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SKAGWAY, ALASKA
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scheduled
TONIGHT
The postponed meeting of Camp
Skagway. .No. 1, Arctic Brotherhood,
will be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock
"Ih!s meeting will be called to or
der fcr the purpose of transacting
the business which was to have
cn.e up before the regular meeting
wbicb was postponed from Tuesday,
Feb. 12, on account of the school
entertainment commemorating Lin
coln's birthday.
Grand Arctic Chief John B. Mar
shall, o' Juneau is iu Skagway, and
ha hag accepted an invitation to at
tend rhe meeting tonight, and he
will orobably give a. synopsis of the J
Diana for the coming year in A. B.
affairs.
After the meeting a luncheon will
be served, and a trrief program,
embracing music, speaking and
song, is being arranged. All mem-1
b»rs are uTgentl/ requested to be j
present to greet tho head of the or
der
TOMORROW NIGHT
3kagway Aerie, No. 23, Fraternal
Order Eagles will hold its regular
semi-monthly meeting at hall
»n Fifth Avenue. All members are j
e*ruestly requested to be present.
P.»member, the Eagls serve a lunch ■
.-ai'er each meeting.
I'J O.N EE RS A1T EMTIO V
ThPie will b# a meeting of
special importance held tomorrow
(Wednesday) evening at 7:30
o'clocfc at Arctic Brotherhood hall.
A'l members of okagway Igloo Xo.
12 are earnestly requested to he
present. The meeting will be e"-;,
THURSDAY NIGHT
Skagway Lodge So. 431, B. P. 0.
: Kiks will meet at the lodge room
iii regular session. All members
a]e teijuested to be present.
A special meeting of the dance
committee which has charge of the
Firemen's Annual Dance will meet
Thuisilay night at Friemen's hall
a' o'clock for the purpose of
hcarins the report of the committee
o' arr:>iip;enients, and dispose of oth
e' matters pertaining to the dance
which is to be given on Washing
tcr.'s birthday at Elks Hall.
The Woman's Church Auxiliary
wil' hold a business aud social meet
i.;e at the home of Mrs. James Ken
nedy >n Wednesday afternoon. at
3 o'clock. i
MARSHAL TAN.NEl'- AND
FAMILY GO TO SOUND
Marshal J. M. Tanner, who has
been in the city for several days
pasf o> matters pertaining to Ilia
office, left on the City of Seattle
Sunday for Juneau. He was ac
companied by his wife and daughter
in-law Mrs. Fred Tanner. After
a few days' stay in Juneau Marshal
Tanner, wife a ad daughter, I will
leave for Seattle, where the latter
will remain while Mr. and Mrs. Tan
ner continue on to Fort Itouglas,
Ctah, to which place the marshal is
taV-i.ig two prisoners who will be in
terneH in the alien enemy camp at
tint place. They will then return
U< Seattle where they will rejoin
Mr? Fred Tanner, and after spend
ir.e a few days there, Marhsai Tan
ner will return to the north leaving
hi* wife and daughter in the Puget
Sound metropolis for a few weeks'
vi-.lt. |
Rahl Pedersen returned to Skag
way this afternoon, from Fort. TV.
H. Seward where he has been since
last Saturday. Mr. Pedersea vent
to the post to undergo the meli
tpry medical examination, but fail
ed to show up in physical form bo
to *be post to undergo the mili
tary service. , _ ^ , <
REGISTRANTS III THE ORDER
III WHICH THEY WILL BE CULLED
Following is a list of registrants iu the order in. which they will be
called, the numbey preceding the name being the serial, the ouniber
following being the draft number.
