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JOHN M. REID
Attorney and Counselor at I.aw
Notary Public.
Alaska Building. Phone til-K
L. David
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
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Office, Corner 5th and K.
Anchorage : : Alaska
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ARTHUR FRAME
Lawyer
MASONIC BUILDING
NOTARY PUBLIC
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C. H. Sundmacher
LAWYER
Bolte Bldg. : Anchorage
M. J. CONROY
\ttorney-at-I.aw
NOTARY PUBLIC.
4I>7 5th St. Anchorage
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Juneau, Alaska.
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Tlie Admiral Watson is due Wednes- j
j day.
Miss Gene Feldman has accepted a
position with the Bon Marche.
Mrs. D. R. Van Derlip of Potter!
’ creek, is a guest at the Crescent.
The next steamer, the Alameda, is •
due to reach port on tomorrow night’s,
j tide.
H. A. McClure of camp 32 is in the,
; city on official business and is stop- j
' ping at the Hotel Anchorage.
Have Barnes, amalgamator at the j
Martin mines in the Willow creek dis
trict, is in the city on business.
The city administration is fortunate j
i in securing the services of Paddy j
Welch, who started on his duties this1
morning:.
Miss Klva Folk and C. ; .uncan were I
married Saturday night by Judge
Leopold David and have gone to house
'keeping in the Chester apartments.
The Anne W. sailed for Seldovia
again last night and on her return
trip will bring the last of the govern-,
ment barges and floating equipment.
L. F. Vaile and A. H. Schmidt of
Matanuska came down to attend the
Show Dansant Saturday night and
were registered at the Hotel Anchor
age.
F. B. Standiford, government en-,
gineer with heaquarters at Sheep
creek, and Mrs. Standiford are visit
ing in the city and are guests at the1
White House.
H. M. Pratt, who operates a general
merchandise store at Hope, arrived in
Anchorage Saturday for a few days’
business trip and is stopping at the'
White House.
The bill board being erected around
the David-O’Heilly lot on the corner of
Fourth avenue and E street will be a
work of art, a thing of beauty and a
pleasing sight for sore eyes.
Everything possible is being done to .
alleviate the intense suffering of
Fourth avenue. Gravel is being hauled
and spread and as soon as the ground
thaws out the heavy drag will be used.
I). 1>. Van Derlip has been dismissed
from the government hospital, where
he has ben confined for the past ten
days on account of a severe cold, and
is convalescing at the Crescent.
There is considerable agitation
among the larger property owners in
regard to paving Fourth avenue. Part
of the 50 per cent refund from lot j
sales could wisely be spent in this'
manner and the entire popujjition be
benefitted.
The townsite authorities held an
other property sale this afternoon at
which several acreage tracts and city
lots were sold at fair prices. A de
tailed list of the sales, buyers and
prices will be published in tomorrow's j
issue of The Times.
The baseball park is rapidly drying
off and the work of putting it in shape' j
fo rthe season’s play will probably be
started next week. In the meanwhile j
the management of the park earnestly
requests all autoombile drivers and
teamsters to avoid driving across the
diamond or the outfield.
W. B. Hastings died at the govern
ment hospital at 7 o’clock last night i
from pneumonia after an illness last
ing 16 days. Mr. Hastings was prom-,
inent in the early life of Alaska and '
for the past year occupied the position
of cashier at the local freight office.
He was 62 year of age, with a wife
and family living in Seattle, where his
body will be sent for interment.
Archie Balderston returned yester
day from a trip to the Goose Bay can
nery where he has been for the past
few days on business for the Alaskan
Knginering Commission. Mr. Balder
ston reports that Superintendent 1.. C.
Buschrnann has a large force of men
1 employed in getting the cannery and
'■ equipment in shape for a record sea
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The freighter Skagway of the Alas
; ka Steamship company line, reached
! port this morning with a large cargo
of lumber for the Anchorage Supply
and North Side Lumber companies,
i She also brought a large shipment for
Fully 500 people attended the Show
Dansant Saturday night at the Labor
Temple. The same number of people
would have parked a building with
ordinary seating capacity. The dan
sant was a treat, as advertised; the
artists lived up to their reputations
and the delightful affair was a credit
to their talents.
The stage settings and rich cos
tumes were in harmony with the dif
ferent numbers of the program that
found favor with an appreciative audi
ence.
Miss Hallet in "The Ifird and the
Rose” and “Mirth” was especially good
and the successful rendition show
ed much training and practice that
was made wonderful by the rare grace
of this talented young lady who fairily
danced herself into the hearts of the
audience.
