« NEW UNION HALL IS ASSURED
THAT THE PEOPLE OF ANCHORAGE WANT AN
OTHER UNION HALL IS CLEARLY DEMONSTRATED BY
THE LIBERAL CONTRIBUTIONS AND OFFERS OF HELP
WHICH ARE BEING MADE TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE
ALASKA LABOR UNION IN CHARGE OF THE WO&K.
THE BUILDING AS PROPOSED BY THE ALASKA LA
BOR UNION WILL BE 50 X 130 FEET, TWO STORIES AND
A BASEMENT.
IT WILL BE FINISHED IN A MANNER WHICH
WILL REFLECT CREDIT UPON THE CITY AND THE
MEN WHO AIDED IN ITS CONSTRUCTION.
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Brown & Hawkins.$200.00
A. A. Shonbeck. 200.00
A. E. Lathrop. 200.00
North Side Lumber Co. 200.00
Bank of Anchorage. 100.00
McNally & Maitland. 100.00
Polley Bros. 100.00
Anchorage Supply Co. 100.00
Ship Creek Meat Co. 100.00
Frisco Cafe . 100.00
Sanitary Market . 100.00
Z. J. Loussac .. 100.00
Felix Brown . 100.00
Anchorage Publishing Co.100.00
Carstens Packing Co. 100.00 .
Evans & Frantzon. 50.00
C. W .Bolte . 50.00
Bjornson & Ganton. 50.00
Dohrmann-Herning Co. 50.00
Larson & Wendler. 50.00
Carrol & Co.,. 50.00
Peterson’s Billiard Parlors ... 50.00
Bank of Alaska . 50.00
A. G. Dickinson . 50.00
Socialist Party, 50 per cent of
the net proceeds Kate Sadler
meeting . 49.90
Zarelli Cigar Store . 40.00
Jones & Jeffrey (Panhandle) . 25.00
D. D. Restaurant. 25.00
Curley’s Hotel . 25.00
Johnson Tent Co. 25.00
Harry Cribb .$25.00
Newton Pilger . 25.00
Chicaloon Lumber Co.25.00
Ray C. Larson Glass Co.25.00
H. Seidenverg . 25.00
Lennon’s Bakery . 25.00
North Pole Bakery. 25.00
City Bakery . 25.00
Bon Marche . 25.00
Leopold David . 25.00 '
C. B. Peterson Transfer Co. .. 25.00
Col. H. Revell, mail contractor. 25.00
P. O. Sandberg.
Geo. Osburn, Jeweler .
Dr. K. A. Kyvig.
Jaffe & Bayles . .
Ganty and Hegner.
John Lund .
William Meinberg .
John Gillespie .
Roy Williamson .
Dr. E. F. German.
Arcade Cigar Store.
Camile McGowan .
Eckman Furniture Co.
Tony’s Restaurant .
Wood Undertaking Parlors ...
M. H. Lynch & H. J. Emard ...
A. Kaplan .
Anchorage Cigar Store.
Hub Clothing Co.
R. Weihrich .
Hjalmar Munson .
U. S. Restaurant.
W. E. Logemann .4..
A. S. Allan .
Otto Driscoll .
J. P. Peterson .
Thos. Hinton.
McLaughlin Shoe Parlors_
B. C. Nichols .
Washington Boarding House .
Atkinson & Clark.
E. Holt .:.
D. Sullivan .
Union Cafe .
Central Barber Shop.
Harvey Gordon.
Charles Hamelbacher .
Mike Sherry .
John Matson.
George Frazer .
L.. Anderson .
F. E. Church..
Alic Alima.
Scandinavian Grocery.
