In Her
Whe&tless
Kitchen
she ts
doing her
part to
h*tp win
the war
Are you doing yxyurs r
UNirco S^AfCS '00%
ADM INI frYR
IlKTTER EAT \ CORN
DOlXiER THAN BE ONE
How much money is a hog's
tiue worth?
1. There is a pretty well defined
load-boundary to the grief you or
I will carry. Beyond a certain
weight we are sure to cry, "That's
the limit!"' Moral: Don't imagine
any grief-weights that are n®n-€X
Istent.
2. Take this affliction of war
b'cad! You know that white bread
is mostly starch, not a body build
er. Body building materials we
have gotten elsewhere, largely from
mutts.
3. Foods are in the soil. We
can't dig«st soils; so we let vege
table^ and srain plant dlgesj them
for us. We go further. We take
th* coarse, body-oulldlng' cereals and.
by.piochicte and feed' them to live
stock, w ho dv) still more of our di
gesting ior us.
Bit it's expensive. The hog.
for instance, charges for his labor.
His time comes, not by the hour,
bu- by the pound—at 40 cents "per*
<».id up.
5. Now for the grier. mere
'in't an/ in cereal regulations. It's
a blessing in disguise. We're just
iMgestintf more of our body-build
ing elements for ourselves. We'll
nee-1 lass meat. We'll save money.
It'll be Uard on the butcher—sorry
?or you, "Butch"!
6 So now that we're rid of this
dc . »ion, this affliction that isn't
an affliuion, our grief load is
lighter—we're further from the
"limit." Let's take up som§ oth
er cross—one that's real.
To Cure a Cold Id Ooe Day
^alo LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
INE Tablet*. Druggists f refund
mane/ lr It falls to cure. E. W.
QROVS'3 signature la on each box.
«»c. Wed.
Fourth Liberty Lo*n Campaign
of*n» September 28th.
A frewh shipment of Eastman N.
C. Autographic an<i plain films for
aP glzed cameras received on the
list boat. Better take advantgae
of this fine weather and get some
•uaoDy fall pictures. Keller Bros.
Keep your racket la a press. Kel
ler*' hare 'em. Adv. tf.
"DEViL DOG" AND "BLUE DEVIL" TOGETHER
The American on the left Is a tTnited States marine. Fritz, after his first
clash with hiui, ilubbed him a "teufel hund," which is perfectly good German
for "devil dog." The soldier on the right is a member of the Chasseurs AlpiuS,
whom the Germans have called "blue devils." Both marine and chasseur have
willingly accepted the appellations.
Jack Gorman, who hag been in
charge of the season's operations;
on the old Porcupine mining com- i
o*nv'g property on Porcupine river,:
tributary of the Klehena river, ar- |
rived out from there a few days |
aro, and was a oassenger on the
steamer City of Seattle enroute to j
Seattel last evening-.
Wnlle the boat was in port Mr.
Uorman visited with friends here,
and 'n speaking of the Beason's |
work said that once more misfor
»u . overtook the operators in tne |
Porcupine country.
down with the torrent of water.
"On the upper Porcupine where
Snow has been operating good
ground, his works were washed out
ard he was also preparing for the
'ina' cleanup,
"The Glacier Creek Gold Mining
company's property on Glacier,
"•here Hal Knight has been work
in? •» crew of men, is also out of
commission the high water flooding
them out.
"It is merely a case of 'hard
luck'; not enough water to make
our cleanup when we were ready
to do so, and too much for comfort,
s*'i' Mr. Gorman in conclusion,
"when it did come."
Mike Lennon and Jim Harrington,
who were with Mr. Gorman on Por
cupine also went out on the Seat
tl» last night for the south where
►hey win spend the winter.
If;It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $L0G Up
L Kodaks^At $6*00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
ENTENTE AERIAL
NEWS SERVICE
FOR AUSTRIA
Italian airplanes are now regular
ly supplying Austria's rebellious
subjects with Entente war news. A
complete squadrille Uaa just dropped
100,000 leaflets In Croat, Slovene
and Jugoslav on Zara. Th© Hrvat
e lea Drzava, of Agram, reporta that
othe- Italian aviators, flying above
town? In Carniola, have been throw
ing down pamphlets containing the
resolutions of the Congress of
| Rome.
"The people,'' says the Austrian
paper, "at first thought the leaflets
were connected with the war loan."
