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H. 8- Worcester, Juneau.
W. 0. Collyer, Juneau.
Leo R. Hain, Juneau.
C. R. Horner, Treadwell.
W. I. Nelson, Thane.
F. M. Jardlne, Thane.
J. C. Smith, Thane.
H. B. Snead, Thane.
R. A. Wilson, Thane.
Royal R. Pullen, Skagway.
J. E. Powrie, Anchorage.
Dr. J. T. Westerman, Anchorage.
E. T. Hawley, Seward.
J. C. Luttrell, Seward.
G. C. Baldwin, Valdez.
P. V. Cotton, Valdez.
J. E. Adamson, Fairbanks.
D. B. Allen, Nenana.
A. C. Basteyne, Nenana
E. J. Reinking, Nenana.
F. Slezak, Fairbanks.
W. R. Vail, Nenana.
Frank T. Rotch, Jr., Nenana.
R. S. Pollister, Nome.
Alternates.
E. J. Daly, Ketchikan.
J. R. Buckley, wire drag net, geolo
gical survey.
G. H. Berger, Nome.
Twenty-six Alaskans have been
chosen for the second officers' train
ing camp at San Francisco, and three
alternates selected and they are those
contained In the list above. Three
men are chosen from Juneau, five
from Thane and one from Treadwell.
The three Juneau men. W. C. Col
yer and Leo R. Main, of the office of
the Ingersoll-Rand Co., and H. S. Wor
cester. of the office of the Sullivan
Machinery Co., are at Fort William
H. Seward, taking their final exam
inations.
Among those from the Channel were
cF. M. Jerdlno, Bhlft boss at the Thane
mill at the present time; W. 1. Nelson,
J. C. Smith, H. B. Snead and R. A
Wilson, all connected with the Gastl
neau company In the milling depart
ment. C. R. Horner Is connected with
the mechanical department at Tread
rwell as shift boss.
Royal R. Pullen, of Skagway, Is a
eon of Mrs. Harriett Pullen, the well
known pioneer of that place, and Is a
brother of Dan Puilen, captain In the
United States engineering corps; J. R.
Powrla Is the captain of the Anchor
age baseball team; Dr. J. T. Wester
man Is a banker of that place. Frank
T. Rotch, Jr., chosen from Nenana, Is
a half brother of Commissioner Thos.
Riggs, and Is well known In Alaska,
having for several years been con
nected with the railroad commission,
and before that with the boundary
survey. E. J. Daly, of Ketchikan,
chosen as an alternate from first divi
sion, is the oldest son of J. J. Daly,
the pioneer merchant end sawmill
man.
MAY VOLUNTEER FOR ARMY
UNTIL NAMES ARE POSTED.
Some misapprehension having aris
en regarding the eligibility of men for
voluntary enlistment in the army af
ter their names had been drawn for
the selective draft, Adjutant General
McCain, In response to telegrams from
a number of recruiting officers, has
-wired them as follows:
"After a registered person has been
called for military service by his lo
cal board and directed to appear for
physical examination, he ceases to he
eligible for voluntary enlistment. See
section 15 and paragraph 1). section
18, rules and regulations Copy may
be obtained from local board.”
The provost marshal general's of
fice has ruled that the calling of the
men consists In the posting of their
names at Iho office of the local board,
with the date on which they are to ap
pear for physical examination. Until
this was done, It was stated, a man
may still voluntarily enlist.
CORDOVA HEADS THE LIST
FIRST MONTH’S REGISTRATION.
Keisirts of registration from incor
porated towns up to August 2 have
been received by wire at the gover
nor’s office, and the returns are sat
isfactory, indicating few* slackers in
the territory. The report is as fol
lows:
Douglas 91. Wrangell 89, Haines 20,
Petersburg 121, Skagway 02, Seward
d26, Fairbanks 128. Cordova 150, Val
dez 67.
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
THIRD DIVISION, CORDOVA PRE
CINCT, AT CORDOVA.
No. 109.
In the Matter of the Estate of Olive
Jane Anderson, Deceased.
Notice of Hearlpy on Final Account.
In accordance with the order of the
above named probate court, Issued on
the 11th day of August, 1917, notice
is hereby given that the undersigned
executor has filed his final account,
asking that the same be allowed and
approved, and that the probate judge
of the above named court has set the
11th day of October, 1917, as the day
for a hearing on said final account; on
which day in the office of the above
probate court, in Cordova, Alaska, at
the hour of 10 d’cloek a. m., any per
son interested may appear and file
objections in writing to said final ac
count and the allowance of the same.
Dated at Cordova, Alaska, this 11th
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Alaska Agricultural
Industrial Fair
To Be Held At
ANCHORAGE
ALASKA
Sept, 3, 4 and 5.
, $5,000 in PRIZES far Exhibits
II ALL ALASKA and
HER FRIENDS
20P33S are INVITED
Reduced Rates-AllSteamers
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Ill Be Worthy
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Clsa Maxwell
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You're way out there.