25.00 Tom H. Harlow . 5.00
25.00 Alic R. McDonald - 5.00
25.00 Otto Fahle .... 5.00
25.00 William Black . 5.00
25.00 Martin Morstang. 5.00
20.00 Swante Kyllomen. 5.00
20.00 Richard Neklason . 5.00
20.00 Fred Bergendahl . 5.00
20.00 YelmerUIen... 5.00
20.00 Charles Graham. 5.00
20.00 Pet Doeff. 5.00
10.00 Nick Singer . 5.00
10.00 Albin Young.. 5.00
10.00 Morris Olson . 5.00
10.00 John Gustafson . 5.00
10.00 Jesse L. Hall. 5.00
10.00 Captain S. F. Kildahl. 5.00
10.00 Harry Wagner . 5.00
10.00 Ed. Mickelson . 5.00
10.00 Martin Ostand . 5.00
10.00 R. R. Hunter .,. 5.00
10.1)0 Thomas H. Jeter . 5.00
10.00 George Wilson . 5.00
10.00 Adolph Miller . 5.00
10.00 A. Checktisaw.•. 5.00
10.00 Elmer Dartt . 5.00
10.00 Jack Sutherland. 5.00
10.00 George Bolja. 5.00
10.00 Harry H. Hicks. 5.00
10.00 Louie Fiske. 5.00
10.00 Fred Hartman . 5.00
10.00 Rex Seymour . 5.00
10.00 N. Johnson . 5.00
10.00 Carl Sehiin . 5.00
10.00 A. Kimball . 5.00
10.00 P. F. Reinhart . 5.00
5.00 R. L. Carlisle . 5.00
5.00 Electric Bath House. 5.00
5.00 Bert Markle . 5.00
5.00 John Matson . 5.00
5.00 S. Gilbertson. 5.00
5.00 Frank E. Hanson. 5.00
5.00 Axel Nylander . 5.00
5.00 Hakan Olson . 5.00
Elof Nelson . 5.00
Gudin Jackson . 5.00
August Wickland . 5.00
Eric Berg . 5.00
Chas. Swanstrom. 5.00
E. Eckstrom . 5.00
H. Sarella . 5.00
F. W. Radin . 5.00
F. L. Otis. 5.00
T. Sundholm . 5.00
Alec Lund . 5.00
Te«f Julian. 5.00
A. Olson .. 5.00
A. McCusbic . 5.00
Chas. Newell . 3.0«)
Jack Nelson . 3.00
Robt. Small . 5.00
Thos. Davis . 5.00
New York Store . 5.00
John Flanagan. 3.00
N. H. Nelson . 5.00
R. Nelson. 3.00
Eric Schedin . 5*00
Carl O. Swanson .. 5.00
Joe Woitek . 5.00
Phil Jacobson. 5.00
E. Olander. 5.00
Joe Bohlin . 5.00
John Fox . 5.00
Andrew Bohlin. 5.00
P. Stacey ... 5.00
C. W. Tinshley. 5.00
Jack- Carlspn. 5.00
H. Frydenlund .. • 5.00
Ernest Boelin . 5.00
Nels Lundell . 5.00
John Hohner. 5.00
Casey McDaniel . 5.00
Henry C. Dohrmann . 3.00
Sam Peterson . 5.00
O. K. Barber Shop .’. 5.00
Arthur Frame . 3.00
W. G. Stoeser, Electrician- 5.00
H. Winters . 5.00
Peter Roberts. 5.00
Flower & Hopper . 5.00
H. Baxter . 5.00
Tlios. Allerton . 5.00
C. Carlson . 5.00
Robt. Mathison. 5.00
A. Fredenberg . 5.00
New Method Cleaners. 5.00
J. W. Jackson (Shoemaker) .. 5.00
Miss I. Blair (Cigar Store) ... 5.00
Chris Samson . 5.00
Top Notch Cigar Store. 5.00
Jack Weberg . 5.00
F. W. Redwood . 5.00
James R. Rock . 5.00
W .A. Munlcy . 5.00
I. Koslosky . 5.00
Victor Matson. 5.00
City Auto Service. 5.00
Pat Keeley . 5.00
R. H. Koch . 5.00
Lady Barbers (Rhein) . 2.00
Mable Brown . 5.00
Richard Crisp . 5.00
Jack Driscoll . 5.00
A. S. McDaniell.'... 1.00
Henry Jukich . 5.00
Carl A. Lundgren . 5.00
Richard McBride .2.50
J. A. Wilkinson . 5.00
D. M. Lynch . 5.00
John Rock . 5.00
E. McVeitty . 5.00
Samuel Mandell . 5.00
Harry Steele .;. 5.00
Marcus Smith . 5.00
John Strom . 5.00
Axel Nelson . 5.00
Peter Dukovich . 5.00'
Chas. Watson Transfer Co. ... 5.00
Frank Girard Barber Shop ... 5.00
Victor Matson. . 5.00
NeU Telnes. 5.00
John M. Ross . 5.00
Peter Smedberg
5.00
John Bailey
5.00
GRAND TOTAL AT NOON TODAY.$4,039.90
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
LAW NOTARY PUBLIC
Peterson Building Anchorage
CHAS. G. GANTY
Lawyer
Hewitt Building
Anchorage .... Alaska
M. J. CONROY,
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Attorney at Law.
