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WOULD HAVE WOMEN PROPOSE
Writer Assails Old Icfea That She
Must Wait Unitl^She Is Sought
In Marriage.
.More and more It becomes evident
t!mt a gnat and solemn referendum Is
needed to si-tile ilie question: Shall
women propose? This matter—It Is n
leap year—lias been agitating men nnd
women for more tlian six months.
When !!C0 opeued. this newspaper
called attention to the fact that It was
a leap year and suggested and even
advised women to tackle men who
were hi tiging hack, and see that they
did tin r dn:y nnd assumed the bur
den of mnrriage. We told women fo
boldly propose to men and see that
tl.ev gave tin ri„-!it answer—an affirm
ative. There is no person quite so
much of a slacker as a smugglsh
bachelor, and if he possesses not the
nerve to a>!; a woman to marry him,
then It Is tin- right of the woman to
demand that he marry her and see
that he does. Weak arguments have
been offered against wonvn proposing;
folk say it is unwoimirily, that It be
Iltrl.-H the girl, and a lot of nonsense
like that. If persons will look at the
natter reas •t:.:Uy and realize tint It
Is the duty ;>f every healthy person to
have a mate through life, (hey will un
derstand-that it is as much a woman's
ri,'it to tv.,i •a 1 an to marry her as
It Is the man's rlsht to put the ques
tion to her. Wherefore we repeat
what we I: ve <ild before, that women
should do :!;<» pr using In cases where
nn'n show an incl't: i?"'>n to hang back
or are bashful. If loft to a referen
dum we feel sure the woman's rlsht
to propose w:'l l>e sanctioned.—Chi
cago Evening I'ost.
PROLIFIC CREEDER 13 BEETLE
Enemy of Pitie Timber Only Kept In
Check by Strenuous Natural and
Artificial Control.
Sicolnl study h::s been made of tlie
number of nil stages of tlie western
pine beetle In 330 square feet of In
fested li.trk selected from 07 trees,
which represented mi aver.ice Infesta
tion within an area of approximately
."<! square miles. say.- the American
[■'ores'-;. Magazine. It Is shown there
n a i -_v percentage of mortality be
tween tlie ynm and matured stages
ri the developing broods, bat that nor
malty an a venire of about ISO beetles
to the square f.»-»t of hiirl? developed
to the adult, »r ri-prodnetlve. stace;
which woiii I he beetles to the
avi rnL-" ii!ly'«d trei*. or. say {81.000
boerles P> 1 OCO»honrd feet of tlmher.
s r.-H ft require# »n average of iboot1
ten beeMes ti> the =cimre foot to at
tack art'! I;ll! a vi - r.!-;s. I iltliy tree,
it will r>e «.ti! * -iv- tlif American j
For»«:r.v a« ■••••iM'.-ti. whlehjs cam
paloiln^ fiir :i national forest policy.
-S.n- all the pine tlmher of the western
fori -»ts iv. ii no: he destroyed were
It not for na'::ra! and artlticlal con
rrol.
Keller Brother* have ju*t received
a ►ul'Piy o£ Kads for tho PoPular,.
Kversii,--]p Pencil. KecP your Pencil
AlL OELi&nV to honor foch
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Memorial to Mrs. Donald McLean
■a. rbrJkJb
Whole World Paid Homage to the
Genius of the Great French
Master of War.
Marshal Foch's home In the Avenue
do Saxe. I'arls, has heroine one of the
wonderful dwelling places of Hit1
world. Far more than a dwelling
plate. It is now a museum of glory.
The rooms of tlint modest tirst floor
flat are crowded with the trophies
which nil civilization has offered In
homage to the man who led the allies
to victory. Such profusion of beauti
ful things and notable works of art
Is rare, and adinldst It the unassum
ing figure of the marshal moves al
most grieved, as It seems, hy the pos
session of these precious tributes,
which only bis kindly courtesy Induced
him to accept
They come from every part of the
world. That large, solid silver stat
uette of a French general of the Napo
leonic wars is signed by Los Amlgos
de Francla a Francophile league In
Spain. Next to It is an alabaster fig
ure by a French master. Over the
hearth stands a great gilt empire
clock Inscribed "To Marshal Foch.
from the grateful town of Cassel."
f!»ld caskets. Jeweled swords of
honor, antique and valuable minia
tures and Ivories, the splendid enam
eled collar of the flrand Cross of the
Hath, are crowded together in the
glass cabinets that line Hie wnlls.
Ilere Is all the respect, nil the enthu
siasm. all the gratitude and Joy of
victory of u whole world, expressed
in the finest and loveliest forms that
the Ingenuity of great artists, sculp
tors. goldsmiths, can contrive. And
It Is proof and touchstone of the merit
of the mnn to whom they have been
offered that he lives In this Illustrious
treasury of glory without seeming to
be conscious either of it or his fame.—
<!. Ward Price, In the Continental
Hdltlon of the l.ondon Mall.
