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President Skagway Commercial
Club Arrested In Los Angeles
The following from a Los Angeles
daily paper evidently refers to our
erstwhile townsman, whose name
still stands at the ^ead of the Com
mercial Club stationery as presi
dent.
For several years Colonel Steven
son operated In Alaska with head
quarters in Skagw'ty:
WOMAN" ACCl'SES SOCIETY MAX
Sns|K'<t is Found lliilint; In the
Broom Closet of a Fashion
able Repldenw
Arrested by Paso den a police on a
fugitive warrant charging grand
larceny in Sun Francisco. Col W.
L. Stevenson, accused by Mrs. Ena
A!. Harper, wealth) resident of San
Francisco, of obtaining lier $40,000
yacht under false pretenses, is in
the city jail at Pasadena today.
Stevenson was found by officers,
who sought to arrest him, in a broom
closet/ of a fashionable residence in
the exclusive San Rafael district,
which, it is said, he recently leased
for the winter season.
Colonel Stevenson, well known in
Pasadena, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco and other cit'js, had been liv
ing at the Maryland hotel and took
possession of the San Kafael home
on Friday, according to the police.
Woman's Charge*
He Is accused by Mrs. Harper of
gaining possession of her yacht, On
Time Again, mortagaging it for
$5,000 and later converting it into
[ a fishing smack for use in shrimp
fishing otT the Mexican coast.
Police officers from San Francisco
are on their way to Pasadena to
return Stevenson to the Northern
city, it was asserted by the Pasa
dena police. According to the Pas
adena report, Stevenson was said to
' have been connected with the United j
States secret service.
In addition to Uie yacht fraud. [
Mrs. Harper, who resides at the |
Palace hotel In Ss-u Francisco, de
clared that Stevenson had swindled
her out of thousand.-) of dollars since
she met him here •- year ago.
l.ong Search
Since September the woman has
been conducting a long search for
the colonel but it was not until last
week that s'.ie swe.v to the felony I
warrant for his arrest.
i CHURCH NOTES
★ IIIDLK THOI'CJT
FOR TODAY'
A MORNING PRAYER:—Create!
in me a clean heart, O Cod: and re
new a right spirit withing uie.—
Psalm 51:10.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
| Sunday service will be held at 1
: 30 P. M. iu the eveuing in the
j cnurcn Kdl.lee or Christian Science :
I Society of Skagway, corner of Main :
street and Fourth avenue.
Christian Stic nit* Subject:
"SPIRIT"
Sunday School at 12 IS
The Public is cordially invited, i
J FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Reverend E. L. Winterberger,
B. D. Pastor.
Morning Service at 11:00. Sermon
by the minister on the text. "I
pray that thou shouldst take them
from the World."
Sunday School at 12:15. Lesson:
"Elijah Taken in \ Whirlwind."
Evening Worship at 7:30. The
theme to be discuued is "Coopera
tive Christianity."
Wednesday Prayer Meeting—
Prayer and Studay of Sunday School
Lesson.
The Ladies' Auxiliary meets Fri
day afternoon.
FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Bible Study Clans
We believe in the Bible doctrine
of experimental salvation, as taught
t>y the leading men of all Protes
tant churches, and that the blood
ef Jesus cleanses from all sin.
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning, 11 o'clock.
Sunday School, 2:30.
Sunday evening. 7:30.
Thursday evening, 7:30.
Reverend W. H. Shoemaker,
and Vila, la charge.
According to It:8. Harper's at
t<.rney, Walter R. Corn, Mrs. Har
per entered inro a contract to sell
Stevenson a 15,00t) acre tract of
litnd OH the west coast of Motlco
on tlie Instull'neni plan and gave
the names y( severa. prominent Cal
ifornians as refere-ces. All repre
sentations *ind rtferneces gi/en uy
Stevenson luter pioved faise, Mrs.
Harper said.
In order to aid In the re-sale of
the Mexican lar J by making a
"showing" to eastern ca»iimHats,
who, he said, wero Interested In the
tract. Stevenson persuaded Mrs.
Harper to turn over the yacht to
him.
