDING
HOUSE
Board by the Day or Week.
Corner did and C St.
I SERVICE BARBER
SHOP.
ROBARTS BUILDING
Shampooing and Face Massage
A Specialty.
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Kvery day sot's some little improve
merit in the condition of Fourth ave
nue.
The local fire department has ord
ered uniforms through Brown & Haw
kins.
The Bank of Anchorage received 6<
, new steel, fire-proof safety deposit
I boxes on one of the last steamers.
■ Art Shonbeck is in receipt of a win
■ from his Minneapolis broker to the ef
■ feet that “wheat closed here yester
1 day at 2.56*,4.”
Joe Reno, father of many and store
, keeper at Girdwood, is in Anchorage
on business and is registered at the
Hotel Anchorage.
C. S. Schumacher, of the Kverett
! Washington Produce company, is in
Anchorage with the view of establish
lj ing a wholesale produce store.
Dr. H. O. Schaleben. in charge of the
Turnagain Arm district, with head
i iiuarters at Rainbow creek, made a
dying trip to Anchorage yesterday.
Seward recently gave a baseball
dance to provide means to buy a new
ball park; the old one having been set
i aside as sacred ground by the city
i fathers.
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George Osborne, the (' street jew
j eler, has returned to Anchorage on one
j of the late steamers after spending
I several weeks at Seattle and the out
I side on business.
The Anchorage Lodge, I. O. O. F.
Mo. S, nas invitations out for its
; ninety-eighth anniversary ball, which
] will be held at the Labor Temple,
1 Thursday evening, April 20.
Chauncey I’eterson has extended his
building back 40 feet to make room
for additional pool and billiard tables
| and has also made a decided improve
! ment by putting in a new plate glass
! front.
cumilicuiui man v» n>
Anchorage yesterday received the
following message from his house at
; Seattle: “Wheat closed at $2.56Vis
the bushel on the Minneapolis stock
j exchange today.”
A. Christensen, of the land and in
dustrial department, has secured a
rate of $2 a ton for the mural deposit
i at Otter lake. The deposit is within
! 500 feet of the government railroad
i and about eight miles from Anchor
1 age.
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The members of the Bill’s dub held
; their annual election of officers last
[night with the following result: .las.
K. O’Reilly, president; Stewart Max
I well, vice-president; Dr. J. T. Wester
• mann, secretary; and Jas. Rock
j treasurer.
;; A. Morse, prominent fur buyer of
j San Francisco, who has been in An
! chorage for some time, expects tc
j leave for the interior about the mid
idle of next month. Mr. Morse ha.
' shipped many furs from Anchoragt
and says he will certainly make it i
C point t° visit Anchorage annually ii
> the future.
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j' Bert Goodpaster, proprietor of th<
5 Mountain Climber road house on th«
jj Yentna river during the winte:
' j months and prospector and place:
’ miner during the summer, is in Anch
orage and is stopping at the Crescent
This is Bert’s first appearance for twi
' j years and he will be in the city tw<
’ weks on business and pleasure.
• L. K. Chesterfield is another cracl
• ball player to invade Anchorage am
• sign with one of the local teams. Mt
« Chesterfield is a salesman when h
« isn’t working at baseball and is tryini
► to get located for he says he has see
r enough of the city to know that he i
" | going to like it. He formerly playe
in the Tri-State and Twilight league
and comes especially well recommend
j ed both as a salesman and thir
! sacker.
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” Prices on our Roofing and Buildin
§ Paper the lowest in town. Just r(
j? ceived a carload of various grade:
% B. & H„ ‘ Quaity First.” 87
Beat music and entertainers at Pt
terson’s. 39
LIVE BUNCH IN CHARGE
OF SALE OF THE TICKETS
As ticket salesmen Barney Watson
j Jimmie Lankin and Jack Robartf
have been awarded the palm. In less
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than two hours yesterday afternoon
this triumvirate of public spirited cit
izens and ardent baseball enthusiasts
; sold $125.00 worth of tickets for the
big baseball dance to be given next
| Saturday night, April 28th at Ro
; barts’ hall. They are meeting with
: such good success because the cause
is a worthy one and in support of the
; national game of baseball. They re
,port that except in a few cases the
I business men of Anchorage came
through strong and without a mur
mur and from present indications the
debt against the grand stand will be
wiped out and the people of Anchor
. age who own the property can cele
brate by burning the bonds. C. R.
; Breek, of Matanuska, F. A. Hansen,
of Turnagain Arm, are both working
hard in the interest of common cause
and the commission boys are turning
things upside down to sell their quo
ta of tickets and do their part in the
movement.
Four evenly-matched teams will
play out the schedule and Anchorage
and community will be treated to a
splendid article of baseball this sea
son that opens May 20. The opening
game will be an auspicious, occasion
and an appropriate program is being
worked up to celebrate the occasion.
Capt. Mears has been selected to
pitch the first ball on the Anchorage
diamond, with Dr. J. T. Westermann
receiving.
