The
Clancy Kids
Ai'eep
By
F2KCY L. CR0S3Y
® by lh« N«w.p»»cr s>ndle»lj
President Elliott Issues Notice
To Yukon River Point Shippers
Tli,. '- I! witiir 1 tt. r ro<vivtat from'
Mr. F r ; i'rt>siili-iu Wbilo
lv:ss anil Yukon P-i ut,.; will b, of
lnt,-rt-*» !» shippers who will hav,.
a-i n-.ictiin,nis of fr, i.aht f. r ri\,..
rr-liit# th,. s, nson of 1-1:
"Wliile t!» . hiiPPi.iiinps in ul,.nt tt
fhe cl ■<< o fuavigatiou r stasoi>
i stiU frosh in [hp minds
m" th*. r>sr w,» aUsir,, to mu;t. :in
•»::naii.t: :n ft r,.S"nlins a< •• puli •
t»r f'ttu:v >• . »:cns.
•Tt:. s-a<0!!s ««f 1!H!» an,I If*:"
' >v, il coin-! siv,jl.' lh.it th,
Yu*,'ti ru r Is saf,. (or navlca
| ;> .-.:'tv • ih,, tir-j K i:i (K'to
b > anil «'• int. nil to nia'».> mr
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;ill - - ii r l»';!!.i ia wint- r rj'tar
t. r ■' : this li ins.r^ui, i\.ru-il.
:ir. KoiRB to s,.t arhit ar>'
\t.\\ >rs
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v> ^ mot's »ver; iu<■••i.d *'
fourth i >• .•<
Vistaf at * in O'clock
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■wf A. II. #1*1) first M«>n<i»* In |
■fxerj meet »t 8:S0 O.
Vlailliitf Ur*el
c m*. J. G. PHELPS, S»cy.
p<-O0O^
Fraternal Orilrr ot
Eaglet—
5ka^uny Aerie.^No
Kruternal OrU»r oi
Ka^lei* me it the fir-'
ami tiiirtl Wenmxlay niglrt of eael
mouth at their hall ou Hlth Ave
•iiie. X i»'t'u4 biotliors ror<liuily in
v;tc: t-> atteud M. E. Kogers, U. 1'.
J. 1_. UriesbatU, Secretary.
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1' M. \ .-i i... . .v :•
KlpJ^tfrj Vand<-Val! Wor'hj
Ma'ron.
Yir tula Suff'cool. S cr t.irJ"
I'liOFhSS [<J\ -\L I'AItDS
DR L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Houv*: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p m |
A^»A.ia handing — Broadwaj
SK \(»WAY ALASKA |
W« I). STOUT
A l I « r » f j At Law!
PracUc* 'a all courts
la Territory of Al'>«ka
H .VISES - — — — ALASKA I
da'.-s for iho iuovcment of our Ves
and v.o ilcsire at thi^s time to
sivc all slul'Pei-s da0 notice that
-At. uill n ,t t;Lke iho lisks w0 hav«
t;uvt.n In I'ly.vious y, ars and if Ui,'
ilc-ire to 3!iip freight it will be ni-s
t s«ary for tli, "W to arrange fo"
slii'xient larlier tlian they liavo
doMp i:i tlie past.
' '1::. tuilOUiuns »i. !i.iVv. l>e.-U 11V
i.u l-> in 0r.iUi u:nlLr for th,. J'.ist
k-w yi ii's ait. imijvssiblo. liuring
tii.- t.. I I'.iri c( tiic s0ii»i)n wii0u
i!. u t r i xuod who", li'e bo.il
i all l i..' t <1 «M w ' llave
jl ^. vil st.iKo <-'• «:it(.r in th0 rive?
ur;utK.. i is:i t is moving. I-' r
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i : ill < ;.ic'UHt im ;» -111(83
i- hauti'., w.. jaa many tries
. t.mlli ii.i cargo. Theti in
:.l i ii o vr.'Uuj; conditions
i i!!:.. « m-t wii^n tb<> wat,.r i
I
haudl lii,. I'tilk if i
h t.i 1 - - in the hist boat,
r ult < rrit>rs have b,>t»
■ • raiiriK i.: :: Ivw and Lh^O" van
r i : 1 :iiiu tu do 5(1.
