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Pilate tried to wash his hands
of the blood of Christ.
He was a quitter.
You can't have clean hands
unless you take your share
of the
VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
This Advertisement Contributed Through The Patriotic
Co-operation of
The Golden North Hotel
Two Men Rescued
At Sea
Two men, J. Poolittle and A. Lynd
se^*, connected with the James out*
ll' i!i Prince of Wales I'ayse."?.
werr. rescue^ at sea four days
by cact. Harry Schwartzer of th*
San Juan's gas boat Helen. Doolit
tle and Lvndsey were out in a largt
life hi>at, ©quipped with a 10 horsj
power engine, when, the propelling
.force stopped ami" refused to work
The- men dropped their anchor, went
to s'eep, ami when morning- came
found themselves out to pea. The
two men got in a small skiff tend
er 3!'d started for somewhere. Cayt.
Sehwartzer, on his way to Seward,
from the logging camp at Day Har
bor si^httni' the two men off Cape El
lingion and went to the rescue, tak
ing tbem back to their camp. The
gas boat Snowstorm is now out
searching for th<) missing boat.
Capt. Schwartzes arrived in port
last nifc'ht with several men from
Sau Juan's logging camp and will
probably go out within a few days.
-—Scword Gateway.
will take your share
of the
Vi&ory Liberty Loan
because deep down
in your heart
you know it is
the right thing to do.
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C. W. ASK & SONS
The Week In Society!
MARCH
Blossom on Use plum,
Wild wind and merry:'
Leaves upon the clierr}'»
And1 on© swallow come.
Red windy dawn,
Swift rain andl eunny:
Wild bees soaking hon«y,
Crocua on. the lawn,
Blossom on th© plum.
Grass begins to grow,
Dondelioiis come;
Snowdropa hast^ to go,
After la®t month's snow;
Rough winds beat and blow,
Blossom on the plum.
—Norah Hopper,
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V. I. Hahn, superintendent of the
W. P. and Y. R, madia a visit to
V itehorso Friday.
0—0—0
Miss B. Damer, of Glacier,
a guest of Jlrs. W. C. Wright this
week, returning homo on Friday.
Mr. A. J. Baker wag a dinner
guest of Judge and Mm J. J. F.
Ward audi Mrs. Mclvettrick on Wed
nesday.
0—0—0
William Lehman, of White Pass,
arrived in town, the latter part °I
the week for a visit with hip. wife
an'' son.
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Mr. Dudley Allen la in town for
a short visit with Mra Allen, who
is the guest of her father, Mr. Jon
athou McBrien.
A A A—
Mrs. W. "W, Dickinson, wife of
the W. P. agent at hWitehorse, was
aa arrival in Skagway Friday and
will be a Pullen House guest un
til the next train.
o—0—0
Miss Helen Ambrose of Seattle,
arrived on the Princtss and will
'ill the position of matron at the
Whi'e Pass hospital left vacant by
the resignation of Mrs. E. H. Owen.
o—o—»
Mrs. James H. Smith, of Fort
William H. Seward came up from
tlip. Post on a gas boat, the Grey
houni, Friday, for a weekend visit
with her parents, Sir. and Mrs. W.
J. Mulvihill.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Keller
and Mrs. Lelia E. Crow have
move^ into the Bunting cottage on
the icrner of Eighth avenue and
S'a'e Street an# are at home to
the.'r fiiends.
0—0—0
J. H. Rogers, who succeeds F. B.
Wurzbacher as general agent of
the W. P. and Y. R. with headquar
ters in Skagway, arrived on the
Princess Man- and at a later date
briiv; his family to live here.
Mr., and Mrs. W. D. McBrlde
passed thru Skagway thig week on
their way home to Whitehorse. Mr.
McBride is tim® keeper f°r the B.
Y. N. Mrs. McBride was Miss E.
M. Teskey, a former teacher in
Whitehorse.
0—•—0
James L. Stewart returned on the
Princes? Mary from a visit to Van
couver, B. C-, where he went pome
time aa-o to accompany thQ remains
of his sister, Miss Mary E. Stewart
Mr. Stewart is for thQ present at
the Portland hotel.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mts. Henry Maluin and
their young daughter, Rene©, of
Par:« France, arrive# on the Prln
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Do not fail to test the fascinating fra
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Sold everywhere at 25 cents each.
ces" Mary, and after a regt at the
Pullen H ouse, they went ou to
tlie Atlin, country where Mr Maiuin
lias extensive mining interest®.
