TRAVELERS
ATTENTION!
Prices at this storq ere less than
at Seattle for the same quality of
merchandise. We can save you
money.
Suits, Hand-Tailored, $39.
Pants, Best
Worsteds .$9.50
Pants, White Duck.. .$4.50
Tennis Shoes .$3.50
Panama Hats .$7.50
Steamer Caps .$1.50
Nightgowns and
Pajamas . $4.50
Dress Shirts.$2.50
B. V. D. Style
Unions .$1.50
Walkover Shoes .$9.50
Latest Neckwear _$1.00
Gillette Safety
Razors .$5.00
Lisle Sox.50c
Cotton Sox .25c
White Hdkfs., 2 for.25c
Raze- Strop*, Razor Blades,
Talcum, Dental Powder,
Toothbrushes, Hairbrushes,
Bay Rum, Florida Water,
Perfumes, Fancy Toilet Soaps, etc.
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ALASKA G. 0. P.
Efforts to secure a harmonious
Republican party organization in
view of an early opening of the
territorial and legislative campaign
in Alaska resulted recently in Na
tional Committeeman J. C. McBride,
of Juneau, naming a central Re
publican commiteeman for each Al
aska judicial division. The appoint
ments were made several weeks ago
and the divisional committeemen are
expected to proceed at once in the
naming of precinct committeemen in
the several judicial divisions and or
ganization of a campaign f„r the
November election.
Committeeman McBride named
jJohn Beegle of Ketchikan for the
First division. In the Second di
vision Judge G. J. Lomen was
named, and (the others are George
C. Hazelet of the Third and Thomas
Marquam of the Fourth division.
In a statement wired from Seat
tle at the time of the appointments,
Committeeman McBride said the
primary law had destroyed the old
Republican organization, and it was
vested in him as the primary selec
tion as national committeeman to
use his best efforts to secure a new
and. efficient organization. Just the
best way to accomplish this has been
a problem which has been given a
great deal of study by the new na
tional committeeman.
Committeeman McBride told a
representative of the Stattle Alaska
Dispatch that if all the factions in
Alaska give equal consideration to
the territorial and legislative tickets,
there is no question but that the
Republicans will be successful in the
November election. It has been in
timated that some discord has ex
isted since the primary election. Mr.
; McBride did not discuss this situa
tion, other than to declare that it
would be his policy to support for
office those in the North who assist
in securing a harmonious party or
ganization. He expressed confidence
: that the committeemen named would
ble able to handle their several divi
sions as well as gradually organize
the party on substantial and ef
fective lines. This will be the first
; Alaska territorial election in w’hich
Republicans had a complete terri
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torial and legislative ticket
Committeeman McBride said fur
ther that the primary election nom
inated Republican candidates to fill
the offices and not dictate patron
age, as he felt he was responsible
to the voters to see that the Alaska
patronage under the coming nation
al administration was distributed >o
the best advantage through the Re
publican organization to the people
!of the North. "Of course,” said the
jcommitteman, "the political leaders
; of the several divisions very prop
erly want to be consulted regarding
who shall fill the offices. I am more
interested in securing for Alaska
men to fill offices who can give Alas
ka a businesslike and constructive
administration. I do not believe
this will be difficult or that much
friction will arise over the matter.
|One of the difficulties in organiza
tion work in Alaska is the long dis
I fauces, lack of personal communica
jtion, and ‘rumors.’ My object in
naming the four committeemen is
.to secure men who are leaders in
Ithe party, able to carry on effective'
: organization work, and men who are i
: foremost in advocating a progres-1
jsive administration of public affairs i
i in the Territory. My election as
'national committeeman was not so
licited. It was not my desire after!
■ twenty years’ residence in the Ter-1
iritory to engage in politics. There
jare no members of the Republican i
■ party in Alaska whom I seek to pun-J
!ish, but I intend to insist as my
(right as national committeeman, se
lected under the direct primary law,
jupon the appointment of men who
'have the support of their divisions!
ior communities, and who will give!
the fullest unit of public service. I
' believe the voters selected me for
!this reason, and it is an obligation
'which I will carry out."
