1W BALL FUNDS
The Daily Times has commented,
editorially, on the successful termi
nation of last night's meting of the
trustees of the Anchorage Athletic
association with the committee from
the Welfare association and the
manager of the Shamrocks in which
all difficulties were settled. Below
is an itemized statement of all re
ceipts, from donations, labor, teams
and gate receipts, together with de
tailed statement of all disburse
ments, receipted vouchers on tile at
the chamber of commerce, together
with the list of the Anchorage busi
ness men and Alaskan Engineering
commission employes who have sig
nified their willingness to sign a note
at the bank in order to wipe out the
indebtedness of the lumber and ^
other small bills. In other words
the bank will carry the debt by a
note endorsed by responsible men.
The agreement reached, and endors
ed by all parties interested is that
the gate receipts be divided as fol
lows: After deducting 10 per cent
of gross receipts for maintenance of
the grounds, the two opposing teams
receive 33 1-3 per cent and the bal
ance, 66 2-3 per cent, to be applied
on the note at the bank.
The following is a statement of
the money received and expended for
the building of Recreation park:
Receipts—Bob Speck donated
team. $8.00; Saunders, team. $6.00;
Pedersen, team work, $12.JO; Capt.
Lathrop. team work. $15.00; (leo.
Campbell, $25.00; L. P. Byrne,
$20.00; Jack Robarts, $25.00; Christ
TThrskow, $10.00; Oscar Anderson.
$20.00; E. J. Warner, $5.00; J.
Turner. $5.00: .TalTe & Bayles,
$5.00; Mike Reilly. $5.00: Arcade,
$10.00; A. A. Shonbeck' $25.00;
Gottstein * Levy. $25.00; Polley
Bros. $25.00; Perry Wibel, $10.00;
Emard & Lynch, $10.00: A. Dunlap,
$5.00; H. Lasky, $1.00; F W. Red
wood. $5.00; Owl Drug Co., $5.00;
Two Girls Cafe. $5.00; Northern
Drug Co.. $5.00: Mrs. Corley, $2.50;
Johnson Tent Co., $2.50; F. E. Wat
son, $10.00; H. E. Revel!, $5.00;
Roy Fairbanks, $10.00; C. F. Peter
son. $5.00; E. L. Bedell, $5.00; A
E. Lathrop, $20.00; J. L. Me—?—,
$3.00; W. W. Butts. $5.00; Evans
& Frantzon, $5.00; Matanuskv Hdw.
Co. .*5.00: Cnion laundrv, $2.00;
W. ,T. McLeod, $2.00; P. W. L.,
$5.00; The Cottage, $2.00; Bjornson
& Ganton, $5.00; Me-?hants Cafe,
$1.00; Murphy & Altny, $2.50;
White Hour". $2.50; .1. M. Sheehan.
$2.50; Alaska Pool Room, $5.90; E.
K. Peterson, $5.00; F. B Tracy.
$10.00; Frank J. Cot:*',- $10.00;
Balch & McDonald, $5 00. .1. A.
Moore. $5.00; W. T Normile.
$25.00; J. G. Watts. $5 )0; M. L.
Dodd, $5.00: Louis Jensen $5.00; E.
Shaw, $20; Shorty Wenike donated
teams, $4.00; Watson donated labor.
$4.00; C. M. Murphy. $25.00; U. R.
Hussy. $5.00; Brown & Hawkins.
$25.00; Ray C. Larson, $15.00; J.
H. Smith, $5.00; R. R. Hunter.
$2.50; Carl W. Bolte, $5.00; McNal
ly & Maitland. $25.00; Frisco Cafe,
$10.00; Knik Hardware Co., $10.00;
McCain Studio. $2.50; Larson &
Wendler. $15.00; P. H. Fitzgerald,
$1.00; U. G. Crocker, $2.00; Theo.
Pichette. $2.00; A. Frodenberg,
$2.00; Price & Bennett, $10.00;
Harry Cribb, $5.00: J. R. Rock,
$2.50; Scandinavian Grocery, $1.00;
A. Greenbaum. $1.00; H. Duberstein.
$1.Tm; Chas. E. Herron, $25.00; Car
rol & Co., $10.00; C. B .Wark, $5.00;
,T. J. Hales, $5.00; H. L. Geutsch.
$2.00; Bank of Anchorage. $25.00;
Bank of Alaska. $25.00; H. T. Fow
ler. $10.00; A. S. Koch, $5.00; gate
receipts, $136.85. Total, $906.35.
Disbursements—Bob Speck, haul
ing lumber. $10.45; Bob Speck, team
work on grounds, $52.50; Bob
Speck, hauling gravel, $2.00; Green
Express, hauling lumber, $1.50; W.
E. Lee, hauling lumber, $8.00;
Saunders, team work, $66.00; Peder
sen, team work, $20.10; Pedersen,
express and freight, $7.00; 3rown &
Hawkins. 50c; R. C. Larson, doors
and windows. $13.00; Fowler, ce
ment, $46.80; Shonbeck, wire, rakes,
nails and roofing, $111.50; McNally
& Maitland, lumber, $347.15; North
Side Lumber Co., $481.20; Anchor
age Supply Co., lumber. $9 4.65:
Cook Inlet Publishing Co., tickets,
$3.50; Wells Fargo Express. $2.70;
Winton Hardware Co., suits, bats,
balls, gloves, bases, etc.. $280.00; 1
pair baseball shoes, $6.00; 2 bottles
rub-down, $1.00; I snorting jersey.
