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ORPHAN FINDS HOME
S^agway's Social Weel<
Mis* Ciuru Brown. Los An_i'!cs.
while visiting the Diamond Bur ranch,
was moved with sympathy hy an or
phaned two-day-old pis;- She too!; the
llttie. one. and now "Diamond" enjoys
all the comforts of u pretty home. Ill*
happiest moments are at meal time,
when Miss Browu f-eds the "baby." as
the picture shows.
The Child's Character.
So then, you have the child's char
acter In th.-~e four things—Humility.
Kaith. Charity and Cheer.'uhiess.
That's what you Ijave to be converted
to. "Kxoept ye be converted and be
come as little children"— You luar
much of conversion now-a-days; but
people always seem to 'bin!; they
have not to be made wretched by con
version—to be converted to long faces.
No. friends, you have cot to be con
verted to short ones; you have to re
pent into childhood, to repent Inio
delight, and "deiightsomeness.—John
Ruskln.
j Jlis3 Mavis IIuMil one of the Pul
len House employ*^ is taking a
j needed nest.
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Superintend*nt V I Hahn ePent
much of thc f£ist week 1" Whitchor >
whlr-' he went on busings.
| Dr. L'. J. Keller who lias be°*H J
j in Shuttle for several \veeJt Is «x- I
' P*'cfd home on the nt>.\t ITintxas.
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0 -i>—«»—
.•n- ;iud Mr3 Joff< r*on of ti.>
district ar'ivd in t>wn on the -Al
ameda and aft(,r a stc«p at I he i'u •
j i>'n Hous<-' tii'y proeeeded uu tU'-j.
way tioan'.
On Tuesday piealng February 2-d
th* Fircmen will giv,. thcir anuuil
I dance to which cv-ryolse is invite.;.
! There will he y ml iitur io .u . i
: ane« of gooj rvfr>.' huiL,nts.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. II.Tay
lor, at .MoGe°, S.c'f., a son. Mrs. ,
Taylor will L>c r0m<.-mb''r d ar< Miss
Henrirtta Rou--.s«.nu; formerly of
U'l it.'hers.-.—Wh uhrrs® fiar.
Mrg Mars"r.;t M rc tt;- who h f
I • n a^L-t n: in tlie nilinar dcpart
meut of the 1'ulhn jriv.i.,c left on th
iram Friday for \Vi:iV:orse w-hrr • .
►id -,'t"» t > J; a ucv." Xi id of 1. -
})or.
Mr5 .Max il Smith 1> ft on the Ala
m*'da for Jui.^-u a J fr. :n there :
will go to K rinr.au on the S; i
ane. Mr,s Smith's two s"iis Jac.
">nii Dan Kiims0 will make tl.'i.
hoiue at l'ortlf.nd H„ufj tint:'
her return.
I^OLEKO'J
, -
Fioth
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf Thai Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend F lour
is good to the last slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills" by
FISHER
FLOURING
MILLS
COMPANY
Home Office. SEATTLE
Miss Vivian rh'ltyi daughter of
Mark Phek>s, White Pass brakeman
was a r;is,nnger on Friday's train
{rem ..kagway. Sho was tMc guest
,.:rs. R Roddick until Tuesday
when sli0 loft for her home.—Whit®
horso ,?tar.
o—n—n
Colo'r'l Mears hend of the Fedi'T
il it. 11. of .v'af:ka and liIs family
w e pn. singers aboard the Alameda
t '. .r w.ty to the w°stwar,]. Whil
Al m da wa>j in port whl"h an'i
c.i'ly hour* Colonel 31<-\tti>i
; ■ d.iuyl:tlr Miss Betty were'
■ <f Irs. Hariitt S PuJlen at
«• i'u.J0n Hou^g.
— - o o—n
The fatuili0* of Mr. P. H. Gan
M and A. C. Planchard who hav0
e l»«-dr home in the Pulh-i.
Amies for th0 past several (
uavo moved into th' ir r°-,
v.-;ivj dwellings and will be at
o to th'ir f'Knds as soon «¥»
. : !,d. This will give Mrs. Pu! '
. ...i op;>oi'tlinity to get h*r hot
1 i i ;• .idinevi for ,tlie early spring 1
[.■nv 1.
hz Women's Club
Gives Valentine
Party
:w;«y Woman's O'ub have
■ organizations of our i
■ u-.ikf»l off tUe stage when ;
:o putting on a novel and
!•' sa:>t evening's entertain*
■ strictly local talent. i
i r four tim<*5 a year they j
in -'u-ir men friends and noigh
■! show them wliat they can I
way of giving tU<m a j
■ t c-Ti-ning.
(H ion wsf pnjoved byj
j<"t '—venty ]>"ople last Monday
i it '• the Sorial Centre. The
v.-as original from start to |
• !i ;those present vott-d un- j
iy that tho event wap a I
marked success. Everyone Pre- ■
it 1- d i good time, and the
il blared they would be look
[• fjnveal with interest and i
I >nuing to the next open evening!
■Woman's club -
>>' l;Pr>i:ie s'it'teKrU'> by Mrs. |
; ?"rs. McCann, Mrs. Run-J
: i"i d t>y Mr.?. Tanner and
. ArhVy were well done and
rinfvely rec«lvcd. The Stage;
' '• <'ii fitted into this and th°
,v| "Cs number in a te"ing way I
f.thancej the numbers vPry J
Vr3. Eric Telfer, Mrs.
