WARM WEATHER COMING
Be prepared. Replenish your needs in
SPRING
and
SUMMER
Wearables
WE SELL QUALITY GOODS AT REASONABLE^PRICES
Fairbanks Clothing: Co.
NENANA AND FAIRBANKS
SKor
HOUSE
Clean and Comfortable
ROOMS
by the
DAY, WEEK AND MONTH j
Mrs. Carl Eriksson
Fin* Stock Stipli and Fancy Gro- '
eerie*. Fowler A Morris. ,
Dr. W. F. Green, of McUratl
has purchased the dental outfit c
Dr. Biehla, of Flat and moved
to his headquarters in the rCus's;;
kwim district.
Completing a journey of mor
than 2,000 miles, Leonard Seppal
arrived at Nome on April 14, direi
from Nenana, with John Olson as
passenger. During his absence froi
Nome, Seppala visited Ruby, Bethe
Kantishna, Anchorage and Nenan:
most of the distance laving bee
covered while acting as pilot fo
Major J. C. Gotwals, of the Alasr
Road Commission.
Screen Doors
Screen Wire
(Small Mesh)
> Fresh Walnuts, 50c a pound
W. A. COGHILL
We make a specialty of
Quality Goods
at Right Prices
General Merchandise Outfitting
FAMOUS BUDWE1SER BEER
JOHNSON’S STORE - FRONT STREET
Reduced To
Half Price
Outing Flannels
Dress Serge
Ginghams
Shirting
Burlap
Men’s Sport Negligee Shirts
Northern Commercial Co.
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Fred Parker, oldtimer of Fair
banks creek, who has been named
station agent at Gilmore, is paying
a brief visit to town before taking
up his duties out the line.
The Fairbanks baseball boys are
getting in condition for an active
i season and there is the promise that
the town will have a strong team.
Edward Moore, of Nenana, has
filed his declaration with the clerk
of court to become an American
citizen.
The steamer Carl White arrived
from the Tolovana monday morn
ing shortly before noon.
The members of the city fire de
partment are busily engaged in lay
ing a new floor in the firehail. The
work is being done under the direc
tion of Fire Chief Samson.
Mail Carrier Roy Lund arrived m
- town from Richardson this week, be
'» ing accompanied by Gus Hague, the
f Tenderfoot mining man.
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W. H. McPhee arrived In town
from Nenana on the Tuesday train.
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R. M. Brown is a recent arrival
in town from Nenana.
The stork delivered a dandy baby
boy at St. Joseph’s hospital this
morning for Mr. and Mrs. George
Griffin, of Fairbanks creek.
a Dave Sweet, of Nenana, is mak
r ing a short visit here, having arrived
a on the Tuesday train.
. R. M. Brown, who arrived from
Nenana on Tuesday, says that there
* is promise of a plentiful supply of
coal for Fairbanks during the com
I ing w-inter, with both the Heaty
River Coal Corporation and the
Calderhead company making prepara
| tions for fall shipments on a large
scale.
[ Fred Allison is among the recent
arrivals in town from the Canyon
district.
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Joe Sherry, of the Tolovana, ar
rived in town on Tuesday from Ne
| nana. He made the trip to Nenana
on the steamer Carl White and
I completed the journey by train.
Inquiry has been made for Ron
ald McDonald Jensen, former resi
dent of Interior Alaska.
Charles Gray is a recent arrival
in town from Anchorage, having
made the trip in by way of the
Broad Pass trail. He reports having
had a hard trip, owing to bad travel
ing conditions.
An auto coming off the bridge and
turning abruptly is supposed to have
, hurled a small pebble which shatter
ed a large plate glass in the Ava
koff & Brown store front. The peb
ble which is supposed to have done
the damage, was found on the walk,
considerably broken by the impact.
NOTE SENT TO HOLLAND
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2—
A new note has been dispatched to
The Hague, taking exception to as
sertions made by the Netherlands
government to the effect that the
protest of the United States in con
nection with -the Dutch oil policy
in the Djambie fields came too late
to affect the operation of the policy.
UNION BAKERS ARRESTED
CHICAGO, June 2—Five union
bakers were placed under arrest in
this city today when the striking
employes of a bakery company
threatened the non-union workers
who had taken their places. The
union bakers of the city have re
fused to accept a 20 per cent wage
reduction, there being more than
a thousand men in the ranks of the
strikers.
