AT THE MOVIES
BYRNE HALL
PROGRAM, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
SNOBERY
The Nestor Company in a Society Drama
One Reel
Cleo Madson and David Herford,
THE GAMBLER'S OATH
101 Bison Drama, Two Reels
SUCCESS WITH DE FEET
The Funniest Feet ever shown on a screen
7:30 and 8:45
MRS. FOSTER, PIANO
Admission 25c.
BANK OF ANCHORAGE
' Will be opened for business on or before May
15th, in temporary quarters in the Empress
Building, next door to the Wells-Fargo Express
* Company.
ANDERSON &
Anchorage,
'ourth ave, between D and E sts
The Anseo Amateur
Printing Mac hint
Careful Developing
Perfect Printing
You may not ho able to duplicate those
valuable exposures; take no chances on
losing them through careless developing
and printing.
We have a reputation for careful develop
ing and perfect printing. We use Cyko
Paper and Ansco Chemicals.
Bring or send your film or plates here—
we’ll develop them and make your prints.
Develop 15c. Prints 3c up
Develop 15c.
Fifth Ave. and D St.
r \ rum avw. uiiu wv.
'“That Man Logemann
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Dealers in
Fresh Meats of All Description
Smoked Meats, Lard and Substitute, Butter, Eggs,
Sausage, Oysters and Fish.
Because of an excellently equipped Cold Storage Plant we are abk
to offer the public the Best Meat at the Lowest Prices.
We Solicit and Deliver
Special Attention Given to Out-of-Town Orders
, Wholesalers and Retailers
II ARK NESS DIEI> INTESTATE,
PROPERTY IS VALIKO AT
MORE THAN $100,000,000
NEW YORK.—Lemon Vernon
Harkness, former third vice vice
dent of the Standard Oil Company,
and second largest stockholder In
the concern, who died in California
January IV, left an estate valued at
more than $100,000,000.
This fact was indicated today
when a 11st of Mr. llarkness' stock
holdings was filed in the surrogate
court on an application to determine
whether or not Mr. Harkness was a
resident of New York at the time of
his death and therefore subject to a
tax on his extensive holdings in the
Standard Oil and other immense
blocks of stock.
Although Mr. Harkness was more
than 7f> years old when he died, and
had been in poor health, he left no
will, and the bulk of his property
will go to his son, Perry Harkness,
and his daughter, Mrs. Lila 11. Ed
wards. of Pittsburg, and Mrs. Myrtle
K. Macomber, of Paicines Ranch, ad
jacent to Hollister, Calif.
| WHERE CAN THEY SLEEP?
WOMEN AT CHICAGO
HIT RING CONVENTION
I
CHICAGO.—A serious question
confronts the women suffrage enthu
siasts. It is how to house the 50,000
delegates who will swoop down on
Chicago the week of the republican
national convention. At the meet
ing of the local leaders in the Tower
building the startling informatioon
was imparted that mere man again
has been considered firet by the big
I hotel managers.
Inquiry, it was reported, disclosed
the serious fact that practically all
the hotel room in the loop district
had been sot aside for men during
the big convention week.
It is now proposed that Chicago
citizens throw open their homes to
the feminine crusader and at least
place at their disposal a bed or two
or a few soft, springy divans.
The railroads, too, will be asked to
park a number of Pullman cars in
the several yards for the use of the
women.
HEN CAYS EGG WITH WORD
“WAR" WRITTEN ON SHELL
LAFAYETTE, Ind.,—There have
been wars and rumors of wars, but
Delphi comes to the front with a
sign which is regarded there as an
unquestionable prediction of war.
Mrs. Thomas Smith took from a
hen’s nest an egg of ordinary size,
shape and color which had on its
surface the word “war.” The letters
are truly there. They have been
scratched and submitted to acid tests
and have not faded. The egg lias
received much attention and aroused
much interest.
