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this Incident
By
By PERCY L. CROSBY
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SK.V<; WAY'S
FKATKRN.4 \ ORDERS
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Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp subway No. l,
mMit etery second and
fourth Tuesday eTeuios
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
La* 6r«-A«r» cordially welcome.
1>. H. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J AI KKLLKK. Act:US Arctic Director
F. Jt \. M. ......
V> i it I'umi I.I'd-e I'. *
A, »s So. II::. tneots lid
•inI Mil Swt;:n!»» mt'nit'if
of each month at S o'clock
Visiting i5rethrtn are w«l
JOHN N HANSEN W XI
I J STAXJJISH, Secretary.
B. V. O. SLlih>*
I -it.ijT.av Uxlg* j
No *31. B f O
Jiia cicfts cyorj |
rr4 l'Uurs<i«y a; S.Or
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V^s't iij, brotaers cord'ally welcome
•ifll.N GRASHAL. E R
T l VA*l>fiWAlJL. Secistar>
Pioneers ol Ala«ka Igloo, No. IS,
«e<* t* A. B. Mall first Monil»» In
<very moot »t 8:3® p. *1
VUltisj Brother* cowliallr **1
c tar. 1,0. PHELPS, S«cy.
Fraternal Order ol (
Eagles—
Skagnay Aerie.^Xo So, j
Fraternal Order ol I
Eagles meet the first |
and third Wedn«*iay night of each
month at their hail on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially in
Tito! to attoad M. E. Rogers, W. P.
1. 11. GriesbOch, Secretary.
Naom1 Ciept^r iNo. 9. 0. E. S
m- *ts id Mhsonic Hull first ami
tl rd Fr> lay- of " ich month at »
P. M. Vi'iU '.n meiu' ers welcome.
Charrie Marie Sparks
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crov., Secretary.
FKOFLSSION'aL cards
DR. L- S. KELLER
Deat^at
Most Mod-era Methods
Office Hour*: 9-12 &■ m- 1-6 p- m
A's8isa Building — Broadwaj
IS RAG WAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A < t o r • e j At Ii»w
Practice 1* *11 court*
la Territory of Al^mka
H VINES — — — — ALASKA
Careless
With Money
Few men are careless with actual
cash, but many men do not stop
to think that the checks and notes
they give out represent money and
that fraudulent alteration of a
check may mean a serious loss.
Protect yourself by using paper
that betrays alteration —
Vp*
tin77
Paper. We can tell you more
about it and show you how we
can protect your cash, your checks,
notes, drafts, and receipts.
Sl(agway's Social Weef<
Mrs. Max M. Smiti w.-u a dinner
I'a'st of Mr. and .Airs. Howard Ash
ley and Sirs. Moff;:t oa Saturday
U»t.
.Mrs. K. J. Liddicoat t» i
e<t In Sfcagw.vy about the 1st .
{March anj h r htnie will bo f r
til8 summoi with h^r son in lau
and daughter Mr. and Mr<. Emil
Rkhter.
fin Thursday last Mrs. Max. 'M.
Sl"lth Mrs.l'. II. Gunt/ Mrs. Ly
nn" a Ii°ynolifcon and Mi's. A. 0.
illanchard al'ent cu informal even
lug with Mrs. F. J. Van dp Wall
~.in.tim- was Pleasantly i«asi..ed «::h
ovds and sewing.
o -o —n
Miss Gortryd,, Liddicoat ws!l
known l:i Skagw.iy v.ho ij n,w m>k
Inher home in Auburn H'a-1:
ton i? eugag" d in tc-ae' ins tie '
Flu 'tie?. Tills ci.ibleii .'is 1 i • i
vVit to pass the w. it-ends with
luc'hi'r in AUhura.
On Sunday In^rt Sergeant H. G.
WYscott cntertained at dinner at
thft Golden Xorth cafe for Mr. and
-Mrs. P- H. Ganty, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Blanchard, Marion Ganty
\'n sper Canty, A. C-. Blanchard Jr.
ar.<t Gordon Blanchard.
0—0—0
'•eorga cimmons of Carcross who
ha.j been In Juneau the past five
months arrived In SI; as way on the
lisi^ibeth and left for his home
Friaay. Mr. Simmons "will help his
liiviher Aubrey keeP bachelors' bail
un'il the return of their pare'itu
Mr. and Mrs. Le*> Simmon* who
ar» at Present visiting in coa^t
titles. Iil( .
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Miss He.cn© Moore daughter ot
Dr. and Mijs. I. II. Moore afteJ
hiving finished the three weeks
course of iraining at the Tri-sidio
ha? gonp ,iu to Port MoArthur San j
P-'1rv» California to take over thoj
hoa'cfs' duiieis of that Post.
A hiostess in time of I>ecce ha® I
chrage of recreation for all enlisted ,
ppf'stmiK'i for their wivas and chil-,
d.-'.i It ia a blanch of sorvice un
der th® education and recreation de- j
var'ment and has been undertaken I
by the Army in conjunction with its j
extrnslvo plan for vocational edwa- |
tlon.
