The Week In Society
Hr. I. S. Keller entertained wl'h
a delir.htful Uunce for th»» y«t;ut£i»r
mm in the" Summer Uurdt»nM at Kel
lers' Pruu store lust Motitluy »ven
inu Mrs .1 M. Keller was i'u* pa
troness of the party. The yot»n<;
at the affair hud an est Ve.s
ant and enjoyable evening
fortunately Monday *»\ Mia:; was
a beautiful moonlight evening. and
ideal for a summer garden dune •
The newly ereetrd dumitm pavilion
us stillie ently larse for twelve or
fifteen couple to dance comfortably
Kdisott phomurraph and Mr. .! M
at the trap*. For the lasl
ion: dailies Mr .1 \t. Keller plryed
ih»* gffuar and Hr. Keller the violin
All «'f the music was very enjoyable.
IV'u 1 was served all evenint:. and
•team a »l cake was served a.
11.e table# In llje uamI-mi during the
Kvlte-r purl of the dunce Aim'ti
pre.-mr wt-i'%' the Misses J'vetce
»•• ii li«»::. fs. Vivian Ta-lboi.
tne !ia>'tu*on. Namy 5 v?^ h. t
t'nil vv ;i v. Wrne Miliar. VI v an
|Vters»m.
VViUiam Wolfs;ram. Robert WruiUt*
eUl MnHih.H. Karl llai.ii. Owen
Kly'iift. William Klytut. Vindent Vial
v ihill. Kr»lUanchaid. Prosper t i it
Jr. th< borne Seiwer,
t '»?ii way
liy far l)e most *»•«•■vtislnI of tin*
\ l.'t%er t i»»wd
w.ts in attendance than ut p.*
dame* The visitors in tl'e
the rri:-tvs» Alice attended
the traps furnished d unl* d-stn* •
Father Leo Walsh is asuui iu lhe
• r-, iiuvit:it returtud from ti e <onth
Bonus Legislation Must
Be Delayed, is Opinion
\\ .1- V.'tslull. July J" Tliov
li .1 t r»utures wuo f'str the
p. i i.i •• -oUI.. - Ik»i»u
I.. I'.iUlii .lit |i»f> in eusutu:; »*U ■
tons ar»- nut \erv »ompliittentary t •
; • As; erit all \I'terati> ol' til*' World
\\ .If, It is an ittsuu to pvi-rj livlns
\ t.-v,s 'A outit Ik' dilated. not .is
I
ligation. .iiwl t>ilielS liec.tl^
holiestly lit>.J to lii.ii . rni > jn < i
pies, own thuttgn :.n.
h.iw bvttii dist..rtlt-vi t»> lit*
leaders. Hut tllO ev-fldi. I U'tio
i sitidtdato !»t aitse tin' bonus hit
f.»:b d luigi.t as hut to.lUllte « • liav
t-i Willi iht* party tv||..str < llttinal
titsir- iif public fitadit is tut- cltiel
reason vtlij tin- .Nation mitt is un
able t.i grant f.vtra compensation at
diers might I" justified, anil a bo
nus would Ik' a misnomer. ltut since
the Wilson Adiitiitis.ration lias wrll
nigh bankrupted the Nation, to in
sist on a bonus would be to in-i-l on
a Isold up. and the vast majority til
iue ex-sefvice men do not In Unit; in
that category.
Tfte Uepulilican party did not t >i!it
into poAer on any such promise, and
any party which would do so would
I •• guilty of purchasing an election
The Kepuhlicau platform of fa." d.
titictly said: "Wo bold in imper
ishable remembrance the valor and
the patriotism of the soldiers and
sailors of America who fought in the
great war (or human liberty, and we
pledge ourselves to d scharge to the
fullest the obligations which a grate
ful nation justly should fulfil, in ap
preciation of the services rendered
by its defenders on sea and on land
• * * Liberal legislation for the
care of the disabled and infirm and
their dependents has even marked
Republican policy toward the sul
dier and sailor of all the wars in
which our countrj has participated
* * * The amounts already applied
and authorized for the fiscal year
192H-21 for this (the disabled of the
World War) purpose reaches the
I One or tin* 111"!" pni'MUM »•■•••>
! Puss r'lih dances was held in tho
While Pass hall last Saturday even
ing No olio over fails to have a Rood
time at tho White Pass dam*, and
last Saturday's dance was up to tho
usual standard. Tho bi,j hall was
, oinfortahly tilled with a crowd l>r;
eiough to insure a succem'u1 dance.