0—0—0
Cleoa Ask, when last heard from,
was in Seattle enjoying a furlough
visit with the family of hip. brother,
Karl Ask. Manjr of thig returning
men are waiting in Seattle for trans
portatiou to Fort William H- Seward
where they will be mustered put,
o—o—o
Mrs. Emma La Load a will come
to Skngway ou th^ City of Seat
tle ui.d visit with her daughter,
Mip. William Bunting, until the
close of 4tho public pchool, when
th« «wo iadueg will leave for Van
couver, Washington, where Mra
Bunting will reside with her p*ar*
entp li the future. ^ . I
.—0—0—0 i
Mrs. William Bunting is now oc
cupying tho south apartment in
the Ziakaa Teri^ce; Mrg Bowman
the center apartment and MJ»s. Stone
and Miss Montgomery the north ap
oartment, Th0 Terrace i3 con
veniently fitted up for housekeeo*
ing and makes a very comfortable
home for the corps of eachetrg.
o—o—o
Mrs. E. T., MoBrien, accompaulcd
by her little, grand daughter Rena,
hop McBri-en, will arrive on the Ci
ty of Seattle. Mrs. E. T. Mc
Brien ha$ been absent from home
tvr several Weeke, having gone to
5catt)-> to meet Jber pon, Waltey fcjc*
Brien, who fcj horn© from foreign
service and will be mustered out an
soon as possible.
1)—n—n
W. H. Stowers has moved his! fom
I ily from the Qutfeld cottage on
I Third avenue to the cottage recent
ly vpcated by the family of Deputy
Marshal J a mo a Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. ^towers made the change in
order to liavg a vegetable gardien
! and to have rooti for a chicken
j hatchery. Mr, Miller moved to
near the jail in case of an emergen
At is
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! On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
! It. G. Henry entertained at dinner
for Mr. and Mr?. William Shearer
' and their niece, Miss Sadie Moores.
I Later in the evening the din®r3 were
joine*' by Mr. and Mrs. James Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Boyker
and Miss Helen Ambroge, and a de
lightful evening with cards followed,
Da'nty refreshments wer$ served
Sirs. Henry was assisted bj; her
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Owen,
o—0—0
Mrs. E. H. Owen, former matron
of tho W. P. and Y.. R. hospital,
w ill leave on Tuesday next for
Whitehorse for a visit with her
husband, Mr. E. H. Owen, who is
engineer on one o[ the river boats
with headquarters ins$Whitehorse
Mrs. Owen will be absent for a mon€
or six weeika when she will return
and again be a member of her fa
ther's hpmo. Mrs. Owen will be
accompanied by her little son Dick.
0—0—0
Tho Woman's Church Auxiliary
met »t the home of Mr, and Mrs.
L. A. Harrison on Friday- with Mrs.
Harriet Jacobs and Mrs. Sarah
Shorthill as hostesses. After a
business session a social chat was
indulged1 in and all enjoyed ft pleas
ant time. Bountiful refreshments
Tins Hour of Vtoty
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Jr , ) t JL t gj\, , ,ViS' -
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Co-operation of
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UlUKtfl JNUlti
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday service* will b$ held at
7:30 p. m. In the Church Edifice of
Christian Science Society of Skag
way, corner Main St., and Fourth
Ave.
Christian Science Subject:—Ever*
lastine Punishment.
The public ia cordially invited.
Sunday School at 12:30 p. m.
Wednesday evening service
o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ReyE. L. Wlnterberger, B. D.
Pastor
Why do men pray? Is prayer of
any value? Does God answer pray
er?
The morning topic is: The Christ
ian at prayer.
The evening topic is: the Re
pulsions of Sin. Men aajr they are
willing to tak© their punishment
Are they? Is punishment intend
ed to reform? If the ex-kaiser
were hung, drawn, and quartered
would It help the world in any way?
Please to note the change in
change in the hou,r for the evening
service. It now begins at 8:00.
The prayer meeting on, Wednes
day evening will also begin at 8
o'clock.
Announcement of the dinner the J J
boyg are to give the girls will be
made at the Sunday School Ses
sion. I
ll
ST, MARK'S CATHOLIC) CHURCH)1
Sunday Morning; Mass at ten
thirty o'clock, 1
Sunday School: Immediately after ,
Masa.
Rosary Sermon and Benediction
and May Dervotiong at seven thir
ty in th0 evening.
