F. A. JL
VVHIti Pass Lodge
F. & A.M. No. 113
meets 2d and 4th
frl. Et'eb. of each
month. ViAiUog brother* *re wel
come. Ph.ll Abraham#, Secretary.
W. C. Wright, W. M.
Fraternal Order
Kaglce—
Skayway Asrle
No. 25, Frater
nal Order ot
Eagles meets the first and third
Wednesday night of each month at
the'- hall on Fifth avenue. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend,
timer Wheel6T, W. P., J. M. Keller,
Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKi
Skagway Lodg
No. 431. B. P. O.
E. rneeta every;
1st and 3rd Thurs
days at S o'clock.
Visiting broth
era cordially welcome. Jas Ken
nedy, Ez. R. Geo. Magee Secretary.
Arctic Brotherhood.-—
Camp Skagway No. 1
A. B. meet# every Tuas
day evening at 8:00 p
in. stiarp. n'lslunp brothers cordial
ly welcome D. J. Rich, Arctic Chief
W. K. liillery, Arctic Recorder.
30th Infant rjr Lodge, Jfo. 1300.
LOYAL ORDER OB' MOOSE.
Fort Wiu. H. Seward, Haines, .Mask
Regular Meetings every Thursday
Bight at 7:30 p. m. All visiting brc
tilers cordially welcomed.
Any one desiring Information
about the Lodge will confer & favor
by Addressing
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EDITORIAL PAGE
CHI"EL, OH SHItEWl).'
It was from the first only ;
question of time when England
would cease lo tolerate the vio
lence and open defianco of law
with which the misguided "wild
women" have nought to advance
the cause of equal suffrage. Tha
time seems to be close at liaiul,
i£ it has not already arrived.
There is deep significance in
tbe changed manner in which
their recent renewal o:' activit y
ia being received. It is requir
ing all the force and authority
tlie police to prevent them from
being mobbed at their meetings.
Scmo of the most influenii.'l in.
ixi England, including clergymen
high in the established t'hurdi
h?ve deliberately declared tt:i
s'lves in the newspapers in favor
of not releasing these oCieiulers
from prisou on accouut of hungi
strikes, but of permitting the 1 t
starve thorusolvea to death it that
!« their purpose. Evidently John
Hull has about reached the li-it
0; hia patience.
A plan is being cuscusst a to i
act legislation whereby jailers will
be relieved of all blame in ease
women prisoners, with plenty i
food offered them, starve thei
s-.lves to death. The conservati
Englishman insists upon order an«l
system, and it is argued that with
such legal provision made he will
be able to coutemplate unmoved
the death of women criminals
when it is by their own choice.
All this sounds exceedingly
cruel. Cut it may prove l'-*»
cruel than it seems. Every mili
tant suffragist who has gor.o on
a hunger strike has done so wi'li
the kaowledge that almost ceri.:n
!y it would win freedom for he; —
and it always has. And tlu-re I
ever remained to her the chi*i<-*
of accepting food in case such
outcome seemed impossible. I
no case has an imprisoned stiff
gist neared death in a hunger
strike.
With public warning in adv itvr
that imprisoned "wild women'
would be permitted to de"erm:uo
their own fate unhindered, with
the assurance that the British pub
lic would look upon their self-in
flicted death unmoved, and with
the realization that there could
be, under the circumstances, no
such thing as "martyrdom" for
them, is it likely they would
choose the shroud? And, the hun- j
i laut swffra^isla will be deprived
' "£ their only defense.
Senators VarUaiuau and West
should not hesitate to submit their
question cf persoual honor to
Speaker Chump Clark is in favor
<■■£ H single term of six years for
tliii next 1'regidvi.t, What's more,
he is'v illltig to take it.
: the "wild woHiett" of
irai't 5,'one to tho ex
treme of i'] iittng dandelions in
, Mr. A: s's front yard.
vo<c on canal tolls is
"another victory for
President Wilson.*' And one or
mi: h victories will be
w at Lot's wife looked
'•u-k for iv;i.4 to ascertain whether
tlw acirhhujEs had noticed that the
family wfi h ving town for the
It's be'ti p than even money that,
in case t!ie peace conference fails,
General Funston won't tell the
w.ir co'.'responilctits how he really
The mail ari'tsted near Hack
t'iisiick, X. J., l.y two trainloads
of New York detectives anned
wiiii shotguns must have felt fair
■ claims he cau cure the
sleeping siikness by means of a
certain liiftd of mosquito. Queer
!'iat simple remedy hadn't been
A. ( non Dovle publicly denies
that he advocated lynching the
1 n a few
Mr, he will feel safe in !
i farmers who ex
feeing permanency
to count over
cratie prosperity.
-on draught, at the
Board oi Trrulo Tills famous brew,
both on draft »nd in bottles is kept
const illy fresh. I'll is is the Board
of Trada Dar where the celebrated
;s also kept in bot
tles. tf.
SKAUWAY WEATHEM REPORT.
Results of tile observation taken
at Moore'B Wharf at midnight laat
night, is as follows:
Temp, time observation .. 53 abovfl
Max. preceding 24 lira .. 73 above
Min. " " .. 51 abovh
Mean 62 above
Barometer 29:9G Cloudy uitf cVra.
306 EXPRESS
VIEWS BYVOTE
C. E. Webber and Earl West, who I
were authorized by Judge Thomas to
t'ike thj> census of the town to get
the view of the voters on the li
quor question, Lave finished their
jcb and turned in their report
which has been forwarded to the„
District Judge at Juneau. The to
tal number of voters that they reg
istered was 306, of these 1S4 voted
for the saloons and 74 against, 28
wore not seen, and 20 would state
neiil'.e.- way.—Wrangell Sentinel.
Philadelphia, June 22—Three
member.? of the Massachusetts
i liapter of the Sons of the American
Revolution planned to leave here to
d'ty on horseback over the same
route George Washington foliowe 1
when he left the Quaker City ex
actly 139 years ago today to take
charge of the Continental army at
Cambridge. Washington made the
trip on horseback. Brig. Gen. Philip
Reader, U. S. A., retired; Edwin S.
Crandon of Boston, and Henry P.
Ponderson, of Springfield, Mass,
were the men who are to make the
trip.
The present plan is for the lit
tle party to make the same stops
Washington did on his historic ride.
■\t each stop patriotic and historic
societies of each place will receive
Llie thrte men, and memorial tab
lets in honor of the Father of his
Country will be dedicated. Military
md patriotic societies will be joined
in lito dediactiou ceremonies by
niate militia organizations and town
md city officials.
T1 e party plans to arrive in
Cambridge on July 2, the 139th an
niversary of the date on which
Washington reached that city. A
nip celebration has been planned
"or that date when state officials
ind officials of Bostou and Cam
bridge will join. The Boston chapter
'•>' the Sons of the Revolution plan
to take a prominent part in the big
Cambridge celebration which will bo
i'-l 1 under the historic "Old Elm
Free" there.
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