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Harmony Theatre
PROGRAM
THURSDAY FRIDAY, AUGUST 24-25.
PATHE PRESENTS
The Mesh of
the Net
Feature Photoplay in Three Parts.
I BALBOA FILM
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EDUCATIONAL
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Small Denizens of the Sea
Paris and Its Parks
“LAUGHING GAS”
Comedy
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TWO SHOWS - - 7:30; 9 P. M.
Doors Open at 7
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ADMISSION
CHILDREN
25 CENTS
10 CENTS
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MISS MARION REDD
Piano,
Fifth Ave. Cigar Store
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES, FRUITS.
VICTOR STEWART,
I’ropr ietor.
Between C and D
Fifth Avenue
SUP (SEES MEAT CO.
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Fresh Killed Beef
FOR SALE AT
Ship Creek Meat Co.
First Fresh-Killed Beef in Anchorage
Special Attention Given to Out-of-Town Orders.
Wholesalers and Retailers.
Anderson & Jensen
Fourth ave, between D and E sts. Anchorage, Alaska
THE TWO GIRLS CAFE
Mrs. Ollie Gray and Viola Barnett. Proprietors.
Our Motto: Courtesy, Service, Quality
WAFFLES A SPECIALTY
1 Proceedings in
District Court
At the district court session yester
day morning the Crow Creek Mining
case was continued until this morning
at 10 o’clock on account of the ab
sence of important witnesses.
1 lie trial ot the case of Curley ver
sus White involving title to Anchor
age real estate was heard yesterday
afternoon and Judge Brown has taken
the case under advisement. The pues
tion as to whether a trust has been
established seems to be the point in
volved.
I he court was busy during the aft
ernoon granting citizenship papers.
District Attorney MunJey gave the
applicants a rigid examination, but
all came out with flying colors, prov
ing that they had given considerable
time and study to the history of the
United States and were well-posted on
civil government.
A decree of divorce was granted in
the case of Gleason versus Gleason.
Moose Lodge
Installs Officers
The officers of the Loyal Order of
Moose were installed Wednesday
night at Kobarts’ hall, Brother Con
roy presiding as dictator. A large
class was initiated into the lodge, and
alter the initiation and routine of
business the members enjoyed a smo
ker in which a delightful lunch played
an important part.
Brother J. J. Ross was presented
with a very beautiful diamond Moose
pin, in reward for his activity in se
oui ing new members. The donor be
ing Brother F. A. Martin, whose in
terests are best rhown by the earnest
endeavors he has displayed in the or
gan zation of the Anchorage lodge of
l oyal Ordet of Moose.
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Editor Troy’s
Brother Killed
SEATTLE, August 18—David Troy
a prominent democrat of this state
j and the brother of John Troy, ovvnei
and publisher of the Juneau Empire
was killed this morning when an au
tobomile in which he was riding jump
ed th'e dock at Port Townsend. It i.
believed he was injured when the ma
chine jumped the dock and was una
ble to help himself, going down with
the auto. Mrs. Troy, wife of the vie
tim, was also an occupant of the ve
hide, but her clothing Held her afloat
and she was rescued by boatmen a
the tide was carrying her out to sea.
Newsy Items
About Town
A large audience saw Jack London’
famous novel, “Burning Daylight,'
portrayed on the screen last night at
the Empress.
Mrs. Nina Richmond left for Seat
tle on the Mariposa to undergo an op
eration and Mrs. L. A. Haley has beoi
secured to take her place as pianist
at the Empress theatre.
R. S. McClinton, who has been pros
pecting in the Willow creek district
came down from Knik yesterday
meet' Mrs. McClinton recently arrives
in Anchorage from Seattle. Mr. am
Mrs. McClinton will later return L
the Willow creek district, where lit
will finish doing the assessment work
1 on his claims.
I Manager McDonald, of the Harnn
I ny theatre, reports a very satis facto
| run at the new picture house and tli
the directors are exceptionally
pleased with the venture. The pro
gram tonight will consist of a tlnee
reel drama entitled “The Mesh of the
Net,” in addition to an educational
film and one of comedy that in itsel!
is a sure cure for the blues.
Messrs. Miller and Newman return
ed from the Willow creek district yes
terday and report a very satisfactory
season. The tunnel contract let to
Meehan and Ferguson has been com
pleted and Mr. Miller says they arc
so well pleased with the showing of
the new work that they are planning
- on extensive development next season.
The Miller-Newman claims are in the
vicinity of the Gold Bullion property.
Telephone arrangements were made
this afternoon by Superintendent C.
G. Jones and Jack Robarts whereby
the Shamrock base ball team will go
to the Junction for a game Sunday.
The game will be played on the Junc
tion diamond and Mr. Jones says that
he is confident that the Junction team
will win. The usual Sunday excur
Classified Advs.
SITUATION WANTED.
\Vant"l
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I € yo i
Coulston.
ok iti -amp. Experienced
MidI'i'ss Mrs. M. Ilelrirk,
I a carpenter T. M.
St. IUt. C an.I I). $-2l-«l
HELP WANTED.
A Yotm . Ib-liable Salesman Wanted
—See Bank of Anchora.m-, Anchorage,
Alaska. s-'j-it
FOR SALE.
* For Sal< n en
gine. Bar ppl Crist Hotel. 8-23-tl
Owner 1< ins lawn will -el] at less
than cost r • Yukon lodging lions*-.
Good pa5 —. good location and
I lease. H\'-t ything new, every t**•« 1 rent- ;
led. C Street, near Fourth. 8-23-3t
For Salt Have to .go outside. Will
self my half interest in lot, buiidir ;
and warm business and all that
i is due "I - ■ i :*. inelmled, for f. 7
j Plant 3rd and c St. J. I:. Heed, 1th
and East Is-22-tf
For Salt Lot 3, block 80, with im
provements. Inquire City Drug store.