And I am here.
How much I care
You don't know, dear.
And every day,
As I wait for the news,
I can hear you say,
Don’t you dare to have the blues.
CHORUS
' So I’m going to be brave.
And I’m going to be true,
I am going to smile,
As you want me to do.
It does no good
To be moody and sad
When I know you would
Have me cheery and glad.
So I’m going to be brave,
And I’m going to be true,
I am goihg to be worthy,
To be worthy of you.
Now he is here,
And you are there—
Ah, yet so near,
Your son and heir.
If his blue eyes
" You never see,
Remember, dear,
That a man like you he’ll be.
CHORUS d
day of August, ,917. Anderson, Deceased.
JOSEPH REEVES, First publication August 11, 1917.
Executor of Ihe Estate of Olive Jane East publication September 15, 1917.
The death of William Larson, a |
brother In law of the late Conrad
breeding, occurred at the Holy Cross
hospital at Nrfme recently. Both of !
thcee men were old timers. Both of
Nome country, nnd returned there last
summer after several years In the
states to try their lurk again. Both
Larson and Kreeding lost their lives
within a year after their return.
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Two miners at Juneau were recent
ly overcome with gas In the second le
vel of the Alaska Juneau mine, and
were taken to the hospltnl In a serious
condition. One Is said to he In so
had shape as not to be able to talk,
while the other fell down one of the
chutes after being overcome and was
found with his head hanging down.
Ills fept and legs having been caught
In a ladder.
♦
Havfc your measurements taken for
the latest llu Bone Corset. Mrs. Tur
ner. I'hone log. hi
Coal has been discovered on thi
main line of the government raiiroai
near Mile 175. The coal was dlseov
erod by G. (llanninnl, a station con
tractor, who was running a trap tun
nel to secure rock and gravel for fill
Ing purposes. The coal waa struck
within eight feet of the surface ant
thirty feet from the track. At thf
point of discovery the vein was aboti'
four feet wide.
♦
Vernon Cede, former owner of thf
Royal Grill, at f’rince Rupert, and foi
several years manager of the Prlncf
Rupert baseball team, Is being helt
by the Vancouver police over th<
death of a married woman of tha
city, who leaped out of a hotel window
scantily clad. Examination she we'
that Cole was in the room at the time
and ns one of her stockings wa
roiled down anil her money gone, h(
Is being held.
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Announce Their Opening In Cordova On August 20,1917
IIHE CONSTANT AIM OF THE BANK OF ALASKA WILL BE THE UPBUILDING OF THIS COMMUNITY AND THE COUNTRY ADJACENT TO IT.
ALTHOUGH AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE ONE SYSTEM, EACH BRANCH OF THE BANK OF ALASKA HAS HAD ASSIGNED TO IT THE FULL AMOUNT OF CAPITAL REQUIRED
BY LAW FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A BANK IN EACH LOCATION. THE BANK OF ALASKA AT CORDOVA IS THEREFORE EQUIPPED TO SERVE ITS CUSTOMERS AS FULLY AS
ANY OTHER SINGLE BANK, BUT WITH THE ADDED STRENGTH AND RESOURCES OF THE ENTIRE SYSTEM TO DRAW UPON. FURTHERMORE EACH BRANCH IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE
TERRITORIAL BANKING BOARD, IS EXAMINED AND SUPERVISED INDEPENDENTLY AND RENDERS ITS STATEMENTS DIRECT TO THE BANKING BOARD.
STOCKHOLDERS 1 “ j STOCKHOLDERS
ASHLAN 1), ROBERT, Cordova, Alaska, and Seattle, Wash.—
Retired Merchant.
ASK, CHARLES W., Skagway, Alaska—C. W. Ask & Sons—
Grocers.
BENTON, ANDREW A., 79 Wall Street, New York City—Mar
wick, Witched, Peat & Co., Vice-President Bank of Alaska.
BISBEE, E. C., 1254 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Minneapolis
—President American Linseed Co.
BOGART, COL. JOHN, 141 Broadway, New York City—Con
sulting Engineer., Builder of Brooklyn Bridge.
-BREWSTER, HENRY D., 44 Pine Street, New York City—
Sutro Bros. & Co., Bankers.
CURTISS, HENRY H., Syracuse, New York — Vice-president
John Weeks & Son Co., Wholesale Plumbing Supplies.
* DINSMORE, THOMAS H., 366 Broadway, New York City—
President National Underwriting Co., Vice-president Inter
State Chemical Co., Director Corona Typewriter Co., Di
rector N. W. States Portland Cement Co.
DINSMORE, IxAIRD C., 366 Broadway, New York City—Vice
president National Underwriting Company.
DONANDER Company, 61 Broadway, New York City—(Es
tate) Fred W. Gordon, President.
