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[Fili the i()Ie hours
with'pleasure!
Tin i- never Jianc heavy on vonr hand* when yon harp a
VICTROLA
in the house
By our liberal
Installment Plan
\ can r.ow have any Instrument we have In stock pnt
in your home at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists wMle yon are paying for it.
Remember, all we ask Is a small
payment down and the bal
ance to snlt your
convenience
liELLFR BROTHERS
SI<agway's Social \\feel<
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><»IKTIUNCi SIX15S IV MV HKAH
By Mabel Cornelia Matson
My mirror shows me a face in pra
ha.r framed.
! Youth is over and done; done th
| beckoning dreams.
The transient joys and the hittei
black despair: yet still.
Something snips in my heart.
Empty my hands of things one
|KiSsionately desired.
Yel full of heaven-sent gifis. wor
and the streni_th for it.
Play and the love «t it, courage fo
life: and so,
Something sings in tnv heart.
Youth is over ar.d done? Not sc
for youth is less
Of flesh than spit it. It is Cod'
And must endure through changes
changeless That is why
Something sings in my heart.
After the unusually warm winteT
weather with beco.ning grace.
Many enjoyed the joint entertain
ment given hy the Masons am
Eastern Stars in Masonic hall 01
Saturday last. The whole affa
was one of .lappinrss A deliciou
luncheon of dougi.mits and coj'ei
was served and dancing was kep
up. t'ii the appointed hour for say
;ng good bye.
r Mr. and Mrs. Eric Telfer emer
j ta.ned Ht dinnei on Sunday Tot
•Mrs Moffat and Mr. and Mrs. How
I ard Ashley.
Mrs John Bender of Anchora«
" i was an arrival m the Estebeth
from Juneau. Mrs. Bender cam«
from the west on «me of the lsrgt
steamers of the Alaska S S In •
:<nd made the trip from Juneau on
? the small boat. She will remain
for some time wli.i her dau*. ter
At the last meeting of the Skac
way Women s Cljb the men.hers
voted twenty-five collars to bo us
ed in the purchase of the bos; Ju
venile Books obtainable This af
. fair is in the hands of the purchas
ing committee, and the childrer and
ti.ose who have kvpt their csindf
of mental good tln.igs
On Monday evening. February 13.
the Skagway Women s Club will
g.ve another of vlieir delightful
"open house" eoiena nment~ to
which eaca member is entitled to
bring one gaest The meeting ».i!
be in Social Center and should the
severe cold weaiher continue, ex
tra stoves mill be provided for the
, done for the comf- rt of the" assem
bled guests and ho«ts. A play win
he given, tninstre^ will hold the
I boards for a short time and many
PORKSTRV SERVICE
Purine the past year the Fo-wt
Service constructed sevecieen miles
of trail in various parts of South
| eastern Alaska, according to District
Forester Flory. who has just com
pleted his annual report of trai'.
work done during «he previous sea
son. Most of these trails are tr.
the mineraliaod regions of the Ton
Sass National Forest, and opens up
routes into promising sections
at they are more easy of aoces.
to prospectors.
In the Hyder dTstrict where in
terest is centered on development of
the mineralized a-eas adjacent to
the Premier Mine, fire miles ot
pack trail were built, two miles on
Fish Creek and three miles on Tex
as Creek. On Prince of Wales Is
land a trans-island trail twenty
two miles lone <s proposed be
tween 12-Mile Arn and Klawock
i>ake. Eight and one-half miles
were constructed *ast season on
Harris Creek on tl'e eastern end of
the route where t^iere are a num
ber of mining prospects.
At Thomas Ray on the mainland
north of Freder ck Sound two anl
one-half miles of foot trail were
built up Cascade Creek. This tra .
will aid in securing data for the de
velopment of waur power on the
Cascade Creeli project One mile
of trail was aisc built at the village
at Cape Fanshaw.
JV\K.M FAVORS TERRITORY
OF THE rWHWTU.F
The Juneau Commercial club Is
| behind the Ketchikan club in sup
port of the fish bi.l and the move
i ment to make the first division a
separate territory, says Charles
Goldstein. promo;neni Juneau bus -
ness man who arrived on the Spo
i kane today.
Juneau has always wanted a di
vision. according u Mr. Goldstein,
who brought up tie matter at the
meeting of the first territorial legls
| lature. at which i.me it received
little consideration.