C. F. Curtis, 'Mrs. Helen I.«ync!h,
rnd Mis.« Vivian® Talbot assisted by
Mir". Owrn «r<*ented n gratifying
ly origin-'! mtmbrr in the Seasons.
V" - .'!• '.t : and Magpie took the ce
■ f t'io stage they were tv,.loom
rd dd friend*. The, Parts as
by Mrs. It. H. Johnston and
. 11. RunnaVs wer« of the
b."t »iid suited the characters aB
'•vi ry hou ' hold has come to know
them. * . l»rli i -»
1 colorltis was introdn?ed by
•! vk as the strolling darkly.
His taXc-off <^f our r>o«Jnt "lights
out" v?s amuHirg and appreciated
and tho encore r^nd^Hd 1)J" himself
: V"tcd Harry A^k and "AleV
"lrtncbrrd capped ihe Climax.
Music for nome of th» parts was
r- ! ltd by Mjv. IC. Hannan and
Vivian tlbot. Mr. O. S,Jmer
: liani'd by Jliss Birdie Selmer
r-. il1 red Shuliert's Serenade to
•; of the comDany.
;>c j.oi toffico in charge of Mrs
f . W, i^ter and Mrs. H. Mtller ad
ded im.cli to t'.i" mcrrj ment of the
e\-oui:.g. Uncle Sam being so
th ill as to Provide all pres
ent with a Yalentin0.
Mr*. K. L. W'inte$>tTger acted,
MRS. MAUD WOOD PARK
The various organizations of women
in this country are preparing to see
that national legislation in which they
are itUercsted is kept in the fore
ground. Mrs. Maud Wood Park of the
National Lcarue of Woman Voters has
bacn elected chairman of the woman's
Joint ccngtessional committee organ
ized for that purpose by representa
tive cf six national organizations of
wotrrn.
as mistress of ceremony and gave
the word of welcome to the 'gue*ts.
Tfie .Social Cellar was b'-autifuliy
and t£stefully dccorntp<J 'with a
^•mhinitjon of hpartfi and hatchets]
combining the valentine feature with
the national celetration of Wash
ington'^ birth'dajr. On the plat
form wore Placed treeg nnd decora
tion for several pcenes of tho dif
f-'i^'nt 1 arts.
After the close of the informal
program, the refreshment commit
tee consisting of Mrs. IT. Ashl,.y..
MrP. J. Keller, Mrs. L. C. Gault
Mrs. Karl I^araon, Mrs. 3Ielen
Lynch. MH*. L. H. Johnston, Mrs.
K. Hannnn and Mrs. Feero, ser
ved the daintinst and most satis
fying lunch imaginable, consftsting
of sandwiches, cakes; cof^.e nnd
"•tfesi!)' f. fit0 giK'ut^ formed in
parties of six and chatted and en
joyed their hunch as much as they
had enjoyed the program.
A few out of town fricrtids wera
in and declared the 0vening one
of the most original and enjovablej
it. lipd bc'n their privelepe. to par
ticipate in. The Women's club IS
filljng a real need in the intellec
tual and social life of the commun
ity; and deserves tlie commenda
tion af nil. The Library started
under its auspices haji become a
much aimreciated and much used in j
stitutlcn. Tt Promises more for
tth« futur<y
Our new serial "Th0 Shadaw of
the cjhei^eWng Plnes" a new story*
of tho StoAu Country; that magic
land ■ct mystery where readers
first made the acquaintance of
"Tess''. Many will remember how:
they laughed with her and at her
and how they cried over her. It
will begin next Tuesday. Sub
scribe now bo that you will not miss
cne installment.
Raortp from Germany indicate
that the relief work of the Ameri
can Quakers is responsible for feed
ing 600000 children daily. This is
distinct from til* Hoover Rclief Pom
nil"sionV work which feeds few
children in Germanji.
SKAGWAY'8
FKATKRNAK/ ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet* erary second and
fourth Tuesday eTenlag
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
Us brotfcera cordially welcome,
fc. 8s Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELLER, Acting Arctic Director
F. £ A. M.
Wliitc P"s8 Lodge P. £
A. M. No. 113, meet# 2d
anil 4Ui Saturdttr evening
of each month at 8 o'clock
Visiting Brethren are w®l
come.
JOHN N HANSEN W M.
T J 3TANUISH, Secretary.
Si. P. O. £LKB
Bkagwaj boAg*
No. 431, B. r. O.
Elks meats every
i Thursday at 8:08
P M
Vis't'Dg brothere cord'aily welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
r. 1 TAMDEWALL, eecreULrj
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
«cot l* A. B. Hull first Monday In
•very mout it 8:39 f. n.
VLalUcj Brothers cotfdlaJly ««!'
c to". J. 0. PHBIiPB, 8«cy.
Fraternal • Order at
Eaglee—
Skagviay Aerie,ftNo 35,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday niglit of each
month at their hall on Fifth Arc
ane. Visiting brother* cordially in
vito 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. Sl. Griesbach, Secretory.
Naoni1 Ct'«pter No. 9, 0 E. S
in» 'ts In Msgonlc Hall flr*t nnrt
tt'rd Frl1ay> of **1011 month at s
P. M. Vl8ltJiij? mcinlers welccm,.
• Charrie Marie Sparks
j i . | Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, Secrntiry.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR- L 8. KELLER
DeiMt
Mo«t Mo&ern Methods
Offle« Hours: 9-12 ft- m- 1-8 p m
A.l»»Juu» Building — Broadway
8KAGWAY ' AXiA8K4
W- B. STOUT
Attoraejr At L « «
Pr&eUc* ia all oourU
la Territory ol Al»«b»
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