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FRESH GOODS
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Ham, Bacon, Eggs, Cheese and Butter
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BROOKER’S CAFE IN CONNECTION
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NENANA STAMPS—25c per 100; $2 per 1.000
U. S. CITIZENS ONLY CAN
VOTE AT THE ELECTIONS
Adverting to a notice appearing in'
the columns of this paper of March
2nd, notifying the public of a gen- ■
eral election for town councilmen
and schoolboard on Monday, April
4th. In the qualifications for voters
it was then stated that those who
have declared tiheir intention to be
come ciizens of the United States
may vote. This is in error.
The proper qualifications of vot
ers are as follows: He or she shall
b twenty-one years or over, who is
a citizen of the United States and
has resided continuously one year
next preceding the election within
the Territory of Alaska, and six
months within the corporate limits
of the City of Nenana, Alaska.
A big dance and picture show will
be held at the Healy River Coal
Mine on Saturday next, the 11th.
Mr. R. J. Suratt, Pathe man, will
be on hand taking pictures of the
mine. Probably one of the dance.
The train will leave at the usua'
time, 2 o’clock. Saturday afternoon
returning both Sunday and Monday.
A cordial invitation b extended to
i the general public by the mine man
agement who will provide free trans
portation from Healy to the mine.
Mrs. W. S. Homing won the first
prize in Anchorage in the bread bak
ing contest, under the auspices of
the Chamber of Commerce, the prize
being 35 pounds of Fairbanks whole
wheat flour. Miss Mildrer.d Mc
Manill won first prize for the best
loaf baked by a girl, and Mrs. Mil
ler captured second prize for wom
en.—Ex.
Monte Carlo— M*r. 17—Union Hall
STANDARDS RAISED FOR
THE LAWYERS IN EMBRYO
AGREEMENT ON BONUS BILL
With the main idea in view of im
proving educational standards in the
profession, the conference on legal
education, authorized at the last
meeting of the American Bar Asso
ciation, was held here recently and
judging from the character of the
men in charge the occasion will be
of memorable importance.
The conference on legal educa
tion was authorized in order to se
cure the cooperation of the state
and local bar associations and to
formulate plans for the futherance
of the plan to improve educational
standards.
; The standards were adopted by
! the American Bar Association at
; Cincinnati last summer and consist
of these resolution:
“1 The American Bar Association
is of the opinion that every candi
date for admission to the bar should
give evidence of graduation from
a law school complying with the
following standards:
“a It shall require as a condi
tion of admission at least two years
. of study in a college.
“b It shall require its students to
pursue a course of three years” dur
ation if they devote substantially all
of their working time to their stud
: :es, and a longer course, equivalent
in the number of working hours, if
they devote only part of their
working time to their studies.
“c I: shall provide an adequate
library available for the use of the
1 students.
”d It shall have among its teach
ers a sufficient number giving their
entire time to the school to insure
actual personal acquaintance and in
fluence with the whole student
body.”
NORTHBOUND TRAIN ARRIVED
SOMEWHAT LATE TODAY
The Sourdough Limited from the
coast pulled in at 2:45 today 2 and I
one-half hours behind schedule time. |
On leaving the coast terminal this j
train had sixty passengers, ten car
loads of merchandise for interior j
merchants and ten empty cars, to
relieve the shortage of coal cars
at this end of the line.
Most of the passengers and all of
the freight was brot into Nenana,
the coal cars being dropped at Healy
where they will be loaded for the i
back haul.
FOR THE BASEBALL FANS
DETROIT. Mich.. March 9.—
Thirty-three players have been lin
ed up for the 1922 campaign by
the Detroit Tigers, according to an
announcement from club headquar
ters. The list includes thirteen
pitchers, eleven infielders, five out
fielders, and four catchers.
Fourteen of them properly may
be classed as jecruits, altho some of
them previously have appeared in (
Detroit uniforms or had their ma-1
jor league baptism elsewhere.
The others, with the exception of .
George Cutsnaw, the National!
League veteran, are all familiar to,
local fandom.
