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this store will be open from
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10:00 A. M. until Noon
4:00 P. M. until 10:00 P, M.
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PAUL BLOEDHORN
JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER
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jg KENDRICK BUILDING FIRST STREET
SAVE MONEY!
COME TO THE BARGAIN STORE
And see what we have in the line of workmen’s clothing,
beds, mattresses and canvas goods of all kinds, tents and
shovels, kitchenware, furniture, stoves, etc. We also
carry a full line of mirrors—plate glass and plain.
THE NORTHERN BLOCK
First Street
Copper River
& Northwestern Ry.
FOUR TRAINS WEEKLY BETWEEN
CHITINA AND KENNECOTT
Leave Cordova, Second Street Depot, on Mon
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Chitina for Cordova Sundays, Tuesdays
days, Thursdays and Fridays.
Leave Chitina for Kennecott Sundays, Tues
days and Fridays.
Leave Kennecott for Chitina Mondays, Wednes
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The above schedule subject to change with
out notice.
Dining Car in Connection With all Regular
Passenger Trains Between Cordova and Chitina.
Freight received and delivered at Cordova
Wharf from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., except Sundays.
Tickets on sale at Second Street Depot
office, one hour before departure of trains.
CALEB CORSER, W. E. BROWN,
Superintendent. Agt. Cordova Wharf
R. K. BROWN, Jr., Ticket Agent.
OF DRAFT
The following is a list of those regis
tered under the selective draft law in
the city of McCarthy, together with
their serial numbers and addresses, as
compiled by local exemption board No.
12:
1— Charles O’Connor, McCarthy.
2— William Morris Jones, Cordova.
3— Charles Floyd Lubbe, McCarthy.
4— Richard Gustafson, McCarthy.
5— Merle Allen Range, McCarthy.
6— Fred Yamamoto, McCarthy.
7— Shunko Yasuda, McCarthy.
8— Henry Boyden, McCarthy.
9— Carl Carlson, McCarthy.
10— Anestis S. Doxis, McCarthy.
11— William Lind, Cordova.
12— William Ray, McCarthy.
13— John James Diskin, McCarthy.
14— Gustav Mauritz Danielson, Mc
Carthy.
15— William Burnard Yoll, McCarthy
16— Angus Young Halliday, McCar
thy.
17— Andrew Johnson, McCarthy.
18— Soren Gimmestad, McCarthy.
19— Robert Berglund, McCarthy.
20— Victor Johnson, McCarthy.
21— Frank Hamada, McCarthy.
22— August Faro. McCarthy.
23— Driss Soskieff, McCarthy.
24— Bjarne Lovseth. McCarthy.
25— Bill P. Vrohidis, McCarthy.
26— James Johnson. McCarthy,
27— Samuel Forde, McCarthy.
28— Pete B. Olson, McCarthy.
29— Oscar Nelson, McCarthy.
30— James Johnson Candow, McCar.
thy.
31— James Cornelius Smith, McCar
thy.
32— Peter Parzybys, McCarthy.
33— Bill Degoeff, McCarthy.
34— Alfred Nyman, McCarthy.
35— Frank Bisoloff, McCarthy.
36— Ed Johnson, McCarthy.
37— Edwin Wickman, McCarthy.
38— Carl August Johnson, Cordova.
39— Jack Edwin Laurie, McCarthy.
40— Hans Christian LarSon, McCar
thy.
41— Charles Kitsman, McCarthy.
42— Axel Nyberg, McCarthy.
id—uscar wanna rsyoerg, Mccar
' thy.
44— Fred Baltuff, McCarthy.
45— Gus Anderson, McCarthy.
46— Arvit Hill, McCarthy.
47— John A. Henrkson, McCarthy.
48— William Edward Coates, McCar
thy.
49— r-Rad Layovich, McCarthy.
50— Nels Victor Nelson, McCarthy.
51— John Erickson, McCarthy.
52— Ole Peter Panning, McCarthy.
53— Andrew Edward Wall, McCar
> thy.
64—Samuel Nathan Laurie, McCar
thy.
55— Lysle DeForest Brown, McCar
thy.
56— Fred Verner Olman, McCarthy.
57— Carl Leonardson, McCarthy.
58— John Benedict O'Neil, McCarthy.
59— Oscar Stramberg, McCarthy.
60— Patrick Thornton, McCarthy.
61— Robert Olson, McCarthy.
62— William Luther Weitzel, McCar
thy.
63— Ed Peterson, McCarthy.
64— Louis T. Widlng, McCarthy.