DUNHAM, LEWIS L., 120 Broadway, New York City—Sec
retary-Treasurer Equitable Building Corporation.
FREEMAN, ZOHETH S., 120 Broadway, New York City—
Director Merchants National Bank; N. Y.; formerly Vice
President and Director Liberty National Bank; Treasurer
Phoenix Underwear Co.^ Director Bank of Alaska.
FLEITMANN, WM. M., 356 Fourth Avenue, New York City—
Dry Goods Importer.
FULTON, K. I., Wrassilla (via Anchorage), Alaska—Secretary
Treasurer Talkeetna Mining Co.
GANTY, PROSPER H. .Skagway, Alaska—Wholesale und Re
tail Grocer, Director Bgnk of Alaska.
GIDEON, E. W., Carcross, Yukon Territory—Proprietor Cari
bou Hotel.
GORDON, FRED W., 61 Broadway, New York City—Director
Niles-Bement-Pond Tool Corporation; President Donander
Co.; Director Pratt & Whitney Company.
GRANT, JOHN G., Wragell, Alaska—Proprietor Wrangell
f- . Hotel.
GENERAL OFFICERS
Andrew Stevenson—President.
Andrew A. Benton—Vice-President.
\\ . L. Laiulshorough Cashier.
B. A. Ross—Auditor.
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CORDOVA
\\. R. Hillery—Vice-Pros, in Charge.
M. Me Venn Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Zoheth S. Freeman Henry 1). Walbridge
Andrew A. Benton Andrew Stevenson
P. H. Canty d. 'I'. Wcstermann
\V. R. Hillery
COMMERCIAL BANKING WITH SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
HALL, \\ M. W., 11 Fast 42ml Street, New York City—Retired
Capitalist.
HARRISON, L. A., Skugway, Alaska L. A. Harrison, Ueneral
Merchandise.
HARROId), E. SEARS., Westover, Virginia.
HEMPHILL, A. J., MO Broadway, New York City—Chairman
- Guaranty Trust Co., Director Adams Express Co., Director
American Surety Co., Director Electric Bond & Share Co.,
Director United Gas and Electric Corporation.
HILLERY, WILLARD If., Cordova, Alaska—Vice-President
Bank of Alaska. ,
HODGES, GEORGE \\r„ 14 Wall Street, New York City—Re
in ick-1 lodges & Company, Bankers.
KENNEDY, JAMES, Skagway, Alaska James Kennedy
Co., (Ilothing,
KOEHLER, MAX, 216 Rialto Building, Kt. 1 iOuis, Mo.—Retired I
Capitalist. I
LANDSBOliOUGH, W. L., Skagway, Alaska—Cashier, Bank fi
of Alaska. fi
LEACH, ARTHUR B., 62 Cedar Street, New York City—Pre- I
sident A. B. Leach & Co., Bankers. I
McCOKMACK, P. C., Wrangell, Alaska—President St. Michael I
Trading Company. fi
McFARLAND, .J. E., Carcross, Yukon Territory—SupcrinUn- fi
dent Lukina w & Tagish Mines. fi
Ml DDL EDITH, JAMES F., Ill Broadway, New York City. fi
MILLER, CHARLES A., Utica, New York—President Savings fi
Bank of Utica, President Phoenix Underwear Co. fi
NOAH, ANDREW H., Akron, Ohio—Director B. F. Goodro.h fi
Rubber Co. fi
PULLEN, H. S., Skagway, Alaska—Proprietor Pullen lion >•*. fi
SEAMAN, HON. A. P. \\., 60 Broadway, New York City fi
Counselor at Law. fi
SHAPIRO, MARY Z., 120 Broadway, New York City. fi
SHEPARD, FINLEY J., 120 Broadway, New York City Vice fi
President Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. fi
SILBERMAN, PHILlVP, 1831 Seventh Avenue, New York fi
City—Retired Merchant. fi
STEVENSON, ANDREW, Skagway, Alaska President Bank fi
of Blaska. fi
STEVENSON, ARCHIBALD E., 20 Nassau St.. New York CBv fi
—Counselor at Law, Director American Excess Fire Id- fi
surnnee Co. . fi
\V A LB RIDGE, HENRY D., 14 Wall Street. New York City— fi
President II. D. Wallbridge & Co., Bankers; Director Bank 11
of Alaska; President Dallas (Texas) Gas Co.; Director Am fi
erican Coal Products Co; Director Commonwealth Light, fi
P, & Rv Co.; Director Pennsylvania Electric, Co. fi
W ARREN, W. II., Wrangell, Alaska Vico President Bank of fi
Alaska. fi
WESTERMANN, J. T., Anchorage, Alaska Vico-President fi
Bank of Alaska. fi
WOLFE, S. H., 165 Broadway, New York City—Consulting fi
Actuary. fi
YOUNG, HOWARD E., 2701 Boston Street, Baltimore, Md.— fi
President J S. Young Company, Licorice Manufacturers. fi