NENANA WELCOMES
FIRST R,R. TRAIN
FROM COAST
Tht celeb: .vioa or wekoiue $5*|
»tt by \h-' people of Noasn* recently
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cv ">ni -cial o’ub in honor of the i>
*it»I c*f the Ftps; Through Tram
from th' coast on the government
railroad wu< a success in eTey p*<
*H-u!ar and reflects much credit on
•he various contaia^ appointed
to j rsr.f( t>e ericas details, and;
» ; Alaska. which crgautiatioa tarc
t d oat in a body and contributed ia,
» wry large measep® to the success'
of the celebration
The train was about half an hour.
V-ehir.d schedule time in reachinr
W.-.i's .13,! it> di approach;
was hera'ded by a long blast of the.
-re whistle, which was the signal;
for the populace to gather. Atrdj
when the b;s Icwaotire. with a
str r.c of tnod- rn passenger Coaches,
sr * the ooebnatier. diner and ob~;
| \
*h- stat 'n about the biggest crowd
vt ev-• gathered together in Xe
•he fact tha' ord and disagreeable
■weather pre- '.evi at the ;:nf. the
strong breeie blowing
The crowd was bo- a large and
rather brought
rag. including furs of all hinds. Mr
has, tuukitks and caps and the ip
eiris.v was strtkiag Jo- Nadou
Ue North, appeared as a prospector ,
making war after a long mush
ever tie :-aJ. He wore a parka ‘
‘ringed with woif far carr.ed a
rack oa his back, with axe. snow
<4vvs, told pa9 fry.nx pan scar
dough pec and abowt a dc\j*r grouse
*ad pcarmisan attached to if He
also carried a rile and a bug * cf
eon-ioegh sake Jacob Olson, an
ether c’dtiner. and W?nr cf two
wars, was attired ts much, the «at
raaneer He was eu skis# and car
•Wd a riie and freehiy kiEed rabbit
Both of these feature* went staged
'a g-.Te ocesr' to tbe xctres ft
the ftjrtmaa.
Peter iCwl Alaska --present*-!
tiee of the Path- Sews was ssiuw
ed on a piarfocu* sea.- the Iok c£ A
suretet. front which p:at ei vantage
>e nlnrec tie poxeeingf -ncNad
ng tie arrival od tie ai’T d*«
Inttu'Nftsle'r after 1k« traic wi?
bro*$fet t a hah near the foot of
A scmi. the railroad officials. heai
td by F A Hausen engineer uiaia
teuaacc arid const-action won? es
corted to a place rear the movie
man's camera. where Mayor Smith,
seme for the city, and l>r Bowea.
for the Commercial Club. under the
aa*j»:ces of which orsaaixatiom the
celebration was arraatred. welcom
ed Ota to the city Immediately
afterward. M. J Cooaey. clad as a
typical do* masher, with his crack
dv>c team, and Miss Hare! Teelattd.
as passenger, drove up is front of
She hi* locomotive. bri^crac the
*iei*h to * hah smartly across the
bows of the engine. where the
yv»cnc lady, native daachter of the
Golden North, alighted This feat
ure repeeeeated the passing of t ie
old and the com in* of the new order
of things in Interior Alaska Miss
Te-laci who represent’d ‘Mtsa Ne
r.ana. ‘ was most- becomingly attired
with heaver and wolverine, fmr seal
cnik'-a'is w :h reindTe- tops, and
i-od ;• the locomotive
sve Chief Master Mechanic F C
Feme; . Roadaaastee T K Giak*y.
:ravelin? engineer. A O Adam*.