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t. r i'"- ' i n of th,. s_. son j
I i..s i i J .r . rid August tnd w0 a:
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. : ■. r fr. i- I e;,r'y iu lit-' season
v. - -ri r than in previous
,:!id ! rat s will bo r-iSr-J
t iiiovts in Sv.!'tc®'" "
• • U^.r navigation dan
, :! no" ..tteiii,)t to r-n
a 1 !a:-..fS heavily ladt.n
it in th,. ¥,.;'son.
"V.. i . r i to f t wart river
i u to announce now
ii-t t!>* -t steamer for Jlayo
.wil 1 aw .<t,_.wart lit J" not later
.
rann handltf
tii.it all >• , .3 may ar:ang0 for
i-.i. : ■ «'i ordinal;.- as ttle-'e '
vi.i b.- no deviation from the rule. j
> Pass i Yttkoa Route,
P. C. KLUOTT,
1'r^ideUt."
>1; jrvay; .\laska;
Kt. 1020.
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'■ ;i':i •i'.ir ill-' nvitH
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II i: ■ i1"\»'!.I|'1I|P!I '
i- I C5. All'-n. ill II « •
Aiii'.'ri'-uli K""'.'>li\v Whotlii'i I
it !i> a hull' rllv which flourishes lor : j
I, .!> I" 'i t! after >!l'!»'-ilil - It: I
t of :i s !.- '«» which lazily I ivi
l!» i---' v !•'!, only the warm snirl r« |
h-.-i't. "f a ti«h. like the "til |
j,tru»,s rap'ils I" spawn In tin]
■* in i-lvi-rx, or most ap j
tor its tfi'iisiirt's 'I" J
;,i t-v.'f} i'.-i i< structurally ili» |
. ■ !• .1 !if miracle of life uufohl
a •anl::..; tsnine laws of col j
Modern Words Tracer! to Trees.
i 'v , t!. an' i'ni Uivi'iiS fuuciei i
i
ov.n [miiiiia," .-I'irli. timl nature lover* j
ji.»:>i tlmt tf"s luivo iwrsoimliiiofcl
i .i li: W moon, it'is OIll.V till I■[
1
"i ht* \ ■ ( ■ :• oimi'S li-oiii the old i
j 11. v: ii- j1 1 ■ •ui'l I 'H' word "Itllil#"
is :.c (<r< «*k i.all,i >•: :lio plant. uccorfl- j
IiiC to t!io Minneapolis Journal. 'l'h
wtn-il k" is ilorivfl from "beecb,".
ami tin; " ■ '• " - wily meant irei
tin- iroes ' frtenils and taterestlnsl
. u that they have been pa'U wt
11:0
loavi s ot J'lnnts {
- of books, uinl til'
III;. !> tribute.
FIRST AM) UNIVERSITY STS. SE.VTTIJ2
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
This Hotel is rotar ! nc» has Iwaowmxf <---r controlled by Japunese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
Bl'SS MLETS AL1. TKAIXS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. KOBT. KELLY. Mbt.
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
In lienor ct Jlis3 Florence Bar'ie"
Mrs V A Pyrt" nsflst, .d by SftJS A' C
'H-u-son hud 5fis II A Harnett 113
Patrwess' enteirC3lntd th,. youns s t
let I'an-g v.-lth .1 dancing party at
the 1rcv< I'nnion, School Rynvnasirm
mi) ™si!:'.. Kmnlns '!> »o' "uif* r
iSt:..
Y!ie Ovin was instil.' d0ciorat<*t
»i.!i r< (I wlilto and b'u» atre'Uhoi s
:.<! ■i'v rrrv.-tis.