8-18-tf.
For Sale I brass bedstead, mattress,
I springs and dresser, almost new. Also
stove and miking utensils. Uireeily
back of t’rawford a pa rt ni'-nts. X-i'ltf
For Sale Two 1 1-4-ton Kotbweiller
trucks, practically new, in perfct eon- i
dition. Oftiee furniture, fixtures and ■
building. Will sell all or part. Bar- .
gain prices. Cash and terms. Auto
Transfer Co., 4th and C. 8-Stf
What have you got to sell? Bring it
ro Doc. tf
FOR RENT.
For Kent—Two rooms, suitable for
housekeeping, unfurnished, over Conk
ling & Fitzgerald's paint store. Fourth
avenue. 8-23-tf
For item —Cottage, 8th and II St. Em
quire of owner. 8-21 tf
For Item Two- and four-room apart
ments. Inquire .dint Oril 1. 8-22-tf
Furnish'd Rooms—Over Eckmann's
Furniture Store, 8-1 tf
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Tex Jones R. C. Jeffery
The Panhandle
C I G A R S
CANDIE S
TOBACCOS
F RUIT
N U T S j
4th AVE. NEAR C STREET
o’clock Sunday morning anil quite a
number of enthusiasts and excursion
! ists have signified their intentions of
making the trip. The customary fare
of $2.!K) for the round trip will be
charged and as the Junction has
! reached the important stage of sup
porting a real hotel, the excursionists
■ will be well taken care of.
Carmack Tells
Story of Find
.•■■.KATTLE, August 18.—Geo. Cai'
rk, the guest of honor last night at
a banquet given at the Hotel Savoy
b the Yukon Pioneers of this city in
. celebration of the twentieth anniver
ar of the finding of gold on Honan- J
creek, entertained the guest.- with ;
tiio story of the discovery which gave!
to the world one of the richest gold
1 ids in history, and which has result
ed in the development of a great em- |
pile in the north. There were thirty of
the old sourdoughs of the north pres
ent at the banquet, and the diners
were regaled with many Stirl ing tales
of early days in the northland.
Some Queer Ones
‘Oregon college students have discov- |
eivd how to live uu a week, and |
some are doing It.
Buffalo womau's dying wish was that
uineteeu-year-old sou enlist and return !
to her in uniform, which he did.
City bred boy ignored warnings and
pulled a mule's tail on a Tennessee
farm. The funeral was well attended.
After absence of fifty years beavers
have mysteriously appeared in Han
cock county, Ky„ and built several big
dams.
Smallest moonshine still, raided In .
Georgia, made from two tin cans, lard
bucket and three feet of pipe; capacity,
one gallou.
Two men charged with kidnaping
bees by beating tin pans in Yonkers,
N. Y„ demand that accuser prove they
are his bees.
A Pittsburgh monkey aud a Boston
bull pup fought at Atlantic City until
the monkey seized a tack hammer and
won with a knockout.
A. W. Gardner and Capt. H. C.
Thomas will establish a shrimp pack
ing plant at Wrangell.
The Royal Cafe
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Will open tomorrow at b o’clock in
the afternoon under the management
of Athaus & Pappadopulos, on Fourth
1 Avenue. Everything up-to-date. 8-25
Peterson’s for Billiards and Solo.
Mariposa Consignment
BIG FRESH SHIPMENT OF
Fruits, Vegetables, Meats
and Poultry
ARRIVED ON THE MARIPOSA
FOR
Carstens Packing Company
The Big Paehing House Market between and l>
Streets. Phone -t.'JB.
Special Store for Alaskans
CHEASTY’S
The Seattle Haberdasher
Clothes that put Poise in Your Pose
a Inn °- c- GRAVES- PRES
VjI lJUilU 1 I O II lb. 2d Av. and Spring
Men’s and Young Men’s Wear
The Home of Luggage of Quality
Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunks, $25 Up
WHEN YOU REACH SEATTLE
CALL AT THE
Northern Bank & Trust Co.
Corner Fike and Westlake Ave,
Whore you are certain to greet lot' of your old
Alaska friends.
W. L. COLLIER
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1 THE BANK 1
REED & DAHL, Props.
Pool and Billiards, Cigars, Cigarettes, Soft Drinks.
Up-tc-Date in Every Particular.
.t Tile New Building oil Fourth Avenue Between < and I* £
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Army of Trained Workers Is
Nation’s Greatest Need
IF commercial supremacy is to be attained and maintained by the United
States she must pay the price which her democracy demands in the
education and training of her people—her workingmen, her capital
ists, her business administrators. Commercial and industrial opportunity
in an autocracy may limit its application to foreign trade. The open
door poliev as applied to other nations may mark the boundary of its
liberality, BUT IN' A DEMOCRACY OPPORTUNITY MUST MEAN
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AS WELL.
There must be equal opportunity to make a living as well as to make
a fortune; equal opportunity for every man or woman or iild to climb
the ladder of success.
Without discussion let us assume that the state should be responsible
for the broad general training that is applicable to our industries as a
whole and that the corporations.should furnish the education and train
ing which is special to them.
WHEN THESE TWO EDUCATIONAL FACTORS HAVE DECIDED UPON
THEIR PARTICULAR FUNCTIONS AND HAVE STARTED THEIR EDUCA
TIONAL ACTIVITIES THEN WILL THE MARCH TOWARD INDUSTRIAL
PREPAREDNESS TRULY HAVE BEGUN.
By Professoi LEE CALLOWAY, New York University