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SCHOOL NOTES
Th's week, beginning February1
20, Is National Song Week through
out the Vnited Stales.
The week has been observed for
the last Ave yeavs In the public
school, the pupils assembling once
each day during this week and sing
ing familiar songs.
It will ho observed again this year,
and In order that all many have a
part In Its observance, the public Is
Invited to assemble In the gymnas
ium of the school on Wednesday.
February £2. at 10 a. m.. and join
the school In celebrating Song Week.
Mr. W. C. Blanchard will direct the
singing.
Following the singing a pageant,
in which about sixty children take
part, will be given
To those who kept the "Health
Chart" last year, this pageant will
have a special interest, as it pictures I
a boy who sees no value in keeping :
a record He goes lo sleep and I
dreams that the Goddess of Health
and her hand visit him. and advise
him of the dangers of life if he
makes the journey without their
help. He • refuses their aid and
starts out alone. He enters the Val
ley of Illness. Here he is assailed
by the germs of varions sicknesses
and is finally overcome. Then he
sees other children assailed by the
same germs but they, having ob
served the health rules, are unable
to be harmed, for the Goddess of
Health and her helpers come to the
rescue.
He is then tried before a jury
with "The World" as judge and |
found guilty of breaking the Laws
of Health. He is condemned to a I
life time of suffering as a direct re
sult of his own negligence.
He awakens from his dream, re
ir ember* its lessons, changes his
mind, and asks his mother's assist
ance in keeping his health chart. I
The exercises will not last more
than an hour and a cordial invita
tion to all is extended by the facul
t\ .■ t.<! sttid' i ts of tl.e Public School.
The »i iiool will enjo> a holiday af
ter Hie exercises.
it
1111U.K THOl'GHT
FOR toi>av
A LI. IS WELL:—Lei not your
heart lie troubled ye believe in v.!od
b.-i.eve also ill me. In my Father'*
house are many mansions if it were
not so. 1 would have told you. 1 co
to l>repare a plain fur you.—John
14.1, 2.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskai.
- §
J\H the idle hours
with 'pleasure! \
Time never li:«ns» heavy on vonr hands when you have a j
V1CTR0LA
in the house
By our liberal
installment Plan
\\>j can now have any Instrument we have In stock put
in your hon-.e at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Kemeniber, all we ask Is a small
payment down and the bal
ance to suit your i
convenience
IiELLFR BROTHERS,
IlltEER FIRE DEPAftMENT (EE
READY FOR ANNUAL BENEFIT GALL
Organization Now Almost A Quarter
Century Old, Will Again Observe
Anniversary Of Washington's Birth
When Skagway was a booming
town, and the sole thought seemed
to center around t??e mad rush for
pold. some of the utable merchants
and residents, realising the fire men
ace, orRanlned the Skagwav Volun
teer Fire Department, and although
almost twenty-five years have pass
ed into the discaii, th« organisa
tion formed in tl s early days to
fight for the protertlon of life and
property against a i»oss.ble risit of
the fire fiend, has met regularly
each month, retain'ng its personnel,
electing officers annually, choos.ng
a chief, and appointing assistant
chiefs and foremen of the various
fire companies.
Once each year the organisation
has given a benefit hall, to which
the public has gone.ously respond-. .;
in recognition of the work of the
It Is only when the danger Is opon
as that the real ne*-d of such an or-!
ganizatlon is felt It In at those
times that we feel that there in an j
organization of strong tnen. men
with courage aid coolnees who
know where the nearest fire hy-l
drant is and tl-e quickest way to
connect up a hose with Intelligence I
and then we know that the flames
hare I'ttle chance to do damage
Word has been received from
Haines and Fort Seward that a good
crowd will be or f'v>m those plaros
The Peterson will bring them up
and wait for then, and take them
hack after the ball
The boys hare \>een decoration*
Klks' hall and every other little
thing has been doje and so when
nine o'clock comes tomorrow n:ght
Chief Sime will lead off in the grand
Sk\(.\\ \VS FIRST H.N>K wn K\ni»KR TRU K
This p eco of fire-fighting *rP*rt of Fkagrw*y> equip
moni of almost a quarter of a oeurnry ago. while still In per
fect condition. *nd read* for in>tant uso ha* bwn supplanted
department, and t..is year, as has
been the long estaMished custom.
Washington's birthday has been
chosen for the date.
It is not so much what the hoys
have done, as it is what they si:. • d
ready and willing tj do that should
be encouraged, and it is the duty of
e.erv person, be h*. the owner of a
business property, home or ren-er
that he lend his support and en
couragement to the cause by ps;ron
izine the dance ai d showing that
i,„ is sn»k .if th* ore.Hnizai;on. for
march.
Everyone Rhould and no doubt
will be < here. The tickets went off
like the proverbial hot cakes a*
even one likes to do what they can
to help and encourage the boys who
look after onr pmperty and who
h»»e so many limes saved Skagway
from a big fire
Come out and sJiow your appre
ciation and at the same lime have
a royal goed time.
Remember, the grand march
starts at nine o'clock.