43 Rowland Irving Marshall
10 Gerhard Steffenseu
18 Harry G. Ask
46 Victor Radovich L
75 Albert A. Rousseau
15 Lovell C. Rousseau
31 Nathan Olney Hardy
56 Melviu Edward AclUaon
5 Grover G. Leach
51 Rudolph Richard Brandenthaier
72 Roy H. Kale
11 Charles Joseph, Rapuzzi
C> Roy L. Brasen
51 James Herbeit Sheairer
30 Nicholas Peter Radovich
25 John Clecack
90 Fred Peterson
49 AdolpJr Frederick Fonzo
S Harry W. GMlesiple
24 Lewis Hallett Johnston
56 George Dackovich •
71 Thomas Running
58 George C. LeBounty
19 Vincent Tony Dortero
4 Lyman E. Reynoldson
01 Maurice Leigh Hunt
17 Louis Arthur Crepeau
76 Per Hugo Samuelson
1 James Evans Louttit
52 Claud H. Morris
36 Mite Risto Ross
40 William Lloyd i^andsborough
29 William Harold Gillespie
61 Siverin Nelson Witso
33 Andrew Joshua Baker, Jr.
32 John Huntley
C3 Milovan Buiatovich
b4 Bill Andrich
41 Robert Emmt Lee
48 Angus Sholto McColl
38 Wttour Gordon Powell
88 George McDonald
59 Charles Erickson
44 James Jameison Snograss
7 Chas. F. Curtis
26 Samuel Magnus Hansen
52 Edwin P. Dillon
55 Frederick Louis Pedersen
42 Juji Ito
21 Harold Douglas Opdahl
Adolph G. Wiegand
62 John Thorne
67 Britton J. Weste
77 Alfons Edmond Bork
59 Clay E. Rule
84 Walter'Falk
14 Robert L. Thibadeau
69 Frank Howard Doree
79 Pete Mudik
53 Victor Jorgensen
13 Walter Jasper McBrie*
20 Arthur D. Boone
87 Dragishi Rakocvich
37 Ralph Martin Pedersen
50 Charles Cecil Cole
34 Georee Braich
81 Peter I. Stauisich, Njegusch,
27. Lawience Curran
24 James K. McAlister
45 G&arge Raut
12 Frank E. Wilcox
9 Civde H. Rogers
70 Thomas J. DePue »
16 JacKson Wilbur Storey
60 Tore Andrew Moe
80 William B. Hargrayes
57 Frank N. Feepo
78 Carl Cecil Dobbs
22 Louie Gutfeld
53 Jerry Luther Murphy
85 Robert Daniel McKenzie
73 Lawrence Ruconich
28 Nich Matkovich
39 Eml' Herman Rlchter
35 Eilnu Adelbert Baker
4 7 John William Flytfft
74 Isaac L. Seavers
65 Christian L. Sattemsdal
66 Fusao Toyozumi
2 Wm. O. Smith
3 Chas. W. Durkee, Jr.
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ICE CARNIVAL
WEDNESDAY
Now be good, Mr. Weather Man,
au bf u little chilly, not too cold,
but bv all means don't get all fussed
uo aud get warm, for on Wednesday
misht the first Municipal Carnival
w"l o.e pulled: off. This ia not a
request but a command.
Tne Tint has been flooded, and ail
sorters will be restrained from going
Oil the ice until it is in perfect con
dition for the festivities planned
fo- tomorrow night. Whil no defin
ite date could have been set foT the
affair, a'l devotees at the out
door sport have been anxiously
awaiting the announcement, pre
pared to be present and enter into
the spirit of the occasion and enjoy
themselves to the utmost.
1* <s understood that a number of
skatpn have planned costumes for
the carnival, and it ia reasonable to
brieve that the onlookers will be
famished with a sight ttmt will taka(
ou all the coloring of q real ice car
nival ' •
Per the 'benefit of thoise In at
tendance, the municipal ha]] will be
open and a -warm fire kept therein:
on this night so that no person need
get cold feet.
I" you have not already done so,
K>it busy and design a costume for
th* fete. i
Pert Wm. H. Seward, Feb. 19.—
We have received your courteotia in
vitation to attend the Skating Carni
val 'omorrow night and have pro
mulgated same to all concerned.
Not hearing from you to the con
tr»rv, the Harbor Boat Peterson
will sail from this port at 6 o'clock
D.^m. ai.d will leave your city for
the return trip shortly after the
festivities.
The above cablegram waa receiv
ed by the Skagway Town Council,
in resoonse to their invite, ttion to
the garrison at the fort to attend
the Skagway skating carnival, and
from the tone of the message, it is
evident that people at the post
have entered into the spirit of the
occasion and goodly representation
will lie present. ( j ' . , J'
We Are
Selling Agents For
Warner Corsets
Printz Biederman Coats
Butterick Patterns and Royal Society Crochet
Threads and Package Outfits
L.A. HARRISON Co.