Ki.e tloor and music were both ;"»od
ia. il all enjoyed thei"S"l v to the
utmost.
Mis II. Henry and Mrs. K. II
Owen and her two iwiall children,
IV. K .1 I .. k. returned Wednesday
on tl.e Princess Alice. They have
heen on a trip of two months to
Vancouver and other coast cities.
Mis Course Walker of Whlte
nrse is visnitiK her sister, Mrs. K.
I.iddie ml. of Aiilmrn, Washlug
>«. who is spending a lew weeks in
ay as a guest of Iter daughter
Mr* Uohert W Wiley of llaiues.
1>. .Ihik a few ilii's in Skagwav
\\ jlev is lesi-stereil at the Col
d«"i North hotel
Mjifne .lulv will give a dame
,t I , i.all on Wednesday i-wniim
Tins will he the first of a series of |
i'1't.iiniiii'iils 10 !>e Riven hy the
. !u?> PI.Ills of the affair will he per-j
fee'ed the fore part nf neM week |
Mrs I- .1 Van.t. w ill and son I
• . is. .tiul Miss \taIntl Patli St 'lie [
i-eifirnod ioSk.igva> this week They
have hooii on a pleasure trip down
■1 , \ llkcll to Kagie
v C.-oru. Wiihelm of Harris
i mo , is visiting in Skagwav [
!: KatIter Htlgar Gallant Mr. I
is a student at the Mount I
Sftget Academy. Oiegon.
Mrs. .1 II Uogers. who has been!
:'..as#ai several months, left for
v .tin ouvor Thursday on the Prin-1
.vss Alice. Mrs. ltogers will return
,n a few weeks.
s train for a lmsitiess trip (lowii
i' V ilk on river.
tiipendous > mi of $! lS«> ">TI ">?!
'» j irpo>e in Kriit-rou«l> curing:
hi' l > ..tinted and disabled men of
. ::t war." t
iMrin; tin- present Congress man;
,1.1 .ii millions have becu pro i
viil 'I for tin* "maimed and disab, I
"i 1 e platform promise is being i
I! i.i'pl. It has tin* entire sup-1
! nf t!u» Administration, and Sec '
tar. M'-Uon. in l.ls loiter to tin 1
; :(i* ..dvising against the passage j
■
r rst i .tueni. of course. should j
lie. to m.ik- full provision for the;
• • d» < : disabled vilerans To Iluii |
•. e i.mntry is pledged to pi*.•• (
r sii' i of its resources li !
•i .! I'.- unfortunate in the e\U"om«
ili- we are still struggling with
t problem, to dissipate our re
in a swi-epinp plan for cash [
able-bodied ev soldiers 1
I' > ■■ r of the reMills of the Ilem
of money spending that
roponents of the bonus bill, at least
tit !>t have lost ail appreciation of
v i' .. billion dollars means io the
• oaiiirv And the bonus plan coti
ii>ti;plates three times that amount, j
o i-ordinK to the Treasury estimate
\\ son .i Mhoiized. and Si-creiarv Mc
\doo wrote checks for hundreds of
millions with the shiir troid of a I
Louis XIV checking out hundred.; I
• f thousands The Republican party j
ii- inlierlti-d those colossal obliga-l
tior.-i aad the Ametlcan people have i
:i pledged by their reckless for-:
.:,er stewards to p«y them I'miI [
some practical plan has been worked i
'in for that purpose, honorariums'
must wait
(iaston V. Hardy, president of the
Harriman National Bank of Alaska,
.it Seward, passed through Juneau
•»btertUi.v on the Admiral Watson en
route to his headquarters In New
York City. Mr. Hardy will remain
permanently in the East
James MeCloskey, one of the pro
prietors of the Alaskan hotel, of Ju
noa l. arrived here on the Admiral j
Watson after having been on a visit i
to Anchorage. Mr. MeCloskey spent i
a very pleasant time with numerous ]
friends in that part of the Territory.
