PROHIBITIONISTS TO INSIST
BEING ON STATE BALLOTS
ST. PAUL, Minn., July 17.—Form
al decision to insist upon the placing
of the names of prohibition party
candidates on every state ticket in
the union at the fall elections despite
opposition of other local prohibition
officials has carried. The meeting was
preliminary to prohibition national
convention here tomorrow. Pitts is
secretary of the national prohibition
headquarters at Chicago.
Thirty eager, zealous and enthusi
astic young men have been taught
how to kiss babies, shake hands, slap
backs and do other practical cam
paign tricks and mounted on bicycles
sent wherever man lives to press
agent the convention.
District headquarters was estab
lished at Willmar, Minn., as a centra!
point for the cordial cyclists.
Houses for rent, in the best resi
dence districts. Cabins for rent.
House Tents for sale or rent. Choice
business locations on 4th street for
sale or rent. Residence lots in the
best residence districts ranging in
price from $200 up; terms if required,
Anchorage Realty Company, office on
4th between C and I) streets, and i
next to the D. D. Restaurant. Emard
and Lynch. 7-17-3t |
Salmon—10c per can at Pilger's. j
6-30-tf.
Doc buys everything. 7-11-tf
Cotton felt mattresses, bed springs
and linoleum, at Crocker’s.
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The Arcade
SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS.
CIGARS : TOBACCOS : FRUITS
D. ZARELLI, Propr. Fourth Ave., bet. C and D
Snabdieven raznim cigari, cigarete duhanom i candy, Cdena voda
na counteru uvjek. Preporuca se slavenima.
BJORNSON & GANTON
Merchant Tailors Correct Styles
4th and I Street
Pioneer Sheet Metal Works
Yukon Stoves - Heaters
Corner Fifth and C Anchorage
ONE OF ALLIES’ GREATEST LOSSES
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Photos by American Press Association.
Snapshots of the late Earl Kitchener while whipping Into shape the biggest
army of England’s history. Not a life was saved when the Hampshire, with
Kitchener and his staff on their way to Russia, sank off the Orkney islands
STII.L CARRIES THE COIN
WHOSE FLIP NAMED PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., July 17.—
As a pocket-piece, F. W. Pettygrove,
of San Francisco, carries a copper
cent, dated 1835, which was flipped to
decide whether Portland, Or., should
be named “Portland” or “Boston.”
It was Mr. Pettygrove’s father and
Amos L. Lovejoy who did the flip
ping.
It happened in the summer of 1845.
Each man held out for the principal
city of his native state.
“Best two out of three,” said Love
joy.
First it fell “Portland.” Then it
fell “Boston.”
On the third toss Portland, Oregon,
became the namesake of Portland,
Maine. But Portland, Oregon, has
long since outgrown her godmother
in size.
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III'NGARIAN NOBLEMAN
NEW YORK, July 17.—The en
gagement of Miss Julia May Moran,
daughter of James Moran, of Union
town, I’enna., who recently sailed for
Sweden, has been announced to Count
Casimir Ziehy, Hungarian nobleman.
Shortly after her arival in Europe,
Miss Moran will go to Ujfalu, Hun
gary. where the wedding will take
place.
The nuptials will not culminate a
war romance in this case, but a
friendship formed when Miss Moran
was a student abroad.
KRUPP WORKS EMPLOYS
GREAT MANY WOMEN
VIENNA, July 17.—The annual re
port of the great Krupp works at Es
sen says that out of every 100 women
employed there 77 claimed relief from
the sick fund during the year, as com
pared with 62 men out of every 100.
The number of women employed by
the Krupps has risen more than ten
fold.
In August, 1914, just before the
war broke out, the company’s pay roll
included 36,880 men and only 1,214
women. At the end of April last
these figures had risen to 55,949 men
and 13,032 women.
Bertha Krupp, the “Cannon Queen”
is credited with having received an
income from the works last year of
more than a hundred million marks,
or $25,000,000.
CYCLING TAKES PLACE
MOTORING IN ENGLAND
LONDON, July IT.—The war has
caused a distinct revival of cycling
n England. More bicycles are to
;>e seen than at any time in the past
:wenty years. This cheapest of all
sports is to a large extent taking
he place of motor cars which are
gradually being given up for rea
sons of economy. Women find that
lie fashion of short, wide skirts
ind high boots Is ideal for cycling.
No sooner did the government's
ampaign against the use of motor
:irs for pleasure begin to bear fruit
ban all the veteran cyclists ar
■anged a merry rally on a road lead
ng out of London that was popular
vith them in years gone by. For
me day the historic road was al
nost like it was in the golden days.
tVheel behind wheel, the machines
ame purring down the last hill, and
he villagers stood by their gates, as
hey stood every fine Sunday twenty
ears ago, to watch and identify by
amiliar names the men who once
vere kings of the road.
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ime, the big dinner and the fine ride
n the Big Car of Comfort. Ask the
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