D.incJns: LrKan rt 0 Celt .1:
re"-''n'l 1* ur:l.il 1 I rt which !):•>
n-m««t d,..lrions lun<h was s0r. .1
1 ft - r vliloli darning \ing returned
is mi! nnd a most rnjoyablj J
rv ":!nc WH r< P": 'i d by nil.
■j'!»p V' ir't' foIVs "resent w-r..:
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: : I dm Fro n,.nt;Kv
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K • l'r nt s Mt-;" ( n oljrn M,.y
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t\tCv BarHvtt.
Mn-i :s: C C C-m'-s; C.:ld\vPll I
Vo-I .'.in- s nnd .lohti "Morrison •
Hoanrd' M«-Rar; O^-ld S'id-mm;
!'ou Tf V.'alklcv; Hob ft Watt and
T'.i.'i tt.
Amung ilio;,. pri's, nt o!so wero j
G T'-iis in and rt \ Rir!i<>tt "who
s«*t m to h: ve rlicM the iB<>
whi-n thv t •;i «1ko po out into so- I
day
Interesting Notes
To AH Alaskans
11 • Par'fic Fruit and Produce Co I
his . stab!fs!:r»1 a lirincn ho:tgtf, at
■fun* «<».
T! <■. Gain bio r Bny ill not
l,e ccratnu :liis s^ii-on a cording t
an ^nnour.wi mi lit jnsl made by the
H.i.vli Packing Company.
—**—
Iv'ward Sliolin fox farmer1 on the
airii.llnnd r> ar Seldo\ia lias 1, ns,.(l
■".i . ii is.' n«i nLrr fie <'hicagol
r.i.• . to r: i<<> goate nnd fit- ani
inXs.
rlc \la;' a S n Pood Products
Cr:rp?n.v is discontinuing op ration
of it., herring cann( ry «it Halibut
Co>-v neap Si Idovia for the s:ason
aii ; will sMid Its crcw to the state
Tli < m;M'. ■ ha.j Packed 2500 bar
rel- o' herring during thr* past sea
son
Y-i>nna 'an. V.—Military Prepara
tion i \\-£.ro :ijads today by Rumania
"ft,i tfco liiiili crinmand had id,.nti
fi:<! .-•i'c ti» Bolshevik) divisions oil
tkp Dnlcpef front.
.Kins; K.rdinund mobilized thK
cl». !• r.f 1913 11 r.nd 15 and lh,, mi
ita.M raUiunds of Romania. —
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'I . A?.; l;a Tf.rrilori l Medical
Afv tiatiou has boen organized at
Jirpeuu vl'ii tUo following offic0rs I
el t il: Dr Tianfel S X,.nman; Ju
aea i; Pr aident Ur John H Mustar
|:. .'Ii hican Vica president of the
first divilsiou; Lr Welch Xom>\; vie
pr sid;-:it of tho Sop°r.d division D
Cbasnj Cordova; vi«, pr,;sideiit of
tJr.nl division; II . Fairabnekk Vl Cp
nrf-'id.nt of fourth division Dr tlla
dyfc Rowley Treadvroll cs>r.ve,a"
tnkisunr. All rePutaabJp doctors
In Al»eka thc C"i£lble and invited
to r.-ffiliat,.
'Hit- i . • !i .\i": ol' Selenoes
Iia« ii.ii-' Aim-rlcuu rocking
cliiii ,1-. i isIiygifiilc of sesits.
Tin.- nr.* r.u!= -jive way In turn to
ohl in-i ■ - It Is not impossible
Hint ii -- i'' •> .-dunv will Iwlorse old
Mother N'ninri* in i!il- cuiMllng of
tml.ii-i ami itio ifMorutlou of the
craill".
Tli- r.iillsh liigli commissioner of
Pitlfsiitii* !t::% i. ' en up Ills resilience
In (lie l>,i!;n-|. uiiic'i tlio kaiser hutlt
f.ir li'uisi'tf oi! (In- Mount of Olives.