Wire Chief W C Stetnaaesx Mas
;«r Mechanic J M Reiter. Assist -
Kt T-ainniaster Rose ani the ateex
ber> of the train crew Then a: a
*t*en signal from the aamma.
paan on the front ccapl.nr -f the
en?tne. amid the cheers of the as
-ennbiei crowd The ehsjioe of
Mss Tee land for this ceremony was
a harpy oce as sh- is a tn-’ iaxph
•er of the North lain* been 5<rx
and reared m ASfcsh* Ee“ iraijr
John Tecland as a sc*rrr»trh of
early tattre and her nrcche- Mrs
Tfeiaasi. was one of he iet white
women w heave tre harish-ne of
the earty northern. rays.
m>>wm* the :4r-is*-n:an: lece
eflej. Mayer Tnm 5m.sh setnd if
on the track m Croat :t the jxonc
t»ve. m a hcarf and iijccsca:^ td
dr.ss presented a key to Mr Han
iv«. who feehn*ty ackncw ec***£
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>ar Alaska's TSrasare Chose and
the ether side. ~Te F A Han
sen. Exrmeer X 4 C-“ and the
date and piaoe cf pcssectatim 3
scrihed c* the handle
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I many dog teams, the railroad o«c
' ials were escorted to the banquet
hall of the Central Cafe, where a
| railroad dinner was served in honor
i of the occasion. The committee
j responsible for this feature of the j
entertainment was composed of J
H Flower. Charles E Bergman
AVi Fowler and Bob Tousaaint.
nr J. R Bowes acted as toast
ai-v -' end Miss "Nenaaa** «j the.
unanimous * hoice of the gathering j
as gaee; of honor, which responsi
bitfty she carried off very becoming
ly at the banquet
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Mears. head of the Alaskaa Eagtr
eering eons, mission. and Frederics
D Browne, engineer in charge oi
the same orgaaraatioUL whose ac
aToidab>.ahseaor from the (sain,
was the occasion of general regret
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i^joal of the railroad cicaSs. the
majority of whom were to leave on
the southbound trata daring th
brtef but the few remarks that were
ssad- -ejected a fee ring of wa rases*
rega-d and a descre te work aasced
‘y fo- the uybuuitng of Alaska
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ALASKA 1‘1'BUSHF.K TAKKH
STAX IF TO HELP RICKARD j
New York. March 2S—Charles E j
Herron, publisher of the Anchorage j
Times, who described himself as a j
miner, fisherman and publisher, tes-[
titled today as a character witness f
in the trial of Tex Rickard. He*!
declared that the promoter had a (
good reputation- in Alaska and was;
known as a man who abhorred gam- j
bting. but when the fold rush wai i
on everybody gambled and nobody j
thought anythin? of it r*1-'* |
Rex Beach, the novelist, .testified
that Rickard was known in Alaskan
to be on the square He further
said that he had known Rickard for
a score of years and that,they had
driven stakes together during the
Klondyke rush: later, he said the
promoter had conducted*, a gambling
house but he never heard of any
thing crooked there.
Mrs. Rickard took the stand to
day 'and testified* that her husband
was at home between the hours of
seven and eight on the night of
November 12 The state had pre
viously contended that Richard met
Sarah Schcnfeld at 7:50 on that
particular evening.
Following Mrs. Rickard. Tex him
self was called to the stand as a
witness in his own behalf He
said that one of the strictest rules
m force in hts gambling houses waa
that unescorted women were not al
lowed to enter the places He also
declared that he never employed
reuses in any of his resort*, even
during the wild day* of the North.
Rickard denied that he had ever
miwilarlrd himself in his rela
tions with women in Alaska, and
i r ed particularly that be had ever
lived with a woman at Nome and.
it ter abandoned her. He also de
r-Hi other specifc chargee regard
zx young girls He denied fv
r that be had nev«r misconducted
hiaasett with Sarah SAofsii
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• Be £ eoaeteil By tie Senate u<i
iBmn of Regfeiwttatites of tie
|tUM States of Anertca is Confess
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of tie Reried Sams of the Tatted
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voids ‘Provided. That tke period
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Territory of Ahsta. shall antaws*
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day of JafcF nveediaf the date of
31. 1121. shaO cootfaee
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Combines pleasure and
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coated peppermint tid bit!
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