Empress Theatre
TONIGHT AT 8 SHARP
Tin* Enchanting Little Star, VIOLA DANA, in the Five
Act Metro Wonderplay,
“The Gates of Eden”
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LARGEST TREE
NURSERY IN
OREGON
(By Associated Press)
SEATTLE, June G. — Whnt is salt
to be the largest coniferous tree nur
aery in the United BtateB, and pro
( bably in the world, now that Oermai
j gardeners have been turned Into sol
i diers and the nurseries of Herman;
~ ■ are neglected, is situated eleven mile;
| from ('arson, Wash., in the Columbii
+ national forest, and near the Columbii
river.
This nursery, which produces 3,000,
000 three year old seedling trees eacl
year for reclaiming the bald places it
the national forests of the Northwest
is situated in an especially favoret
•ij spot on the Wind river, and occupiei
:j; ten acres of ground. The trees grow?
are nearly all Douglas fir, which ii
the principal timber tree of the North
west. Some Sitka spruce trees art
grown, for planting near the coast
This spruce is the one used for th«
frames of aeroplanes.
All the national forests of the North
:• west have large burned areas that an
•: replanted slowly by nature becausi
:• the fires have left no seed trees
•i Monticola pine, which is the prineipa
:• timber tree of Idaho, is also growt
•: in the nursery. Douglas fir, whict
Ij germinates best in a mineral soil. If
•i easily reared in the nursery.
The burned over land above alti
:• tudes of 3,500 feet must be coverec
by other trees than Douglas fir, whicl:
j; will not grow so high. Two specie;
•: of fir and one of hemlock are avail
:■ able for the higher land on (he slope*
i: facing the sea.
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PRACTICE OF DEHORNING
CATTLE IS OPPOSED
SAN FRANCISCO, June 5. — Th<
suffering caused thousands of catth
each year as a result of dehorning
has led the State Humane Assciattor
of California to make an effort to stoj
the practice. It is claimed dehorning
has been growing in favor, due to j
popular belief that dehorned cattle
graze better, fatten more easily, and
sell for a higher price than horned
cattle. The association asserts, how
ever. that the lives of many animal!
are lost through the operation,' as noi
infrequently infection sets In nnd un
less attention is given promptly, th«
- results are serious. The horn of t
grown animal is known to contain t
mass of sensitive tissues, the sever
Ing of which causes acute pain, and it
every case, suffering of Intenuo char
acter.
The Wells Fargo Kxpress Companj
announces that it will establish an ex
press line between Fairbanks and th<
Tolovana this season.
Reports from Fairbanks state that I
the moat supply of that burg, beef. I
pork and mutton, haB been exhausted;
and that nothing but chlrkens remain
i in the line of meat, but fortunately
there are plenty of the latter. Other
’ meats will not be forthcoming until
1 the first boats commence to run on
1 the Yukon.
1 A Filipino at Pethersburg, who is
suffering from a communicable dis
ease and who was quarantined on a
i scow, recently broke quarantine and
1 created considerable of a sensation
when he appeared on the streets. He
Is reported to be recovering from his
1 illness but Is very flighty at times,
and unless he shows improvement will
be examined as to his sanity.
The old Russian church, one of the
few remaining historical landmarks of
Sitka, is undergoing much needed re
pairs. Examination of the foundation
showed It to be badly decayed. Every
board removed revealed more rot. The
floors and jointings were removed,
then the ceiling of the dome and the
roof of the dome and the the roof of
the circular cupola had to be taken
down. Cement piers are being placed
under the entire building and every
thing done to preserve this landmark.
Reports recently received at Fair
banks from the Tolovana country state
that Esther creek is now showing up
well, some 40 cent pans having been
taken out there In holes sunk to bed
rock. It is believed that the benches
of Esther creek will also be found to
POTlt A in nnv
Sepella and others, working on Hock
creek. In the Nome district, have
struck the old channel and have lined
up the pay from rim to rim. a distance
of about 150 feet. The pay runs about
three cents to the pan and is about
three feet in thickness. Sepella and
Kasaan have taken out a fine dump.