1 hia Presidio i.i one of the four
training centers of the United States
for hostesses. Of the fiv© who have
finished thin first course a* Pre
sidio thi*e women have gono on to
th« Phillpi'ine Islands and one to
Faanma.
Miss Moore Is a graduate of tho
University of Washington where she
wag 4 member of Kappa Kappa Gam
m-*., Theta Sigma Phi and Tolo club
6iie late* rp^nt 14 months In the
hospitals hut servico of the Amer
ican Red Cross in France end Ger
many. • .
J'ne' above clipping Is from the
Sei»itl>j Star and was sent by Mr.
Phil Abrahams.
I The New Day When Busine?s Women Will
Prefer Simple C .. ^ ^ to jc inery.
By MRS. L. L. FOIilCST, Natl Fc i. ?i'ofcssional-Basineia Women.
Yc.i never • x a young business n n s .1 . 1» ■» ■ >rk in a Tuxedo coat,
danriistr . rotr! : . ] wit'i rr] ■ i vw *e»l trousers, but you
we - ' 1 work in a g^rcr*! mixtirre ol ballroom finery and tail
ored t'li: ;s.
Of eourio, this is not altogether the r !t c f Jack of sense of fitness.
C01 « 'h tho necessity of • in . '.1 nina afid business clothes
out of .1 . i:: i::.t>n.-, t : .■■ .1 uuv> the former «ud tries to
make t' ni >' fir hv-h occasions.
1'. •«. u; com it -i, thll practice won't do any more
than ti.e mi\ -! • will do f ir ' se y< -ng nan. I feel that the Fed
eration of IV :.'-- ' Business Wot en should com-crn itself with
a national iu< • fir \t n U a!'' of • a. suitable dress for business
women.
The :: ha* ' -»n trie m -it i'n <rd -rm is mentioned for
wow.:: the ;ld j'.nr /> t • cot •. >n vit it rn> ans mannish clothes
or a i!t:ii' 1:11. I do n t 1-.-!?• ve in ■ :i. -. "• T wiiat I lo herald is the
eomina -t' a new day when Iusi: c will prefer simple clothes
to peri.-l.al>!j f.ncry.
Society Function in L. :':j o* Churches
EVANSTOX. ILL.—This nmy to th.
C'ity of clitiri lie-. I>ut there is no
reason why we shouldn't have n liril •
healthy lit once ill :i w hilt.
Anyway, promintht Kvuuston residents
turned thenvselves into :i posse ami
gave cliase ti« a pair of negroes ami
n white youth wlu> held lip four pro: -
Inent North sl<le women. The fugi
tives were captured in Calvar. • eme
terv.
About 11 o'clock at n'trlir a nm
slcale. iriv. n at the home of Mrs. Her
liert Drew, 7"7 Sheridan road, Kvnn
ston. was eonclv i •>t. Mrs. II. G. rrig
pe, 77."." North Hermitage avenue, her
two i1; i:^lifei>. Miss It.-atrlce ami .Miss
Dorothy, anil Jlrs. llaruM Klein. 43G0
ICenraore avenue. l»-ft the house to
gether.
Three hloe';s from (he Drew home
the two tieirroes *1111! the white youth
i i rout "f ttii! women. One
•ueil the «rni< <>f Mrs. Klein to
:• - til'-:. Another snatched away her
' -.•.'•..'o. The trio then dashed Into a
| -iile Mreel.
<gH>ur women screamed. Their
■ attracted two Evanston polke
, ; i ii :iznl :i nuniher of lliose who were
•I' lnitr: from the Drew home. J. 0.
i treuMirer of the William Wripley
Ir ■•■ ttipany. drove up In his automo
li:V. •:f t>t;il>:in"eil li.v Ills daughter.
• M: • r.:tii.:ir:i. With the four women
<i the two polieemen he took up the
• A dozen o'her automobiles
! driven by cue-'s at the Prow musicule.
I nanii-tpatcil iii the men hunt.
Mr. <">x tiaxinp several minutes'
v:c-i .■iU il In kepinjr the fusi
•i'. e-- in vie v. With his machine at
llt< ir lie< !s, tl.e trio raced for the
i e acier.v.
Tlie Wrivl.-y official vaulted the
cemetery fence ahead of the pollce
:,v:i. The laiter tired a couple of
s! i:ts In the nlr and the thieves came
a stop. Mr. Cox collared nil three.
The return of the thieves to the
Evanston police station was a real
so ,ety function. Half a hundred
Evaitston residents, many of them
i prominent socially, followed the cap
I tives.
Nc-lievf r. f*. - AKRH of
So CENT LUNCH.
Why e't a cold lunch when you.
can get a bowl of hot soap. Homa
made Wes and a cup of best cof
fee for thirty-five cents at the Gol
den North Cafe.