65— Mikel Sheehy, McCarthy.
■ 66—Olav Holtet, McCarthy.
67— Eric Danielson, McCarthy.
68— Alex Chernwoski, McCarthy.
69— John Erwin Simpkins, McCarthy
70— Frank Zeets, McCarthy.
71— Roy Frederick Snyder, Mc
Carthy.
72— Olaus Frederickson, McCarthy.
73— Patrick Lovett, McCarthy.
74— Vere Ronald Hancock, McCar
thy. s
75— Charles Dustin, Kennecott.
<6—Paul Drazenovic, Kennecott.
77— Fritz Lindrath, Melemno, Swe
den.
78— Stamateos Atham, Kennecott
79— Nikt Krist, Constantinople, Tur
key.
80— Ray Minoru Omura, Kennecott.
81*—AnHpour Wollnar A KKair Goo. I
. katchewan.
82— E. L. Gruber, Kennecott.
83— Laurence Eddy, Kenecott.
84— Axel V'ictor Olson, Kennecott.
85— Edward Clark Will, Kennecott.
86— Nick Malchanka, Dxwiniackka,
Galicia.
1 87—Louis Stembrouck, Kennecott.
88— John Joseph Lewis, Bombay,
India.
89— Shin Mitsuya, Okazaki, Aichi.
90— Angel Douvekas, Dendra,
Greece.
91— Nikali Akoloff, Alagia, Terisc
koi, Oblsty.
92— Victor Beslow, Sadon, Terisckoi,
Oblsty.
93— Jim Goupios, Kennecott.
94— Tatarri Berofi, Beslau, Siberia.
95— Alexander Kibizoff, Terisckoi,
Oblsty, Siberia.
96— Tom Haginas, Kennecott.
97— Walter Beck, Kennecott.
98— Gust Bathonis, Kennecott.
99— Totick Gogoff, Mizur, Siberia.
100— Christ Theophanus, Carmy vil
lage, Kyrenia, Cyprus.
101— Athanasios Papangioton, Ken
necott.
102— Alexander Brosseau, Kenne-j
cott.
103— Donald C. Gilbert, Kennecott j
104— Nicholas Kados, Valta, Salon
ika.
105— Louis Engwaldwick, Kenecott. i
106— M. R. Magness, Kennecott. j
107— Erif Intze, Kennecott.
108— Ray DeWitt Peterman, Kenne
cott.
109— Curtiss Winfield Walker, Ken
necott.
110 — William Pappas, Grevina.
Macedonia.
111— George C.eorgalas, Drevine,
Corinth.
112— Turro Maddaloza, Tesse, Tyrol.
113— V. Popoff, Kaprivchitza, Bul
garia.
114— George P. Kontos, Kennecott
iiR—Carl Stattel, Kennecott.
. ." °tto 8pangler, Kennecott.
us ^oe Tomchak, Kennecott.
f John Laos, Tese, Tyrol.
Ilreece ,aUl Tsimpakls, Lemnos,
Bui^hrl,,t TrlpnofT, Rahmanlary,
121—Stephen Duffy, Coramona, Con
naught.
necott~^°fleP^ pharles Morgan, Ken
123—Edward I Clark. Kennecott.
Macedonia'181 Zecopolas' Benina,
Erank Poore. Kennecott.
. H- Allison, Marble Moun
tain, ( ape fl*italn
198 K*5ra(l W. Sisovich, Kennecott.
i?q L‘ Sweeny. Kennecott.
190 , . L Kepper, Kenecott.
191 ^obn Wald, Kenecott.
ott "Henry DeWltt Smph. Kenne
I.l2—Be Van Presley. Kennecott.
191 Herman Maki, Kennecott.
19c ^R)ert J- Wilson, Anchorage.
i> —Zez° Wada, Odawara, Kana
gawa, Kev., Japan.
186 Anastasios Barumis, Kime,
Lvia.
i'oo~Keljiro Sonoda, Kennecott.
i'Iq Yasube Nishi, Asami, Japan.
119—John Swendsen Stensass, Ken
necott.
140 Demetrios S. Glaros, Kenne
cott.
Owen McDevItt, Kennecott.
119 **a,;nU8 K. Johnson, Kennecott.
143 Horace M. Lawrence, Kenne
cott.
lie ^e'R Sigvald Lien, Kennecott.
145 Masa Yoshitaka. Kennecott.
148—Hussen Eezola, Lekbaris, Mace
donia.
147— Einar Larson Bergfold, Aure,
Normare.
