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HAROLD W. ROBERTS,
Corporal, Company A, 344th Bat
talion, Tank Corps.
For deliberately going to Ms
death to save a companion in
the Moistrelieau woods, France.
October 4. 1!>1S, Corp. Roberts
was awarded the Distinguished
Sei vice Cross. Corp. Roberts. a
tank driver, was moving his
tank Into a clump of bushes to
afford protection to another tank
which had been disabled. The
tank slid Into a sh.il hole, ten
feet deep, filled with water, and
was immediately submerged.
Knowing that only one of the
two men iu the tank could es
cape. Corp. Roberts said to the
guiltier. • Well, only one of us
can get out. and out you go."
whereupon he pushed his com
panion through the back door of
the tank and was himself
drowned. Corp. Roberts' home
address was 5 Market street,
San Francisco, Cal.
Trappers Must
Mark All Traps
Nome, Thursday — Owners
of fish traps, nets il"d fish wheeJs
placed in Alaskan waters are here- j
titer required to put an idetrtifica
;lo'» mark on their property, ac-:
:ording to a reeeut ruling: approved j
iy tb* secretary of commerce. The I
:iame ot the individual company orj
jcrporation owning: or operating I
:ht» apolianee, together with a dis I
inctive letter or number to iden-)
:ify cach particular sta/k^ or net
«re required.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that pur- i
maat to a writ of election issued by '
he Governor oj Alaska, on April j
ISth 1919, under and by virtue otj
he authority conferred on him by I
in act of the Legislature of the Ter
itory of Alaska, entitled,
"An act providing for a special ]
election to fill a vacancy in the |
office of Delegate from Alaska;
in the House of Representatives [
and declaring an emergency"
ind in conformity tK /©with , an'
ilcction wHl be held >u TUESDAY.!
:IJNE 3rd. 1919 between the hour9 [
if 8 o'clock a. m. and 7 o'clock p. j
u. of said day for the purpose of!
letting a Delegate from Alaska in j
he House of Representatives of the
inited Statre, to fill the vacancy j
ausedi as aforesaid.
The Common Council of Skagw |
say having heretofore, by ordinanc
iuly designated the Voting Pre
sets Of B-Ud Town and the poll-;
nj place thereof, the electors are'
ierehy notified:
That all duly qualified voters j
esiding within the boundaries of
aid Town of Skagway will vote j
>t th8 CITY HALL Building, loca-1
ed on Fifth Ave. near state St.,}
u and upon Lot 3 of Block 8, which,
s owned by the City of Skagway,
he same being the duly dsslgnat
foiling place in and for the Town
if Skagway.
Dated thlg first day of Ma^- 1919 ;
Tn« Common Council of the Town
i' SfiSgway,
By C. H. Rogers, Clej-k. j
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 42
Thursday Ud Friday
No 1. JI. Bound • No. 2. 8. Bound
1st ci&mi * ■ .* •' |i f ['• • 1st Class
9:00 a. m. Leaves BKAGWAY Antvea P- m
11:25 a. m. * ; WHITE PASS Leaves 2:50 P- m
12:15 p. m. " LOQ CABIN " 2:00 p- m
1:10 p. as. ■ ^ BENNETT " p- m
2:60 p. m. ** 0ARCK06S * ! H:l8 a- m
G: 20 p. m. Arrive* WH1HEHORSE 8:30 a. m.
Passengers mint be at dep. 4 In time to have Baggage In
spected and checked. Inayocttoa to stopped 80 atliLutes before
leaving time of tralafl.
150 pounfla of baggage win bj chocked free with o*ch f»D
fare ticket and 75 pounds wltis each half far* ticket.
S^agwavJ's Social Weel<
Mrs. John A don visit<*d in White
horse the past week.
0—0 —0
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henry aro
hone from a visit with relative® iu
Whitehorse.
o—a—o
Mi's. Hazel G. Kirmse arrived on
the City of StAtU© from a winter
isoent iu coast cities.
"Penny" Mulvihill i*s back at hia
work with theF rye Bruhn company
aiter a short vacation.
o—O—u
Air. aiitl1 Mrs. G. G. Miller and Misl
Ve.'ue Miller Wure dinner guests of
Mr. and Mi®. Van du Wall oai Mon
day.
... o—o—o
Mrs. Katherine Frye ot'Q lifton,
cavne down to Skagway on Sundev
last and was a guest of the Portlad
hotel till Tuesday.
0—0—0
Miss Helen Wilsooi, principal of
the Skagway school, was a diimer
guesf of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van
dewall on Saturday last.
