SHOW STARTS AT EIGHT O’CLOCK
Orpheum Theater
(UNION HALL)
TONIGHT
Norma Talmadg'e
in one of her best pictures
A Social Secretary
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
A big drive for funds to doll up
the Geo. C. Thomas Memorial li
! brary, has been started here. Or.e
of the features of the drive will
be a dance, to be given at Eagle
Hall on April 17.
Albert Berna-d, bv authority of
his discharge papers, has filed a pe
tition for final papers >f citizenship.
j Frank Alba, of the Hot Springs
! district, who was under sentence in
! the federal Jail on a dry law viola
tion charge, has been released from
j custody by orler of the President,
upon the condition that he pay in
cash, the equivalent tf his unexp red
‘■■rm.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van hat-3 and
Emil Van Raes lesire publicly to
express tb- '■> gratitude for the many
acts of kindness during their late
bereavement
Passengers leaving for Ner.ana on
Sunday -were provided with tickets
to North Ner.ana only, this action
having been taken by the railroad
officials because of the discontinu
i ance of rail service across the
Tanara river ice.
The train leaving for Nenana on
i Sunday carried about 75 passengers,
| three coaches being^required for
i their accommodation.
The final clash in the series of
| indoor baseball and basketball, was
i staged at the Roller Rir.k on FVi
: day evening. The High School boy=
I carried off the honors.
i William Heitman left for the Cir
* ele district last week to take charge
, of the Berry dredge. He says that
a wagon road into the district from
. the railroad terminal at Chatanika
; is very much needed and that the
l construction of such a highway will
| not only provide additional tcnnage
i for the railroad but also materially
i assist in the development of that
i section of the district tributary tc
.the road.
E. R. Tarwater, cashier of the
I Eank of Anchorage, who came to
I Fairbanks from the coast ;n connec
' tion with the Peter Amestoy cafe
j left for the south on Sunday’s train
Mrs. John Raap left for the coast
‘ on Sunday, enroute to California.
! She will be joined by Mt. Raap at
Anchorage and will go dirett tc
• the Mayo hospital at Rochester
where Mr. Raap will undergo treat
ment. Reports form the coast state
he is considerably improved.
! Among the passengers leaving or
I the Sunday train were: Ed Quinn
1 Dick May, E. S. Thomas, A. W
• VanSant, H. Faulkner, A1 H. Browr
| Albert Bernard, Tom Ford, A. D
Thompson. M. J. Cooney, Arthui
McIntyre, Frank McIntyre, Pet<
1 Anderson, J. Dolan, Victor Neck
; Alex M urphy.
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Mrs. Charles Lien and dang itei
left for Brooks on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Coke Hiil lef
j for the lower river country on Sun
• day. They will drive their own doj
team from Dunbar and will be awa;
from Fairbanks probably a consid
erable part of the summer. They
are making the trip for the purposi
i of gathering material for a book or
! Alaska which they will write.
John Hering, employe of the A. E
C.. who has been granted 60 day:
! leave, has left for the Totatlaniks
district, where he has mining in
j :erests.
The farmers of the Tanana Val
ley held a largely attended meet
j ing on Saturday night, followed by
| the usual enjoyable social session
! The farmer ladies provided the re
; freshments.
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Billy Goodpaster, Joe McTavish
•J. J. Murphy, Harry Feltman, T
• Zeimer, A. B. Paulson. Mrs. Howif
Mrs. A. H. McDonald, Oscar Wauk
evitr, Miss A. McQuillan, E. D
Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Var
Orsdel, J. B. Blick, E. Lundburg
Con Whaley and Charles Mc-Goniglt
were among Sunday’s arrivals ir
town.
Billy Mahan is a recent arrival ir
town from the Tolovana district.
The Alaska Road Commission i:
hauling material for use in building
the Piledriver bridge. Two caterpil
lars are enroute to the river wit!
three sled-loads of stuff, having lefi
town on Sunday morning. Abe Me
Kinnon is foreman of the outfit.
Marshal Bert Stevens is enrout
to the Tolovana district on officia
business.
