PLAY BALL!
and play to win.
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Han Scfcaff&er Ac Marx
NEW GOODS
ARE ARRIVING DAILY
We would like to have you drop in
and see the new
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
$25 $35 $45
m a variety of styles and patterns
to suit everyone*
NEW WALKOVER SHOES
NEW STETSON HATS
OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS RIGHT
SI MSOIN’S
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
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SMITH LEAVES VETERAN
IN CHARGE OF SOUTHERN
Leo Rodeque, late of Fort Dodge,
has accepted the managament of
the Southern hotel during the ab
sence of Tom Smith, who went to
Fairbanks with the rest of the Ne
nana ball fans.
The new manager announces that
it will - be his desire to conduct the
hotel in a manner fully as pleasing
to the public as the management of
the owner—more so, if possible.
The hot water for Saturday bath
ers will be ready at the usual hour.
A live advertisement brings busi
ness. A newspaper needs advertis
ers. A town needs a newspaper. I
clean suits, coats, hats—do a good
business—I adve-tise.
D’ORSAY’S TAILOR SHOP
Third and A Streets.
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COLISEUM
Paramount-Burton Holmes Travel Pictures
SHOWING “THE LOWLANDS OF LUZON”
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Jesse L. Lesley Presents
THE CELEBRATED DRAMATIC STAR
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By Hector Turnbull and Clinton H. Stagg.
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A STORY OF AN AUTOMOBILE RACE, FILLED WITH
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INTENSE THRILLS AND ROMANCE.
IN FIVE POWERFUL ACTS.
A PICTURE WITH A SPLENDID RECOMMEND.
EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG LASKY FEATURE AND BURTON
HOLMES TRAVELOGUE FOR PROGRAM SUNDAY NIGHT.
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Victor Moore, with Anita King
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ADMISSION 50c RESERVED SEATS 75c
SOLDIERS AND CHILDREN, 25c
SHOW STARTS AT 8:30 O'CLOCK.
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BIG CROWD GOES
TO FAIRBANKS TO
SEE BALL SERIES
With every available seat occu
pied, the excursion boat Midnight
Sun and barge sailed for Fairbanks
! shortly after six o’clock last eve
ning, carrying as passengers a ma
jority of Nenana’s ball players and
between sixty and seventy fans, a
ivery considerable number of whom
I were members of the fair sex, en
| route to the upper town to attend
a return series of ball games be
tween the Nenana and Fairbanks
! teams. The outfit was accompanied
•by the Gilcher launch Pronto, which
!assisted in pushing the heavily-laden
I barge up stream.
The barge was comfortably ar
! ranged for the long voyage, with
ample bedding and heavy wraps to
j insure protection against the chill
night air, lunch and liquid refresh-'
ments of all kinds, and several mu-j
sicians aboard to provide enter- j
tainment for the voyagers. The J
boats reached Chena shortly after j
two, and the excursionists were j
there transferred to a Tanana Val-'
ley special which landed them in ;
Fairbanks about 3:45.
It was impossible to obtain a com- j
plete list of those leaving on the
i excursion boat, owing to the confu- j
I sion incident to the departure, but1
!the following were among those rec
iognized on board the barge:
Misses Ruth Moir, Eunice Thrift, j
Lueila Shaffer, Queenie Russell, Dor
J othy de la Pole, Vera Russell, Con- i
stance Peterson, Muriel Russell.
Mesdames Walter Blakey, M. J.
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, Sweeney, Leon Kellum, James Old
i field, Bert Johnson, Leroy Moyer,
.Walter Gould.
Ball Players George Kennedy,
.Frank Loner, J. J. Kestly, George,
IHupprieh, Ralph Fuelling, Tom
j Mathews, Frank Lopsides, Corporal
[‘•Dooley” Galvin, Walter Blakey.
Ed Harbers, Mike Coakley, A1
■Clarno, Ernst Berggren, Tom Smith,
{George Markus, Frank Teufel, Lou
{Isabel, O. M. Jackson, Rody Con-;
Iners, Xorman Russell, Tom Dudney,
|j. McCambridge, Andy Harkeom.
jJoe Fischer, Pete Jepson, Hans Ha
gen, Sam Tansy, Bert Johnson, Dan '
Leach, Willis Xiclev, Jack Hubbard,1
Austin Oars, J. Fitzsimmons, Harry
Ainsley, Pete Plummer, Walter
Hunter, Alfred Ghezzi, John Chris-,
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topherson, John Dugan, C. W. An
derson, Mike Coughly, R. S. McDon
; aid, Walter Gould.
The Coliseum lanuch Movie start
ed up river with another bunch
of fans about midnight, the party
including Herman Rosburg, Q. F.
Lehr, Frank Sagar and one or two
others.
j The Douse launch Victory, which
came down from Fairbanks yester
day, was the next to start for the
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I upper town, getting away early this
morning with Jack Hanson and Ike
I Taylor, members of the Xenana
!
team, Dr. J. R. Bowen and Leon
Kellum.