Father Edgar Gallant,
Pastor.
were served. The Invited guests 1
were Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall and ,
W •. James H. Smith ol Fort Wil
liam H. Seward, Mrs. Frank 1). Web
ster and- Mrs. Charles Curtis.
o—y—u
lire. Clydo Rogers and her lit
jtle son, Jimmy, returned on the
' Princess Mary flrom a visit with
friauds in Boise, Idaho. On her
I way heme, Mrs. Rogers visited in
| Seattle with family of Mr. J. H.
Rogers and in Anyox, B, C., with
I her 'ii'othor-Jn-law anil Bister, Mr.
and Mrs. 12. J. Waterman, Mr.
Waterman, who was at one time
connected with the Skagway Dajiy
Alaskan, mechanical department, is
now in Anyox, and he and hl^ fam
ily aie reported as being well aad
prospering.
0—0—0
Honoring her daughter, Mrs. E.
H. Owen, Mrg. R, G. Henry, enter
tained at an informal tea on Thurs
day afternoon. The guegta brought
their work; and had a very pleas
ant visit with the hostesg and the
hon^r guest.. A very deiicioug tea
was served. Those present were:
Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrg Eric Tel
ler Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall, Mrs.
W.. C. Blanchard, Mrs. F. J. Web
er, Mrs. W. J. Mulvihill, Mrs, E.
ij. 3h^w, Mrp. Martin Conway, Mrs.
! W. G. Gabie. Mts. Lymen Reynold
| son Miflfl Helen Ambrose and Mils.
' William Shearer.
in i ii y
Mnnx Skogway People hare done i
When the idneyft ar$ wcafck the
Ive unmistakable warnings thj
titf.'d not be ignored. By exam
ling tho urine and treating the kl«
eya upon the first kign of ddsoi
er, many days of suffering ma
e saved. Weak kidntyg usuall
xpo' a dark, ill smelling urin
fine, full of "brlckdust" gedimen
nd painful in passage. Sluggis
".d-nej-g often cause a dull pain i.
tie small of the back, headache?
izisy spells, tired, languid feeling
r.d frequent rheumatic twinges..
Doan's Kidney Pills are for tb<
idneys only; they help weak kid
-ys to rid' the Mood of uric poison
'here is no better rceommended re
ied;y.
Rvad the statement that follows:
T, H. Berry, 194 Fargo St.
'ortland Ore., sajs: "I hM beet
a unsuaiiy healthy man and hadn'
ten siak a day in niy life unti
wa.> taken with typhoid, fever,
titer the fever left me, my kidne)
iv.aj.ij awfully weak aM the se
rett< ns passed irregularly and con
aioei sediment. Every quick
J.ve sent quick sharp, cutting
alns through me and I was lam«
n.l stiff all over. I read about
>oan's Kidney PiH& and started
o us* them. They soon put my
Jdueys in good- order and I felt
k» » different man."
Price 60 c, at *11 dealers. Don't
imply ask for a kidney remedy—
et Doan's Kidney Pills— tho same
h3t Mr. Berry had. Foster-Mil
urn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The liberal terms on Victory
Jonda make It possible for even"
me to subscribe. _________
Arctic Brotherhood. —■
Camp Skagway No. 1*
meet« every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlslt
af bratlea cordially weleome.
j. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
fames L. Stewart, Arctic Rccoitler.
F. & A. M.
White Pflse Lodge F. &.
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
and 4th Sajturda* evenings
of each month. VIsittoj
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERU, W. 41.
r. J. STANDISH, Secretary.
B. P. a ELKS
BJtaffw*; Lodg*
No. 481, B. r. O.
E. meet* arery
TJlurxla/ at 8:80
p. m, VlBitlni
brother! cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
r. J. VAiJDEWAIA., secretary.
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
meet Id A- B. Hall first Monday In
<jvery mont at 8:80 p- m.
Visiting Brothers coitliaUy »el*
o.tn**. „
CHAS. BROCKMILLER, Pre#
J, C. PHELPS, S«cy.
Fraternal Ordet
Eagles—
fikagway Aerto,
\<X 35, Frater
nal Order - of
£«dee meet the first and third
VV't-docsday olght of each month »t
their ball on Fifth Avenue. Viiits.
lo« brothers cordiftUi tnrlUxl to
Atteud .., : J
M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. M. Qrleabftcb, Secretary.
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DR. L. B. KELLER
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