I >on ics Marriage Report
A report connecting Col Steven
s-n with the Col. \V. E. Stevcuson,
taid 10 have married May Aliiuon in
Santa Ana. was denied in a Ptute
n:ent made by the prisoner in the
Pasadena jail today.
lie declared that the only way he
had ever heard oi the ot'ic* Co!.
Stevenson was through a'.c nuts in
:ne newspapers.
While the' prisoner awaited the
arrival here of the" San Francisco
officers who will return him from
the Pasadeua city jail to San Fran
cisco for trial, he discussed his case
with reporters.
Col. Stevenson declared he was a
relired army officer at the begin
ning of the World War and that he
entered the war and gained a colo
nel's commission, retiring again at
the close of the w« r.
He declared his San Francisco
property difficulties were not crim
inal, and that the only basis they
could possibly afford would be one
of civil action. He expressed con
fidence lie would be acquitted.
JOHN HARI.EYCORN DOOMED
Replying to questionalres, a ma
jority of doctors from 19 states see
no need for beer, vine or whiskey
in therapeutics. In the nineteen
states G.T97 physicians stated that
they did not consider whiskey a
necessary therapeutic agent in the
practice of medicine and 6,519 as
serted that they found it of value
Beer as a therpeutic agent was sup
ported by 2.KGS and opposed by 9,
9S2.—University >'«ws.
SEEKING I'KU E AM) AMITY
BETWEEN I . 8. AND BULGARIA
Washington, Feb. .V—Negotiations
are in progress in the state depart
ment looking towards a treaty on
commence and amity between the
l.'nited States and Bulgaria.
There will he a most Interesting
same of linsketball at White Pass
club tonight.
The Halves native team Is coming
up and will play the White Pass
team. As these teams have played
before with tl'.e Haines team win
ning. much interest is manifested.
It Is said that the Haines learn
has been greatly strengthened and
that they are determined to carry
back the bacon.
The game will start at 7:45 and
the rooters will all be there.
The Haines tea.n will come In
their own boats, as the Peterson has
gone to Juneau.
It is said that the W. P. team
have practiced a new trick in get
ting the ball into the uet which
will be tried out vonlght.
Harry Ask will probably play on
the team tonight, as both Walter
Watt and Fred BWnchard are ab
sent. It Is possiblt that Watt will
come up with the Haines team and
be in the game.
The Haines Native team Is called
the "Invincibles" and a good game
is sure to ensue tonight.
The P. P. P. Show will not begin
tonight until nine o'clock.
This change is wade in order to
give everyone a chance to attend the
basketball game.
Prosperous Plumbing Heating and
Sheet Metal Business for sale. Six
Thousand Dollars cash.
Sanitary Plumbing Co. Juneau,
Alaska. 2-2-22, 3t(
Tuesday, February 14th
St. Valentine's Day
Valentine Place Cards, Score Cards, Nut
Cups and Fancy Decorated Crepe Paper
Valentine, Post Cards 2 for 5c.
Greeting Cards with Envelopes 10c each
Fancy Gift Valentines from 10c to 40c ea*
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
Popular Pictore Palace
Constance Talmadge
IN
A Virtuous Vamp
Show begins at 9 o'clock, after BasketbaH
J. R. MacMillan & C. Rogers
Special Music by Jazz Orchestra
Admission, including war tax,—Adults. Z(<t children 15<
DEAD BANKER
LEAVES FIVE MILLION
New York. Feb. 2.—Tt\e lale
banker Hepburn, .eft an estate
which is estimated as being worth
five million dollars.
MOVIE MAN MIRDERED
Los Angeles, Feb. 3.—The Los An
geles Police expressed their belief
today that William Desmond Taylor,
a nationally known mo' ing picture
man who was found dead this morn
ing. had lieen muiJortd.
T.IKES TWO 1JAU.OTS
WITHOl'T M.\KI\(> CHOK 1
Home. Feb. 3.—Two ballots were
I taken today by the Sacred College
hut there was no choice made.
Cardinal O'Conndl of Boston.
[ Massachusetts, is due to arrive here
I on Monday at d take part in the
election of the Po;ie.
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