MINE WORKERS UNIONS
ALLIANCE IS RATIFIED
INDIANAPOLIS, March 9.—Ac-J
cording to an announcement made by,
President Lewis today the Interna-:
tional Executive Board of the Unit
ed Mine Workers, unanimously rati- j
fied the articles of alliance between 1
the transportation and mine work
ers' unions.
BROKERAGE HOUSES
TAKING A TUMBLE
NEW YORK, March 9.—The list,
of casualties among the-stock brok-:
erage houses touched the fifty mark j
teday when involuntary bankruptcy
proceedings were filed against Et
tling and Wall and the 1. B. Mul
lins company.
MANITOBA LEGISLATURE
ADVOCATES RECIPROCITY
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WINNIPEG, Mant., March 9.— j
The Manitoba legislature, by an un- j
animous vote adopted a resolution
urging the government of the Do- j
minion of Canada to negotiate a'
trade reciprocity treaty with the gov
ernment of tee United States.
ANOTHER AMERICAN KILLED
WASHINGTON, D. C , Mar. 9.—
The state department was advised
today that unknown assailants had
murdered Alexander Matthews, an
American citizen in the State of
Vera Cruz on March o.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to ail those who sympathized
with and rendered us help in our
recent bereavement. Especially to
the Pioneer men and women of Ig
loos Nos. 3 and 4 of Fairbanks and
to the sisters of St. Joseph’s hospital.
E. M. KEYS & SONS.
Mrs. Clara Allred was an outgo
ing passenger for Fairbanks this
afternoon. She accompanied her
neices Mesdames J. L. Heacock and
Chas. McLean and will visit with
them in the upper town for a week
or so ere returning to open in bus:
ness here.
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Reconstruction Showing
Less than six week* remain until Easter Sunday. Once a year in
Spring-time, all Nature don* a new dress.
Emerging from a long Alaskan Winter our thoughts naturally drift
toward Spring—nad new attire.
In the recent reconstruction of the Mellish-D'Orsay stocks, not a
garment over two weeks* old, now remains. Entirely new goods in
Ready-to-Wear Ladies, Misses, and Children’s Dresses, Smocks,
Blouses, Yard Goods and Notions, from the most reliable Eastern
manufacturers. Your earliest inspection is respectfully invited.
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WILD ROSE LARD — DARIGOLD BUTTER
YUKON KING SALMON—HAM and BACON
FINNAN HADDIE—FRESH OYSTERS
FOWL — TURKEYS — GEESE
VEAL, PORK AND MUTTON
REDUC ED .PRICES
i Waechter Bros. Co. B. w. Miller ji
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FrpcL P *f Florida Grape Fruit, Pear*
* * Coll 1 I till Bananas, Oranges, &c.
The February Victor Records
Are Here. Latest in Fox Trots, &c.
New Stock of White Yard Goods, Indian Head,
Muslin, Japanese Crape, &c.
W. A. COGMILL
Mt. McKinley Park Hotel
Situated on the Government Railroad at the Entrance to
MOUNT MKINLEY NATIONAL PARK
COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS—RATES REASONABLE
MAGNIFICANT SCENERY—BIG GAME HUNTING
ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED—PHONE CONNECTIONS
TOURISTS’ HEADQUARTERS—GUIDES FURNISHED
Partiea can he furnished with pack horaea to a limited extent, ar
rangements for which must be made in advance
Moose, Caribou, Mountain Sheep and Bear in Seaaon, can be found
Within easy distance of the Hotel
MEALS SERVED MAURICE MORINO, Proprietor
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A shipment of mail for the Kan
tishna region, will be despatched from
the local post office on Saturday,
March 11th. Letters, etc., destined
for Kantishna points should be in
the post office the previous day.
Miss Josephine Reese arrived from
the outside today. She is a guest
at the Cooney hotel.
A. D. Thompson and Domm;
Grilli who have been summoned t •
appear before the grand jury in
their investigations in the Peter
Amesty case, left for the, upper
town this afternoon.
For Your Income Tax, See C. C
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