ANCHORAGE DAILY TIMES
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COOK INLET PUBLISHING CO
Anctiuraige. Alaska.
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SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
.$ .10 S.s Months tic acivaact —5 6.00
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Entered :c its i><--as* PostoS.ce June 5. ISIS, a* se'-onfi ciaac matter
atier the Act of of March S. IfcTS.
For President—Cbr ries Evans Hughes.
For Delegate to Congress—James Wickersr.Km
PKKs- TK.LBGRAPaH Em»RT- _
“ H*-U . -L. ALASKA. FELD AY, JULY U. 1916.
Single Copies
Ox>e Moh* •
AnCh'.
WANT AN EXHIBIT OF OUE EESOUECES.
T »• Sear Bureau of the Chamlrer of Commer
.c . i . tion of an exhibit of Alaska - r
* . Kurt Land Product- exjioBlton to be : *
. .. ..... 4 • > IT. and Manager -'o' n L. M-P-- •
t„L An. aorage * secure a comprehensive eshib •
• agri rt and other re-ourtte- of thi- section.
fc: , : j.or u.ity that -bonldlje er/hra oJ
-• lay that v. . ,n ;.art te]l ol Alaska - great
aii.-e for a little publicity that -. ■
steamship conn>anie- have a^ner
Hen
transportation 1 i ail exhibit-, and
* Alaska Bin
r permanent • •
j <>f < 'omiueree •
■ ■ *loii may ’>.• j
vities
si would like
■lay a :f- • *
. ' i<; get busy
■erlv repr-—*n*
■*- has ].*eeii
- .urc-er at
a Seattle
: ha- writ
• the min
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-entim: a
II.
"iId not be
dy agreed
■ the dose
.re the use
The An
nee, m or
ad our re
hi turn.
OPENING OF THE FALL CAMFAl^
proi
, - meeting scheduled for Kebar
u -'a-’i'- nf tJio* who expect to t.*e j
sentiment t; roug out this -ecrim oi
*, There i
ka in favor
of re-elec
. ■ dge Wicker-fan a- our delega: to congre—
; ilitie- are ’hat will receive a rger vote at
Anri '
grate!
• r ^lH'tiou tliau ju aif'> ^~ jl,u
• jar er of the govert •.•>«•* railroad In. ■
|,,,—]t>]o. the voter- oi « ook Inlet w
■i tnev did not give Wicker-ham their -
■i mpaum-.
i; i (Ti made
dd be un
d support
in the effort to retain him a- the territory'- representative at
Washington, where he ha- distinguished himself a- an able
champion of the right- of the people f this northiand. whose
battle- he i- constantly fighting.
T ,e opening gun of the fad campaign will be fired at to
nigtt'- mating, and it right and proper that Anchorage
should take the initiative in launching the candidacy of tne
man who has proven hrn—lf a friend of Alaska in general a no
tlii- v-ctidn in particular.
Jn order that T .e J tail} Time- may be —rved to every ]>ar
of tlii- -ection of A la 4: a. where there are a few men gat.nerd
together, a staff circulator left for the interior country t: -
morning to -elicit -uh.-eriptioii- and arrange for ti e • roi
delivery' of the paper, it is our aim to have The Daily j imes
rea<i in every mining ami railroad camp, thus making it an
indisjjensable ad verti-mg medium.
On almost every j neondrig -learner practical mining men
are arriving, haring been attracted here by the encouraging
jejiort-- from the ij;;rut g dr-trjet- adjacent to Anchorage. Tne
Willow creek and < he <-y -ection- are receiving t e .-t
, tt*-! ’ion. wliije tic gen;,ral ’»■ el ’hat tne Broad Pa
trv contains a large ■ gy, • ;e gold quartz wn;
he profitably mined.
T' '• republic* t <.f ibe t ird iudirial division will ; at
Va • -/, on Mono;; ‘ - ' mu a miid; n.te for -ena1 ; am"
tj,r<-e representath ■ mo the delegation from 1 ook I met wi.
in-'-t ujKin these ;idates placing them-elves on record m
favor of supporting a dir. -t prin ary law at the next -ess ton
of the territorial DgMature.
The Anchorage -cbool board will take a census of the
town, to determine the needs of the school- for the coming term
and we will thu- b<- enabler] to know ’ e population of Anchor
age. estimates of which seem to range from four to six thou
sand. .. ~
Tourists are aj j.reeiative of the courtesies extended them
by tbe local Chamber of 1 mmerce and when they return to
their homes in the state- it will i|g wij|h a good impression of
Anchorage.
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All of the construction camps along the line of the govern
ment railway are now increasing their force of laborer- and
rushing the work to completion a- rapidly as possible.
Again the ray- of Old Sol are Learning forth in all their
brightness and any unkind thing- that we have said about the
tardiness of the weather man will be forgotten.
Tt reminds one of the good old summer days in the states to
see a street sprinkler n action, laying the dust on the princi
pal thoroughfares of Anchorage.
The prizes awarded by the Woman’s club for the best
garden is causing considerable rivalry among tbe children.
Of course you are going to attend the mass meeting. Prac
tically everybody in town will he there.
Th*- S» ir» That Ha- Whal 1 «u Want—\VI>™ 1 <>u Want It.'
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Loussac’s Daily Gossip
JULY 13th
AXCH<*KAG£, ALASKA
Yol 1. Nu. 5.
4th and 1)
Elttcknrj Vt. Vault.
Ledgers. files, loose leaf pr
books and any kind of office si
plies—anything that -will save y
t'ine—®ill make you money.