TELEPHONE 55 Store CIo>e> 6 p.m. Saturday 9 p.m.
Popu kihe nucE
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
i ! j ! | Wednesday and Thursday
Consolidated Film Corporation presents Maurice Costello and
Ethel Grandin In
The Crimson Stain Mystery
10th Episode
THE LAW OF SUCCESS. — A great Human Drama in 2 parts.
Edwta Thanhouser presents Riley Chamberlin and Louis Emer
ald Bates in LUCKY LARRY'S LADY LOVE.
MUTUAL WEEKLY.
Mn&lo by Violin, Plaiio and Drums. {.* |.
8'30 p-m. Sharp Admission 25c. 10c
FIREMEN'S DANCE
TO BE SUCCESS
Tne SJcagway Volunteer Fire De
pait meat's annual dance this year
»ill be on a par with those of pre
vious years, and every; old timer in
3k»gway knows what that means.
ig usual "Wellington's Birthday
baa been chosen for the occasion,
akd so on. Friday night,, February
Twenty-Second, Elks Hall will
be fhi> stage for the Fire Laddies'
f: ollc.
Each year th«re Jiaa been some
uorel feature provided by the "Boys
*»».- the special edification of their
friends, and this year there will be
no exception.
Th's yeaT, instead of "punch" be
in? served by smiling; little lassies i
free of charge to the thirsty danc
ers, this concession has been turned
over to tha greatest of all charitable
Giganisations, the Red Cross, and
little Red Cross nurses, under the
supervision of Mrs. Bunting, will
■"rve delicious) pnueh, from! specially
designed booths for a wee bit o'
change. It is understood that there
will be two booths. At one you
wiii will be served with plain spark
li»g punch, while at the other, if
*uu call there and give a wee bit
cf extra change and bestow a
knowing --ink on the charming at
tendant, you will be served punch
a "stifi" in it. The receipts
from the s&ie of punch will go to
the Juvenile Red Cross Chapter.
At midnight the usual delicious
6U,--per will foe served by the fire
la < dies, and the music for the oc
csj'.on will be furnished by Belmei4;
five piece orchestra.
The various committees are hold
Jb* daily and nightliy; meetings! and
arragnements are rapidly taking cot*.
crete foTm for the best and roost
etjovable foall ever given by this
popular organization. The ticket
selling committee report the usual
generoua support frarn ail sources.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP
The copartnership heretofore ex
isting between Tony Dortero and
Vincent Dortero, at Skagway, Al
aska, under the firm name and
style o* Dortero & Son, is this day
dissolved foy mutual consent, Vin
cent Dortero, retiring from the
ahove tiamed firm. All accounts du
the la»e firm are payable only to
Tony Dortero, who will 6ettle all
outstanding accounts due and owing
only bv the late firm conducted as
a copartnership.
VINCENT DORTERO.
TONY DORTERO. tf.
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
If you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you I can offer you
Seme Bargains
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ESTABLISHED 18!>7
As the result of tlie shock re
sulting ia partial paralysis caused
tov thfl sudden death, of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Rose Baker Brown,, a
short time ago, Mrs. Chloe Bake-r,
\vife of Mr. A. J. Baker, of this city
passed away at the White Pass hos
pital this morning at seven o'clock.
Airs. Baker was born on March 1
1S39, which would have placed her
pt the age of eighty-two years
within ten days.
Mrs. Baker was married to A. J,
Bak»r fifty five years ago, and
leaves her husband, A. J. Baker,
Sr.. ono spn, Mr. E. Baker of EI
lensburg, three grand children,
two boys and one girl, and two
ereat grand children, the two grand
sons being A. J. Baker, jr., and E.
A. Baker of this city and the two
sreat- prand children. Demg tne
children of the latter named grand
sou, to mourn her loss. The de
csased has been a resident of this
cit/ for almost twenty years, and
was loved and respected: by all those
who knew her.
The Daily Alaskan joins with the
friends of the deceased in extending
heartfelt sympathy to the husband
and relatives of the departed, in
this their second bereavement with
in such a few days.
Tbo remains of the deceased were
taken to the Skagway Undertaking
parlors and there prepared for bur
ial.
Tae funeral will be held on
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
from the Presbyterlar. Church.