The
Clancy Kids
Citations
PERCY L. CROSBY
by the McClurc Newspaper Syndicate
V/jnDY PVJ - IN TH6SI66C CF
H ILL 2" PVT. GILLS SMWCD UTTER
Pl5REGARD FOB. THE TEMPTING FRIED
CRUUERS OFFERED 8YTHE ENEMY,
0OT .STUCK TO HIS ARMY. THOUGH
THR/CC T£MPT£0 HE CONTENTED
HIMSELF WITH BREAD AND BUTTER.
HE NOW WEARS TH£ WAtt CROSS.
|| 5PARKY SCHULTeS.S(,T.-*HO,INTHE
OUTPOST NEAR Mill 23 >WAS 5O0itCT£O
TO THE INSVLTS OF THE ENEMY. THIS
S&T. MAINTAINED HIJT CHARACTERIJT/C
COOLNESS THROUGHOUT 6Y MERELY
STICKING our HIS TON 6US.
THE MEDAL OP VICTORY U>AS
CONFERRED ON HIM
BYRon stiuhell-vvt. istcl--0uRin6
;A HEAVY 0OM0ARDMENT.ON THE AFTER
NOON OF 0£C< 6TH-THIS PRIVATE
refused to leave his dugout when
His COMRAPfi" RerR£/\TCOT0 THE
REAR IN THE MI0ST OF THE BARRAGE
DECORATED WITH THE CROSS OF
the Allied 8Azar.
One extra star for oyept/mE
OinneY Dunn, pvr - During the siege of
HILL 33-TH'SSOlOiCR WAS THRICE
CA.LED BY HIS MOTHER,BUTSTUCK TO HIT)
POST AND REMARKED that the voice of1
Duty called louder the Distinguished 1
SERVICE ORDER WIU OE PINNED ON HIM
'f iff Evefl gets our or thc hou-jc
AGAIN. HE HAS ALSO BEEN DCQORATED
mLTK&ktV'-»"
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
@ *y th* McCiurc Newspaper Syndicate
v.'ndy <;ius, pvt - /NTHesieaeor
HILL 2* PVT. GILLS SHOWED UTTER
DlS RE6ARD fC>R THE TEMPTING FRIED
CRUllERS OFFERED 8V THE" ENEMY,
But stuck TO mis ARMY, though
twricc tempteo he contented
HIMSELF WITH 0REAP AND DOTTER.
HE NOW WEARS THE WAR' CROSS
jpARKv'.scHuiTes-s&r. - *"o, in the
OUT POST N£AP MILL 13 > WAS 5O0,iecT£D
TO THE INSUITS OF THE ENEMY. THIS
S6T. MAINTAINED HIJT CHARACTERISTIC
COOLNCSS THROUGHOUT 6Y MCRELY
STI&KlN6 OUT HLS TON606.
THE MEDAL OP V/CTORY U>AS
CONFERRED ON HIM
BYRon ^T/uwea-pvT isrcc--0uRiN6
A HEAVY 0OM0ARDMENT.0N THE AFTER
NOON OF 0£C. 6TH.THIS PRIVATE
refused to leave his QuGoiyr wheh
His COMRAPCS" R£Tf?EArE0TO THE
REAR IN THE MIDST OF THE BARRAGE.
DECOR ATE P WITH THE CfSOSS OF
THE ALUEO 8AZAR.
One extra star for overtime
0/nney DC/NN.PVT - OUR INC THE SlCGC OF
H/ll 23.THlSSOl.0ieR WAS THRICE
CA'.LCD BY his MOTHt»,dUTSTUCK TO HLSl
P0ST AND REMARKED THAT THE VOICE OF
Duty called louder THeoisnncuiSHEo 1
SERVICE ORDER Wilt OC P/NNED ON HIM
/f HC EveR Sets our of the housc
AGAIN. HE HAS ALSO BEEN DECORATED
"" WMMVAKC
MiSS JANE MORTON
Miss Jane Morton, daughter of one
of Chicago's most piominent families,
has forsaken horseback riding, golf
and tennis and accepted a position as
a stenographer in the office of a La
Salle street broker.