He said yesterday that the law I
rm of Murphy and Coffey, made up
of Jerry Murphy and J. F. Coffey,
both formerly of this city, is doing
a ver ygood business in the railroad
town.
League of Nations Has
i Failed to Prevent War
Washington. July 2i> —Peace wilt' 1
I normally io at lust a fact Almost
two years and eipht months al'toi
the acttt.il cessation of hostilities
ihe war. so far as the I'niied Static
is concerned, is officially declined al •
an end There is 110 more remark
able chapter in the history of the
country than (hat recounting the |
events of the armistice period The
people have been helpless to brine
ail earlier peace Their Senators
and Itepresenlai iveo in Con press
performed their dntv when they en
acted a peace resolution last winter
and sent it to the President for his
signature, but he negatived their ef
forts «llli an e\e< utive veto He
served no:ice to tin- coiinm and the
continue until peace could be writ
toil in 1 • : ins <Ii. i.i'til In him ..lone
with the t. 0:1 map. il.i ■•; the pet'
erence tot te< lical war rather tl
0; : ie vvoilil As the months Co In
added prool is lonhconiing ot ih<
world would be recenerated and sav
eil from nil future '» 11s. the leacu
of the world other than the 1 ulted
■
be Called : :• 10 cj«r: * into < \>vtion
jotly f;ii)••<! I., tuko ;
■ ilone .1 • lit I'. :.de: has not on
and Sun Po'imitii.
ps fur blood. poli:.»:
' lIlls conn- .
try un»l J aim n, and n other w#vs
< nin iblited 'iMii-niiH.i to world
nut ?hi* slightest yield of the nation
al sovereignty: in fan. t r world
lias Iteon mad.' to tee that the su
pine altitude that charm*!prized ilip
conduct of our foreign r. Ia ions in
the recent past ha? been laid aside,
and that America will not longer
plav the role of a supreme sacrifice
on the alter of the world The Am
genpral principle of mandates, con
pled with official >• iterances of our
representatives nt home and abroad,
have brought other nations to a'
proper conception 01 America's place
in the world.
The aproxnl < i • « resolution
marked the final act in bringing the
country independence from the inter
nationalism that has hung over it
for so long. The future celebrations
of Independence Day will have a i
two-fold significance. They will
commemorate our freedom from Eu
ropean domination in 1776. and
equally our final freedom in 1921
from the dastardly attempt to return
to that domination. The executive'
aproval of the peace resolution is
the crowning incident to the most j
glorious achievement of the Repub
lican party.
Muskegon. Mich.. July 23.—Mrs
Sarah McVeigh, police matron, has.
asked Muskegon women to discon-j
tinue wearing of bathing suits j
while shopping. Women recently |
have appeared on the streets and
also in some of the downtown stores i
here clad in bathing costumes. The 1
police matron announced bath robes
must be worn over the bathing suits j
when women apear on the streets. I
Satita Barbara, Calif . July 23 —
Harry Munsion. Lot Angela, must
ropv the entire eontents of the state
motor vehicle law in Km^hand as
part of bis punishment for speeding
..:
hour in Santa T5arl»ara County, a
son also \vaw finrd $1?#
LOST—Vest Pocket Kod.*?k with
rase. Kinder please return tn
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN St 11 N'tl"
Sunday sen ice be held at
11 OO a. m. in I he morning in the
church Kdifice of Christian Science
Society of Sfcsgtray, corner of Main
street and Fourth avenue.