A visit to our Soda Fountain *>
leave you refreshed. Our syrups a
made of fresh crushed fruits,
ice cream of the very best crean
tamable. No artificial flavors us<
We have The finest assortmen~
all Alaska Post Cards A post - a
from Alaska is very much an eve
to your friends outside.
Quality in < andy should be
s derec above everything The
ity of ingredients used—ebocoia
cream, sugar and flavor is of
greaiest .mportance Augustins
Kyer's a house famous on the Pa
coast for the Duality of their pr
ucts place their reputation bei
their chocolates When you pres-,
a bos of A i K chocolates you
a flot fit compliment tt the r<
ent of your ft ' to
Bring your drug pants and
ser ptions to our drug store Wt
ry a complets- stock of the tir:
grade drug- and chemicals, Our
>■-; for --escriiition work g*
ec i. a led in Alaska
TIk It of I ’.i*»-ri<ui'e
Tb< other Car- s gentleman
writes a good he* ’old me that Ef
having /it . ttail oet? af
another re has finally selectee '
• Waterman Idea!’ as the best
• t ‘he ms rite* : >r serv.-e and
ity. There s a reason
Improving the Ordinary Way.
ee The difference between work done
the ordinary war and that done in a
;m scientific way is often very treat.
Several years ape motorinp
through southern California I saw
rwo fruit orchards—-one the resutr
of an orchard planted in the ordi
. nary way. the other, judging from
appearance, planned in a scientific
manner, each tree several feet apart
planted in parallel rows with special
0- preparation of the soli. It was al
most picking time, the trees were
. weighted down with fruit, and it
-eemed as if the second orchard had
more than several times the quanti
- ty of fruit, and the frtm looked big
r_ per besides.
ie As I looked 1 thought of the re
4 markable difference between the two
' orchards I thought of thousands
upon thousands of acres of fruits
.. and com and wheat that are planted i
i anc cultivated in an ordinary way.
and of how vastly the yield might
be increased by the use of more sci
entific methods Then I thought of
l: the many business enterprises
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'foil -c if they vi bp
:.S :. a more thorough, sys
tematii and intelligent plan. To the
: bli- it would mean better service,
better prices, better quality—and in
no other business can it be demon
trated than in the modem drng
er store. This is the policy I pursue
• - in conducting my drug stores in An
on ciiorage and Juneau. In tradinc
• with us. you are assured of the very
best in stock and service.
Conklin & Fitzgerald
PAi VTTIK- AM* raKXMUTORS.
He Make s Sjirealif PiFW-*'i»S6 Sign Tat—Signs That Are
IjUmih-. OeAtee-* a. tifini -i‘ Pn'^, Foarth At. Bet. H and I St*.
Carl W. Bolte
PRJCE5 REASONABLE
Hardware
Glass Ware and China
Ware
flBBibifig jsiad Fittings of al] De*rri;*tio»*.
Fourth Avenue
Luke's Cafe
Cor. 'th Ave. and C St.
Chop Suey ^ Noodles
Launch Swan
Daily Trips to Knik
For Schedule See Bulletin Boards
Launch Brighton
Nate White, Captain
Carrying U. S. Mail between Anchorage, Hope, Sunrise
and Glazier Creek All Points on Tumagain Arm.
-DELICATESSEN -FANCY GROCERIES
Alaska Building Next to Admiral Line Office
Imported Olive Oils for Table and Medicinal Uses.
Imported Sardine-, Tunny Fish, Caviar.
Imported Anchovies, Peas, Tomato eousera.
Imported German Frankfurters.
Imported French and German Mustard.
. Imported Roman and Parmesan Cheese.
Jack Cheese. Wisconsin Swiss, Cold Meats, S;
Salads. JOHN FENN
EM P R ESS
ALASKA’S FINEST THEATRE_
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Robert Warwick
Human Driftwood
By Emmett Campbell Hall.
WITH
FRANCES NELSON
A Story of Love That Knows No Bounds.
S'.-ene- Pulsating in Their Thrilling Action—
—A Climax Unique and Pica-inn
FIVE IN THE CAST
EVERY ONE AN ARTIST.
Regular Admission 25c, Children 10c
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Anchorage Supply Co
FIRST ANDC ST.
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Doors Shingles
Windows Roofing Paper
Building Paper Lath
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G-. W. PALMER
KMK, ALASKA
Distribute General Merchandise. Hardware, Boots and
Shoe'. Lumber. Shingles, Gasoline. Kerosene,
Paints and Oil. Pumps, Pipe and Fit
tings, Tents and Tarpaulins.
Sperry's Flour, Sold Under Absolute Guarantee
From the Company.
Recleaned Oats. S55.00 per ton.
Hay. S35.00 per ton.
Red and Grey Rosin Building Paper. S1.00.
D. Q. Berry Sugar. S8.25 per sack, 100s.
Carnation Milk, $4-25 case.
Red Clover Butter, $40.00 Bbl, 110 lbs.
The “Lucy” Does It
KNIK, ALASKA
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
• A F r O B D 8
SUPERIOR SERVICE
between Seattle and the chief cities of the
EAST and SOUTH
LIMITED TRAINS — MEALS AND SLEEPING AC
COMMODATIONS SECOND TO NONE—THROUGH
CARS UNDER AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC "SArETT"
SIGNAL PROTECTION all tha way to Chlcafo, Dau
v«r and Xauaaa city.
LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES SEATTLE to CHICAGO, NEW YORK
and main points of the East
in effect until September 30
PLAN YOUR TRIP NOW
Secure Information anil folders from
’l WATSON Admiral Lina. Anchoraya
T. B. Tracy, Alaaka S. 8. Co., AnchoragV
Or Write H. A. LAWRENCE.
ana Paaaanjar Afant
P. O. Box 403 111 Saward Straet
JUNEAU.
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