HUDSON MAXIM DENOUNCES
PACIFICISTS AS DESERTERS
WASHINGTON—‘'Pacificists,” as.
serted Hudson Maxim, "have ringed
the nose of the American people and |
are leading them to destruction. ’
Liliputian ‘pacificists’ have been
feeding the United States on the nec
tar of somnolence for the past 25
years. The European war lias waked
Uncle Sam up, but when he reached
for his gun it was gone. We have
np right to honor without gung to
assert it.
"The United States is in very
grave danger, because it is rich and
defenseless, while the other nations
are powerful and armed to the teeth.
".The writing on the wall spells in. |
vasion and devastation. War lg in- j
evitable and imminent. Fate has
decreed that her pride shall be
humbled, and that we must shield
our homes with blood, brawn and
iron.”
There iiave been a number of petty
thefts reported to the Pioneer lately,
among them being canvas and whip
stolen from Brown & Hawkins, can
vas and rope from Shorty Wienke,
automobile crank from L. P. Byrne,
and a bell and lines from Henry
' Leonard!, the expressman. There is
nothing more despicable than a
sneak thief, and they should be han
| died accordingly. The authorities j
have one or two suspicious charac- |
| ters under their eagle eye and their
j arrests will soon follow, which will ,
| put a stop to this petit larceny.
Perry Hanley is spending several .
days in Anchorage visiting hit old
time fr'e.vd Andy Meahan. Mr
Hartley has made several promising
I mining prospects in the Nat 1'iia
i country. I g
r or owe,
First-class restaurant. Enquire I
E. Hanson, Linn’s Bakery, after 7
p. m. l*> 3t
Some exciting games of billiards
were witnessed last evening at the
Itobarts’ Parlors.
Complete change at the Movies to
night, and the program is a good
one.
All soft drinks on ice, milk, but
termilk and postal stamps. Itobarts
Billiard and Bowling l’arlors.
Grand opening Dance at .lack Gur
iev's new hotel, Friday evening, May
ID, 8:30 p. m. Good music. 1C 3t
Doc buys everything. tf
MAIL LAUNCH WILHELMINA
makes daily trips to Knik,
carrying passengers and freight.
Passengers to and from all steamers 50c
Sails from Capt. Lathrop’s dock.
GET ACQUAINTED SALE
To pet acquainted with the ladies of Anchorage we
offer you our entire stock which consists of
Suits, Coats, Afternoon Dresses, Evening
Dresses and Gaberdine Rain Coats
Each and every garment in the store is up-to-date to
the latest minute.
All garments are of the finest material and style. We
invite you all to come whether you purchase or not.
$47.50 Suits, 25 per ct. Off
25.00 “ u 44
27.00 “ “ “
35.00 “ “ 4t
15.00 Dresses,combination
silk and serge, 25 per ct. Off
$17.50 Crepe de Chine,
at 25 per ct. Off
$17.00 Rain Coats,
at 25 per ct. Off
GREENBAUM
I
J. JACKSON
Plumbing, Steam aud Hot
Water Heating
All Water Connections for ‘Business Houses and Private Resi
dences. Pipe Work of all descriptions.
Office, Holtc’s Hardware Store
— ■WMWB—WI i lOll aMMBBMM—n
Larson & Wendler
Fresh Meats
OF ALL KINDS *
Chickens, Fruit
Vegetables
Larson & Wendler
DISTRIBUTORS
Corner 4th and I ANCHORAGE
Sedenverg & Freyd
Men’s Shoes and
Furnishings
We Alan Handle the
ORIGNAL CHIPPEWA
PACK SHOES
Under Our Own Name
John B. Stetson Hats
A Complete Line of
ARMY SHOES
Sedenverg & Freyd
Fourth Avenue, Between I) and F
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Watch-Butts
northern Drug Co.
Incorporated
QUALITY, SERVICE AND PRICE
These Factors Predominate
in Our Store
Empress Building
ANCHORAGE