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MR. JOHN I. AXDERSOX
Xew York
,'hite Pass Trail Alaslia, July 17, 1
HI N" TON HENRY CIVEN
OXK VEAR SENTENCE
Fairbanks - In the commission
er's court recently was heard the
case of U. Hinton Henry on the
charge of criminal libel.
The evidence introduced wag the
letter written b> the defendant to
Attorney Oeix ral t;rtsory in which
was stated the words which eonsti*
tuted the offense:' 'Mr. Roth asso
ciates are all Dro-German, among
them Chief of Police Wiseman, a
brother of the German who was
'lied a few months ago in Kansas
by a mob for pro-German utteranc
es". The defendant admitted writ
ing the l«tter, but stated that it
was for the purpose of filing in
formation.
The government introduced as
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White & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 41
D*ilr Except Sunday
„>o 1 X. Koutui
I 1st Oa*s
HO X, B. OUUJIU
1st Class
0:30 a. m. I.ea\*>s
12:05 p m. "
12:45 p. m. "
1:40 p. in. "
8:20 p. m. "
5:50 p. iiu VrrHUs
SKAGWAY
WH1TK PASS
LOO CABIN
BEXXETT
CAKCR06S
NVHIXEHORSE
Arrives
Le*7e«
n
4:50 p. m. ;
3:20 p. m.
2:30 p. m.
1:50 p. in. j
11:48 a. m.
0:00 a. m. j.
I'Qssengers must be at depot In time to have Baggage in
spected and checked. Ius[>ectloo la stopped SO Minutes before
leaving time of trains.
130 pounds of baggage will bs checked free with e*ch foil
fare ticket and 75 pounds with each half far# ticket.
witnesses, J. H. 'liller, N. R. King,
and F. C. Wiseman. The witnses of
fered by the defense were Dan Cal
lahan and the defendant.
After about an hour of testi
mony and arguing the case was giv
en to the jury, which after de
liberating for about half an hour,
returned a verdict of guilty. Sen
tence was pronounced almost im
mediately. Before Dronounctng sen
tence the court read the statutes
providing punishment, -which is not
less than three months nor more
than one year or not less than
$100 nor more than $500. The
court then stated thPt the de
fendant was lucky that the statute
did not have the words "Or both"
Inserted, as he would get the limit.
Th« sentence of the court was one
year in the federal jail and the
costs of the case. Henry will
serve It out.
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money If it falls to cure. E.
GROVE'S signature is or eacli box.
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It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $1.00 Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
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HUGS ASKS
FOR EXHIBITS OF
PRODUCTS.'
Anchorage, uJly 17. — For the
agricultural and industrial fair to
> e held in Anchorage this fall, ex
hibits will be solicited from all
parts of Alaska. It is the inten
tion of the incorporated association,
having the enterprise in charge, to
obtain exhibits of agriculture, dairy
| ing, livestock, niininj;, fishing, manu
| facturing and other resources and
industries of the Northland, so the
'fair may bp representative of the
! entire Territory, Letters embody
ing the requests for exhibits soon
will be mailed to all commercial
clubs in Alaska.
At a recent meeting of the di
rectors of the fair association, Chas.
E. Herron, an Anhorcage newspaper
publisher, was elected president
and E. T. indner, acting head of
the Laud and Industrial Depart
ment of the Alaska _ Engineering
Commission, was chosen secretary.
The directors in the near future will
I determine the dates for the fair.
Alio mat xaix
Anchorage was held last September.
Its exhibits consisted almost en
tirely of vegetables, minerals and
furs from the immediate neighbor
hood o' Anchorage. The fair proved
eminently successful, and its suc
cess orompted Anchorage business
men and other residents to incor
porate a non-profitabi© association
for the purpose of holding exposi
tions annually.
The association has obtained
from the Land and Industrial De
partment an option on a site for
fair grounds, of about fifty acres,
in the south addition to the town
of Anchorage.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS SEND
FOUR WOMEN TO FRANCE
Four women are in the group of
10 workers recently scat to France
by Christian Scientists, according to
a statement from headquarters by
the Christian Science relief and
cam© welfare committee. The pur*
pose o* the group is to extend w»jr
relief already started by Christian
Scientists in France.
U. S. Food Administration.
Br'er Tater ain't skeerin' up a
ghon' wen he say we alls mue' eat
less wheat en less meat en save all
de fat en sugar we kin. We has jlst
got ter feed dat big army er flghtin'
gojer boys, en we kin do hit by eatin'
right smart mo' taters en garden sasa
en eatin' mo' fish en game 'stid er
pork and beef. Ef we al!s don't
gin ter feed dem sojers risrht now
we'll be feedin' somebody 'fo' long
en it won't be us.
STEAMSHIP SCHEDULE
Tlie schedule of steamskip ar
rivals from the Bouth during the
month of July, according to the varL
ous steamship company's schedule
as published elsewhere in this pa
per, is as follows:
ARRIVE* LEAVE
17 Princess Alice 18
19 Prince Rupert 20
20 Northwestern (West) 20
21 Spokane 21
23 Seattle 23
24 Princess Sophia 25
26 Prince George 27
27 Jefferson 27
181 Princess Alice Aug. 1
HUNS DISCOVER NEW
FORM OF ATROCITY
London,—The little Belgian news
paper, Ame Betgie, which continues
to be issued in spite of all the
efforts of th-o German atrocities to
| suppress It, gives as account of
i some recent atrocities at Charleroi.