0—0—0
Herbert Wheeler is lionie froin a
trip to Whitehorse havLng made a
visi» tv> points along- the W. P. and
V. R. mi the interests of his road. j
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Winterberg
er aiid their son, l>oaiald, were Sun- i
day dinner guests ol' Mr. James L.'
Stewart at the Golden North hotel.
0—0—ft
The Rev. and .Mrs. E. L,. Winter-j
berger, Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Zinkln '
and- Mr. Jamea L. Stewart enjoyed a
dinner al fresco on th0 Ueoich on
Friday.
—u—u—u
Captain Georg© McMasters, Mrs.
Mcasters and their daughter, iMss,
Alice arrived on the City; of Seattle
and will remain in town unti il train!
for Wliitehorse.
0—0—0
Mrs. \V. J. MulvthiJl and her two.
children, Viucent, Gertrude and Don-r
ald> were passemgerg home on Sun-|
day from Whitehorg© from a visit;
o* business and pleasure.
0—0—0
Mrs. G. G. Miller ami her daugU- ,
t»r Miss V exile Miller were pass en-.
PKESBYTERI.AN OFFICER A\I>
TEACHERS MEETING
The officers and teach ere of the
Prbsby terian . Sund'a-y school met
last Wednesday evening. There w JJ
a full attendance, Vacaucies in
the officcs of treasurer and secre
tary were filled', outstanding bills
ordered paid, and a general advance
stmulaied.
The Minister, Mrs. Jas Kennedy j
and Mr. J. L. Stewart were appoint-^
eid a committee on the Sttnduy
schooi picnic with p^wer to act
Discussion geemed to favor go in
to Log Cabin if other things were
favorable. The time and place art!
Itft in the hands of the committee- I
if you are interested and have sug
gestions give them to the commit- j
tee.
i gers to Juneau on tl'o He®K where
they will visit for a few days and
thou finish their Journey to the
States.
0—0—0 "
Mrs. Alf. Se«tt of Carcross and
j Miss Newman, a teacher from the
' Chooutla school arrived, in, Skag
; way on Friday on thetr way to
Tanekee hot springs where they go
i'or a pleasuring.
0—o—o
Mrs. Adalbert Baker and her two
chilcren, Haj-ley aud Silvia, returned
f-oui Whitehorse here on
Sunday last from. a -visit with
Mr. Baker, who is couductor on the
V. P. and V. road.
-0—0—fl
it. G. Henry has r nti'd the Dil
loa cottage on Seventh aveivue and1
Main street formerly] oci|M»pl-,d! by
City Cleric C. H. Rogers, and when
it Is put in repair he will move his
.family there from the Halm cottage
n—o—o—
Mrs. Minnie Harfltr of Seattle,
Mi's. L. E. Crow, Mr. and Mrs
John M. Keller and their little
daughter, Shirley, and Br. and Mrs.
i„, 5. Keller picnicked im the woods
#.f the old Browniug ranch on Friday;
evening.
Heuley Murray, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Murray, went to
Wnitehosrs© to be present at the
•May 24th celebration and for a vis
it with his father who is employed
in the B. Y. N. shipyards as a
skilled meelian&e.
Mr. Leo Simmons arreved In town
oji Friday to await the coming of
his' daughter, Misp Gladyg Blmmons,
who will arrive on the Princess Ma
ry from Vancouver, B. C. Miss
Simmons will spend the sum®#
with her parents at Carcross.
n—o—o
Chief Train Dispatcher W. J. Mul
vihill may j\ow be fou-nd in his sum
mer quarters at the White Pass
•shops office a# is the custom, "in
the winter months Mr. Muivihill oc
<upius the office qui Lower Broad
way in the railroad building.
0— 0—0
Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Keller were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George R. D dman and their sou,
I" CHURCH NOTET
OH (USTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday services will te held at
11 a. m. an the Church Edifice of
Christian acleuce Society of Skag-j
way, coruur Main St., and Fourth
Ave.
Christian Science subject —
-Ancient antd Modern Necromancy
.Al1 Mesrn irisin and Hypnotism De
nounced.
The publilc is cordially invited.
Sunday School at 12:30 p- m.
Wednesday evening service 1: 3'J
o'clock.
1 >'1RST mtlCSBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.,E. L. Winterbergor, B. D.
Pastor..
What test of man is the more
nearly all inclusive test? Is it
lionor? Learning, Faith, Hope CJiar
ity o» Money?
Dr. Crane said, "Money la Alad
din's lamp which summons Genii
to serve us." Another-' said
'•Money is myself in term^ of hard
cash."
