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James Hagen of Nenana was an ar;
rival in town on yesterday’s train.
The launch Pioneer left today for
Valdez, taking over a cargo of gaso
line.
George Myers and wife have gone to
the states, as the former is in poor
health.
Pack Malstey, an old timer from
Fairbanks, is here on his way to the
states.
James McConnell has returned from
Katalla and will leave on the next
train for Strelna.
The steamer Admiral Evans is due
from the westward tomorrow after
noon at four o’clock.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the
Manse tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o’clock.
A1 Lund has returned from Chilkat,
where he spent the past summer
erecting new buildings for the Hoonah
Packing Company.
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The launch Mary Ellen is due from
Valdez with a party of hunters who
will make a trip to the Copper river
flats in quest of ducks.
M. Adolfo, who has been at Katalla
wmrking for the Bering River Coal
Company, arrived in town yesterday
and will leave on the next southbound
steamer for a visit with friends in
San Francisco.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
the Woman’s Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet with Mrs. Lou Smith.
The members of the Salvation Army!
Home Service drive committee will
meet at Hegg’s hall tonight at 7:30
o’clock.
Among the Cordova arrivals on yes
terday’s train was H. M. Gillman.Jr,
chief clerk of the Alaskan engineering
commission in their office at Washing
ton, D. C. Mr. Gillman reported direct
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lv to the railroad for the purpose of
familiarizing himself with conditions
under which the railroad building pro
gram is being carried out so that
he can more intelligently g;ve effect
to the administrative part of the work
in the Washington office.
SANTEL LOSSES MATCH
TO LONDOS IN FRISCO
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 14 (by As
sociated Press).—Jim Londos threw
Santel, the light and heavy weight
wrestler, two out of three falls. The
match was not for the championship.
JACK JOHNSON GOES
LEAVENWORTH FOR YEAR
CHICAGO, Sept. 14 (by Associated
Press).—Federal Judge Carpenter to
day sentenced Jack Johnson, the col
ored pugulist to one year and a day
in Leavenworth penitentiary for a vio
lation of the Mann act.
SENATOR SHERMAN IS
THREATENED WITH BLINDNESS
SPRINGFIELD,, 111., Sept. 14 (by
Associated Press).—Senator L. Y.
Sherman is threatened with blindness,
due to overwork and his physicians
have ordered him to rest for a year.
ADOPTS UNIQUE METHOD
ATTACKING PROFITEERS
NEW YORK. Sept. 14 (by Associa
ted Press).—Old fashioned sandwich
man publicity has been chosen by Dr.
Robert Grimshaw, efficiency engineer
and faculty member of New Y ork
University, for an attack on the high
cost of groceries in the Washington
Heights section of this city. Dr.
Grimshaw served notice that grocers
would have to cut their prices, or
hear from him. Quotations remained
virtually unchanged, the doctor’s bill
boarded sandwich men paraded in
Washington Heights throughout the
main thoroughfares and market sec
tions heralding the wholesale prices
for garden truck, showing a wide mar
gin below retail costs.
Washington Height’s housewives
generally have noted the Grimshaw,
sandwich men and their message, and
“everybody is talking about it.”
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Tile drive for the Salvation Army]
Home Service fund, which is being
conducted under the auspices of the
local Elks, starts on Thursday and in
order that all may have an opportun
ity of contributing to this worthy j
cause the town has been divided into J
districts and solicitors appointed as
follews:
Block 1, A. J. MacConnell; Block 2,
I. D. Bograt and Walter Stosser;
Block 3 and 4. J. L. Galen and George
Kennedy; Block 6, Geo. Dooley and C.
M. Rosswog; Block 7 (south half),
Chas. Rogers and Ed. Richmond;
Block 7 (north half), L. A. Counts and
J. A. Kennedy; Block 8, Fred Glass
brenner; Block 9, E. L. Harwood;]
Block 10, F. B. Tracy; Block 11, Dr.
M. L. Biggs and C. Mellison; Blocks
12, 13, 20, Brady Howard; Blocks 15,
17, 18, K. G. Robinson; Ball grounds,
Dalton L. Barr; Railroad Row, Ivan
Suphellin and J. Y. Lydick; Railroad,
offices, H. E. Chambers; Railroad
shops, Chas. Johnson and T. Tierney;
Eyak M. McAllen and D. J. McCarthy;
Ocean Dock, W. E. Brown and A. E.
] Black; Twelve Acre Tract, J. C.
Donough and Sam Mellison.
Arrangements have also been made
for solicitors in all of the towns along
the railroad.
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THOUSANDS HOMELESS
i AS RESULT OF QUAKES
FLORENCE, Sept. 14 (by Associated!
Press).—It is officialy reported that]
the earthquake zone shows that there]
are sixty thousand peope homeless, as j
a result of the recent disturbances.
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FISH PRICES
Seattle price at noon September 13: j
Halibut, 17 cents; Chicken, 8 cents;
Red and Ling cod, 2 cents.
The Episcopal Guild will hold an
other cooking sale on Saturday after
noon, September 18, at Hegg’s store.
Anyone desiring a special order call
Mrs. E. L. Harwood. 16-6t
Dance Eagle Hall Wednesday and
Saturday nights.
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