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rI HE CC MING ELEC T.CX
Confident that ti e Delcg .to
si.ip will be handed to him on a j
s'lver platter, and without this
election Mr. Wickersham i. r.o"
a candidate against Mr. Gi g b / j
There is one sure thing, A1 is I
iv i has a mighty hard struggle!
t>) get recognition for itsel ', and |
contin uous j ingle, such as h is J
been going on fur yens, doesj
rot help us a bit in W ishingtor. I
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The voters of Alaska should
line up good and strong at the
polls, and demonstate very ciear
y it is Grigsby they want for
Delegate.
There is one way and one on
y for the people of Alaska to
register a protest against the
eflort of Wickersham to deprive
the people of this Territory
from choosing their own repre
sentative in Congress, and that
is, to turn out on election day
and give Mr. Grigsby such an
overwhelming vote, that there
can be no mistaking their mean
ing Juneau Empire.
h ester day was Decoration
Day, the day to honor the de
parted A special day of mem
ory lor the brave who sacrificed
themselves for us. and a day to
visit the resting1 place of our J
loved ones.
In the more settled portions
of the world, the gr ive /ards are
kept beautiful, ai d in the milder
•lim it.1?'. 1< vely flowers » lossom
over the quiet mounds.
The little b i yirg gro in l of
McCarthy cont di.s the graves of
many who have been called
from life while sojourning here.
Trey were pioneers ; n l just
is br.t.e :«s any soldier.
The cemetery is a bleak bar
"on spot only distingui: hi bit
i o n r! e hillside by its white
ienc', which now is all too small.
H »L*ky and iii{.gid, it is a
cheerless resting ]>1 ,ee.
It W'uld only tike a short
imo to mike it more orderly, bo
nove those frioin.l-.-s bouldei s
>-nd to rilvo i ie piths into .item
1 nice of form.
It. would be a sm hi m irk o
re* pec" to those who slee > on,
.hey who hr/e fought their figh.
i:i Alaska.
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Eyegl is.*>es fitted at the
KPARTHY DR JG STORE
1910 Wo Us Almanacs at Post
Of . iev S ore.
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Rit Soip in twelve sh ides !
at the Post Office store.
NEW GOODS BEING
SHOWN EVERY WEEK
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In Piece Goods,
Summer Underwear.
Silk and Sport Skirts.
Some one piece dresses.
Bon Ton & Royal Worcester < or j
sets.
Brassieres,
Petticoats, nightgowns and cor- !
set covers in muslinr.
Novelty ornaments.
Hosiery, Gloves
Post Office Store.
“Your personal business interests would be bettered by a
bank connection. We believe that this bank tan serve you
advantageously.”
BANK OF ALASKA
Capital $170,000.00
Alaska's Branch Banking System
CoRDorr Sk.\gw\y Wrangell Anchorage
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN CHITINA
AND KUNNECOTT
Leave Kennecott for Chitina; Mondays, Wednesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Chitina for Cordova, Sundays. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Cordova. S. eor.d Street Depot, for Chitina
Mondays; Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave t hitina for Kenn cott Sundays Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays.
Toe above schedule subject to chance witliout nonce.
:aLEB COHSER Supt. F. W. SOMMER Agei.t
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
In the TTnited States Com
nissioners Court, McCarthy
Precinct, Territory of Alaska.
IN PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate ef
Emd Oswald Heinz \ deceased.
NOTIC E TO COEDITOliS
Notice is hereby given that
tiie under-signed, Ben Hunger
lias been appointed administrat
or to th*1 estate of Enid Heinze,
deceased, and has qualified as
sue' . All persons having claims
against said est.it * are required
to presan: the seme to the un
der-signe l administrator at the
office of Prank H. Poster, At
torney for said estate at Oor
dovra, Alaska.
S ime being the place for
the transaction of the business
of said estate, within six months
of the date of the first publi
cation thereof.
Ben Hunger,
Administrator for said estate
Dated May 15th, 1919
Pirst Publication May 17th, 1919
Last Publication June 2dth,1919
.NOTABLES SEE PICTURES
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Secrt tary Line, of the inter
ior department, Secretary Hous
ton, of the department of agri
culture Clay Tall man, cominis
mner of the general land office.
Dr. Van H. Manning, director of
the bureau of mines, anc anum
ber of other notables attended
a mj:ing piceurr show of South
eas Til Alaska scenery at the
auditorium of tlie interior de
birtment today; after being in
terested by James McPherson,
manager of the Alaska bureau
of the Siattle Chamber of Com
! merce and Commercial Club.
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The four reels of views, all in
color, hive been shown at var
ious moving picture houses here
for a week by Dr. L. S. Sugden,
who took them last year.
McPherson enticed Secretary
Lane into the moving picture
theater last week to see them,
and today's party was the re
sult.
Seattle P. I.