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MISSSLOANE'S
MUSICAL RECITAL
Program Presented at Moose Hall
Last Evening Was Rare One
and Delighted All
J ,Misa Helene Sloane's recital given
last evening in Moose hall was a
rare musical treat and it was un
fortunate that there was not a
larger attendance.
Miss Sloane possesses a sweet
soprano voice, true in its every
note and particularly adapted to
the sweetest of ballads—those of
the land rf Bobby Burns. Her
readings were also most excel
lent. The following program was
rendered to the delight of those
present:
1. (a) "If I Built a World for
"You," Liza Leynvan; (b) "I
Love You Truly," Carrie Ja
cobs-Bond; (c) "Forgollen,"
Eugene Cowles.
2. (a) "Jessie, tin; Flower o'
Dunblane," Tannahill; (bj "My
Heart's in the Highlands,"
Burns.
3. Yalse Melancoli(|ne, op. (>n.
No. 6, K. (Jreig.
Miss Root.
" 'Coni'e Belhi' da Lucre/in
Borgia," Doni/.etli.
5. (a) "Where the Iliver Shan
non Flows," J. I. Russell; (b)
"Tin? Lasl Rose of Summer,"
Xaire.
0. Trislrsse d«' Columbine, op. i
Fdouard Sehiitl, Miss Rool.
7. "I>i Fab' -\in«»r Che Dirse da
II Trovalore," (J. Yerdi, Miss
Rool.
8. "My Nannie "A Man is a
Man for a' Thai."
1>. (a "Nuuanu Waipuna," Ha
waiian Songs; (b) "Aloha Oe."
The piano seleelions rendered
Rlpnrl
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by Miss Root were received with
fervor by the audience, ant* her
ability as an accompanist vas
ably demonstrated.
Tonight Mia«f Sloane will give
a popular concert, after which
'the Moos.; will give their regular
weekly dance. Admission to bo'h
concert and dance §1.00.
HOSPITAL WILL CLOSE
FOR WANT OF FUNDS
( Continued from page 1)
If some plan could be devised
whereby the municipality could
contribute say $100 per month, il
would just about enable Ihe hos
pital to meet expenses. Unless
there is some immediate and de
finite response on Ihe part of the
general public the hospital, which
has served so necessary and im
portant a use, will have lo remain
closed.
Tin* announcement llial the
Hospital of flic (iood Samaritan
is to be closed unless some help
is extended to that institution
conies as a blow to those who
have not only the good of the
community at heart, but to those
as well who realize the necessity
of such an institution,.in a com
munity situated as Valde/ is. The
present poor financial condition
of the hospital is due lo the lack
of pay palienls on the one band
and tin' exceptionallv large num
ber of indigent sick who have
been cared for by thai inslMil
lion. During that period, four
or more lives have been saved,
where death was inevitable wre
il not for I lie sanitary conditions
surrounding the patients as well
as the professional nursing I hex
received.
Tin* lives «»f a number of others
were cither prolonged or at least
I heir, last days were made com
fortable by reason of the exist
ence of Ibis insl it nl ion. Valde/.
cannot afford lo sec I lie doors of
ibe Hospital of Hie <!ood Samar
itan closed, neither will the char
itably inclined rest in the thought
that Ibis community will have no
way of caring for those suffer
ing and without means to help
themselves.
Tlu' conditions existing in
Alaska, as wo all well know, are
peculiar in llial wo have no koy
ornmonl support in flit* way of
eariuK for the ii]«li|r<*nt. This
hurden has always fallen upon
tli«» individuals of our communi
ties. ami in our own particular
settlement lliis load has h.-en
largely borne hy |h<* hospilal. \\"«;
an* facing a crisis in our history,
what shall wc do ahoul il ? Wo
fool safe in saying for On- people
of Vahle/ thai the <iood Sainari
lan Hospital shall not he perniiI -
led to die.
THE MONEY TRUST.
'I'll«• proposition In poslpoil.*
until at'lff Hip president ial
lion fn.lhcr activity l»y Hie Con
gressional mm mil i that lias!
liriMi invesligal iiiK I lit* alleged!
money trust will meet with gen
ernl approval. Thai Ilicci* is
rcasiiii fi»r a general invest j^a-j
lion of Hi'- hanking ami currency
laws ami conditions of I In* coiin-j
try is generally admitI«*«l, ImiI ev-j
•*ry indication is that nothing
tangible will Iip accomplished |#y
pressing |In* investigation alibi"
I ime.
deform of lIn- currency laws is
one of Ilii* most important ques
lions before lln- people, i'mmi if
there is I ho greatest difficulty in
arousing tin* people to tin' nec
essity of legislation on this line.
The Congressional committee
that is conducting I ho investiga
tion apparently has lost all sight
of the real questions before it
and is making a determined ef
fort to manufacture some polit
ical campaign material out of
the inquiry. The question is not
political in any sense of the word
and should he considered at some
other than during a national
political campaign. Nothing can
he lost and much may he gained
by postponing further investiga
tion until after November.
The weekly dance given I»y the
Alaskan Order of Mnone will take
place on Saturday night as na
na!, preceded by a popular con
cert to he given by Misa Helene
Hloane. The admlsflinn to both
the concert and danco will be one
dollar. Ticket* can be procured
from any of the member* at the
door.
The line of the alil.'lto in poll
ticH may become as common aa it
in in society. It ia Raid to bo a
moat effective weapon in the
handH of I hone who have become
expert by frequent usage.
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