Mr. Goldstein is here for several
days on business, planning to return
north on the Northwestern next
week.—Ketchikan Chronicle.
liitle surprises will be given the
cues'*. Remember the d»:«, Feb
ruary IS, Monday evening at So
cial Center.
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Or Monday eveni.ip. February 18.
tbe Skagway Women's Clqb will
give another of iheir delightful
"open boose" entertainment*, to
w i.ich each member is entitled to
bring one guest The meeting will
Iv in S«>ciai Center and should the
s> ■ ere cold weati.er contlnoe ex
ira stoves will be provided for the
occasion and everything will he
donr for the comTort of the assem
bled guests and hosts A play will
Sf given, minstrels will hold the
l>oanls for a short time and many
. t'.le surprises *111 be given the
guests Remember the date. Feb
rv.ry ] J. Monday evening at So
I STTOVS ON GAME A\n
ITS PRESKR\ ATIOV
Rotfc the Native and Whit* popu
!a ion of jv'u: be*stera Alaska are
lak mb a very keen interest In the
preservation of the wild If* for
ihe> realize. as fist., frame and fur
l>earers become scarcer, that the?
are at present Don important than
all other Industrie* combined And
..s tc game in particular, without
the panie on which the fur-bear
er? livf. there would be no land fur
l"-..rir:E animals, said Wright Wen
rich. game warden of the division
As I meet the citizens here and
there many sugi est ions are pro
P >sed as remedial Bieasurs. Among
them are the folk wing, to which. ;
as well as to other suggestions,
answers and suggestions will be ap
predated. "
One—A $15 hunting license for
all non-resident American citizens,
and $50 for all aliens hunting deer,
gnats and smaller game
Two—A J1 license for all Alaska
residents It is proposed that all
applying for hunting licenses be
compelled to take oath as to their
heitig resident*.
Three—A small trapping ltcensc
for residents which will permit
holders exclusive use of certain de
s.gnated trapping grounds
Four—A heavier trapping license
for all non-residert American citi
zens and a still heavier license for
all aliens.
Five— Ml license money to be ex
pended in game and fnr-bearer r>r*>
Si*—All license money to be ex
pended in the division in which it
s collected.
Seven—If yoa were given $1,000
with which to feed deer during ex
tra cold winters, how many dee:
could you keep from starving to
death during the months of March
and April? How would you do It? i
Eight—A bounty of $100 on
wolves paid by the federal govern-1
X ne—A $1 bounty on eagles and
50 cents on hawks and owls.
Ten—where and how should boun
ty be paid and at the same time
prevent fraud?
Eleven—Removal of present re
striction against killing more than
ihree brown or grizzly bears and
exporting their skins.
Twelve—in addition to game war
dens on pay. man;, game wardens
without pay shall receive one half
the fine where they furnish convict
ing ev dence or make the arrest.
Thirieen—Alaska Natives for
came wardens.—Jnneau Capital.
A dollar a month will bring th«
Alaskan to rout door.
decision" M\nr re«.*ri>in<.
OH- MM) i/w \T1«>N
An important decision Inrolvinr
* disputed question in regard t«>
lb* location of oil tlaims und«r the
•ct of cnngres* of February 2!•
1980. known a* the leaning act. ha*
lust been rendered by the general
land office at WasLlngton. P C
The raw involve* jhe right to t
permit on a claim In the Cold ha?
field and the point* at issue aVr
net forth in the following statement
On May 14. the claim ww located b*
Herbert PeVere Thompson, and on
the following da> by Sydney Ijinr
enee. the location stakes being at
oppcs.te corner* of the claim
Laurence applied lor permit with
in the ail months' period, but the
application of Thompson was not.
made until the six month*' period
had expired The principal ques
tion involved wm» w net her the prior
location of Thompson withdrew tiie
ground from location by the sulwe
quent locator. Lam »nce. during the
ai\ month*' period allowed for fil
ing application for verrr.it
The general land office ha* over
ruled the decision of the Juneau
office, and held th.it the land «*»
not so withdrawn, and that Laur
ence is entitled to have permit is
sued
Arthur G Thompson represented
Mr Laurence In U.t appeai to the
commissioner of the general land
office, and ha* Just received a cop>
of the decl*:on —Anchorage Times
• PROFESSION"*!. CARPS
V. R STOIT
Attorney at Law
Pra.-tIce in all room
In Territory of Alsoka
HAINES ALASKA
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