ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES
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COOK INLET PUBLISHING CO.
Aodwrast. Alaska.
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Entered in the AEiborag* Fo«ofike June 3. l?lo. as se “i
:c-2er the Act of of March 3. 1>73.
CHAS.. E. HEKItOX, Pabllslxr.
SUSSCHIPTIoN RATES FOR THE DAILY
Single Co: :s —’—* ' Si Months tin a
One Her.:. One Year > tn r. - _
For President—Charles Evans Hughes.
For Delegate to Congress—James Wickersaam
AX : .*>KA E. ALASKA. MONDAY. AUGU> f 7. 1916.
SECOND PAYMENT NOW DUE
All '<■■■• owner' in Anchorage are advised * at tie second
payment a ; A i in at the first auction saN are fie and pay
able at e U. >. land office at Juneau. Payment - -t be met
prcej.t *];■. • ..v. id possible proceeding' in forfeiture.
It wi - informing to m* -t per'ons w- o Lave 1 >. ueht lots
from - e .-risrinal owners, to kimw that the l. > land office
doe- t : r* zrhze them in the ; renii'e-. Not t i there i'
any .ue-tion j * t the title ti at passe* from on- : • another,
but ur-der tie sy'teia in oi>erit*.i**n. ti.e zovermj;-: t •«*ks only
to ti.- :.-T.La. r-urehaseis. . ii.g re* **ff: >wledge of
;inv tniii'i-. rs t. : may have t*een made -uV— > : t *o the auc
tion 'ale f lot'. And herein, much *-nfns!«*n ~ able to oc
stanees litigat
result. This j. the expressed opinion of one attorney
f1 st f t situatioi
A* : • -ti ; l ease, v-.* will - sy that i the orig
inal I t - - - l- entire in: r-.'t ‘ ■ an ‘ -r -erson. a>
right ! -
»wn. The government records show t the ownei
inele Sam looks to for the an
nual i ayn.t-i.t' * :at be*-otne due. New. by iva- *•: the tran*
fer. ‘ se ■ ri_ n. . I-r l.a- l -t a . int-: st in t ■<.-.• ’ nquestion
His equity * i a-^ed to ar. ■ >* h-r. f*.*r a ••on'ideration, and he
presumes *' t i* dealing - with the _ vermne: t .;re ended
so far -' * •- in jnestion i~ ■neeriw . He <!•— sn‘t take the
trot:'- > : : any *ne where he - - ing, a* - ngnres thai
ti e ; ;.rt" ' _ ..om i - - hi will h l late -ub'e " payment
to ti - _ vernment. in conformity * * -* term? the sale by
him to his ] nreba-er.
An • ...-«• y • ase > where two t-artners b-tight a lot a1
the an * n. *! - tit!-- t assing t<- one of them who appened tc
attend * .e - tion -ale. TI - t anners disagree, after a time,
and ar-- i ■ r n -a'-:ing t-r *. T title of the I t. so far a
*be govern:;.- * i* >l-err.- . r-'t* in » e one who 1 1 in the lot
at the a- *! T e :li-r ti -r - u.kown to the govern
n-nt. It h- • * - Iddder. and the bidder, in whom title
rest'. * : - a- * - government i- -<neerned. is sore at hi*
oanner. will «i : •: i: g to aid him in the protect! >n of
hi* right'. Of ••?'-. •• urt' wili protect the partner. ' ut
it mean* a law -uit ami t mean* additional expense for the
inncweEt nartner.
T — case* are r. * • r-ln-.xn. Tney will occur. Otners
f the original pui
. r would .•at-' :- •: * uhle and difficulty.
It cor' t i3' • • * er*- - iuld be some way to afford
more protection to the * - ent j urchasers, in view of t •
fa* • ■ u.t the 2* ' * :: - dng let' to bidders, doe* not
pro e :■ ■c.e tran-: : t- *• ' - mem purchasers. Inst-;,••
< i dring ro *■ - . -i-r. for payments as they
core- y .ic. it 0 ' ' • - • • t'-e government, without much
-r ’ le. -i.nld - . *• * • owners. But saeh a ]-Ian -
" fe- -! • • - v ’•*• at the United S* tes
' • k :*e of payment on the-* 1 its
•h*c;M oe at the ’ • *’_e !• *- were sold. And t *-•
. har_~l wit'.. : - ity f .• . V-ting these pat -nt
should keep informed of the passing titles, as eviden
re.-or.).- tion <-f - ’ **r i-: _• : i ■*• here. Thi- w
• • .-or; * c l would give ample protect' *n *
sub-e^uent porch; —r-.
T - 2 ven *. : 1 t<* private individual'
ha.' a tty to p-n i .. . '-mn al ligation to fulfill. It ■ ’
not i" the **• ; - ly 1.-iking to the original ' d
der. It • ist p; t« -t * i. t- f —d ~e<juent purchasers. T*
invoke forfeiture ; — ngs .. the original pureha—i
does not make t - i avnu-nt'. in the case where the ori-ua!
purchaser ; a> -o.d t c • ; -other innocent purchaser. .1.
not afford ade-.u; *- the right- of the second o
chaser.
