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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
DON’T FAIL TO SEE US BEFORE LETTING BUILD
ING CONTRACTS. WE CAN GUARANTEE SATISFAC
TION.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY.
North Side Lumber Co.
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(Seward Cateway)
Captain W. 0. Kohlmister, of the
i schooner Harold Illekum, who is
| here with Mrs. Kohlmister and the
i crew, en route to Juneau, following
the wreck at Kodiak.
In describing the wreck the captain
said that he was caught on a lee shore
in heavy weather but managed to
hold his schooner off the beach
through two days and nights in spite
of the loss of both anchors.
“Then when we were clear of the
coast, the wind died out completely,
and in spite of all we could do, lack
ing power of any kind, we drifted on
the reef off Eagle Harbor.
“Seeing that the vessel was doomed
I put the ship’s boat overside and we
left her at midnight March ”, and
rowed ashore, and sent three of the
crew over the portage, intending to
remain until assistance came, but it
was so cold that on Monday morning
Mrs. Kohlmister, who did not have
sufficient clothing, suggested that we
follow the sailors, so we made the
trip overland in eight hours to the
! fishing station.
“The vessel was lost because we
larked auxiliary power.”
The wrecked schooner was built .'14
years ago.
Captain Kohlmister was c|uarter
master aboard the Admiral Rvans
several years ago when two of the
crew committed piracy by killing
Captain Wood and attempting to run
her ashore. Kohlmister was at the
wheel at th ■ time and helped to block
the atti apt.
Fj Mrs. Kohlmister is in good health
5 in spite of the hardship she he < \
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5 peril need.
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(Valdez Prospector)
There was filed for record in the
office of the United States commis
sionei Monday a transfer of the bond
and option on the Granite Kxtension
claims from K. I*. Reiter to < ol. (!. h.
Millard. These claims are owned by
Hamilton, Tatom and associates, and
were bonded several months ago to K.
1). Reiter. There is an excellent show
ing on the property and Mr. Reiter
organized a corporation for the pur
pose nf working the same, arid went
outside several weeks ago to finance
the company. While in Seattle he met
Col. Millard and negotiation.- were en
tered into whereby the latter took
over the bond and option. This prop
erty adjoins the Granite mine and will
be worked by the Granite company in
connection with its original property.
N OTICE :
Direct from factory to Anchorage
over the trail—Wheat Straw cigarette
papers. Robarts. f>!h)
WOOD COAL
YUKON TRANSFER CO
General Expressing.
F. A. ACKLKS Phone 8f>-R
740 Fourth St.
Stop at Peterson's Hotel. -iftf*
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OUR SATURDAY NIGHT DANCES ARE
GROWING. GOOD MUSIC INSURES A GOOD
TIME.
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ON THE HORIZON
OF THE HARMONY
A PARTIAL LIST OF SOME OF OUR COMING ATTRACTIONS:
IF THESE PLAYS AND PLAYERS DON'T MORE THAN PLEASE YOU, THEN
IT CAN’T BE DONE!!
SOON TO BE SEEN:
“A YANKEE FROM THE WEST” Signe Alien, Wallace Reid
“THE SECRETARY OF FRIVOLOUS AFFAIRS” May Allison, Harold Lockwood
“THE MATING” Bessie Barriscale
“THE MILL ON THE FLOSS” Mignon Anderson, Harris Gordon
“ENOCH ARDEN” .Gillian Gish
“STRIFE ETERNAL” Blanch Forsyth, with cast of 3,000 people
“BRED IN THE BONE” Dorothy Gi*h
“HER SHATTERED IDOL” Mae Marsh
“THE MILESTONES OF LIFE” Mignon Anderson
“THE BRINK”. Forest Winant
“HIS VfIFE” Geraldine O’Brien
“THE FLIGHT OF THE DUCHESS” Gladys Hulette
AND
“THE IRON CLAW”, A Serial Picture in Ten Episodes Pearl White
Literally hundreds of good pictures are in store lor the Picture Plav public ol Anclioi
age and amongst other things that we can boast of is “That in Motion Pictures we lead all
Alaska.”
HARMONY THEATRE
“TRY TO GET IN”
rocksteady pictures perfectly projected
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
I’A R A MOl'N'i i’K I I RK
M'.;. -ci) Presents
I.(II- M Ki! KIUTH I N
HELP WANTED.”
Tin National Success.
v .."'a! l.ainan it story of now some
:>;t .i, ... t■ alt . iM it! a to treat tin if -te c
filters.
Mutual
SATURDAY ONE NIGHT ONLY.
W'nmleiTuI Mae Marsh in
■HER SHATTERED IDOL.”
l-'i I tiled from out* of OPIE li E I It S tables
• W licii in tlu Prehistoric Incarnation Stuff of tl"
C;,vt Mail Causes I.ove' Young Dream to Ride to
a Pall.”
Second and Last Installment of
I IIP ( VUNKCIK Ml SKI M \LASK A SIISKK
l\N ANIMAL PICTURES.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
EDWIN THANHOUSER
Presents
UERALDINE OBRIEN
IN
“HIS WIFE.”
Adapted from the Celebrated Novel, “My Poor
Wife,” by Charlotte Braeme.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
“A YANKEE FROM THE WEST”
A Vivid Rieturization of the Famous
Story by the Celebrated Author.
()|>ie Reid.
Featuring
SIGNE ALLEN and WALLACE REID.