In •■rder to reduce the high cost ol
clothing the dandies »i Koine have
i !••] ;.mI the ovuali fail, thetcby over
i-ok'iig an op|Hirtiinity to do s»tu<
1 1 :-:-th while T!'oy should have
I .r' ' i|ie>:>s"|v.* in : mii lo-.as
View of iIn' hriniv..- tuhlet erected in Continental Memorial hnll Id Wash
ington. liy the NVw Yorl; t'l.pter of the Daughters of the American Rorelo
(ion in honor uf Mis. Iiutiiilil Mi Lean (Kmlly Nelson Hltchle McLean), prefll
- notnl <>t the P. a. It. from l!Ki." (o liwio, and n clmrternjembor of the
National Society of the I). A. It. anil of New York chapter.
Even wiiii the Inauguration of nn
Ob ion 11 ns president next March as
sured. as nearly us liuniun events can
lie, Virginia will still hold the record
for native sous In the White Mouse.
The record then will stand: Vjfjrinin.
Washington, Ji'ffersoo, Madison, Mon
roe, William Henry Harrison, Tyler,
Taylor, Wilson, S; Oldo, Grant, Hayes,
nnrtield. I'eniainln IlnrrNiin MeKin
inf.. Uartllne or Cox, 7. Of Vlr
glnla's sons five were of English pa
ternal ancestry, two Scotch, ont
Welsh. Of Ohio's sons throe wer» of
English piitemal ancestry, two Scotch,
tme Scotch-Irish. We have seen no au
thorized statement of the patemai an
cestry of Harding or Cox.
Tile present German diplomatic plan
Is to refuse one ilay and accept the
next.
SendWrMonly
to iL
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Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefor^ understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
Our policy has been to extend to our Alaska friends close and
constructive co-operation; the advantages of our resources and facili
ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions and oppor
tunities on the Pacific Coast.
We now desire to increase our family of .Alaska customers. Your
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Notice of Election
Notie* li Hereby Klv«a that. pu
su>»at to aa act of Congr®9', approv®
May 7, 1906, entitled. "An A<-t pro
»:dtng for tne election of a d«l9
gat* to tli* House of Represeut*
tire* from the Territory of Alaska.''
and an act of Congress, appro." d,
August 24, 1912, entitled, "An
a:i to cr®*te a legislative aa*"iu
bly la the Territory of A'aska, to
con,er legislative powers tltoreon, and
for other purposes,'* and la coa
f»rniity therewith, a general ©lea
•ion win be held oa Tuesday, N'ov^rn
ber Jt, 1820 betweca tie hours of
t o clock a. m. aad 7 o'clock p, in.
ol laid day;
For the rurpos* of 'electing th«
following of;ic*r», to '"1':
A d®l*gat® to the House of R- ••
re®entativet from the Territory of
Ala'te;
Cra» memher of the S«aat« of th*
.Territory of Alaafca ; t
Tvut m*mber» of the Housa of
Representative of the Territory ■ <
A'aiks.
Two road commissioners for road
district No. One;
One a11"11!6? G'aeral for th"
Territory ol a'***®.
The Common Couaei1 of Skag*"ay.
Having Heretofore, by Ord inane
Duly Designated the Voting Pre
dncta of Said To»a and the Poll
in* Hfcce ia each Thereof Th® Ele«
tors «r* Hereby Notified:
Tha, all Duly Qualified Voters,
residing *lthia the boundarl's of
taid " Towa o| Skagway wIll
rot* at City Hal' building lo
cated oa Fifto Street ia ?nd upon
Lot S of b>ock 8 which is owned
fcy Th* City of Skag^ay Alaska the
same being th* Duly Designated Poll
lng plac* in aad for said Town of
Skag^sy.
Dated this 28th day of September
l»iO,
(8lga*d) The Common, Council o
Th* To^a of Skagway
By Walt*r McBrlen, Clerk.
SKACiWAY'S
FRATl'KXAIi ORDKR8
Arctic toroLhei i.uoti. —
Came 8k-igwa> No 1
meek evttrj iftri.uo a. J
Fft«rth Tu «*«>»> Aveulu*
M 8.30 o'clock. Visit
iM brivaer* eordlMlr welcome
L S. KeJIer, Arctic Ciller.
J it KELI.ER. Acting Arctic Director
P. & M.
White Pass I. d.e K. A'
A. M. No. 11 J, meets ad
•ml 4tii gatunlur evening"
•f aocb iB*nth. Vigittfij
Biethrea nre welcome.
Dan MSDoakld. W. M.
t. J. STANDISH. Secretary.
a. - P. o. ELKS
Skajway Lode«
no. 431, b. r. a
EUs® nice la ®v &tt
I Thursday at 8:00
P. U Jfrfi
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Ptai*c|» of A1m*» Igloo. &P- *2,
to a. B, K(0 Prrt Mondftr ijl
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TMOa* B«0«San aqgflfrUr
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Frnttrnal Order of
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Fraternal Order of
Bm|m meet tha tLn>t
m£ titiHl VT$&tMatter nfgrt or cacn
month at t&Mr fc%U on Ave"
inev Yisltbu broth®* cordially in
ftte< to litod K. O. Roger*, W. P.
J. m. C|rl«nb»ch. Secretary.
Nfcom1 Ciapt'r Ko- 9. B- s
ti»«M Is Uuoai« Hall Hr't rbJ.
tl'rd FrHay* o£ •uoh mont* at 8
jj. u. Vi'ltiaj m«nb«rs welcome.
T7Wd*w*u worthy
Matro». •'
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