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Because Our Methods are Synonymous with Satis
faction. More and More Peoule are Sending
Their Orders to
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Our Stock of Fruit, Vegetables, Groceries and Eggs
Are Always the Freshest
Our Clothing Line is Complete
Fowler & Morris
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MODERATE RATES
Steam Heat - Electric Light*
THOS. H. FOSTER, Prop.
Fairbanks, Alaska
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MEALS 75c AND UP
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LOANS
ACCOUNTING
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Chas. D. LecKie
U. S. COMMISSIONER
NENANA LODGE No. 1193
L. 0. 0. M.
MEETS AT MOOSE HALL
Fourth and B Street*
' At 8:00 P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER. ALF EKELAND,
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
“We. the jury find the defendant
ot guilty” was the substance of
te verdict rendered in the Bryson
iurder case within 30 minutes af
»r the jury had retired recently at
uneau. Bryson was on trial foi
illing Robert H. Ferry at Haines
iie night of the 14th of last No
ember, the killing taking place ir
lie home of a man named Jones
nd in which the Brysons made theii
ome while in Haines. Ferry, il
rould appear, was trying to induce
frs. Bryson to run away with bin
men the shooting took place.
HERMAN ANDERSON’S
MODERN RESIDENCE
FOR SALE
Has the following rooms:
1 Entrance Vestibule.
1 Large Living room, 16X26.
3 Berrooms (each has clothes clo
et-)
1 Large Kitchen, white enamel
nth breakfast nook, seating sit
>ersons.
1 Bathroom, finished in white e
laaael, with bath tub, wash basil
md lavatory.
1 Good well, with clear water ai
he year.
1 Edison Gold Medal Phonograph
A houseful of A 1 oak furniture
1 Dustproof warehouse. 45X45.
The basement of the house can B
ised for warm storage. Capacity 0's
■t 50 tons.
For further information see Hei
nan Anderson.
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IF YOU DONT
TRADE WITH US
WE BOTH LOSE
ALFRED J. GHEZZI
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News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
The Garden Island muddle was
discussed at considerable length at
a meeting of the Commercial club
last night, but no action was taken
the matter having been put over
until the next meeting. It appears
that the city, after having won its
fight to make Garden Island a part
of Fairbanks, does not now desire
to assume the responsibilities of
maintaining the island property.
There will be street work to do and
there is a lot of work to be done
on the island waterfront, involving
an expenditure of upwards of $10.
000. The council is inclined to let
the Government have the island. E
mil Pozzi and B. S. Kennedy, two
occuupants of Garden Island proper
ty. were present at the meeting and
explained that the present attitude t
of the city made them feel like
orphans, with the Government try
ing to drive them out and the city j
reluctant to come to their aid'
Advices received from Seattle
state that Jim Lavery, son of Rob
ert Lavery, is making good in sales-'
manship. He is connected with a
wholesale concern dealing in plumb
ing supplies.
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The city is putting in a new cross
ing at the bank corner, and other
• crossings about town are being im
proved by the removal of the coarse
gravel which has long ben a source
of annoyance to pedestrians.
i District Judge Clegg is occupied
today with the divorce proceedings
! in the case of Davis vs Davis. Mrs.
Davis, who is the defendant in the
action, is represented by Attorney
I T. A. Marquam. and Attorney Rivers
is representing the husband. The
hearing is being held behind closed
doors.
The Coombs brothers, who left
for the coast Tuesday morning in
one of the Sheldon autos, reached
Cordova Wednesday evening and re
port having had an enjoyable trip
with no delays anywhere along the
wav.
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The city council has arranged
! for a lowering of rates on electric
] energy from 30 cents a kw. to 25
cents, which will mean a saving
of approximately 17.000 to consum
ers during the coming year. The
meter rental stands as before, each
j consumer being required to pay $12
a year for the use of a meter in
addition io the charge for electricity
consumed.
The Native Sons and Daughters
of the Golden North have completed
I their plans for holding the annual
■ festival of the Midnight Sun on
June 21. A ball game and dance
will be the principal features of the
(celebration, with possibly a parade
in addition.
Romeo Hoyt, who is under arrest
in Seattle on a charge of robbing
the Fairbanks postoffice, will return
to Fairbanks shortly for a hearing
before Commissioner Boyd. The
! hearing is to be held here so as
, to avoid the necessity of taking the
■ witnesses to Seattle. Hoyt is out on
bail.
! Recent arrivals in town from the
, Tolovana district, by way of the
summer trail, report that traveling
. over the Olnes route is rendered
■ very difficult by reason of the poor
condition of the trail.
Tavern Cafe
M3h ^ t* 8Z3&9- .M
BaKery and Meat Market
Mutten, Veal, Pork, Beef, Pork Tenderloins, Brains
Sweet Breads, Sausage of all kinds Head Cheese
Ham, Bacon, Ducks, Chickens, Turkeyi Oysters
Fish of all Kinds
Wholesale and Retail Wm- R-oankeit
V.
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The railroad workers who have j
been camped at Happy during the
last several weeks, moved to town
yesterday and are now quartered at
the new camp on Garden Island,
there are about 100 men in the out
fit.
The ordinance making it unlawful
for minors to drive automobiles in
Fairbanks was given final passage
at the last meeting of the city coun
cil, on Tuesday night.
