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J. TURNER
Proprietor
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Anchorage Must
Exert Itself to Win
Game at Seward
At a recent meeting of the board of
trustees of the Anchorage Athletic
association it was decided that 10 per
cent of all moneys derived from the
gate and side lines was to be used for
maintenance of the grounds. The ten
per cent has been religiously taken
out but the diamond does not show
any particular application and is in
very bad shape.
The press box still remains in statu
quo, the backstop needs repairing and
there are several minor matters that
need attention that could be well tak
en care of by this ten per cent.
Manager Fred Tracy has done ev
erything possible and has worked
faithfully to give the people of An
chorage a run for their money. Mr.
Tracy has proven unquestionably that
he is the man for the place but his
willingness to do the major share of
the work, always attached to such af
fairs, should not be the reason for the
balance of the trustees to lay down
and lose interest as they apparently
have done.
With the Seward series coming on
and the Seward bunch practicing dai
ly for this event it is time for the peo
ple of Anchorage to liven up to the
fact that the All-Anchorage team
will represent this city and is entitled
to the support of the entire communi
ty
The Seward papers refer to An
chorage as their arch enemy; the fans
of Seward are leaving nothing undone
to win the series legitimately; reports
coming from that town say that the
teams are evenly matched and the
town of Seward has forgotten every
thing, even to referring to local har
bor conditions, except baseball and
the chances of beating the baseball
team representing Anchorage.
They have even resorted to sending
spies into the enemy’s camp and while
Colonel Harry Revell is one of the
most deservedly popular men in Alas
ka and has legions of friends in this
city, no one, no not even his worst en
emy, would accuse the genial colonel
of being a baseball connoisseur and
there is no danger of being tipped off
from that source.
Tlio sum rxf <29 r.f\ -4- 1 V..
Seward will not defray the expenses
of the 14 ball players who will repre
sent Anchorage and to help matters
out Jack Robarts has graciously
granted the privilege of his hall to
morrow night for a dance for the ben
efit of the team and this dance should
receive the proper patronage of the
city.
Just at a critical time baseball en
thusiasm has commenced to wane and
The Daily Times would like to see a
renewal of life among the trustees oi
the Athletic association and the All
Anchorage baseball team receive the
united support of the people.
Emil Hurja Is
Among Arrivals
in Anchorage
Emil Edward Hurja, former Fair
banks newspaper man, Alaska’s onlj
representative on Henry Ford’s fa
mous peace expedition to Europe, ar
rived in Anchorage this morning oi
the Mariposa for a week’s stay in th<
city. Mr. Hurja is gathering mate
rial of the mining, commercial! and fi
nancial interests, for a series of arti
cles for the Mining & Scientific Press
of San Francisco, and Business Chron
icle, of Seattle. He has visited th<
southeastern and other southwesten
Alaska camps and is now on his waj
to the interior.
While on the peace expedition
which, Mr. Hurja says, cost Mr. Fort
$500,000, the former Fairbanks news
paperman was personal representa
tive of Governor J. F. A. Strong, ant
also acted as correspondent for sever
al western newspapers.
“The object of the Ford expeditior
has been misunderstood,” said Mr
Hurja to a representative of The An
chorage Times this morning. “Mr
Ford didn’t want to *; -11 the boys out
of the trenches;’ all he desired was tc
establish a conference in some neutral
country to consider the questions in
volved in the war and, if possible, has
ten peace talk in European capitals,
The conference was established and is
even now at work in Stockholm. The
conference, it is true, has lost some
of its leaders, but it is working still,
Dr. Aked, of San Francisco, was the
member of the party who resigned
most recently.”
When in Copenhagen, Denmark
Mr. Hurja met William Greenland;
former Fairbanks brewer, who is now
living in Denmark. Mr. Greenland is
known to many residents of Anchor
age who used to live in the interior.
Read The Dally Times and be an
Anchorage booster.
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