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Sh XGWAY ALASKA j
XV- U. STOVT
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Practice ln all courts
la Territory of -Alisfca
H VINES — — -- — ALASKA
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duitt-A dairy 1* Alaska^
tally ailpmeais oi puii
mill «ad cr&im to all iK*ai
» Whttw Pass * Yukos
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8hsama!lc Pesas
Quickly Eased By Panexratii'g
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V7- -e r-lr.?\se Wool for Salvation Arny
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m ;tr iv ■ I'. »ii i W son, to l>e in::ili? .• io vloihiv to aid the army's
tlrii*» for fiintls In Now Vork.
RAP/1, PAMD13E
FOO LAZY'MEN
Women Do A'i Work, Even to
Feeding the Indolent Mate
of the Species.
mot »»nr»tvrn PV* PiPTUn
iiif I i.inini^u Li U-ulfiLu
Natives Went N-k»d U'iti! Scandal
lied V/h'ti M;ss:c\"y Having
Frcn TaMti C'thcred Oid
G'r.njnt.i f3r Tl-.cm. '
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>f i!,.. lirtiiMiM titsil mtitt'-i' live. In
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Vi'l n mi :i! !: i- .-.'mo* i!u> wonmn of
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n- -ith of lift' 1 jimt maF'cr. They
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The hme>
To Save Your Halt*
The Thing ■
To Save It WJtft
(icujbro'5 Herpicide
Buy A Tyfzl . /
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Sold Everywhere ^
Applications (\"f Barber Shops
raen rnus.
Not Worried by Clothes.
T!n> jienple of llapa wear no clothes
—of did in>i until 11 scandalized white
missionary from Tahiti Insisted on
L":ill:er!tia some ohl garments from his
more favored parishioners In Tapeete
and hurried them to Kapn.
Itupa. known nl«o as Oi>aro, is-one of
!,.• r.iKi is .luted and most Interesting
islands in the South Pacific. It lies
south of Tahiti, far out In the tropics.
Iwlcded In lite 1'rench settlements In
• . ..ait .. end inhabited by Polynesians
• if the same type as the Tuhltians.
It !s one of the few spots most light
v ti" lied by the linger of civilization
Seldom does a schooner touch here—
In a grpnr while n French gunboat
from Papeete will voyage Into the
Dangerous archipelago.
Has Coal Deposits.
The Island Itself Is mountainous,
with strange castle-llke peaks rising
In the Interior. It possesses a good
harbor, and; what Is most unique In
the South Sea islands, has deposits of
coal, not of very good quality, though.
When the Panama cnual was near
ing completion there wcs much talk In
Tahiti of establishing a coaling station
here. Rnpa being close to the southern
irrent circle route and admirably adapt
ed to such a purpose, but no such
thing had come to rudely shock the
serene existence of Rnpa men.
LOYALTY TO MIKADO TAUGHT
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Japanese Children In Hawaii Under
Allen Influence, Mission
Board Says.
Honolulu.—Certain priests and lan
guage school Instructors In Hawaii are
-caching young Japanese children
'heir first loyalty Is to the emperor of
Japan. even If they become American
citizens, the Japanese committee of
the Hawaiian board of missions re
ported In submitting the following
resolution:
"lie It resolved, that it Is the point
of view of the Hawaiian hoard at the
beginning of the second century of
mission work that for plantations to
continue, us in the past, to financially
assist the non-Christian religious
organizations is detrimental to the
welfare of Hawaii, and Is a hindrance
to the Cluistlanlzatlon and American
ization of the alien peoples In the Ha
waiian Islands, nnd we urge the mem
bers of the board financially Interested
in the plantations to present this view
to the hoards of directors."
Threat of a coal famine does not
create much of a panic when the easy
going public is trying to tind money
for Palm Reach suits, but It should
know that a coal shortage now fore
casts calamity in the coming winter
unless reserve stocks are speedily
luilt up.
NO SPORT IN HUNTING SEAL •
Gathering in of the Helpless Creatures
Simply Evolves Itself Into a
Merciless 8laughU>r.
limiting the seal from the Icy,
stonu-swcpt coust of Newfotwdland
Is nut sport; it Is toll, svhsr»by t»
part the Newfoundlander wins bis
scanty measure of bread, says Bpare
Moments. The hunt Is a dull and hid
eous similiter, scurrying pack af«<5
l tie swinging and thrust of an Iron
shod gait, n merciless raining of
blows, with a silent waste of Ice all
splashed with red at the end of It.
