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SIXDAY XIGHT—FIVE KEKLS
Hearst Selig New pictorial.—Xo.
26. 1914.
The Redemption.—A special Ka
lem feature in two reels. A story
of modern times.
Hubby has a Toothache.—Featur
ing John Bunny and Flora Finch.
He should worry when his wife has
n. toothache. Its different when he
has it himself. You can t help
Oulj One "BKOMO QUIXIXE."
Whenever you teei a cold coming
ca, think of the full name. Laxa
tive Bromo Quinine. Look Tor sis
nature of E. W. Grove cm bot. 25c
JjWAL tiKIUS
The Georgia, eatue in yesterday
: on her regular run. She brought a
| quantity 0f outside mail for this
1 place aud the interior from Juneau.
.Messrs. Chamberlain aud Fergu
j sou, two knights of the grip, left
tor Juneau on the Georgia last nigh
after circulating among the business
houses of Skagway for several hours
lookiug up business for their firms
Last night at S: -*5 o'clock, there
, came to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
i A. c. Blanchard a near Christmas
present, in the shape of a smiling
! babv boy. Dr. Gabie was the at
tending physician and this morning
reports all the parties to the in
teresting event as getting along
nicely.
,rnotos by American tress Association.
They Figure In the Battles In the Air
At top Is shown a French armored aeroplane. In the lower picture Is a (
unique gun used by the Germans to destroy aeroplanes. It Is mounted on a j
truck, and It Is claimed that It can be timed and aimed accurately enough ,
to destroy the swiftest flying aircraft — —
SEEKING INFORMATION OF
WHEREABOUTS OF BROTHER
A. C. Ragsdale, general delivery,
Seattle, is seeking -Information of
Ills brother, James Ragsdale, who,
In 1898, was In Skagway and
wrote several letters homo from
here, bnt after that dropped out
»f sight and has not been heard of
since.
The missing man Is described as
being six feet in height, -weight 200
pounds, light hair, blue eyes.
Mrs. Lucy Wentworth, 1645 State
street, San Diego, Cal., is desirous
of getting information of her broth
er-in-law, John Wentworth, who
came to Alaska in the early days of
thQ Klondike rush. He Is describ
ed as tall, light complexioned, with
blue eyes. He is a native of New
Hampshire.
clubwomen urge fair
PLAY FOR FALLEN GIRLS
Chicago, Dec. 7—"Stop the mill
that grind to death the women and
girls of the street/' win be the de
mand made upon the Illinois leg
islature this winter by a delegation
of Chicago clubwomen.
Abolishment of the system of
fining women of the underworld
when they are brought into police
court will go a long way toward
"stopping the mill," the clubwomen^
declare. Providing homes for the
reclamation of girls who have gone
wrong is the second step that women
win bring to the attention of the
legislature.
Tie delegation that will ge to
Springfield to work for the legisla
tion will be headed by Miss Kate
Adams, superintendent of Coulter
House, a home for girls.
"Fining a girl caught in a raid
on a disorderly resort has never
done anything but malce the girl
more of a slave to the man who gets
her out by paying her fine," said
Miss Adams. "There is always a
dive-keeper ready to fasten his
clutches on a girl by paying her
fine. '
"The same old mill has gr°und
for years. A girl of the streets is
arrested. The cafe keeper^ into
whose place she drags men to buy
drinks, calls up a professional
bondsman who gets her out. In the
morning he engages a shrewd law
yer and pays her fine. Aud the
only way she can pay the fint back
to him is go back to the streets
and trail more men."
INTERIOR WEATHER.
Skagway, clear, n. w. 22 abova
Whitehorse, clear, calm, 14 be
low.
Lower LeBarge, cloudy, river full
of ice, calm, 18 below.
Hootalinqua, cloudy, river full of
ice, calm, 18 below.
Big Salmon, cloudy, river full of
ice, calm, 18 below.
Carmacks, clear, ice very heavy,
calm,—.
Yukon Crossing, clear, calm, 24
below.
Coffee creek, clear, calm, 22 be
low.
Stewart River, clear, calm, 28
Dawson, clear, calm, 25 below.
"The stockings were hung
Near the mantle with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas
Soon would be there."
which means that
"Moore's Push-less Hangers"
were used.
6 for 10c at Keller Bros.
LOST—On Saturday or Sunday a
cameo stick pin, valued as a keep
sake. Return to Golden North ho
tel and get liberal reward. 12-7-2L
The Retort Sympathetic.
Amelia (with a simper*—I have such
hard work to keep George Crom being
silly when he is with uie. PrisciHa
[tart<y>— You don't expect impossibili
ties of the poor fellow, do you?—Baiti
Eore American.
Make it thy business to know thy
self, which Is the most difficult lesson
lo the world.—Cervantes
Painfully Particular.
"If you refuse me this time," he
iaid. "I shall never ask you to he my
vife again."
"Oh, please,'" replied the girl from j
Joston, "try to use better English. I j
lever have been your wife. Why j
ihould you ask me to be your wife !
igain?"—Chicago Herald.
Soft Answer.
Mrs. Nerves—Kitty, if you don't stop
uakiiig that dreadful noise at your
•lay 1 shall have to punish both you
nil Frankie. Kitty (judicially)—Well,
'm sure we would make a lot more
loise than ever then*—New York Joor
lal.
Nothing .Left to Say.
Mrs. Gabbelgb—Strange yon should
alk in your sleep. I never do. Her
lusband—Certainly not Yon tell
verything that's on your mind before
vlug to bed.—Boston^Transcript.
The regular meeting of the Par
ent-Teacher association was held In
the assembly room of the echool
house last Friday evening, Deo. 4.