To Cure a Cold In On^ Day
Tajc* Grove's LAXATIVE) BROMO
ib'INIMH tablets. The genuine
Sears th^ signature of E. W. Grove.
JO c0nts.
Roa3 Hot Bfcach* " Winds of;
uhancc"- His latest novel which
ijals tn particular with Pioneer day
n Skagway and Dyea.
Keller Brothers has it.
SI<acjway's Social Weel<
Mr. James Kettles dined ou Sun
day lsat with the family of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Cole.
8—#—«
Mrs. Sam Hanson was a visitor iu
Whitehorse the past week, return
ing home on Friday.
o—n—b
' Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Miller
were Sunday dluncr guests ot Mr.
: V. 1 Hahu at the l'ulleu Mouse.
0—0—0
Remember that the Klks big
dance lor Saint l'atrick.s Day is
ttie 17th of March uud no oiutr dale
o —o—0
Mr. uud Mrs. C. C. Cole and their
i.vo children, Virginia and Uilt..
dined last Sunday at the i'uileu
House.
James K. McAlister return*. J
home on the Est e beta from a rum...
trip to Juneau, Sitka and way
points.
B—o—1>
Miss Clara L'ursou lias so far re
covered from iier indisposition us io
be able to assume her duties in the
telephone ollice.
0-0- -c
J. A. M. il. Mali'uy with his wife
children arrived on the Priucess
Mary and left on Friday on liis
way to Dawson.
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Among the Sunday diners at t!.c
Golden North cafe were Mr. a:ul
Mrs. U. J. Karwell. Mr. 1'hil Abra
hams, Mrs. A. C". B'.anchard and her
two children. A. f. Jr. and Horde.'.
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Walter McBrien arrived home on
Hie Alameda last Saturday morniug
from Juneau, where he had been
fur a week.
0—o - 0
Judge J. J. F. Ward, proprietor
of the Portland House, is now the
proud possessor of a fi.io new
Douge tar which will be used in his
business.
0-0—o
Mrs. James JlcKettrick of Ben»
nett e.iuie to Skagway for a visit
wiiU her friends and relatives.
While in towu she was a guest of
ilit: Povilatid House.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
1'rcsbyterian church met ou Fri
day with Mrs. Moffet, where tlie.v
t:..l a most enjoyable afternoon. A*
tempting repast was served.
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Two male candidates in the field
.Uiv.tily for ilie oltice of city clerk—
L. 10. Ileyuoldson and Leo 0. Gault.
.\'uw comes the report that a
ii.tr and worthy lady is the "dark
horse" and may carry off the plun..
Qttieu suite?
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.Mr. ar.d .Mrs. L. A. Harrison re
turned on tlie Alameda from a five
. s \ i-.it in Tacoma with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Jane T. Thurs
a i as t ;n in charge of the Ilarri
i store duriug the absence of Mr.
and Mrs Harrison.
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Vac last trip of tho Alameda
hvou-'ht north many people bound
for ihe westward. Among the uum
iuT v."re .Mr. and Mrs. Colwell and
baby of Seward. Mrs. Colwell was i
s Leslie formerly of White
hdr.se. Another well remembered
passenger was Fred Brayford.
y—8—(M
The Klks are outdoing any pre
vious record in their preparations
ior ihe Sain ll'atrlck dance. This
dancc is on the Seventeenth of
March whii.i falls upon Thursday
and not oil the Saturday following
so make suro of the date. There
will bo an unusually good pro
gram and a good time for all.