The Empress theater has closed
its doors temporarily owing to in
terruption in film service between
Fairbanks and the coast resulting
from the railroad blockade. Manager'
Weber is taking advantage of the'
opportunity to renovate the popular
ahowhouse.
George Hutchinson, Dr. F. de la
Vergne, Axel Carlsten, A M. Ohlsen i
John Davis and Gus Conradt have:
been appointed by the Commercial I
club to have general charge of the!
Fairbanks Fourth of July celebration !
on July fourth,with the events ar-1 \
ranged chiefly for the entertainment : ,
of the children, and to run an ex- j
cursion to N'enar.a on July fifth, j
providing Nenana will consent to j
play ball in Fairbanks on the Fourth j
A return game would be played in ,
Nenana on the following day. The ^
matter will be taken up with Joe ^
O’Connor, manager of the Nenana;,
ball team, who is at present in Fair
banks. j (
There is a movement on foot to1 ^
provide a suitable souvenir for pre- j1
sentation to President Harding on! ‘
the occasion of his visit here next "
month.
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Tony Tate has announced that he , <
will operate an auto stage between!
Fairbanks and Fairbanks creek, with :
headquarters at the Pioneer hotel, i
He will not maintain a regular 1
schedule but is prepared to make a i
trip to the creeks whenever re- 1
quired.
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There is a movement on foot a
mong the members of the Commer- i
cial club to change the name to j
the organization to Chamber of Com- j ■
merce.
The promoters of the Fairbanks 1
airplane announce that their plane l
which is now enroute to the Inter
ior, will be taken from the train <
and assembled at Nenana in case it •
is decided by the railroad town to :
accept the propositon of a Fourth :
of July aerial circus. Chairman Joe;j
O’Connor, of the Nenana celebration j
committee, is now in conference with |
the ownwers of the plane.
Among the recent arrivals in town ;
are: J. H. Calkins, M. Hart. R- C.
1 Vaace, P. P. Gosgrave, Joe O’Con
nor, Mrs. R. G. Soutworth. Alex
Fowler, Mrs. Margaret Hanot, J.
T. Gilbert Tom Radovich, J. R- Gib
son.
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Mrs. William Rodigkeit, who, has
been under treatment at the Fair
banks hospital, returned to Nenana
last night considerably improved in
health.
Bert Kern, veteran marine engin
eer, is in charge of the engine room
of the steamer Yukon again this
season, and arrived in port this
morning. He spent the winter, as
) usual, in Oregon.
One Show 7:00 O’Ctock '
COLISEUM
TONIGHT AND MONDAY
PARAMOUNT PRESENTS
Thomas Meighan
— IN— -
“The Casy Road"
WITH LILA LEE *nd GLADYS GEORGE
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71** wile he loved had left him! But tucctu bad put him on
Eaay Street, and Easy Street led downward. A romance of the
biggest, finest things you’ll ever know.
ROUND TWO OF THE “LEATHER PUSHERS"
“HAPPY HOURS” PATHE REVIEW
TOMORROW
GOLDWYN PRESENTS
Yellow Men & Gold
WITH HELEN CHADWICH and RICHARD D1X
PATHE NEWS—“NO CHILDREN"—“FARM BOYS ABROAD"
MRS. J. R. VAN WINKLE PIANIST
lOVERNOR REQUESTS NENANA
TO PREPARE FOR PRESIDENT
N'enana has been formally re
vested by Governor Scott C. Bone
o make preparations for the recep
ion of President Harding upon his
irrival here from the coast next
nonth. The governor's request is
ontained in a letter addressed to
day or Frank Tetfel, which was read
it the meeting of the city council
m Tuesday night. The governor
tates that he has allotted the sum
if $100 to Nenina to help defray)
he cost of entertaining the Presi
lential party.
It is the desire of Mayor Teu
el to have the cooperation of the
intire community in arranging for
his event and to that end a public
neeting probably will be held in
he near ftutre.
’ersonal
Mrs. R. G. Soutiiworxh and Mrs.
dargaret Hanot went to Fairbanks'
ast night on a brief vacation trip, t
rhey will return home next week.
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M. C. Rugg and C. E. Young,
raveling men, returned to Nenana
ast night, after a brief absence in
Fairbanks. They will leave for the
oast on the first southbound train.
TO EXTEND LIBRARY SERVICE
HOT SPRINGS, Ark (By Mail) —
Methods of extending 'ibra~y sc rvice
to the many millions of persons in
this country who are now without
it, will be one of the ’riicipal sub
jects to come come before the an
nual meeting of the American li
brary association.
Club women, school superinten
dent, secretaries of Ch embers cf
Commerce, representatives of civic
clubs, all prominent in their lh > of
work, have been aclled to Jiscuss
this new work of extension. Chief
among these is Alvin M. Owsley,
Commander of the American L non.
The legion is reported as especially
interested in the work a3 the ex
service men remember the camp li
braries maintained by the associa
tion daring the war and in num
erous instances have reported their
regret that similar service is not
available in their home communi
ties.
Round two of the “The Leather
Pushers” at the Coliseum. Show
starts at 7:00 sharp.
Ft. Monroe returned to Fairbanks
yesterday after a visit of several
days in Nenana.
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THERE IS ALWAYS A RUSH—ON—JOHN
Sheet Metal Work
Plumbing, Heating Plants
Stoves and Ranges
Nenana Sheet Metal Works
PAUL PALFY, Prop. — — **•w Location on A Stre.t