[ Nineteen persons, Including women,
I a merchant, a priest and railway of
| ficials, were tried for spying b on
the movement of the German troops.
Six of them were condemned to
death, but their relatives were not
told the namea of the victims and
passed dayg of agonizing suspense,
j Wives and children of men who
were under arrest itood all night
at the prison gates, their feelings al
! ternating between hope and des
pair. Not until the bodies of the
victims were brought out after the
executions was it possible to dis
cover who were killed Md yho had
been spared.
Skagway Lodge No. 431, B. P. O. j
Elks haa ten of its members now I
In the service of their country, and
it Is thought that there are several j
more who have entered the service,
advice of which has not been of
ficially received here. _ (j
Report to date snow the follow- (
ing members in the military, service!
of the United States: 'J
Rufus Bailey, Color Sergeant,"
Regular Army Jin France). j
A. C. Bonebra'ke, National Army. |
Wm, Brooke, Colonel, National >
Army. 5j
L. H. Cogswell, First Lieutenant,^
Engineers.
Clarkson Galleher, Captain, Q.l
M. Department.
John Griffith, Captain, Machine'
Gun Battalion.
H. W. Kirby, First Lieutenant.
Signal Corps.
G. D. Magee, iCoaBt Artillery.
W. IC S^hwenchten, Q. M. Ser
geant, Regular Army,
| J. T. Westermann, Captain Na
tional Army.
Mother never made better 1
cream than thai which to served
bjr Keller Bros, at their sanitary
soda lountain. Have you tried It?
Ice
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n
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Yoj are Invited' to visit Keller
Bros Ice cream kitchen at any tlme.^
It la always In a strictly sanitary j
and orderly condition. Those who ^
*a.'< the best ice cram know that «
K B '8 have it.
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The Cidk Must be Removed, Sane
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Kill the germ that causes dandruff,
falling hair and baldness, you will have
no more dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Newbro'a Herptclaej
not only contains the dandruff germ
destroyer, but It is also a most delight
ful hair dressing for regular toilet uss.
No other hair preparation Is on thisl
scientific basis of destoylng tie dandruff!
germs. It stops all irritation, keeps th»j
scalp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
member that something claimed to be
"just as good," will not do the work oil
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
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tie to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. M!ch.J
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The Superior Couit far San Fraaciico Ku «a»ud thia Corpajatiaa earsinian to changa hi aaaa to
The San Francisco Savings and Loan Soclotr. aad tke Sup-usaedaat of Beaka as*
Secretary of State hive iwued the neceasary caisfccalaa awthonajag (kit to ba Ham*. A» •*•«» aa f* j9_J
elective, the change will be immediately made, of which cur dipastow. ttockksldan aad the public gaaerally will be duly •*"**"
One-Hundred and First Half Yearly Report of
The,German Savings!and Loan Society
(An Americas Corporation chartarad kf Iks Stata of Call/ermia is "®l)
SAVINGS t COMIIlKuAL
526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
JUNE 30th, 1918 v
ASSETS- . * . +.
United Statea, Stata, Muaicipal sod Other las da (tatoi value
I ' $14,1(5,121.00) itaadiag aa baeia at . , . J13.627,748.46
Loasa on Real Eatate, iccand by Wit a«HH« . • 37,472,264.73
Loana on Banda and Stacka , j ^ 763,346.33
Bank Buildinga and Lota, ataia and kraach e®ce« (value " '
$600,000.00), tfaadiag »a keek* at .... . \>f\ 100 j
Other Real Eatate (value $190,009.00), itaadiog ea book* at 1-00
Employee*' Penaioa Fund (valua $194,997.17) »Uadiag oa beak* at 1-00
. CASH is Vaulta and with Federal Ree*rre Bash . . 7,534,262.61 ]
' '■ ,| ' Total . . aaaka *A- • • $59,397,925^0 ? I
! LIABILITIES- \J * KA 8 y A %I J |i i. (
Due Depeaitora . i * ; f *55,775.507M £1 » j,
Capital Stack actually paid ia . . I* . I I a <f 1,000,000.00 ? i |'
Reaerve and Contingent Fund* . . . . f~. 2,296,030-34 r , J
To Federal Reaerre Bank oa atcauai Subacrigtioa to Third Litoy Loan 336,097.00 ■ * •
1 Total . . . ,i. . .1 $19,397,925.20 ^ [
JOHN A. BUCK, President 4 |) j f * GEO. TOURNY, Muuger
Subscribed and iwarn to before tae tlui 29lh day of Juae, 1918. iff I Fat the rat aaatha ttdiag Jose 30th, 1918 a dividasd d ■
[SEAL1 CHAS. F. DUISENBERG, Notary Public, y T 4 * ?et aaaua wat declared. 11
The Superior Court for San Fraaciico kaa , rfaalad . tkia Carpeutiea pansiwoa to chaage is aaae to I
The San Francisco Savings and Loan f«clttr, aad tka Superintendent of Baaka aad J
Secretary of State have iuued the nacewry cattaicata* a llliaaiig iki* to Is desa. Aa aees at th**e proceeding* an lapl* f
elective, the change will be immediately made, of which our j dapniurt, awjUka aad the public geacrally will be duly advMS. ' I