There Is no sport In this, nor Is there
any fear of hurt, for the seal pleads
and whines like a child, even while
tho gaff Is falling; but the chats Is
bespt with multitudinous and anforS
shadowed perils. The wind gathers
the Ice Into floes and Jams It up
against the coast, an Immeasurable,
Jagged expanse of It Interspersed with
plains; then the Newfoundlander
takes his food and his goggles, and
sets out from his little harbor, start
ing at mldulght that He may com# up
with the pack at dawn. Snt tho wind
which sweeps the lee hi inevitably
sweeps It out again without warning
In an hour, or a day or a -week; nor
does It pause to consider the situation
of the men who are 20 miles off shora.
It veers and freshens and drives the
whole mass, grinding and heaving, far
out to sea, where It disperses if Into
Its' separate fragments.
The lives of the huntors depend up- j
on the watchfulness of ttie attenuated
line of lookouts, from the women on
the headland to the first sentinel with
in signaling distance.
Choked Girl by "God's Orders."
Moss Point. Miss.—Louis Smith,
shipyard worker, killed his four-year
old daughter. Ltiln. by strangling her ;
to death. Passers-by, witnessing the
Tragedy from a distance; held him un
til he was placed under arrest.
Smith told the officers that he had
been ordered by God to kill his daugh
ter. and now that he had carried out
God's wish, he was ready to die him
self. The man Is believed to bo men
tal Iv deranced^^^^^^^_^^^^^^
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army
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Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefore understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
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constructive co-operation; the advantages of our resources and facili
ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions and oppor
tunities on the Pacific Coast.
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Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
Notice of Election
' fi t'<" : i J V ( » .J
Nottc* la Hereby elv«a that P«
sui*at to aa ac» of Congr*9', approv®
May 7, 1908, *at!tl*d. "Aa Act pro
tldlnj for tn* "lection; of a <1«1«
gat* to th* Houb* of Represent*
tlT*» from th* Territory of Alaska.''
Ud aa act of Congress, approved,
August 2*, 1912. eatltled, "Aa
a 31 to cr**t* a lajisiatlro ea'°w.
bly la tlx* Territory of A'aaka,, to
e*Bf*r l^tls'Sitlr® power« tUer*ou, and
fer oth*r pctpo6«*,'' and la con
ferml«y *fc«r«with, a general e!*a
tioa ''Hi b« h»ld oa Tuesday, Nor*m
b«r a, 1920 b«tw*®a th* hours of
■ oelocK a. m. a»,d 7 o'clock p. ■>.
•I laid day;
For th* turpo»* of •looting th*
fol'o"i*£ etlo*r", t# *l»:
A delegate to the Houso of li*-->
resantatlveg from th« T'rritory of
Ala<ka;
Oa* m«jab#r or 'h« S*aat» of th*
Territory of A1*^ '•
l*«ur m*afb*rg of the Houb9 of
Rejr«scatatlTea ol tho Territory 1f
Alaska.
Two road comaHusloaTa for road
ilntrlct No. Oa*?
One ]A.Uoraey G«n*ral for th®
Territory of
The Conrmoa Couacl1 of 9kag"ay,
KzjitC H*r*tofor*, by Ordiaanc
Duly Deaieaated th* Voting: Pr*
aiatts of Said To*n and th* Poll
lae r Jslo. la each Th*r*of Th* E'«a
rem «r* H9r*b7 Notified:
Tfca, al' Duly Qualified Vot*rs,
r*8ldla£ *ithia th* boundaij's of
aaid Td*a o| Sfcngway WM
ret* at City Hall bulldias lo
oat'i oa riftii Street la fad upoa
L#t 3 of b'oola I *hWh la owood
ky th* City of Sfcagway Alaska th*
■aat« beiue th* Du>y Designated Poll
»U«« ra ana for said To"a of
ikacwir.
Dat*d tbia 21th day oi septeinb*."
i»:». -• • ^
(Siga*d) Th* Coanaoa Coua^cil o
Th* To"a of skaewar
By Walter MoBrlen, Olork.
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» SKAfJWAT'9 +
* FRATKHNAXj orders ♦
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Art Ui Brotherhood. —
Cami> 8k»g»a> N'o 1.
meet* eyery *ecoud aud
N.itrtb Tuesday eyeniog
at « 30 o'clock. Visit*
Lac brru.«r» cordially welcome,
b % Krller, Arctic Chief.
I M KHUJiR, Acting Arctic Director
P. * \. M.
White P»m L<xl>:e P. &
A. H. No. 118, meets 2d
and 4Ui BaXimiHr erenluK*
•f each month. Vlsltinj
Bistfcrc* are vrehouie.
Ban jtfaiKXMua' ™.
f. J. iTANDL&H, Secretary.
B. P. O. KLKH
&ka«w*7 Lode*
NO. 411, a r. O.
at, meets ev-'ry
| ffcarsaay at 8:06
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Vlt<M *lal»wat! XVorthjr
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