WRAMCKUi SCHOOL XOTBS
The high school girls have a well
organised basketball team. now. and
practice regularly at the rink even
Monday night with a team of tow;
pirls. The high school team con-1
sists of Ruth Tucker, center. Helei
Fletcher and Mjrtle Jaynes. for '
wards, and Katherine Loft us anc
Flora W'yatt. guards. Myrtle Jayiifs
is their captani. The town team
ronsists of Irene Coulter, ceniei
Helen Hofstad and Miss Car>. for
wards. and Kdna Sinclair and Cath
erine Harvey, guards
The preliminary declamatory con
test will he held at the high school
next Thursday and Friday, Febru
ary ISth and 17th. In this contest
pvery high school student will de
liver a declamation, making fS
>
number, the two days from I SO
p. m. to the close of school, win be
given up to this program, half the
school on Thursday and the other
half on Friday From these sp"ak
ors. eight will be selected to again
contest for first place. This second
contest will be lield at Redman's
hall in about two weeks. There.'
one speaker will be chosen to repre
sent our high schcol at the spring
meet in Juneau The public is in
vited to attend this preliminary
contest at the school as well as th?
later contest at the hall.
Henry Ronning.
A series of tests sent out by the
territorial department hare been
given to the students with the fol
lowing results In '.he silent reading
lest the students >ere scored both
on rate of speed and comprehension
of the reading mattjr. In the third
grade Gerald McGlinn scored first
Jean Grant second, and George
Northrop third on both rate ar.d
comprehension. Fourth grade, Mar
garet Otteson scored first and Albert
Binkley second on rate while on
comprehension it was just reversed.
Albert scoring first and Margaret
second. In Fflth grade Marjorie
Johnson was first in both rate and
comprehension. Chad Wvatt second,
and Goldie Ludeman th.rd on rate,
while Chad and Gc.die tied for sec
ond place on comprehesion. In Sivth
grade, Gladys Tama?®e was firs; and
C'fii Matheson secind both on rate
ard comprehension In Seventh
p-.dc Dorothy Johsson *a» fir*: in
b. ; h rate and con prehension. Har
oid Otteson second .>n rate and Ed
n.. B:d»ell second on cotnprehen
f: r. In eighth grade. John Grant
He 'red fir-si and Frances Tamaree
so>>Td in both rate and coo.prehen
On the current I ."story test p'vec
t< the hiph school Elton Enicstrom
scored first. Ponald Sinclair second.
Robert Edmonson ihird. while John
Ci ulter. Henry Ronning and Lester
Citnpen tied for fojrth place
Eupene Wheeler.
—W ran pell Sentinel
I . S. OFFICER HI RT
IN AITOMOM1.E HTITIKVT
Seattle. Feb Si.—Major A. H
Cleary of Fort Lawton was danper
otisly injured in a^ automobile ac
cident this morning
M!CK!E SHYS
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( FOUK«> AlUT SOJJIvj"
M1V.EO OP' WOLKS
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BUUF1GHTIN6 FAILS
TO PLEASE PUGILIST
Not Sport- Says Charlie White,
Chicago Boxer.
Nat'aoal Paatlo»a, •« Rlapad
by Mc«<ciPt at Juarar. Juat *irwi
Rle Grand*, Haa 8 rV»«i«g
Effect nn Fijhlar
Spaln'a national apnrt. hnllflrt<ttn«.
racolraa tip hooat from Charlla W>ita
Mfhtiatflt boxer. who atlll Inn ata
that he ta on Renn» l*onart"'a "rati !
White recantl* fou*ht In R
Te* While there the Oirnf" hot«-r '
w«a taken arroaa th.' Rio <5ran<le Into
Jnarea. MptIpo, ahere h» n*w the
ancient paatlroe of Spain a'njeil In the
rtllapMated t»o'l rlnc h» Me\1<"*n« who
aarura to equal the Spanish 'n the al
of aklllfully tanta'lrlnt the Mill and
then of pnttlnjt h'tn to bla iV>th
"Of all the ajvort* 1 hare ere- *t>e*i
that I* the m«at hrttlL" aMH Wh'te •
"There la not an alatnamt of *T*»rt In ||_
The poor boll liar no ptvan-'a In tlia
a-orl'l with IS or mora man •nrronixl
Inc him and at!rktn( hint «tth plr*
dorea AH Winch my trainer. and I
Charlie Wh.H
«a« * matador «nnwW and <~+rTied
out of the *1ng ar»<1 we at*o x»« hnr»et
bndh torn hr the mad rn»b»a nf tbe
bull To u* The nwl *l<-k<nlnf
Y«t the Mri cant e: tjniae-; eere.1
and threw their beta into the rii.j when
the matador auooeeded In brliur!t.(
down the hull.
"R"Xfn|r 1* mild fomrw^l te the'
brutal f.imi of ijH.rt T« there a-a
roan? who are «tr'v!n< to have our
fame prohibited I certainly would
niuch rather he a boxer than a mat*
d«r. Hla work I* art. I preauma. hut
I prefer mine "
W \\T M'>1 VT\IN «^>*T
The Boone & Crocket club of New
York offers S1S< a head for ;
mountain pout, to be landed in
Soutl.esstem AlafXa on tidewater
south of Cape Spenrer. With a vie* ,
of turnlne them loose on Admiral!y 1
island E P Walker, of the fnlted
Spates biological Faff « eTtp.wer
ed to make all neoeaaary arrange- j
mentf —Capital.
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