Mr. Whittemore was also good, very
good, and the couple fiances by Hal
let-Whittemore were performed with
exceptional grace and skill
Sweetness and innocence, always at
tached to youth, were^personified in
little Marit Fide, who was a favorite
Saturday night anti would be a favor
ite on any stage, in any country. In
the character song dances her sweet,!
childish treble tilled the large hall; her;
numbers were especially well received;
her talent is a thing apart. Dolliver’s
orchestra furnished splendid music
and were materially assisted by Miss
Watts, who played the accompani
ments for the classical fiances.
The contest fiance followed the pro
gram anti the silver cup was won by
Miss Knuteson and Fred Brueckner.
Many couples remained for the infor
mal dance that was the climax of an ■
exceptionally pleasant evening, made j
so by the efforts anti accomplishments |
of Miss Hallet, Marit Fide and Harry 1
Whittemore.
the government, consisting of 1200
kegs of hlack powder, 800 cases of 40
per cent dynamite, and a quantity of
caps and fuses. The powder will
mostly be used on the Turnagain Arm j
district.
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ANCHORAGE WOMAN’S CLUB
TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE
Through the efforts of the Anchor
age Woman’s club Anchorage is to
have a “Clean-up Day,” and while the
idea possibly is not original, the mem
bers of the organization have started
another worthy civic movement that >s
meeting with the hearty response of
the citizens. Full details are lacking,
but it is reliably understood, from one >
of the prime movers and consistent!
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from the commercial calendar that will ■
be known as “Clean-up Day.” Con-j
ceiled action will be taken to have the I
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workers, t1 at a day has been set apart,
merchants close their places of busi
ness for a few hours on that day and
devote the alotted time to cleaning up
in front of their premises. Nor is the
cleaning up idea confined to Fourth
avenue; the property owners in gen
eral are supposed to take advantage
of the opportunity and get busy with
the shovel and rake. The exact day
will be decided at the next meeting of
the Woman’s club and announced in
The Times.
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NOTICE.
The educational department of the
Anchorage Woman’s club will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. A. Shonbeck,
Wednesday, April 25th, at 2:30 o’clock.
Mrs. Shonbeck will read a paper on
“Social Customs in Australia.” A
paper prepared by Charles Ganty on
“Commonwealth Government,” will be
read.
A lunch after the show. North j
Pole Bakerv. 881 '
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Stop at Peterson’s Hotel. 399 i
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Until further notice meals will re
main at the present prices at Tony’s
Cafe. 882
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Dr. W. A. rtysiroqi, dentist, over;
Harmony theatre. Prices reasonable, i
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!S. S. ALASKA
IS ON THE IT
SEATTLE, April 23.—The steamer
Alaska sailed for Anchorage and way
ports at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon.
The cabin passengers for Anchorage
arc:
Geo. A. Thayer, J. Stein, Henry
Frost, O. R. Terry, Win. K. Teny ami
wife, Mrs. W. E. Bartholf, M. W.
Lunn and wife, Rob. T. Longemann,
Mrs. A. O. Adams, Mrs. W. B. Mc
Dermott, H. Weiland, A. G. Bickel, C.
B. Bickel, Frank Hogerty, Benj Gold,
Ed Kennedy, J. H. McCallie, Walberg
Tonstad, Clyde Bergerson, Mrs. J. T.
Bergerson, N. E. Jones, Fred Ackers;
Jack Wilson, C. M. Wessell, J. J.
Rivers and wife, Wilbur Folsom, Mrs.
H. R. Folsom, J. A. Hallett, W. H. Ed
wards, Otto Grue, Roy Williamson,
Miss Sarah Cole, J. Matt Nicholas and
wife, Jno. Berry and wife, W. A. Ford,
C. E. Whittacker, C. A. George. Milo
Roberts and wife, and 28 steerage.
Citins fruit juice, lemon, orange and
grapefruit. A cool, refreshing drink.
Brown & Hawkins. 879
Toothsome dainties, wholesome edi
bles. North Pole Bakery. 881
Best music and entertainers at Pe
terson’s. ;599
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Bank of Alaska
Skaiewaj ANCHORAGE Wrangell
An Institution of Strength and Character
CAPITAL $73,000.00
SURPLUS $17,300.00
President.ANDREW STEVENSON
Vice-President.ANDREW A. BENTON
Chairman Board of Directors . ZOHETH S. FREEMAN
SKAGWAY
Vice-President—
W. R. Hillery
Cashier—
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Assistant Cashier—
GEORGE HUTH j
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Vice-President—
J. T. Westermann
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WRANGELL
Vice-President—
W. H. Warren
Assistant Cashier—
B. A. Ross
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THE BON MARCHE!
Opp. Postoffice
GREAT
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