In splta of the Inclement -weather,
there was a good sized crowd In
attendance. Those who did venture
forth felt well repaid for the effort
they made, for it was a most
enjoyable evening, one of thq beat,
if not the best the society nas held
since it was organized.
The following standing commit
tees were announced to the so
ciety, the chairmen baying chosen
their assistants for the ensuing
year;—
Program committee; Hi*. W. C.
Blanchard, chairman, Mrs. Suffscool
and. Miss Maloney.
Horticultural committee; Mr. W.
C. Blanchard, chairman, Mr. P. H.
Ganty and Mr. H. D. Clark.
Motherhood committee; Mrs. Ped
|ersen, chairman. Miss Keenan, Mns.
Martin Conway.
Mr. Pedersen, ae chairman 'of
the manual training committee re
ported that work had boen started
in his department that afternoon
when twelve or thirteen boys from
the five higher grades, had had
their first lesson in carpentry. The
clasj had been held in Mr. peder
sen "s study, but but owing to the
need of more space than hi* room
afforded, the organization decided
t«> give Mr. pedersn the use Of the
school assembly room for the Fri
days ou which manual training was
given.
On behalf of the domestic science
committee Mrs. Reinert reported
that this same afternoon ah© had
held her first class jn sewing,- In
her own home, and that already the
girls had started to work on their
caps and aprons which they vers to
make.
From all reports given the chil
dren are highly enthusiastic over
their manual training and domestic
science work and with proper en
couragement from the liomne this
work may become tlio most effec
tive in the entire course of study.
"Early Childhood" was the theme
of the program which consisted of
three "especially entertaining num
bers, two papers, one by Mrs.
nifluvhtird, tho othftr by MlSS Mn
loney, and a reading by Mrs. Suffe
cool, Mrs. Kirmae was to hfive
sung but at the last moment was
unable to do so.
Mrs. Blanchard's article oa "What
things children should know before
they enter public schools" -. waa
keeuly enjoyed by everyone. The
subject itself is most Interesting, es
pecially to parents, and Mrs. Blaroch
a-rd handles the topic so well that
it becomes of interest to even
those who have no responsibility
whatever in the rearing of children.
She maintains that the Teat est
thing which children should leans
at an early age is obedience. Wham
this great lesson has been taught
it is a comparatively easy matter to
aid the child in acquiring habit* of
truthfulness, frankness, neatness,
cleanliness, and self-reliance. Furth
ermore, he should be taught to do
things for himself; to hang Up his
wraps, put them on, etc., all of
[ which mean a great help to the
busy teacher In her round of s^ool
iuties.
Of no less interest wag Miss Ma- j
ioney's paper on "The Value of
Fairy Tales." Through the fairy
tale is opened up a world of Imagin
ation, that state of mental actiylty
which la of utmost Importance in
all intellectual life. Her argument
in defense of fairy lore being giv
en to children, was very convincing,
stipulating, only, that tha reader
use discretion in the selection of
the story.
The reading by Mrs. Suffecool
I was the opening chapter of "Miss
Minerva and Wa Green hill" by
Calhonn. The book itaelf Is a v«ry
keen little story and Mra. Suttee ooi'a
clever interpretation of the story
made It just that much more Inter
esting, The society is eagerly
looking forward to the reading of
the entire book by Mrs. Suffecool
at different meetings this winter.
"Her father thinks a greattdeal oi
you."
"Huh; He refused me her*hand.In
marriage.1" . ,
"That proves It"—Houston iPost
To try tilings oft ami nert|r to g1v«|
over doth wonders.—Lord BacoB.
Tried Him Out.
"That boohy made a hlnff atlkiwta*
me last nlght>and quit"
"But he/says you scratched his(Jftce,
blackened his eyes and stabbsd\Mm
with a hatpin."
"Well, a; girl has to put np a little
maidenly resistance."—iKuiaan OUT
Journal.^ V
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If You want Cigars, Tobbaco or
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f, G*o. Mowl, Proprietor.
Gettysburg Reunion.
Fate's vengence Powers.
His Friend the Undertaker.
Passions, Ho Had Three.
SUNDAY NIGHT—FIVE REELS
Warner's Features Present
Th« Power of Civilization.—In 3
reels.—A story of the power of ed
ucation. Sea the thrilling horse
raoe*. squaw lace, football game",
r«fceu« br the motor boat. 3000
people, all star cast, 80 scenes.
Two vary laughable comedies.
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Military Reservists.
'A foreign untion in time of war
cannot compel itn subjects, living at
thettlme in .-mother country. to return
ror military duty, it can call upon
them to return, but sn the event of
their refusing to do so'it would be help
less in the fljise. A foreign nation, tor
instance. cotfld not forcibly seize its
subjects living in this country and
take them out. nor could this country
force such subjects to depart.—New
York American.
Killing Off the Race.
From the Christian era till the pres
ent time ns statists and historians tell
us, there have been less than 240 war
less years. Tp to the middle of tl>e
nineteenth century it was roughly com
puted that nearly 7.000.000.000 men had
died In battle since the beginning of re
corded history, a number equal to al
most five times the present estimated
population of the globe.—Christian
Herald.
Place Names f'n England.
England can boast that 110 other
country possesses so many Scriptural
plaiv names as it does. The name of
Jericho occurs six times on the ord
nance maps. Paradise five times and
Xiueveh. Mount Zion. Mount Ararat
<«id Mount Ephraitn three times each,
ixi Jiedfordshire thene is a Calvary
>Vjua yjid In Dorsetshire a Jordan hill.
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