Sabsci'be tor U19 F>aUy Alaafcan
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN' SCTENCK
Sunday service will be held 7:30.
O'cloctc in the evening in the Churc
Bdilioe of Christian Science Socloty
o( SKagway corner of Main street
and Fourth Av6nuo
Christian Seine® subject;
SPIRIT.
Sunda/ School at x2:15.
Th9 l'ullic Is cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. I„ '.»interberger, B. D.
Pastor
Morning Worsfcip at 11:00, Ser
ai cm oy the Minister.
Suuday (School at 12:15. All are
United.
Etcnlng •worship at 7:30. The
Subject Is: God's Day of Rest
No time will count for so much
a: that spent in the worship of God
Wednesday Evening Prayer and
?ral.i. service at 7:30.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
.T "•morrow being the fit^st San
day of the month. services will be
as fo'lowa: , ,
9:?0 Mass and Sermon.
Sunday Scool after Jlass.
No Ev°ning Devotions.
Full GosPel Mission.
Ctk a.vu- East of Broadway.
Berflcfsr-ZSunday 2:30 and 7:30.
Servlc^s'-Thursday 7:30 pm.
(Bible otidy Class).
Serv.C-.s'-Saturday 2:00Pm.
Ever/one Is Invited to attend.
The Tu liursclfad night service Is
oPen for Discussion.
Bring youur questions and come.
tihe Thursday and Saturday ser
vices are held up stairs oveir the
Missioi Hall).
Rev W. H. Shoemaker and wife
in cha.-.^j.
There la more Catarrh In this section
Of the country than "1! other diseases
lut together, and 'o.' - ears It was sup
posed to ba incurabic. ]>o«ors prescribed
local remedies, and l>y *<jnstantly failing
to cure with local treat ntnt. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrji Is a local disease,
greatly Influenced by co'ibtitutlonal con
ditions and therefore 1 cquires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine. manufactured by P J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, i < a constitutional
remedy, is taken Internally and acts
thru the Blood en the JIicous Surfaces
of the System. One Ht-ndrod Dollars ¥e
ward is offered for any rr.se that Hall's
Catarrh Mcdi-Jine faiu. :ure. Send for
clrcmars and testiiRonirJs. '
Fjl. CHJ3NEY & i t'.. Toledo, Ohio.
Soiu by Druggists. Tic.
Hall's Fatally r.lla lor constipation.
—AdrertlsemeJit.
Prize Posted For Box Bowling
To lncrease the intent In th-e bo*
bov'ing alleys at th-e Eagles during
the s- cial functions a prize h^a b^en
[)Jsted for tlie best score mad© dur
ing each month.
Tbtt Bvarsharp Pencil looked good
to Secretary Griegoach lapt month,
ar.d figuring that he could «Be 11
in !ils bupineeii he went after lt«
and T>hen the scores for th© month
were investigated. It was found that
tiig 144 map the winner.
Jvi- what tile Pri^e w111 b® for
Feb. hap not be©n decided upon aa
ret. t It 'will be something worth
whll». MiiJ tie alle>fc w111 cal1 for
their khate la the entertainment to
nigh wh«n thfe hall will be op©n for
the fwd Timep dance
Remember that finery is taboo to
night hut that will not prev6nt all
frjoa having a good tfcne. 'or all
tho»s who attend the Eagles dances
Urayi Ware a good time.
To Oure a Gold in On, Day
Take Grora's LAXATIVE BROMO
CUINXJ® tablets. The genuin
bbars thg algnatur# of E. W. Grove
30 c0nts.
Bright eves, ij|
rosy cheeks l
and red Hps
come from good >
digestion.
" Wr&iey's is a delicious 1
aid to the teeth, breath. V
appetite and digestion.
Tbek
Flavor
Lasts
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FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiaHotcl ia not and never haa been owned or controlled by Japaneafe
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
IBCSS HE£T3 ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. BOBT. KELLY, Mcr.
White Fass & Yukon Houte
112! TIME TAHTiB HO. it
il ■ LI r rue»d»r *n4 JTrUSej.
No. 1, N. Bound * " " * ' If*. 0, S. Bound
1st OlMm I-ft GUm
8:80 a. m. Leaves UEA0WAT An*8:45 p. m.
11:00 a. m. WHlTJd PJU3B Imrtf 2:10 P. m.
12:40 P. m. _BKNN*TT , • 12:45 P. m.
2:10 P. m. CAltCKOflB , 10:55 &. m.
4:30 p.m. WHVi'inHUHi— a 8:80 *. m.
Passengers mu't bo it fepot >t t>ma to bar® Baggage lQ
pec ted e. ad oheckod. Inspect'oa ia Hopped 80 m<antes before
leav'ng time of tr&lna. _ XjHm***.
150 pound* of B^gSftS* wl b« efc*a)e*d free with ««cb full
fare ticket and 75 pound* wltft nok half Car* tU&aft*