Ii w;i- |i'"ti.'l■" ilone for convenience,
but the ftu-t Ii.. :i sisnlflcnuce ]>nl|«il>le
to tl.e least o;.-.civic; intelli«euce.
Alaska Bureau Of Education Will
Have Own Ship To Serve Schools
Washington Jan &—;The liurau ol
Education is to have its own ntcam
shi:> to take teachers and suipplies tc
the rtatiuii» on th« Alaska Co£t>t Xl><
vessel iO be used is the training shit
Boxor an.' rat(d at 450 tons cargo
paPaeity.
i'h" Boxer has be .1 di nated to the
Bureau bv top Nayf
The vessej is now at Newport
X'N.s and is rijged as a barkentin.>
but the Bureau will supply power
will) money carried In the aundr;
civil hill.
Superintendent Lopp is now s •
i»£ au additional fifty three thous
and dollars and the i'roRpect» ar'
good that h-j will get it.
The Story or T'iria.n.
Mii'!;iin \ia» llu- s-ir <>I nn<1
AnShe I'jis " :ii"l
is rc:-v«".i,i lol ii~ i-eN-Uralitisr tin* fit'
iivornKt >• ii,' .!..■• r' .iCn-li "f
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i", Afwir; I'tuiu Ills sl;e is c>en
\a :•>»'* iv.' .vlioii ii.niii.si .Moos,
ulileli viinil on Anion's sMo. SllP
rn< smilti'ii ulili I |ii-i«sj :i^ n piiliisli
liflii. Inn alter -en-M titty*' 'scilalinn
ill-- was lie; U-ii liy YalllV* ill AI'im*-'
solicitation. Hit (li-ittll look place ill
Kailesli. Miriam. ili.i'uli urn i:.pre-<s
•j ii;iiin'il. is ilimiuiit to l»- llu1 si-tor
ri-fi-i-ri'il in in iIn* story of Mosi-s' in
riim i. who iii-ti'i! :is Ills mtrM- anil pro
color. Tin* litem- mriy In- eoiinoptcl
villi Merar!. one of the sons of l.i-vi.
I; litis l.ti-n >vil tlmt Aaron :»n«l
M il. hi i. «-ii; pries'ly fsimfIvy
Illi uitli Hi..! of Mixes, licit 'lie lit
i
U its 1-tTf. • 1 vliow'll-.' Ir-l'If in tin;
iBn-r tl1;' : • ii
P-rt<f h'co's Chort City.
Mailimex in I'nrin liicn is more
like I In* _r! 111 ■: uf i, city l";W i Hv r
t«'wn. Ik ii iy |ilnsii is :i e'rir'tis ex
|«:»ii~** of cracked :i:kI ivrji'.i.il ce
iin-iif. Kulny years nirn eari!r;'i'i!;i*s
v eil- Ml colllNl'lliills in Ill's Moslem end
"r tin* isi-ind ill.it for one tin:n(>!•>
iimi-'li-i Hi - | hi illation ini* i:< food
row. I'nl.-i woilld lint sit nn stoves.
Tlii- i .*w Sonera I inn I :nl sit .* •• fori'ot
It'li nil t! it. when st|r|i!-*!*ly on i!n>
In* »r" i: .if I Mil'.IT 11. T.I I I'li-.'lity
■ Ii; \v dinif v illn*llt :i ii!**i. • til's warn
ing. W'tliln "Jn second' most <>'
Maya iH".'f«ll down. Thtwn H
sej-oral mill's, si;« Hurry Frnncfc in
tin* < ■ 11111rv, iiuil swept hack iilin.isl
to tlii* ln*:i.*t of tin* town (o«s||jg |.,i.
fori* it ii'tiiei:! xvnlis, ntiiumoMl**.
huso iron MiHk, dclni-'and iiiiiticit
bodies.
Bee a Hard Worker.
