ALASKA LEAVES *
The steamship Alaska reached An
chorage at 3 o clock Saturday after
noon and left for Cordova and the
outside passage for Seattle at 3:30
o'clock the same night. The Alaska
brought 250 tons of Commission
freight and the following passengers
for Anchorage:
J. Stalker, O. L. Limbeck, T. W.
Lloyd, J. H. Irving, Mrs. E. W. Lar
son. Louis Tuerke, E. Temasi and
wife, C. N. Finch, George E. Masters,
D. McCrimmon, Dorothy Steele, G.
G. Rets. E. E Huster, J. Zug. Mrs.
Hick. Mrs. R. S. Tucker, E. O. Tweit,
Dr. Schlabin and wife, R. C. Teague,
and twelve steerage passengers.
The steamship Alaska carried
eleven tourists who made t>'e round
trip to Anchorage. The following
were in the party: F. H. Gorham.
Miss M. E. Williams, Miss M. M. 15.
Williams, Miss A. S. Williams, L. B.
Collins, Miss Mary Clark, Miss Peary
D. Graham, C. W. Kellogg and wife.
Miss J. C. Pilil, Miss E. Cushing.
Miss E. McKenzie.
The following were outgoing pas
sengers on the steamer Alaska that
left Anchorage at 3:30 o’clock Sat-1
ui day night: M s Dora Miller, .V.tr-a
Florence Hertel, Miss Josephine Her
tel, Mrs. E A. D\ nkley Mrs. l' M
Hunt, J. E. Kessel, C. L. Krosenvald,
J. M. Sheer, an, J 'ius Hansen, ll,.:rv
C. Brown, t’. A M atson, \. Cyr, and
seven steerage.
Louis Rosenthal, manager of the
Matanuska Junction baseball team
that plays the Shamrocks this even
ing, was getting a line on the City
team yesterday, as he expets to have
his team in the big match tomorrow
afternoon. Mr. Rosenthal is con
nected with the Commission as chief
clerk to Superintendent Jas. O'Reilly
and says that while his team has not
had much team work they will make
a creditable showing.
The ladies' baseball team has not
been able to do a great amount of
practicing the last week but are al
ways in good training and are very
anxious to meet some other team on
the diamond. The Knik team of last
year has not been reorganized and
it is hoped that some other city team
will accept the challenge which takes
in all Alaska.
Watch page 7, columns f> and 6.
Strathcona & Co., Rrokers. 7-2-tf
BAXTER’S NEWS DEPOT
All the Magazines. Periodicals and
newspapers.
Fancy White Dress Shoes
English Walking Shoes
Washable Kid Gloves
I
. I
Francisco Mercantile
F ST., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH.
ROBARTS
Billiard and Bowling Parlors
Postoffice Opposite.
OPENING JANES
PLACE TONIGH1
In Billy Burke tonight, playinj
the leading part in “Peggy” she is
in fact, Peggy and the whole shov
and the admirers of this lovabh
character will see her at her best an<
for the first time. In her brilliant ca
reer, on the screen.
Billy Burke was one of the last o
the great American artists to sue
cumb to the lure of the mov.es anc
her thousands of admirers have no
been disappointed in the result. It
“Peggy” this Titian-Faired artisi
takes the audience to a quaint Scotcl
hamlet which she enters like a whirl
I wind and upsets all customs and tra
ditions. She revolutionizes the en
tire community and it becomes
Americanized to the extent of falling
in love with her and she captivates
the dour and the sour, the young and
old ana as a nnaie tne meemsier
of the kirk falls passionately in love
with "Peggy." The entire play is
beautifully set and one can almost
hear the bagpipes; it bubbles over
with mirth, interspersed with the
strict Scotch conscience and their
mannerisms and customs; but it is
"Peggy” all the way through who
delights the audience and in this
character Billy Burke is absolutely
irresistible.
“Peggy” played to full houses for
seven nights at the Liberty theatre in
Seattle and is the production of
Thomas H. Ince, from the pen of C.
Gardner. It has met with success
every place and is a very high-priced
production. “Peggy” will appear at
the new Empress tneatre-tonight, for
one night only.
