SATURDAYS, THE “IRON CLAW”
Harmony Theatre
ADMISSION 25c—10c. SHOWS 7:30 AND 9
TONIGHT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9.
MUTUAL MASTERPICTURE, De Luxe Edition
WILLIAM RUSSELL
IN
“The Bruiser”
An Extraordinary Sociological Drama With Un
usual Situations. (A1 Kaufman Appears in
This Picture in a Three-Round “Go”
With Mr. Russell)
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Her Musical Cook
Another Tangleish Tickle in One Rip.
SATURDAYS, THE “IRON CLAY™
IRELAND ENGAGED IN
PLOUGHING MATCH
DUBLIN, April 27.—All Ireland
appears to be engaged in one vast
ploughing match. Ploughs are being
drawn by every available type of ani
mal while men and women who never
put their hands to a plough before
have learned to do the work in the
submarine emergency. The Irish de
partment of agriculture has thrown
all its executive machinery into the
effort to increase the tillage enor
mously and has obtained a decree un
der the defense of the realm act mak
ing a certain minimum percentage of
extra tillage compulsory on every far
mer in Ireland holding more than 10
acres of land.
This novel law requires that every
farmer must till at least 10 per cent
of the arable part of his holdings in
addition to whatever amount he tilled
last year unless he is already cultivat
ing 50 per cent of his land in which
case he is not obliged to do more.
There are 1150,000 holdings to which
tUs regulation applies, with an arable
•area of 14,500,000 acres.
The department’s county commit
tees, which have been for years or
ganized in every county of Ireland,
have stopped all other work and put
; their experts and administrative staffs
I <m the whole work of food production.
! They have organized special commit
i tees in every parish and are mobiliz
ing all the available supplies of seed.!
manure and implements. Machinery |
for saving labor is to be made to go as
far as possible by a system of local [
exchange.
Few people realize what a tremen
dous asset Ireland has been to Eng
land during the war as a reservoir of
foodstuffs.
Ireland has been next to the United f
States in feeding England, but the j
balance is somewhat disturbed at the
present time, but with Ireland increas- j
ing her output and the imports of food
from that island in 1915, the latest fig
ures available show a total of 46,000,- ■
000 pounds.
Hiych-Wickwire and Style-Plus ■
Clothing, the very latest. Have you
seen them? At Brown & Hawkins.
Fresh “Bull Dog” dry cell batteries ;
j at C. W. liolte Hardware Co. !f81
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Baths open day and night at 1‘et
[ erson’s hotel. 2
WAR!!
I ENGLAND AND FRANCE Say Their Greatest Need g
| is Not GUNS or AMMUNITION, But FLOUR, SUGAR |
| AND RICE—FOOD. |
$ Our advice is to keeji the pantry well stocked with §
® articles that will keep. ;
| Flour, Sugar, Rice, Canned Meats, I
|t Dried Fruit, Caerels, Canned Goods |
- There is small hope that prices will decline within a s,
® year, even if the war is over tomorrow. ®
Plant Something.
® Do something yourself to keep prices down by plant p
I ing now. $
a A good supply of food in the pantry is as good pro- a
® caution as money in the bank and may give you as much ffi
* satisfaction. S i
a Demand our goods of your retailer, and they are a j
® guaranteed good quality. i j
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onfusion and much business, we can now <§ j
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TO GET HANDS
(Fairbanks Citizen.)
There is one Fairbanksan who is
thanking his lucky stars that, he is;
alive today; thanking them for be-;
ing conservative enough to refuse to
investigate every wildcat mining |
scheme that is put up to him, there-,
by keeping out of the hands of Ed
ward Krause, the Juneau murderer
who escaped jail at Juneau last!
Thursday and who was killed yes
terday by a fisherman, according to
reports received from the coast. That
man is Frank Estes, one of the pro- ■
prietors of the Hub grill.
Estes, it seems, was in the res- j
taurant business at Juneau prior to
coming to Fairbanks last summer.
He had sold out and had a consider-!
able sum of money, which fact was
known to Krause, who, in accordance!
with the general belief which pre-!
vails regarding his operations, conse-1
quently prepared to do away with
Estes and secure the money.
Krause’s plan, as proven by other
of his acts, was to get his victim to
some lonely spot, murder him and
secure his money and personal papers.
This plan he tried to work on Estes
when he found that the latter had sold
out his restaurant property and had a
sum of money. He approached Estes
with the proposition that he purchase
an interest in a mining property which
he claimed to own, stating that the
property was located on an island in
the vicinity of Juneau and suggested,
that the two of them take a trip to
the island to investigate it. Estes de
murred to the plan, stating that it was
not his intention to remain on the
coast, and to his failure to investigate
the alleged mini’ he probably owes his
life.
Another Krause .Story.
The man who first caused the ar
rest of Edward Krause after Krause
had been suspected of the murder of
William Christie at Juneau last fall is
in Fairbanks. He is J. E. Moulton, the
well known traveling salesman, it
was Mr. Moulton who, recognizing
Krause at Ketchikan, made an attempt
to have the man arrested. Hut by the
time the officials got ready to act
Krause had again disappeared, but he
■was located under a bunk on board the]
steamship Jefferson when that boat
was nearing Seattle.
Having been instrumental in secur
ing the arrest of Krause, Mr. Moulton
was entitled to the $500 reward of-|
fared for the apprehension of the mur
derer by the Masonic lodge of Juneau.