Hans Kutzeback," author of Alas
ka Man's Luck, came up from his
ramUi near Haines, and visiled in
S is as v. ay while the government boat
Peterson was in port for her (sup
ply of oil and mail. Mr. Rutzebach
; sent away the manuscript for
another book on Alaska and it is
the hope of his friends that it will
hp published sfcon.
n—0 0
The Skagway Library has receiv
ed many new books and those in
search of good reading can avail
themselves of the splendid oppor
tunity afforded by the free library.
S vure a membership ticket and con
form to the rules of returning books
or magazines and the treat i9 in
Availing fur you. There are books
for :t!l minds, from travel to clean
love stories, histories and biograph
ies.
a—U—0
The Order of Eastern Star gave
a very enjoyable "get together"
-gathering at Masonic hall on Tues
day evening. A good program with
iriunes and music filled the hours of
the entertainment and an elaborate
supper was served in the banquet
hi'll on the floor below stairs. The
Order is growing and very active in
ocial affairs. At nearly every
, meeting new members are elected
1 the initiations follow with some
; form of amusement.
c—n—o
Miss Vivian Talbot and Miss Flor
j is Clark, two high school seniors,
| entertained a group of tlieir friends
I at the home of tlio latter—Sunny
j side Ranch, on Friday evening.. The
, evening was given to games, music
and dancing. A vety delightful
time was planned and successfully
; carried out by the yoiiii£ hostesses.
Those present were: Miss Evungel
ine Kasmusen, Miss Bertha Selmer,
Miss Nancy Lynch. Miss Floris
Clark, Miss Mavis Hukil and Miss
| Vivian Talbot. The young ladies
were under the patronage of Mrs.
[ H. D. Clark. .
u—o—o
To celebrate the first anniversary
of her little son Jack, Mrs. E. H.
Owen, assisted by her mother Mrs.
II. U. Henry, oiuertained a number,
of small people and their mothers
on Tuesday last. A most delightful
time was passed and the mothers
came away convinced beyond cavil
that lier own after all is the
best and prettiest of the child
ren in town. Delicious refresh
ments for babies and their moth
ers were served. Master Jack
received many appropriate gifts.
Those invited were: Mrs. Eric
Telfer and her daughter Winni
fred, Mrs. John M. Keller and her
daughter Shirley, Mrs. C. C. Cole
and her daughter and son Virginia
and Billy, Mrs. G. J. Farwell and her
son Wells (Pat), Mrs. James K.
McAllister and her daughter Caro
line. Mrs. Thomas Runnails and her
daughter Shirley, Mrs. L. H. John
ston and her daughter Beryl, Mrs. |
Leo C. Oault nnd her daughter
Mary Esther.
Honoring Dr. Louis S. K^llgr of!
Skacwa;." Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Cas-j
Per Fisher en.{,ertained at th<*ir
beau'ifiil home 509 OlymPic Plate
last night. In 'ho early develoPittent
of tbe Xorthern. territory! Dr. Keller
and Mr. Fisher Pioneered in music.
The great gold camPs of Alaska
hi'ard oPera and musical conied;^
with complete orchestras even befor
modern construction housed the pe°
Vle Mr Fisher as Patron and Pro^
ducer and Dr IviHer as PatTon. I'
was fintiirtg tUerefore thajj Mr and
Mrs Fisher should arrange a mu
sical evening in honor af their guest
featuring the SPargur String quar
to vitil* Mr. John Mi'chell SPargur
Mr Albany Ritchie Mr B Hcllier Col
lins and Mr GPorg0 Kirch ner in a
program of chamber music.
The hostess Mrs Fisher herself a |
brilliant' vocalist charni' d her gu,£ts
vif.ii a st<to th0 s.ilection being.
"Chanson Provt.ncale" ivhich called
forth an encorc. Frof. Karl
Schwerdtfeger o'Vratic barritone con
trlbu'ed a selection.
The music and drawing rooms wyr
decorated with a Profusion of roses
and ferns and tho dining room wr
decorat^dl with na#ive foliage. A'
the close of 'ho Program the gu^st
Partook of tho collation.