Two of the men selected as com
,mitteemen—George 0. Iirzelet and
(John R. Beegle—arc men named by
(Will H. Hays, chairman of tne Re
ipubiican national committee, in na
tional organization work. George C.
IHazelet was named on the Repub
lican national platform committee,
(and Mr. Beegle as chairman of the
j finance ecmmittee of the Republi
can national committee for Alaska.
i
Judge Lomen of Nome was endorsed
! by many leading Republicans of
'■Nome, and Thomas Marquam has
(been a leader in the Republican par
ity in the Interior.
; Rumors have reached Seattle, says
, the Dispatch, that an attempt has;
'been made at Juneau to embarrass
(the work of the new national com
Jmitteeman. Mr. McBride refused
I to discuss this situation. He said, |
(however, that his statement regard-j
:ing patronage would stand, and that
his office would expect co-operation.
Committeeman McBride believes
the record of Senator Harding on
(Alaska matters will bring to the
'national ticket thousands of voters
jin the Northwest vitally affected
'by prosperity in Alaska.
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F'esH Supply of Drugs at Thomp
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i_
Venana. Where Balls and Rivers Meet
ARCTIC BATH HOUSE
| stands alone in par-excellence of
| service and sanitary convenience.
Turkish, Steam, Shower
or Plain Baths, at
MODERATE RATES.
Rooms for Dressing and Resting
in Connection. Also Rooms for
Rent, Transient or Permanent.
Mr. and Mrs. Heimburger
Proprietors.
Rust House
CI'.EAN AND
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ROOMS BY THE DAY,
WEEK OR MONTH
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Tobacco Prices!
AT ’
W. A. Coghiil’s
Velvet .6 tins SI
Edgeworth,
Ready Rubbed, 5 tins SI i
Prince Albert.5 tins SI
Tuxedo .5 tins $1
English Curve
Cut . 5 tins SI
Twin Oaks .5 tins $1
Dill’s Best.5 tins $1
Lucky Strike 5 tins SI
Peerless .2 tins 25c
PLUG TOBACCO
Climax, plug.50c
Piper Heidsieck.50c
Star .SI |
Spear Head.75c
Master Work
man .2 for SI.25 I
Westover .2 for SI.25 j
Bootjack .50c
CIGARETTES
Imperials, 3 Pkgs. for 25c
London Life,
Egyptienne Straights,
Turkish Trophies,
Murads, Milo 3 for 50c ;
Bull Durham .3 for 50c j
Hoffman House 25c pkg.
Steel King Stogies, 50
in box.SI.50 ;
!
The regular weekly meeting of :
the N'enana Commercial club will :
be held this evening at the quarters j
of the organization in the Union j
building. The meeting will com-;
mence at eight o’clock.
All members of the club are
urged to be on hand.
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THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
May have what you a"e looking for.
SECOND-HAND GOODS BOUGHT
AND SOLD.
NORTH OF NENANA HOUSE.
FREE LECTURE.
The Christian Science society of
Xenana announces a free public lec
ture on Christian Science by William
W. Porter, a member of the Chris
tian Science Board of Lectureship.
The lecture will be given under the
auspices of the Fairbanks Christian
Science society.
It will be remembered that the
first lecture of the kind in Xenana
was given last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter are pass
engers on the steamer Alaska.
The place and date of the lecture
will be announced tomorrow.
Kodak Supplies—fresh stock—just
.unpacked at Thompson’s Drug Store.
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FIRE TRUCK DAMAGED;
UNDERGOING REPAIRS
The new Ford fire truck which
arrived in Fairbanks on the steamer
:
Yukon was found to be considerably
damaged when removed from the |
crate, the condition of the machine
; indicating that it had been dropped
| from a sling during one of the nu
; merous transfers enroute to Interior
.Alaska.
j The Fairbanks council seriously
| considered refusing to accept the
i truck at first, but later decided to
turn it over to a local repair shop,
and it is expected that it will be
ready for use within a few days, as
I none of the breaks is of a serious
character.
EFFICIENCY
applies to the man who has his fall
and winter wear Put in shape dur
ing the summer. Bring them to
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Phone Third and A Sts.
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IF HE IS IN TOWN. SOONER OR LATER THEY ALL DROP
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