A c must not lo-e t of the fact that the pieople. com
ing here in large i nn.Vrs. made tlie town lots valuable; that
without the j>eople. an*! the nresent townsite of Anchorage
remaining in the public domain, the land would have'remain
ed practically useless. <e course, government official- wili
>ay that the building < f t; e railway made this town what it is
today, hut it is the jieoples’ money that is constructing this
big enter]*rise. All tnrough the whole scheme, the people art
the iinme factors. And the wi-hes of the pieople should gov
ern the action of the public officials, who are in theory, if no!
in practice, the servant- <>f th- jieople.
The message received by Postmaster Wood from Postof
fice Inspector Xeil i- taken to mean tliat Anchorage will re
ceive two mails ea<-h week from Seward, during the wintei
season. The message simply -tates that a "satisfactory
mail service lias been arranged, and the twiee-a-week service is
the only schedule that will he satisfactory.
Captain John Sundbaek. one of the sourdoughs of Alas
ka. is a candidate on the republican ticket for senator from the
Second division. Those who know thi* splendid type of sour
dough Alaskan are 2iad that lie has been thus honored by hi
party and they confidently look forward to his election.
“The Store That Hat What You Want—When You Want It-”
Loussac’s Daily Gossip
MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916.
i VoL 1. No. 17. AXCHORAt.E. ALASKA 4th and D
Better Service Here
Better Drugs Here
Better Prices Here
Better Trade Here
Z. J. LOUSSACS DRUG STORE
The store that has what you want—when you want it.
Agents and distributors:
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens.
. Augustine ic Kyer'- 1 hoeolates.
R. Sendee's Poem- Alaska. "The Spell of the l’u
kon.” "Ballads of the €!>• aeo,” "Rhymes of a Rolling
Stone.’’
Rex Beach's Novel- of Alaska Life.
Tiie Anseo Camera.
Libbey’s Cut Glass.
REO AUTO SERVICE
Passengers and Baggage.
Storage Five Days Free
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NIGHT AND DAY SERVICE
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Stand:—
Front of F. J. Cotter's Store.
HERMAN L. GENTSCH, Mgr.
Pioneer Sheet
Meta! Works
YUKON STOVES
— AND —
HEATERS
Corner Fifth and C Sts.
Anchorage - - Alaska
Try
TONY’S
CAFE
Opposite Empress Theatre
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
P. 0. SUNBERG
m GROCERIES AND GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Reasonable Prices and a m
Square deal to Everybody. gS
•# Umjerene ciene 1 dobra
podvorba svakomu jednako.
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WEATHER REPORT.
1a.m. August 1916.
Station Temp. Day Wind j
Ship Creek . 54 Clear Calm
Summit.52 Clear Calm
Girdwood.47 Clear Calm
Mile 52 . 50 Clear Calm
Seward . 54 Clear Light’
Mat. Junction . 50 Clear East j
Moose Creek .50 Clear Calm t
I Butts’ Parlor i
CLEAN COOL REFRESHING
I Ice Cream, Fresh Candies, Soft •
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Drinks, Fruits and Nuts
I FOURTH AYR, BET. G and H ]
UNIVERSAL TAXI &
TRANSFER
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
Office Corner 4th and D
Launch Office.
EdORNSON
& GANTON
Merchant Tailors—
—Correct Styles
4th AND I STREET
’Frisco Cafe
THE PLACE OF GOOD
EATS FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN
Open Qay and Night
EVERYTHING IN SEA
SON AND SERVICE
THE VERY BEST
Once a Patron Always
a Patron
PRIVATE BOXES FOR
LARGE OR SMALL
PARTIES
Government standard fly screen at
Pilger’s. S-ltf
TONIGHT, AUG. 7.
The Favorite American Actor
DUSTIN FARNUM
In a Magnificent Picturization of the
Popular Novel and Play.
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“The Virginian”
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A Living Fiction Monument to the West That Was
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TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUG. 8 AND 9.
VIVIAN MARTIN
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“The Wishing Ring”
Fascinating—Dainty—Idyllic
Followed bv a Laugh-Provoking Comedy
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Regular Admission 25c, Children 10c
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Matamiska
Hardware Company
Fourth Ate., Near H St.
RIFLES, GUNS. AMMUNITION
COOKINC UTENSILS
Everything in Hardware
SHIP CHANDLERY
STOVES, RANGES,
THOS. S. BARRY,
Manager
1 CARL W. BOLTE
Hardware, Glass Ware and
China Ware
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numbing and Pipe Fittings of All Descriptions,
PRICES REASONABLE Fourth Avenue.
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Harry Miller an.l Frank Styles,
who have a fox ranch on Indian creek
near Hope, recently sold two black
foxes to eastern parties for $2,000,
Read The Dally Times and to ,v;l
Anchorage booster.
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Bathing at Lake Spenatti, the only
summer resort in Alaska. 7-27tf
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