Dr I II Moore a former Alaslcan
reviewed th0 development of music
in Alaska Paying tribute to the
and gu«Bt of honor as Pioneers
musical artistry in the Xorth.—PI
There were about ninetjf gu^ts
rresent among whom the following
names h!ave been cliPP0d as; 1!
will be of interest to the peoPle of
iSkaguayf as nearly all were resi
dents horo at one feim0 in lbo Pi
eer da:-(s: Judge and Airs Charing
Cla.vPool (formerly of Ketchikan
|Mri an^j, Mrs Charted II LiHy) (Mrs
Lily was Miss Edna Sengfelder) Dr
and Mrs Isaac H Moor0 Mr and Mrs
William It King Mr and Mrs Carlton
W Cash Jlr and Mrs William C Blan;
chcrd Jlr and Mrs Charles ,Jeiigfel-1
der I'rs Vic'or I Hahn Miss Kather
ino Hahn Mrs Lena Gunnison Mr.
Herbert "Wheeler and Mt; and Mrs
Hathorue Dent. Th0 Party) took
Place 011 Washington's' Birthday.
0—0—0
After the show. Hot Red SnaPPo'"
Fot i-eef Bouillon. Hot Clam T^a
and Flesh Raw Olympia Oyster eoc
t*i!s &i Kellers' fountain.
Suoea'be for the Daily A'astea
SKA (SWAY'S
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skag^ay No. J,
meet® every second euo
fourth Tuesday erenlnt
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
lac brcr-Jten cordltlly welcome,
b. 8. Keller, Arctic Oiilef.
J M EvKLI.l:K, Acting Arctic Director
('G ■
;\V
F. « \. M.
VVfcttc I':1 s* Lo<lge F. *
A. M. No. 113, mecta 2d
am) 4Lb Saiurtlar evening
of each month at 8 o'clock
Visiting Brethren tu» wel
come.
JOHN N HANSEN Yf M.
T J 3TANDI3H, Sacrobarj-.
B. P. O. KLKS
Skagway Lodfi*
NO. 431. B. T. O
Elks mePta every
I Thursday a.t 8:09
P M
V's't'n6 brothers cord'aiiy welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, 2 R
r. j VAfc'DBWALL, SeerWury
Pioneers ol Alask* 1*1 oo, No. 12,
■eef 1* A. B. >1*11 flrrt Utm&tf la
'•very mont at 6:30 9b n.
Vlaitln* Brotbar* eoMUallr »«•'
c nif. J, 0. PHELPS, B#Cy,
Fraternal Order o>
Eagles—
SkagAva; Aerle,9No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Kay lea meet the first
ind'Hiir<l Wednesday night of each
month Hi Ihelr hall on Fifth Ar»
due. Visiting brother* cordially to
fito ! to atteud M. E. Roger*, W. P.
J. Sl. <Jriesb«ch, Secretary.
N"aom' Chapter No. 9, 0 E. S
m»-ts In Masonic Hall first ana
tl.'rd FrHay* of "ic'i month ai »
P. M. Vl'lUiig members wlcom,
Charrle Marie Sparks
Worthy Matrcn.
Leila K. Crow. Secretary.
I'KOFBJjSION'AL CARDS
DR. L S. KELLER
• Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Oft lee Hours: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p m
AllUan fcullding — Broadway
aCAUW^Y ALASKA
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A ' * o i a e j At- Lai*
Practice In all court*
la Territory of Al^aka
HAIMKS - — ALASKA
$100 Reward, $100
Tbe readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that ti.-re Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science hat
been able to cure in all Ita stages and
that !• catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine lu taken internally and
acfra thru tho Blood on *.h- Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patl^At Btrengtji by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing Its
w<rk. The proprietors have po much
faith In the curative power* oY Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they niTVr Or.e
Hundred Dollars for my • that it falls
to cure. 8or.d for I' t <if testimonials.
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