Kennecott Laundry
Met arl liy Agent
S. Wold
Alaska House
KENNECOTT
ALASKA
“The McCarthy dub”
On Seeoml Si reel
CARD TABLES
CIGARETTES, CIGARS
TOBACCO and SOFT DRINKS
Neat—Clean—Newly Burnished — Rooms
For All Guests. Charley Chon^ Prim
Pastime Cigar Store
LA fvGL ASSORTM ENT OF
CANDIES SOFT DRIKS CIGARS
CIGARETTES and TOSAOCOS
• Jack Schultz - - Proprietor
If we Don’t Suit
Tell US
“The Silver Dollar”
Cigars & Tobacco Soft Drinks
Card Tables
Messenger and Annunciator Service
Alaska Soda Fountain
ALL KINDS Ob' MIXED DRINKS
CIGARS CIGARETTES C A N i> L ES
BILLIARDS
Ice Cream and Ice Cream Sodas
LEM’S CAFE
Next to McCarthy Club
Lunch Counter
Private Boxes
Lem Hey
&
QUALITY EATS
Proprietor
Copper River
and Northwestern Railway
THROUGH SERVICE TO CORDOVA TWICE WEEKLY
F. A. HANSKN Supt. C. F. PUGH. Agont
I
Latest News KYoin The Interior
Heart met City,
i Oct. iO.
; Deaf Lay ter M - Kartie.
Nuse Dapper.
Aye Skal rail you Hu linos
total yo bout das ha:- fuller To
M utz Yonson, hue ban no yim.
ruskiiII, Hue kum to my kab:n
and say Ole? how inneh ctai ter
baker yo ^ot, ae say planty, den
he say how much you "eve me for
two hundra mints, ae toio to pities
all rite hue say, and ae j?eef him
da ter baker, den hue start to e()
avay, Aesay Yonson, ven do 1 o’er
de mbits? Hue say Ho? veil you
ketch an, !)is in ale me feel laik ae
skal go halla jyi lamp for yiun,
but den ven ae tiid: over it all, ae
tank it be batter to tel yo. and yo
put bees nam in you papper.
Ae 'Lank yo vary «jpide
Ole lia bit son.
BATTELIN* FRANKIE
Anchorage, Alaska.
Oct. *27. 1926
Dear M r Sain<lon,
I am home so [ thought I wo
uld Write to you. t hope you will
answear this letter. I like to go bo
school Here. I am in the sixth
grade. Verna is in the fifth grade
and she is way a head of her class.
Tell all the boys hello for me.
I joined the Scouts here We
had a smoker. I boxed Ted Stra
berg. He stumbled me and I fell
down, but in the third round 1
had him going backwards. Then J
I got him in the ropes, I hit him
in the jaw, then he hit me in the
side. The first round he had the
best of me. The second round I
was hitting him when I got a ch
ance We went a minute and a
quarter. I haven’t much to say.
From your friend,
Frank Wills
WHAT 18 AN EXECUTIVE?
In this day ol' modern efficiency,
one can attain a ’’charming pers
onality” by taking a three month’s
correspondence course by mail.
A complete course in expert sale
smanship may be had in a week
and one may become a thorough
ly trained, highly paid executive
Hi six ment.hs. d'liis according to
i he ad vert isements.
Quite naturally,along with all this
foolishness has come a very erro
oneous impression us to what con
stitutes an executive. E.e little
while some one is selected for an
office inquiring real work if it is
to be conducted in a successful
manner. He tames his good fort
une with a deprecating gesture
saying. ”Oh, it’s all right as far
as I’m concered. My idea ot an
executive is one who gets some
one else to do his work for him.”
That idea is all wiong! The
executive who accepts official life
with a remark like that will begin
by doing nothing himself and end
by having gotten no one else to
do anything. The executive who
finally have people happy to help
them are the al way ad vising,’’Get
it done, if you have to do it your
self!" and who are not too proud
to practice what the^ preach
when if becomes necessary.
WOMAN TRAVELER
GOES ON RAMPAGE
Seward, Nov. H.—Nellie Walker
world’s capital hiker, created a
panic on the Seward-Anchorage
train when she threatened with
drawn pistol to “clean out the
train.” Brakeman McKinzie
disarmed her and took a bottle
of moonshine away from her.
She was jailed at Anchorage.
WOOD
WOOD
16 ft. wood
2 ft. wood
shorter wood
short wood
A. V. DOZE
128 cubic ft delivered
96 cubic ft. delivered
96 cubic ft. delivered
128 cubic ft. delivered
$ 9.00
$12.00
$12.50
$15.00
BOX 486