Scientists lirvi* made :i . ' it study
will: i. tin- lire liivi* than in Hi*-* home,
of any oilj^r creature of animated tin
tun*, fur ili* reason that tin* liahlli
lion 1- a oil ■.lii!! i:iiin of tin* homo sit'il
tin* workshop. savs tin* American For
e-Jtry Magazine of W-isldnir'oti. Tic
ill!):1.! nl livi-s In It II 11(1 w»rk» thee,
mill ili'is.* who wish to invi*sft*_':it(* the
labors nfd social habl's ili.-c In
•liis • iuits workers must peep his'le iln*
litv a*nl thi*ro glimpse tin* i'"*i i irl iii'U*
arli ii cs of ili* so M-oii.;,*i-,'nl insect*
whl. Ii Imvo timiisoil, itis*irn.'tpil. a*
to! -Iml : 11 ii I j'i •'1 mi!!:i' •' tli* wisest
of ii:..* l.untan ra'*i- No oiln-r creature
works s,i haril ami so ; **i*si lonily for
man. anil fow others so well repay
can* iimj gm<d treatment.
As the subject of education is now
n prominent 'Mil', it would I e well to
loo! into tin* activities of tin* regular
.vImioIs established hen* 1 ■}' the Uei|s
for lln* purpose of instructing children
iii their pernicious doctrines and In
flaming their yimtlitul imagination-' by
prnpagatiila against law and order, says
Baltimore American. That these
schools are running are known to
many, and their mischievous results
have already been demonstrated too
clearly to deserve any toleration.
Doublc-Headed Chick.
Westminster. Mil.—Sirs. Oertle
Lowe of Westminster has n fronk
chicken that is six weeks old and has
n head on both ends. She calls !t n
"donhle header" and si;y« it l« In
teresting to see it when it sees ft
grain of com. Hotli ends struggle for
it. and tliey roll over and over witli
no chance for a compromise. The
heads are too far apart for a baltie
rojJii,
The plan now is to Bend the shin
throught Panama and Seattle and >
is exptcted she« will arrfve there lr.
I May.
Captain Of Vessel
Creates Scene
At Court
Victoria—-Because he rose to his
foft and took exception to the man
h( r in which the court inquiry into
tup Charmer-iPrinooss Royal collis
ion was being conducted Obtain
I Ch-^s. Campbell master of the Ohar
nicr i>t the time of the aocident wag
adjudged guilty of contempt of
couit and ordered to Pay the casts
of the investigation when re refus
l'd So ppolagize. All tjhe blajfle f°r
the collision was Icid on him and
his c ertificate was suspended for on
year.
Cuts, Burns
Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Safe First
Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or ley,
or sometimes even life itself, r -
suits from the neglect of a burn or
little cut! Hamlin's Wi/anl Oil i>
a life and effective first aid treat
ment. It is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the d nger ot
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard on Ii a prood dcp«?r.-! .i:io prep
aration to h'ivo in th- medicine ch
for flrct r.id when the doctor may !>♦.• f ;r
htbv. It Is Loathing: and healing and
quickly driven out pain and inflamma
tion In casts of xprnina. brulMtt,
burn*, bites and stings. Just aa rellald*
too for **lff neck, aore feet, cold sor.s,
canker .-ortt', earache and tooth*u:i
Genenua aize bottle 35c.
If you are troubled with a*iu • ■ ion
or airk hcuducho try HjaAit.'j l
Liver Whip* Jusi pltiaj». i.t i.Ule
f.Jlls lit druia'gJ .a lor 30c. Uuaraiiuw-d.
35 C IS N'T LUNCH.
| Why a cold luaclx wh#n you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Horn,,
made J*ies and a cup of bgst c< f
fee for thirty-five cents at thu Gul
den North Caf8.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60c.
"And my ^
GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and \vc
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't I And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I still wore my first pair."
There's the result' of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the new way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 King Street, SEATTLE
BBER FOOTWEAR