The last boat out was the An
derson racer, Fairbanks Kid, which
started up stream about nine o'clock
this morning with Dr. M. E. Smith,
Louis Anderson, and Pete Xilson.
the last named being at the helm.
Counting those who left earlier
in the week, there are fully 100
residents of Xenana in Fairbanks
today, and a large number of them
went prepared to back the Xenana
team with substantial amounts of
coin.
The betting in Xenana favors the
Xenana aggregation for the series
A number of small bets were placed
yesterday and earlier in the week,
but there appears to be a scarcity
of Fairbanks money here.
The opening game of the series
I was scheduled to start at five thiv
! afternoon, but at the time The
j NTews’ report was received from
{Fairbanks threatening weather con
editions rendered the commencement
of play somewhat uncertain. Some
rain fell at the upper town this
morning, and at noon clouds were
hanging menacingly over the ball
park.
The lineup of the Fairbanks team
for the opening game, as reported
to The News, was as follows: Mc
Laughlin, catcher; “Bob” Geis, Cros
by Keene and Pete McMullen, pitch
ers; Victor Brown, first base; Xozig
iia, second; Bidwell, third; Fowler,
shortstop; Boardman, left field;
Cathcart, center field; Mills, right
field; Burglin, utility. Mills prob
ably will be used as a pitcher dui
ing the series.
The lineup of the Nenana team
had not been definitely decided upon
at the time the boys started up
river, but it will be selected from
the following list: Blakey, catcher;
Hanson, pitcher; Rosburg, first
base; Doner, Fuelling, Mathews,
Kennedy, Hupprich, Lopsides, Kest
ly. Corporal (Dooley) Galvin, Ne
nana’s star umpire, went along to
make the decisions for the home ]
team.
Games Tomorrow.
The concluding games of the j
series will be played tomorrow, the |
first at 11 and the final at 3:30. The
excursionists will start home early
tomorrow evening.
Eagles Entertain.
The attractive clubrooms at Ea
gle hall have been thrown open to
the visitors from Nenana during
their stay in Fairbanks, and the
residents of the upper town, indi
vidually, are putting themselves out j
to make the stay of the Xenanaites !
a pleasant one. Several big dinner!
parties are scheduled for this eve- |
ning, after the game, and the day J
will be brought to a close with a
big dance at the Auditorium. The ;
affair has been arranged by the'
Girls’ Rooter club, and Bobby Shel
don will act as master of ceremo
nies.
A feature of the dance will be a
voting contest to determine who is
the most beautiful lady in the hall,
and who the most popular man.
The winners will have the privdege
of having their portraits painted in
oil by Miss Jack, an artist of note,
who is paying a short visit to Fair
banks, having arrived from the
States on the last trip of the steam
er Yukon.
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New Puritam and Premium Hams '
and Bacon. Fowler it Morris.
Knut Koland arrived in town yes
terday from out the Fairbanks line,
where he has been engaged in cut
ting hay for his stock during the
past several days. His grading con
tract on the Nenana-Fairbanks line
was completed several days ago. j
LET~\LBERT DO IT
Launch Margaret ready to ferry
you across or take you up or down
the river. Special rates to berry pick
ets. Leave word at Fowler dc Morris. ,
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I JUST RECEIVED ON STEAMER ALASKA [,
1 A SHIPMENT OF |
| Fresh Imperial Candy (
| Dipped Brazil Nuts In Cream
1 Fruit, Nut, and Milk Chocolates
IN HALF, ONE AND TWO POUND BOXES
I THE PORTLAND
THE BIG PLACE
| FRESH FRUIT ICE CREAM
SAFE COMFORTABLE CAREFUL OPERATION
Launch Peerless, for Fairbanks
EVERY TWO DAYS. MAKE RESERVATIONS AT PORTLAND
Prompt Reliable Satisfactory
STOVES OF ANY KIND MADE TO ORDER
All Worlcmanthip Guaranteed Pertaining to Heating or Plumbing
The Nenana Sheet Metal Works street7
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SEVERAL DEPART i
ON AUTO STAGES
Three auto stages of the Burgess- i
Karstens line left Fairbanks at nine j
o’clock this morning for the coast,'
carrying a total of seven passengers 1
for the States, the majority of whom
recently arrived in the Interior.
The list includes: F. W. Bradley,
president of the Treadwell compa
ny; Major Gottshall, Max Hirsch
and wife, Mr. Shiells, Tommy Scott.
MRS. MELLISH SECURES
STORE AT FAIRBANKS *
Mrs. Mellish is reported to ha\e
concluded a deal for the purchase
of the stock of Mrs. Ida Richardson, ^
at Fairbanks, and will open a store
in the upper town.
Mrs. Richardson has been closing:
out her business for some time
past, and now that she has
sold out completely, will leave for
the States, probably on the last boaj ♦
leaving Fairbanks.
Battleship O-Cedar Mops, $1.50.
Fowler A^MorHs.
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I LAUNCH VICTORY I
| FRED DOUSE, Master.
Leaves Foot of A Street Every Other Day
| FOR FAIRBANKS I *
RESERVATIONS AT THE TERMINAL. |
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