Captain A. E. Lathrop, who ar
rived from Nenana on Sunday, is
busily engaged in formulating plans
for the improvement of his Fair
banks Empress. Mr. Lathrop is much
enthused over the outl >ok for Fair
banks.
T. Berg, the tailor, has added the
old Bredlie quarters to his establish
ment and is making extensive im
provements to accommodate his in
creasing business.
Dr. H. L. Hedger, who has just
returned from the Tolovana district,
reports that nearly all of the flu
patients have recovered. The epi
demic in that region was of a severe
type.
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R. R. Roberts and E. Sundberg
; are late arrivals in town.
• Henry Feldman. A. Iligbloom. A.
J. Wetzler, Mrs. Henry Geise, Aug.
Wiglund, H. C. Fohn-Hanson, Geo.
Wombold and Mike Garnoff were
among the passengers on today's
train for the creeks.
The jury in the case of Peter
! Amestoy returned a verdict of not
guilty, after a deliberation of less
than ten minutes.
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The Belmont-Williams perjury
case will be re-submitted to the
grand jury, at the request of the
prosecution. When the case was
called this morning. Assistant Pro
secutor Gillette showed the court
wherein the indictment was faulty
and his request for re-submission
was granted.
The new city council will be urg
ed to inaugurate an early anti-mo
squito campaign and residents are
reminded that the time has arrived
to prepare for the spring offensive.
The city has a couple of cases of
oil on hand from last year, but it
will take ten of fifteen cases to
thoroughly sprinkle the town. Those
desiring to donate oil for the cam
paign are requested to leave their
donations at City Hall.
Fur shippers are warned to ex
ercise care in shipping beaver pelts
out of Alaska. Failure to register
and otherwise comply with the regu
lations are liable to seizure.
, Failure to call for trustee deeds
| now involves the payment of $1 as
a penalty, and a further penalty
will be demanded after May 1.
The curling season has come to a
close with the conclusion of the
contest for the Avakoff & Brown
trophy. The trophy was won by the
i Rickert rink, of which the follow
ing were members: P. J. Rickert.
skip; Charles Peterson, second; Tom
Wright, third; Dr. de la Vergne,
lead. The next event of the Curling
j Club will be the dance scheduled
for the night of April 22. at Eagle
Hall.
Waldo Carter, A1 Hendricks and
G. Zeimer are among the creek
visitors in town. They are here for
summer supplies.
Sixty-eight tons of freight will ar
rive from the coast this week for
Fairbanks and creek shipper*.
j Coal consumers are assured of a
steady supply of fuel during the
summer. It is understood that tie
A. E. C. is making preparations to
make transfers at Nenana at rea
' sonable rates and in large o.uant:
, tie s. The price of coal locally bas
i been raised to $9 per ton.
The local authorities have been
advised from McNeil Island of the
final release of -J. P. Rose, who was
sent to the penitentiary from Fair
j banks for a term of eight years,
which was considerably shortened by
good conduct. Rose was one of the
victims of the memorable purity
drive of early Fairbanks ring days.
The court house authorities have
I been advised of the arrest at Flat
of B. E. Staub, who was named in
a secret indictment. The arrest was
made on a bench warrant by Dep
uty Marshal Thomas. The accused
has been released on bonds in the,
sum of $2,000. The nature of the
charge has not beer, made public
here.
With the disposal of the Belmont
, perjury case, the criminal calendar
! has been completed in district court,
and it is understood the members
of the petit jury are about to be
; given a vacation.
C. M. Lawrence, ex-service man,
has been granted final citizen r hip
papers on the strenght of his ser
vice record.
Dan Sutherland
IS ENTITLED TO YOUR VOTE BECAUSE
HE HAS SERVED YOU FAITHFULLY AND
MADE GOOD
SINCE HlS SERVICE IN CONGRESS THERE HAS BEEN MORE
INTEREST MANIFESTED IN THE AFFAIRS OF ALASKA THAN
EVER BEFORE AND WE ARE ON THE EVE OF GREATER
DEVELOPMENTS. YOU ARE SAFE IF YOU LET DAN DO IT.
THE OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON BELIEVE IN HIM
AND TRUST HIS JUDGMENT
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