Evening topic; "Money." Come
and hear about this v»0' interesting
subject.
The morning text is "Look
therefore whether the light that is
in thee be not darfai-ess."
Some people are kn the dark who
think: they are in the light. Think
in* wrong doe© not make ug right.
There ig only one foundations
Henrv on Sunday last at the Gold
en North hotel. Fin® juicy steaks
wore served alonp with a bountiful
supply of other deliriously cooked
viands.
y (j (j
Whitehor&e Star: Frodirlck P.
Burrall- president of the Dawson
Electric Light and Power Co., who
left here by stage Saturday for Daw
eon, made connections at Yukon j
Crossing with the White Pass mail
launch and' v>':ls diue at hig destlna-:
tion yesterday.
vi—n—ii
Sirs. Robert Roxboroalgh of At
lin with her small son l>orn in the
Whitchors.e general hospital, and
who mad© her home for sev-l
sral weeks with Mrp. M. G. Watson, |
is now visiting with Mr. and Jol>n|
Williams of Carcross. Mrs. Rox-1
borough will leave for her home in
Atlin by the first boat.
0—0—U
Memorial Day was fittingly ob
served in Skagw»y with appropriate
exercises at the cemetery. Near
ly aij the town'g people went to
the "city of resit'' iu the train so'
genrously given gr'tis by the
management of the W. P. and
Y. ft. After the exercigea the peo
ple returned home or remained in
the open till a latr hour. The day
was perfect and everyone, felt better
for the rest from his work.
o—o—0
C YUCROSS NOTES.
Aubrey Simmons and Alt Dixon went1
to Whitehwse ou Saturday Jast and I
returned on Sunday. Mr. Simmons
antf« Mr. Dixon- are among the re
turned soldiery of the Yukon. Mr
Simmons wajs badly wounded whig
in service.
0—0—0
W. C. Fras.r, White Pass agent
at llarcross, visited with hig sister
iu Whitehorse the week end.. Miss
Fr!<«! r is a teacher in the White
horse school. Mr. Eraser returned
home ou Sunday.
o—n—ft
Whitehorsj Star: Constable
Blaate of the R. N. W. M. P., sta
tioned at Carcross, came down Sat
urday and left on hig return T|uos
day morning on tlie White Pass
Budn car.
Tue annual dinner postponed on
account of sickness, will be held
this week. Look for this announce
ment.
Sunday school, Endeavor and' Pfa.
er meeting at the usual hotirfl
aX. 31 AUK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Th following order of services
will be observed tomorrow at St.
Mark's Catholic Church.
9:St> Holy Communion.
10:00 Sunday School.
10:ii-J Mass and Sermon.
7.30 Evening Devotions.
Father Edgar Gallant,
Pastor.
Prince On Job
London, Thursday—Since the re
turn of the Prince of Waleg from
the army in France ,he has been un
usually active in acquiring first
hand information on many subjects,
and in royal circles he la referred
to as "the prln.ee who learng things
for himself."
He is said to hay® brought back
from France the unconventional
manner he acquired xln his associa
tion with the troops of all ranlts.
The prince rises at 7 o'clock each
day, and when there are no puiblic
engagements on, the program', he
plays racquets, of which ho ex
ceedingly fond.
Society of Cousins
Held Annual
Meeting
Honolulu, T. H. Thursday—Line
al decendants of the early mission
aries who came to Hawaii in the
firs' quarter of the nineenth cen
tury, members of the Hawaiian Mis
aion Children's society or " Society
Oj Cousins," ag it is generally
known, held their annual meeting
here recently.
In the family roll call coanipietitiou
an annual feurate, the deoejullants
of the Rev, Amos Choice, who came
to Hawaii in the eight party of
missionaries from New England,!
won first place, there being 61 of
them at the meeting. Thirty
four deccmdantg of the Rev. Jerrett
P. Judd and 30 of the Rw William j
H. Rice were present.
Arrangements were made to co-1
operate with the Hawaiian boar# of
missions in planning for the centen
nial anniversary of the arrival of
the first missionaries, which occurs
next year.
Soldiers File On
Wyoming Land
Within the last 10 days the Bur
lington land department has Bent
closc to 100 persons to Wyoming*
there to file on government home,
stead lands. Of this number, near
ly half have been returned sol
diers.
The application^ for govern
ment- land< indicate that a large num.
ber of the boys who have been ov
eiseag are anxious to engage in
farming operations and stock raising
So Tie of the young men are buying
•out the settlerg and still others are
go'ng back pome distance from the
railroads and filing on unocouppied
land.