$2.50; baseball, $1.25; Contractors,
Joyce-McDermid. $275.00; Gus Spa
tohas, labor on grounds, $3.00; G.
Tollaban. labor on ground, $3.00; G.
■ Bingos, labor on ground, $3.00; (1.
| Apostle, labor on ground, $3.00; A.
E. Eiband. labor on ground, $43.00;
Sam Dogdalles, labor on ground,
$11.75; John Tom, labor oa ground,
$28.75; Frank Gust, labor on grn ind.
I $15.50; Olaf Sunden, labor on
ground. $21.25; Marry Joseph, iabor
] on ground. $21.25; Gust Nelson, la
bor on ground, $21.25; L. Stone, la
i bor on ground, $23.75; John Vrich,
labor on ground, $15 00; F. Barry,
labor on ground, JS.00; making
baseball suit, $6.00; extra concrete
work on toilets, $15.00; extra work,
fixing frame and wire >n front grand
stand, windows in dressing room,
etc., $30.50; Shorty Wenike, hauling
water $2.50, hauling water $2.50,
hauling water $1.50, hauling barrels
50c, hauling lumber $1.00, hauling
harrow $1.00, hauling cement $4.00;
C. M. Murphy, plans and supervision,
five per cent of total cost of grand
stand, $70.45; total, $2,190.75.
We, the undersigned, agree to
place our name on a note as a guar
antee of the payment of the sum op
posite our name for the purpose of
liquidating the indebtedness in
curred in the construction of the
grand stand in Recreation park, with
the understanding that the ball
players will receive thirty-three and
one-third per cent and the creditors
receive sixty-six and two-thirds per
cent of ninety per cent of the gate
receipts, the remaining ten per cent
to go to the maintenance of the ball
park:
W. DeLong . $100.00
F. B. Tracy . 100.00
Ray C. Larson . 100.00
G M. Campbell . 100.00
L. P. Byrne . 100.00
McNally & Maitland . 100.00
F. A. Polley . 100.00
J. E. Robarts . 100.00
H. P. Warren . 100.00
J. T. Cunningham . 100.00
A. A. Shonbeck . 100.00
Oscar Anderson . 100.00
A. S. Koch .•.. 8 4.40
No Seams—No Leakage.
If you need a hot water bottle, or
a fountain syringe, there is one kind
you should consider—the ‘Seam
less” kind. They are made by the
“Faultless-Wearever Co.,” and are
guaranteed for two years, but last
longer. Z. J. Loussac’s Drug Store—
The store that has what you want—
when you want it. 6-22-24
When at Matanuska Eat at the
PLACE CAFE
Mrs. Hatton, I*ro|>.
J. M. CORNELIUS
Watches Jewelry
Eye Glasses Fitted, Watch Repair
ing, Jewelry Made to Order.
High-class. Prices Reasonable.
Fourth and H St.
LENNON'S
Bakery mi Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Etc.
-a Specialty
Fourth avenue west.
Sanitary Market
The only cold storage plant in con
nection w ith market in Anchorage.
Home-made Sausages. Fruits. Veg
etables. Rutter and Eggs, at whole
sale. 1 restaurants and roadhouses,
special attention.
Ith Ave.. Bet H and 1 Sts.
E. E. KURTZ & CO.
The Sydney Laurence Company
Commercial and Pictorial Photography
Post Cards and Local Views
Kodak Developing and Print.ng
Town Center
Carrol Building, Fourth Avenue
Phil, The Barber
O. K. Hath House and Barber
Shop.
Fourth, Between D and E.
Phil J. Eckert. Proprietor.
$1 PER DAY
Corner 4th Ave. and C
MKS. QUINN, Prop.
BILLIARD — SOLO
PARLORS
Soft Drinks, Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos
Best of Service Pj-T* | SON 4th and D Sts.
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Balch & McDonald
General Contractors
FRAME CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE WORK
EXCAVATION GRADING
HOUSE MOVING
4th Ave. Bet. D and E Anchorage
Hi® Two Girls Cafe
Mrs. Ollie Gray and Viola Bar
nett, Propr etors.
Our Motto:
Courtesy, Service, Quality
WAFFLES A SPECIALTY
4th Ave. and C St.
PETER BOMPIANI & CO.
General Contractors, Concrete Work a Specialty
Address General Delivery
SPEND the FOURTH WITH US
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This is an invitation for all the people of
Cook Inlet to come and celebrate with
ANCHORAGE
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There Will Be Amusement Provided for the Young and the
Old Including:
50-, 100-, and 220-yard dashes. 100-Yard Obstacle Race.
One-Mile Relay Race. * Sack, Three-Legged Potato, and Relay Races. ?
Five-Mile Marathon. In fact, all kinds of Field Sports and plenty of Good Music.
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Two Big Ball Games Two Big Ball Games
Between the Matanuska, Commission, Shamrock and
City Teams.
A MERRY WALTZ
At the dance given in the evening- by the Anchorage Volunteer Fire Department will be a fitting wind-up of the day’s pleasure
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