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Fourth and B Streets
At 8 KM) P. M.
Secretary Dictator
ALEX FOWLER. ALF EKELANL,
SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAY
News : FAIRBANKS : Notes
Peter Steil, Correspondent
v._ 1
A public meeting was held at the
council chambers yesterday for the
purpose of discussing the action
taken recently by the federal author
ities in putting the lid on all forms
of gambling, and to take some ac
tion to bring about less strict en- i
forcement of the law. Mayor Roy
Ferguson acted as chairman of the I
meeting and there were many citi- j
zer.s in attendance, the majority of ]
them in favor of an open town,
some opposed and some attracted
to the meeting by idle curiousity.1
It was pointed out that there are,
no re-creations in town now for visit
ing miners and, after considerablej
discussion, a telegram was formu- j
lated but not authorized to be sent.!
Dan Callahan suggested that the ]
better plan would be to circulate a!
petition, requesting a more liberal
policy. Attorney John A. Clark al
so discussed the situation. Rev.
Fred G. Schere objected tx> the
general attitude of the meeting,
which seemed to imply that all the
miners of the district were attracted
to town for the sole purpose of
gambling. The meeting finally ad
1 joumed sine die, without having
taken any action.
After a stay of six weeks in the
Fairbanks district, during which time
they were engaged in survey work
for the Alaska Railroad, Leon Ssh
macher. Con Wallen and others of
I’the Kestly engineering party re
turned to Nenana yesterday, their
'work having been terminated for
} the winter.
Gleen Frank has accepted a posi
j tion at the Suntrana mine and left
; for that place yesterday.
A Regular Camel for Ink
Goes a moot!) without a drink
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Red Pump-Handle
NO RUBBER SAC
NEVER LEAKS
Clean* Itself While
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— SOLD BY—
The PORTLAND
ALF EKELAND, Prop.
James Feaster has notified the!
city council of his intention of re
tiring: from the scavenger on ac
count of ill health. It is not known
who will take up the work.
C. F. Frank, of the Hot Springs
district, who arrived from the lower !
river camp recently, left for Nenana '
yesterday, er.route to the States. !
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The College boys {rave the High!
School basketball team a drubbing j
at the roller rink last night. The
town aggregation had no chance:
at any stage of the game, but they ;
played a fast game in spite of odds. [
Ferguson and Weber are leading |
in the contest for the Pinska trophy i
at the Curling rink, with Roth a j
clnc=> -•Vh-!-.!.
Mrs. William Burns and son are;
in town from Little Eldorado, on a'
holiday shopping visit. They wall
return to their creek home on Mon
day.
Tony Goessman, who is paying the
city a visit from Bedrock creek, re
ports that things are rather quiet
out his way.
The Red Cross drive is on today
with the Boy Scouts engaged in a
house-to-house canvass for funds.
The girls have organized two
basketball teams and some interest-t
ing matches are promised.
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It has been definitely arranged to J
bring an Anchorage team of basket- j
ball players over for a series of
games about the first of the year.
They will spend about a week in
Fairbanks.
Mrs. Fred Van Rae? ha? accepted
a temporary position at the postoffiee
and is assisting- in the mailing de
partment.
The condition of Fr. Jette is said
to be improving steadily.
Billy Hunter. N. C. electrician,
has recovered sufficiently from his
attack of illness to leave the hospi
tal and will soon be able to resume
his duties.
President Roden Davis has issued
a call for a meeting of the Native
Sons and Daughters of the Golden
North, to be held at the schoolhouse
■or. December 22.
Tar.ana Lodge. F, & A. M.. elect
ed the following officers this week:
M. O. Carlson, worshipful master:
John A. Davis, senior warden; F.
M. Dunham, junior warden; Guy B.
Erwin, treasurer; Robert Lavery,
secretary. The installation will take
place on St. John's night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Peterson, of
Pedro, left for the Outside yester
day. They are going to Portland
and plan to return North in the
spring.
Coming—Dec. 19 and 20—“Over
the Hill”—Coliseum Theater.
COAL RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT COST. SEE W. H.
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One Show 8:00 O’Clock
COLISEUM
TONIGHT AND MONDAY
DOROTHY GISH IN
“FLYING PAT”
Her husband was one of those broad-minded men——didn't want
HIS bride to slave in the kitchen—wanted her to have
a “career” of her own. So she took up aviation,
with a teacher—too handsome for routine work. And then? —now
hubby swears that wifey’s place is home. It’s a Paramount! Why
say more? Also a
KI NOGRAM — PhiU«ping Futurity —PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE
TOMORROW ONLY
THOS. H. INCE PRESENTS DOUGLAS Mac LEAN IN
“ONE A MINUTE”
-or Sixty Fools Born in an Hour! And Jimmy Knight in love and
in need of coin, set out to get them all! If you don’t think
his ‘‘Knights 99” can cure every ill, from whiskers to falling arches
Come and laught while he proves old Bamum right.
PATHE NEWS WEDDING BELLS OUT OF TUNE
One of the best comedies of the season
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
THE STORY OF A GREAT LOVE—A MOTHER S LOVE
From the preciou, poems of Will Carlton
“OVER THE HILL”
It', mostly sunshine, mostly smile, but, like life itself, holds a tear
for those who live and love, because it is real—it is human
The most popular picture we HAVE EVER presented the Nenana
public. Eleven thousand feet. Played an entire year in New York
City, in six different Broadway theaters.
ADMISSION $1.00 Reserved $1.25 CHILDREN 25c
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