A little later, above Kiagenfurt,
"an Austrian airplane was throw
Ins: down war-loan circulars and
I Italian airplanes were dropping
Trunibitch manifestoes at the same
time." Dr. Trumbltch might be
called the Jugoslav ambassalor to
*he Entente. The Congress of
Rome gave "Jugoslavia" its first
official recognition. And thank$ to
this Italian news service from the
air, the Jueolavs have now nothing
to learn about the attitude of the
Entente towards them, or of Entent
victories on the Aisne and Somme.
Along the Bulgarian front Eng
lish and French birdmen are doing
almost the same thing, as a Sofia
newspaper make3 clear.
"Fvery day." says the Narodnl
Prava, furiouslv, "enemy ajrplane
scf'rr appeals to the soldiers in
our front lines. They are usually
signed, by a 'Buglarian Patriot.' or
he <■ 'Committee for the Saving of
Bug'.aria.' And what is contained
in the circulars scattered on the
front is spread in our villages and
tewns."
The Narodni Prav°'s editor, now
ever, is convinced that these osion
ous emanations do not come from
elUtr revolutionary committees or
♦he Entente governments. They are
the work of a well-known and super
diabolical fellow editor.
"I or-' Xorthcliffe," savs the Nar
odni Prava, "is the danger. It is he
wh is inundating our Bulgarian
front with these appeals. The
ability of this man is astonishing.
To achieve his ends every means is
the same to him. He has at his
command all the Principal papers
and rev'ews in Ensrland. And to his
nropaganda England attaches more
importance than to her soldiers an*
cannon at the front."
VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENTS IN
U. S. ARMY DISCONTINUED
Th<> following statement is au
thorized by the War Department:
Gen. March. Chief of Staff, has
directed the discontinuance of volur>
tary enlistments for the Army, ex
cept as authorized by act °f Con
gress in certain cases.
Gen. Harris, the Acting Adjutant
General, has issued' instructions by
telegraph to an recruiting officers
in charg» of recruiting stations as
soon as practicable, in accordance
with detailed instructions previous
ly sent by mail. The enlisted men J
at the recruiting staions are to be I
sent to the nearest recruit depot
where they are to be psysically ex
amined and their qualification re
j cords made out, with a view to
i their assignment to appropriate du
ty. The six recruit aepois, nammj,
Fort Slocum, N. Y.; Columbus Bar
racks, Ohty; Fort Thomas, Ky.; Jef
ferson Barracks, Mo.; Fort Logan,
Colo.; and Fort McDowell, Cal., &re
to be utilized during the continu
ance of the war as mobilization
places for selective service men,
whence these men will be distribut
ed to organizations.
T^o only original voluntary en
listments hereafter authorized will
be of men over 4 6 yea-rg and un
der 56 years. The enlistment of
these men is authorized only for
staff corps and departments. There
are few applications for enlistment
from among tbis class of men, and
the enlistment of such as ttre found'
qualified c&n be effected at the mo
bilization depots enumerate^ above
or any one of the military posts
or encampments throughout the
country. . > ;
NOTICE | ' "
All perrsong having bookdj belong
ing to me will greatly oblige me
by returning them &t once.
Mr?. Frank: Suffecool.
AH ML TO
THE RED CROSS
Perhaps no other one man has
thb Jteen knowledge ot conditions
th»t today maintain in Belgium
than has Herbert Hoover, food ad
ministrator for the United States.
He was sent over at the com
mencement of the war to administer
to fne suffering Belgians, and he
madfc an exhaustive study of the
renditions brought about by'fcfle aw
fu* end exacting presence of the
Huns. He haa kept himself ia touch!
wi" the condition of the people
there, and he knows what the com
ing winter will mean to the thous
ands upon thousands of destitute
whp are unable to help themselves.
Mr. Hoover's appeal is the most
heart touching statement that has
aopeared for many months on behalf
o< any phase of war relief. If this
appeal reaches every home Jn every
chapter of the Red Cross, we need
have no fear as to the response.
Henry P. Davison,
Chairman Red Cross War Council,
Washington, D. C.
