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SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES
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MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
FOURTH AND B STREETS
On Second a“d Fou-th Tuesdays
At 8 P. M.
ALEX FOWLER M. V. TYLER,
Secretary Dictator.
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Experiments at the Missouri col
lege of agriculture have succeeded
in producing chickens with perfectly
white shanks, beaks and plumage,
and which yield eggs with white
yolks.
Department of the Interior
Alaskan Engineering Commission
NOTICE
Passengers leaving on the train
for an| point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased from
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor of the general office
ouilding. Alaskan Engineering com
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and can
be purchased in sufficient time be
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at 7 a. m.
May Day Dance
Sat. May 3
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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MINERS’ and TRAPPERS’ SUPPLIES
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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SOFT DRINKS 10
CAW I AXES AS
FROM MAY FIRSI
According: to a booklet issued by
the First National Bank of Fair
banks, on federal income and war
tax laws, soft drinks will become
taxable as from May 1.
Under the head of special taxes,
Section 8. Article 244 reads as
follows:
“A new tax. effective May 1,
2910, is imposed on the sale of
soft drinks, ice cream and similar
food and drinks for consumption
at the place of sale. The tax is
one cent on each ten cents or frac
tion thereof paid, and is payable
by the purchaser.”
Local pool hall proprietors and
others dealing in soft drinks and
ice cream are now trying to figure
out just how much a bingle will be
worth after this new law goes into
effect.
MALAMUTE KID FORCED
TO TAKE OVERLAND TRAIL
Dan Stacey, who arrived in town
yesterday from Fairbanks, states
that he made the journey from the
upper town as far as "Eat-em-up"
Frank's place with the Malamute
Kid, and that he left him there an-t
took the land trail for N'enana.
The Malamute Kid was at "Eat
em-up" Frank’s place early yester
day morning and was then trying
to negotiate a crossing on the ice
which would enable him to con- ;
tinue on his journey for some little j
distance at least.
The "Kid" had the mail and some
freight, consisting mortly of cigars
and cigarettes and all these things;
got we: when he broke through the
ice near Chena. The mail is gen-:
erally packed in double sacks, and;
it is not thought possible that the.
contents of the sacks would have |
been damaged by water.
From “Eat-em-up's” to the land j
mail trail is about eight miles dis
tant and it is just possible that the :
"Kid" will come on overland with ^
the mail.
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SCHDDL REPORT
FOR MONTH
Miss Luella Shaffer, principal of
the Franklin K. Lane school, has
submitted the following report ■ of
the Franklin K. Lane school for the
month ending April 25:
Number of pupils enrolled.41
Number of pupils neither absent
nor tardy . 28
Number of cases of tardiness .. 4
Number of days absent _10
Pupils neither absent nor tardy:
Grade I—Genevieve Oldfield.
Richard Foster. Noel Schaeffgr.
Grade II—Aina Strom. Olga
Strom. Ethel Morrison. John Clausen,
J. H. Russell, Jr Lena Herington.
Grade III—Ruth Strom. Margaret
Schaeffer, John Oldfield. Louis
Schmidt. John Scott.
Grade IV.—Olga Martin. Robert
Fatterson. Alfred Schaeffer.
Grade V.—Jean Russell, Cari
Schmidt.
Grade VI.—Geraldine Patterson,
Muriel Russell
Grade VII—Alfred Lytle.
Grade VIII.—Edgar Brooker. Sam
Ivey, Walter Scott.
Grade IX (High School)-—Mel
ville Cooney. Margaret Southworth,
Valentine Anderson
Pupils having an average of 90
per cent or above are on the Honor
Roll:
Grade I—Genevieve Oldfield, Ira
Campbell. Richard Foster. William
Siverly.
Grade II.—J. H. Russell. Jr.
Ethel Morrison. Lena Herington.
Aina Strom. Olga Strom. Robert
Major. John Clausen.
Grade III—Ruth Strom. John
Scott, John Oldfield, Louis Schmidt.
Grade V—Kenneth McLean, Jean
Russell, Carl Schmidt.
Grade VI—Muriel Russell, Geral
dine Patterson, Hilda Martin
Grade VII—Alfred Lytle.
Grade VIII—Edgar Brooker. Sam
Ivey, Walter Scott, Norman Russell,
Vera Russell.
High School—Margaret South
worth. Melville Cooney, Valentine
Anderson.
Edgar Brooker had 100 per cent
in spelling for the month.
Remi—Tie Gateway to KcKinley
Ifational Park.
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NENANA, ALASKA
CAVALRY NEWSPAPER
HAS MANY READERS
MARFA. Texas.—The Eight cav
alry patrolling the Big Bend dis
trict claims to have a weekly news
paper—The Saber—which has the
largest paid subscription of any
paper published in the t-my. After
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a campaign the subscriptions totaled
£.325, many of the men subscribing
for their families anti friends in
the North and East. All subscrip
tions are paid in advance. The
paper prints news of the district.
Kenana—The Gateway to McKinley
National Park.
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COAL BY THE SACK OR TON
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