Christian Science Mili.ief
Sunday Sc'.ool at 1 2
i iRsr rin suYi 1 RUN « 1U Ut H
Reverend F. 1. Win
ST, M V1IK S t \1 It'll It > .11 Rt H
1 1 1.I. CiM-i ; M1>-1.»N
!■
Bible
>f experimental sal* ■
<f Jesus cl.l.\ . . a'. *
r.evereid \v H
ond. Served <)■:
rum Killers f.'
(EEPJli
i Convincing cast
J I*. Howe. prop. of f
152 Waicr St.. Sa;a Cruz. Calif,
lays: "1 hai:>n't needed a l.:dne;.
nediciiie for tie past two years, as
have had no trouble since last us
ng Poan's Kidney I* lis
>Terlifting that aftecied my kidneys
had severe pain :n i:ie lower par;
>f my bark, but tie ma n trouble
xus with my kidneys They didn';
ict properly. The ret ons burned
ir.d there was inflamation in n.y'
iladder. I had tried all knowo kid
jey medicines, but they did me n>'
;ood. Poan's Kidney riiis dd the
»ork for me 1 have beeu eutirel:
Iree from kidney and bladder trou
ble for the past two years." (fState
nent given February 19. 1916).
On December 4. 1-9I9, Mr. Howe
said: "I never mi^s a chance :o rec
ommend Poan's Kidney P.ils to ar.y
me 1 hear speak of kidney trouble
l know from experience, there is
nothing better for this trouble "
Trice 60c, at all dealers. Pos't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—c°:
Doac's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Howe had. Foster-Milbnrn
Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
SnhscrIT>e for l ie l»a'!y AI.isx.Mi
Finish yonr dinner tomorrow wi:h
i dish of Keller Brothers' unsur
passed Ice Cream. Pelivered to your
house in bricks or bulk.
The Silent Salesman
Tl.p pr!n ff-d trcrd If the llr^
v !.<> hns Mimt-tliinp in soil, mid
the party w)>o wi«tl!P)i 10 pur
THl: ALASKAN
»»
-d b> using a
Cl.XSSlFfEH
AHVLRTI5I'MENT
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( bears K 1 '■ 4 chains, tfcenc- K.
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tl.e line of ordinary high tide o£
N 74 defrreefl 00 winncs V* £ -
ninnies W. S 90 chains • 4» X
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gr^es 13 minntes E. ISO chains,
t T • X 69 dcgreos is minutes j;
X 30 degrees SO minutes E ' -
SO chains to corner Xo. 1. the
7'.nee of beginning, containing an
t.-ntlon 29 degrees 40 minute*
FRANK A. BOTLE
First PaMlcation Jnne IS. 1911.
Tlnai Tublicat'onp Aug C7. 1921.J
I'Ropf W, CARDS
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In Trrritory of Aiiukx
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Office Hours: ft-12 a St.—l-fl p m.
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I ' w*r.r» litih. S^rotjury
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SiHMt IIIK RAUCH
T'jr- I nti'I !**<! con
•»'i il.niry In Alaska. .
f'.iilj •-hipnirnt* of purr
n;i!k an»l iTram to all
p*Mnf!« on While l*n*» A
^ «Uon Hootf.
With Eczema. Itched and
Burned. C .ticura Heals.
' My l:"Je cMld hsd rcrrwm br
hmc her «.• h f-«# fnrrr*d in lint*
d ihraa«orf rvfticti.
" It irched srd burned *c
C.at *hf frrttrd »nd cned
day «rd nigfc' ***d «r
po rr*t. 1 h*d her
•-r*trd without • ©▼
result.
v.rc~ r f'cun ttcoti-itxjjutu wwh
CU-* Soap ar.i Ointment and aftr!
c«.ng orr cr-Vr oi So«r •r"! orw
h-i of OintneM *he bmted "
■ I C Scott. 6fl NHi^h
& Chilltolhe, Ohio. Junf 3. 19J0.
Rely ea So«p Ointment.
»nd T»kuin >o cjrt fot yew skin.
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r-,.-.. ry^t **•:«>*»• *•»
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