148— Mike Degoff, Kennecott
149— ( larence P. Thsironis, Kenne
cott. _ «
150— Paul Rupesiskis, Vageia, The
von, Greece.
151— A. Camillo KnnrDr>nt1
152 C. D. Landow, Kennecott.
153—Toshio Takai. Niigata, Japan.
154 Leonty Levchuk, Gradno, Guf.
155—Charles Peterson. Klacka, Ler
berg.
156 Novica Rashovich, Momce,
Montenegro.
157 Sim Samardzlja Gracac, Croa
tia.
158—Andrew Hollson, Kirkon, Kyla.
159 John Hugo Heggstrom, Kam
bunge, Norbotten.
160— Frank Maki, Alastara.
161— Anton Peterson, Kolbu, Nor
way- * -
1^*- Steve Nicholas, Marmora
Island.
163— Tom Nomoto, Sandomati, Ko
kuro.
164— Spiro Perisich. Todorici.
165 Harry Nishimura, Matsumoto,
Japan.
166— Knut Knutson, Mjaaland, Lau
dal.
167— Andrew Hove, Uik, Sogn.
168— James Hay, Glasgow.
169— Henry Toyota, Kishuwada,
Osaka.
116—Manuel Strogelos, Pagonda,
Semos.
171— .James C. Davidson, Mill of
Miens, Scotland.
172— -Martin Jacobsen, Lyngdad,
Farsuntr.
173— Emil Mattson, I^arsma, Wasa.
174— Andrew Klhner, Lithuania.
115 — George Valamos, Kume,
Greece.
176— Anton Cvltanovich, Podaca P.
0., Zavstrog.
177— Segurd Hove, Vik, Sogn.
178— Emil Hedstrom, Ubyn, Skagsa,
Sweden.
179— Yngwald Engebrethsen, Skien.
Norway.
180— Juan Logo, Coronia, Spain.
181— Arata Murakami, Shirdanachi,
Fukuokaken, Japan.
182— Nels Peterson, Fjoras, Aales
und.
183— Sam Pavlica, Udbin, L. K„ Cro
atia. ^
184— B. J. Suica, Croatia, Zrmanja.
185— Yovan Rasovich, I’adgorica,
Montenegro.
186— Lars Victor Swanson, Hedarne,
Bacha.
187— Nikola Paovich, J’odciorica,
Montenegro.
188— Vuko Novakovich, Podgorica.
189— Thor Thorsen Vik Snu-n Mrvr
way.
190—Chriss Johnson, Stjar, Den
mark.
191 Jacob Jacobson, Brattsbacka,
Nordmaling.
192 Carl Wold. Bergen, Norway.
193— Svetozar Nakarada. McCarthy,
Alaska.
194— Magnus Matson, Wasa, Finland
195— Peter O. Graversgaard, Ringk
jobing, Denmark.
196— Jack Nylund, Wasa. Finland
197— George Jacobson, Leileo, Swe
den.
198— Gustav Johnson, Kroksjo, Es
kilsryd.
199 Ed. O'Neil, Longford, Ireland.
200 -Christen G. Madsen, Randsers,
Denmark.
201—Marthenius Halse, Skive, Den
mark.
902 James Bohen, Esker, Longford.
203—Ulrich Kelierup, Vinderup,
Denmark.
204 Teodor Alfred Peterson, Bel
ganeet, Sweden.
205— Mike Sagoff, McCarthy.
206— Felix Peter Miller, McCarthy.
207— William West, Oraris, Finland,
Russia.
208— Alex Ambaloff, McCarthy.
209— Harry Ambaloff, McCarthy.
110—Herman Haggstrom, McCarthy.
911—Kizmet Harry Begoff, Vladi
karkas, Russia.
212— Norman Anthony Erickson, Mc
Carthy.
213— William Henry Tyas, Barns
ley, Yorkshire, England.
914—George Nickles, Nizina.
215— Knute Waldemar Walgren, Al
v’ik, Luleo, Sweden.
216— Carl Anderson, Nizina.
917—Edward Lee Thinius, Cordova.
218— Thomas U. Jacklin, Strelna.
219— Robert Lobley, Cordova
220— Charles Theophilus Waul, Cor
dova.
221— Alexander Hedquest, Strelna.
222— -Olger Barman, Strelna.
223— Thomas Michael Olson, Strelna
224— Elija Deretich, Strelna.
225— Andrew Gustafson, Strelna.
226— Bosko Latkovitch, Strelna.
227— Fred Huslar, Strelna.
228— Silvestrl Beniscmino, Strelna.
229— Edward B Holmquist, Strelna.