PORTLAND, June 2—The local
Engineers union is reported to have
voted unanimously to reject the
latest proposal for a settlement of
the marine strike.
CANYON NOTES
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' A concrete mixer is enroute to the
1 Kestly camp from the Southern
division.
The Bucyrus dragline excavator,
jwhich was engaged for some time in
stripping, is now moving dirt at a
rapid rate, having ha idled about
1,000 vards up to date.
—
Boyd Ryan, who was formerly in
the woodsawing business in Fair
banks, is now operating the wood
saw at Camp 319. j
! Frank Nash, who recently resign
ed his position as assistant engineer
at the Abbott camp, has been suc
ceeded by a man named Loomis.
Speaker Andrew Nerland, who is
enroute to Fairbanks from the ter
ritorial capital, where he presided
over the sessions of the lower.
branch of the legislature, passed
Camp 319 Tuesday morning and
should reach Xenana this afternoon.
He was accompanied over the trail
by Wallace Calderhead.
Mrs. Julia Watson and daughter,;
Alma, are on their way back to the
Northern division from Hurricane
Gulch. They plan to spend a few
days at the Carlson roadhouse en
route. i
It is reported that Dr. Cultra is •
to be transferred from the emer-:
gency hospital at the end of steel,!
to new quarters at Camp 334.
Colonel Mears, who went on a
hunting trip with Morris Morino as
guide, is reported to have rounded
up a flock of three bears. The col
onel was at the Hershberger camp
last night on his way back to An-1
chorage, accompanied by F. A. Han-1
sen, engineer of maintenance and
construction in the Southern division
Having about completed the work ,
of directing the movement of mails
between Anchorage and Nenana, the
Alaskan Engineering Commission's
contract having terminated on the
first of June, Mail Superintendent
Dan Leech is now devoting his en
tire time to his duties as superin
tendent of construction in the North
ern division. He was at the Hersh
berger camp last night.
BOMB KILLS SEVERAL
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 2
Two enlisted men were killed out
right and two officers and another
enlisted man injured probably fatal
ly, and pine others hurt by the ex
plosion of a bomb in an airship on
the Aberdeen probing grounds this
week. The war department has is
sued orders for a rigid investigation
to ascertain the facts in connection :
with the disaster.
ANTI-BOLSHEVIKS GAINING
TOKYO, June 2—The anti-Bol- j
shevik leaders at Vladivostok are re
ported to have extended their area
of control north-ward from Vladivos
tok. The Japanese are reported to
have recognized the new regime.
DEMPSEY SAYS HE’LL WIN
ATLANTIC CITY, June 2—In an
interview accorded the press today,
Jack Dempsey broke his long silence
regarding the probable outcome of
his approaching meeting with Car
pentier when he said: “I have a
hunch I will win and if I am feeling
' good, the fight will be over inside
: of four rounds.”
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Carpentier Has Punch
| MANHASSETT, June 2^1ack
; Goldberg, Panama welterweight who
has sparred with Carpentler, de
clares that he has never seen such
: a powerful right as the Frenchman
> is capable of delivering. Sam Mc
Vey predicts that Dempsey will be
knocked out.
ANGLO—JAPANESE PACT
TOKYO, June 2—Japanese news
papers declare that Great Britain
has suggested that Japan permit the
Angio-Japanese alliance to continue
in force for another year.
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Ship-Shape for Mosquito Weath't
Awntnfrs, Tarps, Tents, Bed and
Hat Nets made to order. Suits and
Coats Cleaned and Pressed. Hats
Neckties and Uunderwear renovated
Phone or Call
HARRIET D’ORSAY'S
TAILOR SHOP
Third and A Phone 32 Greex
George Anderson
Piano Expert
»nd Factory Representative ..for
High Grade Pianos, will be in Ne‘
nana and Fairbanks this Summer
Expert work guaranteed. Home ad'
dress, Juneau.
See The News for Carbon paper.
Dan Nicholson has returnej to
the Iditarod district after an ab
sence of two years in the States.
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Bookkeeping Conveyancing
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According to advices received from
the Kuskokwim district, every cabin
in Tacotna is occupied.
A1 Arndt, formerly of the Mitarod j/S.
district, is comfortably 1< cated on a
ranch not for from Seattle.