But in the meantime do not over
look the big baseball dance ami make
it a point to do your part towards
making the baseball season a success
by starting the initial game under the
favorable condition of being out of
debt.
ANCHORAGE CHAMBER
SENDS AN INVITATION
The following: invitation has been
forwarded to the Seward Chamber of
Commerce by the local organization:
Seward Chamber of Commerce,
Seward Alaska.
Gentlemen:
A season of unprecedented activity
opens before us. All cities contiguous
to the Cook inlet country are bound
to profit by the prosperity of Anchor
age. We feel that in a great meas
ure the futures of Seward and An
chorage are to be written upon the
same scroll.
Therefore we invite you in the in
terests of harmony and the common
good to come to our city and see it at
first hand, as well as the govern
ment work and resources of its neigh
borhood.
You will always be welcome and
our limited conveniences at your dis
posal. We are,
Yours truly,
ANCHORAGE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
JENNINGS TURNS
DOWN APPLICANTS
JUNEAU, April 12.—In district
court here Judge Robert VV. Jennings
refused to grant citizenship to one
German an<j one Austrian applicant
who sought to become naturalized cit
izens of the United States. Judgf
Jennings stated that he did not care
to take this responsibility.
Prior to taking this stand, the
judge stated that he had wired At
1 torney General Gregory asking foi
1 instructions, on account of the declar
ation of war by America against Ger
: many, asking what he should do ir
I case natives of belligerent countries
• should make application for citizen
1 ship. It is thought that these ar«
| the lirst two cases of this kind evei
i occurring in Alaska.
1 C. L. Pring is now in Anchorage am
s is prepared to tune and repair pianos
- Address all orders General Delivery
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Dr. W. A. itysirom. dentist, ove
r Harmony theatre. Prices reasonable
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Read The Dtijy Times and be at
Anchorage booster.
-1 Read The Daily Times ana be ai
9 Anchorage booster.
GETS If OF
EOT MONEY
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Chairman Wm. C. Edes has advised
A. Christensen, manager of the land
| and industrial department, that the
bill providing for the use of 50 per
cent of all moneys received from the
sale of Anchorage city lots has pas
i sed the senate and house and become
a law. Mr. Christensen advises The
Times that approximately $50,000.00
of the amount to be refunded is avail- |
able and will be used to reimburse the
Alaskan Engineering commission for!
the Anchorage public school and oth
: er municipal and public improvements
which will pass to the possession of i
the people when Anchorage is incorp- I
orated.
under the new ruling $112,000.00
will eventually be refunded and the
amount will be used to reimburse the
Alaskan Engineering commission and i
for further permanent public im
provements which will be owned by
the city.
This amount will be added to in
case the administration decides to
put on another sale of city lots or
acreage.
The city’s oO per cent will be avail
able upon future lot payments that
run five years from date of original
purchase.
Mr. Christensen further advises i
The Times that other than reimburs
ing the Alaskan Engineering commis
sion the administration has not de- i
cided on how the money will be dis
tributed except that it will be spent
in the usual judicious manner for the
betterment of Anchorage and for the
good of the public in permanent and
substantial civic improvement.
Window Shades, Curtain Rods,
Rugs, Oil Cloth, Linoleums. B. & H.
• “Quality First.” 873
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1 Bank of Alaska
ANCHORAGE
An Institution of Strength and Character
CAPITAL $75,000.00
SURPLUS $17,500.00
President.ANDREW STEVENSON
Vice-President.ANDREW A. BENTON
Chairman Board of Directors ZOHETH S. FREEMAN
8KAGWAY
Vice-President—
W. R. Hillery
Cashier—
W. L. l^ndsborouKfa
Assistant Cashier—
GEORGE HUTH
ANCHORAGE
Vice-President—
J. T. Westermann
Assistant Cashier—
M. McVean
WRANGELL
Vice-President—
W. H. Warren
Assistant Cashier—
K. A. Ross
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service.
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Full Line of Plumbing Supplies, Pipes and Fittings.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL ORDERS.
T. W. KENNEDY,
E St. B<*t. oid and -4-th. Next, Hqtel Anchorage
THE BON MARCHE!
Opp. Postoffice
Just Unpacked:
OUR SPRING STOCK OF
DRY GOODS!
WHICH IS A GREAT CREDIT TO THIS TOWN. WE HAVE ADDED
$30,000.00 WORTH OF DRYGOODS TO THE STOCK WE CARRY. THIS
STOCK CONSISTS OF ALL KINDS OF SILKS, DRESS MATERIALS, POR
TIERS, CURTAINS, FELT DRAPERIES AND NOTIONS. COME AND LOOK
AT OUR LARGE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS.
Special Sale Today:
BOYS’ LEATHER SHOES
$4.00 values-Sale price $2.50
DON’T MISS THIS SHOE SALE.
The Bon Marche
Opp. Postoffice