230— John August Lebto, Strelna.
231— Mirko Begenisich, Strelna
232 Carl Axel Albin Anderson,
Valdez.
233— John Joseph Costello, Juneau 1
234— Alfred Granholm, Cordova.
235— Charles Anderson, Valdez.
23fi—Henry James Brandt. Chtlina.
237— William Spangler, Chitina. i
238— Samuel MoKenney, Chitina.
239— Charles Komohr, Valdez.
240— Frank Sebastine Glaser, Se
ward. ;
241— Joseph Maria Dettling, Cor
dova. I
242— Malcom Nelson, Chitina.
243— Frederick Walter Sommer,
Chitina.
244— Joseph Miller, Chitina.
245— Henry Lauer, Chitina.
24C—John William Frame, Chitina.
247— Bruce Priest Rider, Valdez.
248— Blaz Joseph Davis, Chisana.
249— Duval Percy Thornton, Chis
ana.
250— Claude H. James, Chisana.
251 Virgil Dee Catching, Chisana.
252— Jack Floyd Meloy, Chisana.
253— John H Cooper, McCarthy.
254— Clarence P. Bussinger, Mc
Carthy.
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Oppose Change in Law.
At a recent meeting of the Anchor
age Chamber of Commerce, attended
by practically every business man of
the town and many other citzens, a
resolution was passed unanimously
endorsing the present Alaska coal
land laws and regulations or the leas
ing system, and emphatically opposed
any change on the same. This action
was taken in view of the legislation
proposed by which outright purchase
of coal lands would be permitted. A
strong telegram was sent to Delegate
Sulzer setting forth the sentiment of
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Cheap Liquor.
The liquor dealers of Fairbanks did
not figure so closely as did those of
other sections of the territory on the ^
quantity necessary to carry them to |
December 31. As a consequence for!
a week before that fateful date bar-:
gains in wet goods were freely of-J
fered. Double A Marquette Itye wliis-j
key went for $5 per gallon, 18-year-old
port sold six bottles for $4 and King
William V, O. P. Scotch went down
to $2 per bottle. Needless to say
these bargains were eagerly snapped
up by the thirsty ones.
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Honest Natives Rewarded
Two natives who secured a scow
with lines and guarded her until the
company that owned her had been
notified were recently awarded five
hundred dollars for their services.
The scow, in tow of the steamer Pear
ing, recently broke loose and went
ashore an Point White, near Queen
Charlotte islands, with much valuable
machinery aboard and also 00,000 feet
of lumber. The machinery and cargo
was all saved by two natives. The
destination of the scow was the camps
located at Queen Charlotte Islands
engaged in the manufacture of clear
aeroplane spruce for the British gov
ernment. She was owned by the Whal
en Pulp company
Marshal Meets Toughs.
Four men were recently arrested
In Petersburg following a near riot.
According to a letter from a juneau
resident who viewed the trouble the
matter seemed to have started over
i man tampering with the Red Cross
fund box. He was arrested and led
away under the eyes of his friends
and when the marshal entered the
floor a few minutes after about twenty
men jumped him. He succeeded in
protecting himself until help arrived.
According to the witness the fight
was one of the cleanest on the side
of the policeman and one of the dirt
iest on the side of the gang that he
had ever seen and according to him
he had seen several.
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NOTICE.
On account of the eight hour law
coal orders must be received before
I p. m. to insure delivery same day.
No coal delivered after 5 p. m.
ALASKA TRANSFER C. 10-tf
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NOTICE
Effective on Monday, January 21.
the following deliveries of goods will
b»» made by the undersigned firms
II o’c'.otk a. m., to the Hill, including
Third and Fourth avenues, 1 p. m
to Ocean dock; 2:30 p m., Company
row and Oldtown. Any orders receiv
ed after the above hours of delivery
will be made the following day
THE BLUM, O’NEILL CO.
F1NKELSTEIN & SAPIRO, Inc
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
WANTED—Bright young man as book
keeper. Must be a hustler. Apply
this office. 17-tf
FOR RENT—A sewing machine.
Phone 135. 12-tl
WANTED—Work of any kind. Wm
Crompton.
WANTED—A maid for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. E. L. Har
wood. \
FOR SALE—Miscellaneous household'
furniture. Apply Alaska Transfer
Company. 16-3t
LOST—Flexible Flayer, child’s sled..
Finder notify Van Vechfeir. *
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♦ Manufacturers and *
♦ Bottlers *
♦ Soda Water, all Flavors, *
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♦ Root Beer, ♦
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