George Hinton Henry, editor of the
Free Press, of Fairbanks, was recent
ly sentenced by Judge ntinnell in the
district court, to serve a sentence of
five months in the federal jail, after
being convicted of criminal libel.
Henry libelled one N. R. King by stat
ing that King had stolen copies of the
paper from the doorsteps of sub
scribers.
Alaska herring, which are said to
be Jasger. fatter and in every way
better than those caught In other
parts of the world, are at last coming
Into their own. During the past year
it is said that more herring have been
packed for food than in any other
year in the history of the territory,
and a number of new canning plants
have been constructed or will be con
structed this year especially for pack
ing herring.
The project of several Anchorage
people to establish a reindeer ranch
in the Nelchina country is reported lo
be attracting much attention in that
section and has every prospect of
success. The company will aecuro a
herd of 1,000 deer from the Kesko
kwlm and drive them to the Nelchina
country, where excellent feed Is found
in abundance.
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LADIES,
Don't miss seeing our shoe line. We
have a full line of them, as smart us
any made. Clayson, The Clothier.
rcn —.
T. T. Smith and L. Burton arrived
it Anchorage recently from Snug
iarbor, where they spent the winter
rapping. They experienced a very
ough trip, having been caught in a
itorm and driven seventy-five miles
>ut of their course. During their stay
it Snug Harbor they received no mall
»nd saw verw few people.
ARMY OFFICERS CANNOT
WEAR DRESS UNIFORM.
(By Associated Press)
PORT BLISS, Texas, June 5. — Un
less an army officer Is going to call
upon the president at the White House
he is not permitted to wear the blue
dress uniform of the United States
army during the present war times.
Neither may he wear the white duck
semi-dress summer uniform except af
ter retreat has sounded and then only
In the southern department and the
tropics. This was communicated to
the officers stationed In the border
division here by orders received from
the southern department headquarters.
Cotton khaki is the regular war
uniform, the order stated. Civilian
clothes — or "cits," as they are called
in army slang — may not be worn at
any time, and the blue uniforms are
ordered packed away in moth balls
until the end of the war.
FILM WORTH SEEING.
Viola Dana. In the "Gate* of Kden."
played at the Km press theatre last
evening, made a big hit with ail who
saw It. It is one of the prettiest Metro
stories yet shown here, and those who
rnfsRed It should not do so this even
ing. "Into the Primitive," played by
an all-star cast, will he shown tomor
row evening.
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Governor Strong has appointed Sen
ator Heckman, of Ketchikan, chair
man of Ihe territorial fish hatchery
commission, whose establishment was
provided for by an net of the last
territorial legislature. The other
members of the commission have not
been appointed.
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The Anchorage Woman's Club has
inaugurated a flower and vegetable
raising contest, to be participated in
by the children of the public school.
change. Owner can secure same by
identifying property and paying for
this adv. Apply Times office.
-OR SALE—Ladies' ready to wear
furnishing goods store In most
thriving community in Alaska. Ad
dress Box 412, McCarthy, Alaska.
6-21-Gt.
WANTED — Lady cook. Apply at
Cordova Grill.
FOR RENT — Furnished cabin. Ap
ply at Shoemaker.
FOR SALE — Handsome new sport
suit, size 40, $18. Phone 382.
FOR SALE.
1 complete sawmill outfit with plan
ers (Russell & Co.) 11-13. Nominal
h. p. 35. Indicated h. p. 77.
Circular saws and other materials.
1 new Willamette donkey engine,
1 1-2 by 10.
1 slightly used Willamette donkey
engine, 7 1-4 by 10.
2 slightly used Florry donkey en
gines, 7-10.
For further Information write or
wire
ALASKA ANTHRACITE RY. CO.
Per Geo. Nelson,
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We Have Moved Our
DRY GOODS AND
MILLINERY STORE
To the Mlckelson 4 Currlir
Building.
MRS. F. S. ANDERSON.
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