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Anchorage
Alaska
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Anchorage, - - Alaska
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Office: Robart Block
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L. V. RAY
Attomey-at-Law
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deward
(From the San Francisco Chronicle.)
Katmai, the tremendous volcano on
Shelikoff strait, in Alaska, has at once
gained new fame for itself and upset
the general rule among volcanoes. An
investigator for the American Geo
graphic society, who has succeded in
reaching the crater, pronounces the
vent of the fire mountain one of the
largest in the world.
Katmai was already famous for one
of the greatest and most violent
eruptions of historic times, the explo
sive outbursts of June, 1912, which
buried the country for 250 miles
around under several feet of debris,
absolutely shut out the sun from a
greater part of Alaska for the whole
summer, and sent such an enormous
quantity of fine ash high into the at
mosphere that some of it settled in
northern Africa.
Now, the scientist, Robert F. Griggs,
who has just reached Kodiak from the
first visit to the mountain, says that
the resulting crater is miles across
and thousands of feet deep, with a
Sputtering lake at the bottom.
These two facts in conjunction are
wholly unusual in modern volcanic
history. Concentration has been sup
posed to have accounted for much of
the violence of their outbursts. Mont
Pelee had a crater only 2,500 feet in
diameter, the Soufriere of St. Vincent
and Vesuvius have small craters. That
of Krakatoa on the Sunda straits,
which had in 1883 the only other re
cent eruption comparable in magni
tude to that of Katmai, was only a
moderate crater.
The great craters, like those of
the Hawaiian volcanoes, are ordinarily
only huge simmery cauldrons of lava,
without explosive tendencies. The
largest of them all, Haleakla, on the
island of Maui, with a bowl 20 miles in
circumference, has never, so far as is
known, shown symptoms of violence.
So Katmai seems to have the unique
distinction of the most violent and at
the same time one of the largest cra
DR. E. F. GERMAN
DENTISTRY.
Hewitt Bldg. Fourth Ave. Phone 71
MR. WORKINGMAN:—
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consistently support him?
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Palrhanks Mlnlhg Otstrlot. Vou ara to pyyhlMtto work aa aoon aa
you ptftsalbly can, not latar than1908, He la to receive
froa'you |5.00 par ten hour day and hoard and tunk-house free of
char£«r alsoaa association Sard ■nioh will entitle him to
doctor’s care and hospital treatment free, should he get hurt op
lnour sickness while In your eaploy or In the employ of any meaber
of our association. 8a undsratands that ha Is to hava nothing to do
with any union, faderatlon or any other agitators whatsoever, but
report dlraotljr to you Immediately upon his arrival In Fairbanks
Mining District; and be further understands that should he In any way
violate tha conditions hsraln contained, ha forfaits all hla olaia
on you for employment or to tha receipt of an association oard.
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Agent Mbna Owner! and Operators
Adsoclatlon of Fairbanks Mining
Dlstrlat.
E. L. WHITTEMORE, PROP.
Headquarters for Mining Men
ters in the world. Unfortunately, the
telegraphed report of Griggs’ investi
gation does not tell just how large the
crater is. But we do know that no
other great crater can be described as
‘'thousands of feet deep.”
So the sight of the vent of Katmai,
“miles across and thousands of feet
Jeep, with a blue-green lake simmer
ing and sputtering on the floor,” must
be one of the most stupendous specta
cles of the world.
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same before October 30. All persons
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are requested to call and settle said
accounts at once.
From this date all merchandise in
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! of ONE FOURTH OFF. This in
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are marked in plain figures. Make
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Byrne Block 10-17tf Anchorage
Medicated Mineral Baths, $1.50. Six
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: HYPRESS WHITE RUBBER PACS, OUR PRICE
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