V. A. SCHMITZ
OPTICIAN
OFFICE
Northern Drug Company. Empress
Block. Corner H and Fourth.
WEATHER REPORT,
7 a. m. July
Ship creek . 50
Summit . o2
Glacier .53
Seward . 54
Mile 52 .. 46
Matanuaka . 58
Moose creek . 58
3, 1916,
Clear Cain
Cloudy Cain
Clear Cali
Clear NE.wln
Clear Cali
Cloudy Calr
Cloudy Cali
Lena Morrow Lewis, the socialis
• candidate for delegate to Congres
[ from Alaska, will make a campalg
tour of the territory, commencing a
Fairbanks and ending at Anchoragt
BAXTER’S NEWS DEPOl
For Invoice and Leather Files. Des
Pads, Document Fasteners, Blan
Books, Time Books, and all office ac
cessorles.
Saturday night. Robarts’ hall
Three piete orchestra. 6-28t
Watch page 7, columns 5 and 6
Strathcona & Co., Brokers. 7-2-t
SEE ALASKA FIRST.
Make reservations for Sunday'!
excursion to Whitney’s ranch oi
Green Express. Accommodation!
for ten passengers: planty space to:
; fishing tackle and lunch baskets.
! 6-3Otf.
We develop and print at The
Model, 4th, between E and F streets
,We have for sale at a very low
price one five-drawer, drophead sew
ing machine. C. B. Wark, Manfgs
Agent. 6-2 4t1
THE MODEL, 4TH, E AMD F STS,
Power boat offices at The Model
for Knik and Matanuska, Kern
creek, Hope and way points.
C. F. PETERSOX, Agent.
Watch page 7, columns 5 and 6.
Strathcona & Co., Brokers, 7-2-tf
Electric facial massage and scalp
treatment at Electric Bath House, K
street between 4t hand 5th. 6-21-tf
Electric, Turkish and tub baths.
Steam and shower bath, 50c.
Lady attendant for ladies. Fur
nished rooms. K street, between
4th and 5th. 6-21-tf
cinuuB
BE OX WATCH
Against those whose only recom
mendation is their cheapness.
Such cheap work may prole to be
the most expensive.
Equipment and “know how”
enables us to do superior
Dry Cleaning and Pressing.
Blanton & Murry
1 Block from P. O. 3 th and G sts.
Chicaloon
ROAD ROUSE
They are All Coming
Chas. M. Johnston, Proprietor
Chas. H. Mueller
MANUFACTURING FURRIER
Honesty and Reliability.
Send your Raw Furs to me to
be made into Sets while Sum
mer Prices prevail.
Remodeling and Repairing.
1621 SECOND AVENUE
Seattle . Wash.
Set.’ Us Your Check
...ASSAYS...
Falkenburg & Laucks
Ore Testing and filling
Gold aad Silver $1.00
Copper ... $1.50
Lead ... $1.00
Seattle, Wash.
“Analyse Anything."
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Carstens Packing Company
MARKET
Fourth Street, Near C
11 Just Received—a consignment of
1 Fresh Chickens for your
Sunday Dinner.
A Big Special for a few days:
j Our Washington brand Hams
20c per lb.
, Our Washington brand Picnic
Hams, 15c per lb.
| Our Washington brand Break
5 fast Bacon, sugar cured, 25c lb.
Washington Brand Pure Snow Cap Compound Lard
Lard. No. 5s .75c
No. 10s ......$1.75 No. 3s .50c
No. 5s .90
No. 3s .60
j Fine Dry Salt Pork, fresh cured,
15c per lb.
Summer Sausage and Salami,
50c per lb.
Boiled Hams. 30c per lb.
We sell all fresh Meats as cheap as any firm in town,
quality considered.
Extra fine Sugar-cured Corned Beef
J. J. HALES,
Manager Anchorage Branch.
Notice to the Public:
We Have Completed Our Line of j
CLOTHING
Which has just arrived and we are ready to dress you
up with a
PRESS SHRUNK KAUFFMAN SUIT,
JOHN B. STETSON HAT, AND PACKARD SHOES.
CARROLL & CO.
Fourth and E Sts.
Carrol Building Anchorage, Alaska
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