In- filing on government land the
•soldiers are given credit for the
time they were in th® service and
this time is taken from the five
yeprs required Prior to making fin
al uroof.
'Anzac'Inventer
Dies of Influenza
Sydney, Australia, Thairs.—Ma
jor Oliver Hogue, of Sidney, the
man who is generally credited with
having first given publicity to the
name "Anzac" is dead. He was
himself an Anzac. After having
come through the GOallipoli cam
paign and the Palestine campaign
•without a scratch, lie <tfed of in
fluenza in London early in Maroh.
When the war began Major Hogue
was a newspaper man, being on the
stiff of the Sidney Morning Her
ald.
During tha Galltpoli campaign
Major Hogue wrote for hig paper
accounts of the 111 starred efforts
to t«ke. Constantinople in which he
applied the code word "Anzac"
(Australian and New Zealand army
corps) to the soldier from the
South Pacific.
WANTED—WASHING to do notify
Mrs. McWilliams at Baker's ranch.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To yet [the genuine, call for the
full name LAXATIVE BROMO
QUIITOfE. Look for itenature of
E. W. GROVE. Cure# ft Cold In
One Day. 30a Thu
oubscrlbe f»r T*e Dailz Alaskan.
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
nothing: will taste better than Kel
ler Brotha rs' Fresh Pure Ice Cream.
Only one .place to get it Keller*
Kate of dHo, City of Toledo,
Lucas County, sa.
Frank J. ChEney make* oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of S*. /•
Cheney & Co.. doing business In the City
of Toledo* Oo*oty and State aforesaid,
and that (Said iYm will pay the cum of
ONE HOIN DRciD DOLLARS for each
and every case cf Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Che use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINJE. 1-VlANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before cne and subscribed In
my presence, this eth day of December,
A. D. 1886- A. W. QLEAflON.
(Seal) Notary PubBe.
Hall's Catarrh MMtclne Is taken t»
ternally ami acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfa<*« of the System. Bead
for testimonials, free.
P. J. CHENBST & CO., Toled<J. O.
Sold by all drugiists, %c.
Hall's Family Pllfa for constipation.
—JtArertlaaXMit.
SOFTNESS OF SEALSKIN.
It Rivaled by Human Hair Where
DandruA' In Eradicated.
Sealskin la admired the world over for
Its sctftncss and glossiness: and yet the
human hair <s equally as soft and glosay
Tvhen healthy; and the radical cause of all
hair trouble la dandruff, which Is caused
by a pestlfersus parasite that saps the
vitality or the hair at Its root. Newbro's
Herplcide is the only preparation that Is
.fatal to the dandruff germ. Without daii
druff there Is no falling hair, but a lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair Is cer
tain. Scouring the scalp won't cure dan
druff. Kill the dandruff germ. Thong
fends cf women owe their beautiful salts
ci hair to Newbro's Herplcide. Sold by
loading druggists. Send 10c. in sUape
to The Kerploide Co., Detroit, Mich.
One Dollar Dottle, guaranteed.
At all Drug St owe. A4t.
©Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. i.
meet* every second and
' fourth Tuesday ereratftg
at 8:30 o'clock. VlSlt
U| brothers cordially welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Ghlef.
James L. Stewart, Arctic Reccttler.
F. & A. M.
White Pum Lodge F. *
A. M. No. 113, meet* 2<1
* and 4th Saturday ertBtop
of cflch month. Vlalttai
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
T. J. STAKDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. 5X10#
8k&fw«y Uxis*
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. mec-ta «r**7
^ Thursda/ a 8:88
brothers cordially welcome.
VICTOR I. hahn, a R.
r. 1. TAtfDEWALL, S«tbUI7
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, Vq,
meet Id A. B. Hall first Mon£^ £&
every mont at 8:80 p> **.
Visiting Brothen oofjUMIl
o mr, 1 . ^ W
CHAS. BROCKMILLES,
J. C. PHELPS. S*7.
Fraternal Order
8kagw»y Awie.
No. 25, F*tfer
tM Order of
E*J>« meet the first S4 ®WJ
W'-dncsday night of o*ch mcmth «*
their 1m*11 an Fifth Avonuek
I114 brothers conll*ily Invited to
atteiul
M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. M. Qrleshtch, SecHUtf.
* PROFESSIONAL CARDS •
DR. L. 9. KJEUJBB
DcvUM '
MuM Modem Mdbadl
Office Honrs: »-!■ ». n. M p. *•
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