The ten million imprisoned people
in occupied Belgium and France
are facing shame, Buffering, di
sease* and some of them death for
lack of clothing this winter. They
must be helped. I hope that the
Red Cross will un<Jertake a renew
ed campaign to obtain this cloth
ing ir America. It can come only
fiom us. Your first campaign yield
ed magnificent results Jn fully 5,
000 tons of clothing In good con
dition. But much more is needed
If these war-ravaged people are
to pc* through the winter in d«\
efnev and oafety. In the face of
brutal coercion and spiritual Buffer
ing they remain Bplendldly cour
ageous. This courage challenges
our charity. Lut us match the cour
age of Belgium by the generosity
or America.
HERBERT HOOVER.
PICTURE HOUSES TO SHOW
"AMERICA'S ANSWER"
An announcement of unusual in
terest to patriotic motion picture
patrons throughout the United1 States
has Just Been mad© by the Divi
sion of Films, Committee on Public
Information, of which Geogre Creel
is chairman. "America's Answer,"
the second in the series of "Foilow
'nf the Flag to France*' war pic
ture, which was first shown at the
George M. Cohan "Theatre la New
¥or%, and has since created re
markable enthusiasm in Boston,
Philadelphia, Chicago and- other big
cities will De released for distribu
•ion to the motion picture houses of
'he entire country October 14. The
World Film Corporation has been
selected as the medium for distri
buting this important Government
film.
This, however, is not th$ only
Interesting fact in connection with
the release of the new U. S. Offi
cial Picture. A plan haa been
evolved by which even the smallest
union? the motion picture theatres
san present "America's Answer" at
a cost In keeping with its Income,
#nd without raising its prices to the
public, The regular admission price
i* the theatre where thg picture is
shown Is the price that will be
charged, and no more. Thia wjll be
3. distinct jrain to the public.
Undoubtedly a great deal or
Interest has been aroused la "A
rnerica's Answer," and the desire to
»ee this comprehensive official pic
ture is universal. This interest has
beeu aroused and' accentuated In
the smaller cities by the reception
1* has received in the important cert
ter- of population. Millions of A*
meritang hav« a legitimate desire
to know just, how the billions of
dollars raised for the prosecution
of the war hnv© been expended*. "A
merloa's Answer" Is a comprehensiv
reply to this Query. it showg ia an
astOBishing1 way what has been ac
complished behind the lines in
France, and also shows America's
fighters on the battle front. In New
York &nd elsewhere soldiers were
recognized on the screen, nigiht af
ter night, and were tha occasion of
many a thrill for parents and sweet
hearts. This Is one of the ways in
which the official films get very
close to the peoplg.
The announcement that "Ameri
ca's Answer" will shortly be teen
la the smaller cities and In the
popular-price motion picture houB
°s Is good news.
A cover or case keeps 7<>ur ten
nis rocket la good shane. Kellers'
have a big assortment of felt and
cravanette cases from a dollar *n>.
.. mil ■
ADHmSTRATOEa NOTICE
ttoUen is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed Ad*
minlstrator of the estate of Mile*
Creegan, deceased, by the pro
bate court for the territory of Al
aska sitting in probate at B&inji,
Alaska, and any and all persoili
having claims against Bald estate;
are required to present them to
mo, with the proper vouchers, at
my r-ffice in the said town of
Haines, within six months from
date of first publication <5f this
aotlce.
Bated the 19 th day of August,
1918.
J. G. MorrlaoD, Administrator.
W. B. 3toht, Attorney for Adminis
trator.
First Publication, Aug 22, 1918.
Final Publication, Sept 26, 1918.
Miss C. Benson, Dressmaking arid
plaiu sewing by the day or at hbtie.
Repairing a specialty. Fourth Are,
near W. P. Club. Tue. Thu. Sat- 6t
©Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meeta every aecond and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlalt
Uc brtfLeca cordially welcome.
BdtCtf At liMmuton, Arctic Chief*
William B. Gray, Arctic Iteoorder.
P. ft A. N.
Whit* Paan Lodf«.
F. & A. M. No. Ill
meeti 2d and
Saturday Ev«Blaga
Visiting BrethfM
of eauh months,
art welcome.
HAROLD TALBOT, W. M.
i JAUB3 WALLACE, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS
B*a*w»y Lo<3t«i
NO. 431, B. T. Q.
E. meets erery
Thuradaj at 8:80
p. m. Visiting
TfigfliQBELJ
Drtxnerg ooroiany welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E, A
r. J. VAKDEWALXi, Seci«tM7.
Pioneer of Alaska Igloo, No. IS,
meet* in A. B. H*U lint Moad*/ tm
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Visiting Brother* cordially wet
cone.
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