It was tendered him, but he turned the
money back to the organization again.
KAISER’S DEATH
MAY COME SOON
EONDON, April 25.—The Morning
Post gives prominence to a dispatch
from its Washington correspondent,
who cables a report given on the au
thority of German bankers in Ameri
ca who are on most intimate terms
withthe German government, that the
German emperor is fatally ill with
Bright’s disease. Death is expected
within the next few months.
The emperor, according to the corre
spondent’s informant, has for some
months past been in depths of de
pression. The efforts of his physicians i
to encourage and rally him have been
unsuccessful, and the disease has so
completely fastened itself upon him
that recovery is impossible. The corre
spondent adds:
“With his death, according to the
German bankers, the house of Hohen
zollem will lose the throne of Ger
many, the crown prince being known
to be a moral degenerate, and the Ger
man people could not accept him as ;
their sovereign. Either Germany will
become a republic or a limited con
stitutional monarchy, the real power
being exercised by a parliament elect
ed by universal franchise. It is the !
opinion of the German bankers, know
ing the conditions existing in Ger
many, and the temperament of the ]
people, that unless there should be a
sudden uprising, which they do not
expect, a constitutional monarchy ]
rather than a republic would be the
outcome.
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estate bought and Hold. Anchorage L
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Inquire George Hlouen, 6th and A Sts. 9 -
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FoR S A LF Ruilding 12 by 2-1, two 2
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Mouse*. Price $130.00. f» > f
FOR HALF Complete- new be-dloom if
se*t. White- e-n; m**I iron be*dst»*ae|. Rhone- 3
78 R £
I OR HALF Geie»d poling teoat. 2k tVe-t J
long. Inejuire- ,.t Motel .Mori isem T. R. *■
VV ilson >90 £
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I v located A. S. Koch, Ki mu side. 992 P
FOR SALF Reia<i house* in th»- best ?
mining elistrict In Maska Selling onjl
account e>f ot e*i business Feu partit u- ! j;
I a i s ca! 1 .i i Wilmot h’t Grexery, \\ l
la. Alaska. £
! 1 • i: SAM*! < Vmk tove and • ■ £
at 415 L St 1 -
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12. cooking uteuisils; two $12.'.0 gasoline- 2
lamps t«»r $7.50 #-ac!i ln<|tiire Times. *.c.ix j Ii
FOR SAl.F i'.ariM-i chairs and mir- J
tors. Anclmrage Re-alty Cei £
FOR HALF Two rows and brood k
SOWS. I re*e| Ruh I 911?
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HEM* WANTED. *
VVAXTFI) Maud', veiling man t<» work j
in hardware- store- Must have some- ^
knowledge (,| hardware and be* able* t■
put luge tin i knockcd-dovvn furniture*. 3
lay linobumi, put up stoves, • t... etc. I<
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WAX'TFH- Man to collect laundry. -
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as camp cooks Hood managers. Apply ■
Time* office :i7!» I
WOMAN wants position as house- i
keeper and will also cook for ramps. J
Please write letter to Josephine Antllla. f
City. H*j!» 9
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST < a.imo pin Return i > Tmi' r
office. Reward. < v*;
LOST Small purse in or near liar
mony theatr*- Sunday evening. Return
t*» Miss Hulda Olson, Riffles Kitchen.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A VOIP tin hitfh cost «»f living We i
have om- of the best bwat vd r.-acr*
tracts fni varden purposes. onl\
Anchorage Realty Co. N
WILL LKASK for one year liO feet
next to Merchants' Cafe Also L\*> feet
near th Kmpress building .M i -bants
cafe :»ft4 i
PAICTNKK WANTKb Half interest
in *1*-\loped *-*»al min*-, $-,000. i';m com
m* id •• skipping at mu • Will pay from
stall Market assured For information
cal at Felix lirown *V Co. i*7f> j “
t’n.MPbTI-lNT a« .-oiiruam warn: small Jj
set books to keen Reasonable rates. !*vj j S
Pi:ST L<)('ATM >N in Arirhoi a^e for j |j
bak* r\ On till Avenue. Address by 3
let t* i :*4!* Times. !* p.i a
\\A.\TK1> To lent ; or I room fur- !i
nisla-il house. Pesirabb; tenants In-Jlj
<!nir*- Times oftiee !*.r.u n
uiinTvANfs an x b [.. dor.\ Fa i! j u
Christensen has one for sale cheap S» •• 1 S
him Mini'k. Ne»v house on tltli an I I* ■ X 7. , jj
Have you seen the Alligators at jj
Broun & Hawkins? 072 1 *j
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Dr. V\. A. Kystrom, dentist, over *1
Harmony theatre. 810
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STYLE SHOP.
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Now Open For Business in Peterson
Building, 4th St., Between I) and E.
Senator Sherman’s Anti-Trust Law
made it a crime for groups of men in
business to enter into agreement for
the purpose of charging exorbitant
prices and monopolizing trade.
I do not belong to any Dental Trust
but do my own work and make my
own prices—which you will find to be
within reach of all. I guarantee all mi
work and use painless methods. Gas
given. Consultation free.
! FRESH BEEF
§ Not Frozen
\ JUST IN ON STEAMER ALASKA
! Live Chickens
Fresh Eggs
Fresh Lamb
Creamery Butter
ALL THE GOOD THINGS AT THE BIG MARKET
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