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KIDS
Everyi&iajL *"a>r 'n
Football and War
By PERCY L. CROSBY
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By PERCY L. CROSBY
® er the McClor» X«w»iMiMf Syndlcaf
European Relief
Up To Skagway
'
Th, appeal for Rvlief for th<, starv
ing Children of Europe liajfc come to j
our doors- Governor Riggs Is tu>-1
po:a". d Tgiiitorial Chaij-man and li0
lias aOPclnred Howard Ashley as loc
al CtDirman for this worthy cause
l'cree and one half million children
la iurope are near the starvation
°tag0- You Mr* and Mrs citizen can
holt. :u th.s particular. The sutv
tcriotion blanks will b,> soni0wher'
near you or you will h^ar of them
in sjiiio way and It is ^Peeled that
you will do your duty- Skagway
took more fan ht.r quota in the Sy
xi-ia Relief and she *"1U do her Uu
ty !n this most worthy cauee. It is
u.o'e MeP»ed to give than to rtc,Jve
S!vA«;\VAVS
Fi;ATKI!X.H ordkrs
m
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet# «T«ry second aao
fourth Tuesday eveuia*
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
lag brotier* cordially welcome.
1>. 8k Keller, Arctic Cliief.
J M KKH.KK. Actinic Arct.o Director
F. «& M.
Whlk Pass Lod^e F. ^
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
ap«l 4Ui Sa*mtlur evening
o) e*<h month. \ isitiiv^
U?e(Jir«'D are ivekome.
Dan McDonald. W. M
T. J. ST AN DISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. ELKS
Skagway Lodg*
No. 431, B. P. O
Klks meets every
i Thursday at S:O0
P M
brothers cord'ally welcome- j
aCHV GRASHAL, E R
J". ] VAKDEWALL, secrnuu-y
Pioneer* of Al«fki I*)oo, No. 12,
aeef t* A. B. n»JL) firs* Monday Id
every moat M 8:8® 9. *>.
VUitlim Br > tiers cokIUJIt »•!
c oj#». J. C. PHTST <P8, S#cy,
Frs^crMl Order of
Eaglee—
Skagwaj Aerie.0>*o 33.
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother* cordially in
rito i to attend M. E. Rogers, \V. 1'.
J. II. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naom1 Ct epter ^'o. O. E. S
in1- ts in Ms-sonic IIa.ll fir't and
tf.'rd Fr'iay* of "ach raoath at $
P. SI. Vi'lUiig moulders welcome.
Flciecoo Vandcwali Wor'liy
Macroa. ...
Virjtln'a Saff'Jcoot. Secretary.
PROFtSSlOXAli CARDS
DR- L S. KELLER
DuMt
Most .Modern Methods
Office Hour*: 9-12 *• m- 1-6 j>- »•
A^asAaa Building — Broadwaj
KKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A ' t o r * e j At L » w
Practice l* all courts
la Territory ol Alaska
HVJNES — ALASKA
Trainmen At Anch
orage Organize
Union
Mtmbeprs of th,- I.ccrtl Kro 'ii r' ro
.'f L.ocomotiv,. E:n.iat.t.rs uul Fir "
m,r. will m.-rt at Mors, hall T.:es
day cicht lo inst::!l offices- .'ac'.
Co.i tney on0 of the prominent m V
Scr> cf ill, 11 atlor..i or -a: U.'.tion a:.
13 chargt. of the rot r." for tl> • '
Ala'tan Engine- r'.r.z commission a :•
iisc* Th0 Tim s that t'u local or
cr is the only on,, of its l;lnd in
Alas.ka and is under the j"rlid;-o
tinn of tli-_ grand lodge whi.h ir.
one of fihe m< st pow rand 1> st
rc6ulated organizations in the Unit
ed States
The Alii.liorag(> <■ iia: . I . i'i
lu lifivd ,.ai:>!t>y.,s on t1.. govern
cn-nt rUlrjad from S ward no-tii.
and has a present m(.ml>e?sl''l> of
aoout sixty' Officers of th ' Anchor ,
u,;e l^'dge wi" l>e i>ul>lisiied in \V, I
Li' sday's Times-—Auc orage Tiui -f
Hardin? Wants
o
Simple Inaugural
Marion Jan. It—In the Interests'
of national thrift rr sidcnt Eleit
Harding v,.teed th0 flabojat,, inau
;ral which th • commltVe liad P'an
tie'- Sending word from Marion
Harding rttiue3t£.d the officials
taring th0 inauguration in chiru •
to abandon ell plan3 for thc inaug
ural ceremonies which tend >o any :
daboraten06S and display. II,, d,?
:lared that he prcf rr. d simply to
take oath of offica deIivcr a
brief address ar.d tlu.n plutic0 into
the duties of the office. His tel,.
5ram to E B McLean chairman cf
hp Washington commictef) met wit |
in mediate response on the part of j
t!ie committee and all plans for an J
'iborate inaugral ar0 cancvllcd.
The Est^lvth arrived in port at j
noon today "with about four days
mail from th0 south. She l0avca
;(.m«ime tonight for JunL.nu.
Victoria Jan 10—Kenneth Nichol
son a Klondike Pioneer and well
kiown in this city passcd away to
J?y
Soattl0 Jan. 10—Hearst is again
ifter the control and -purclK'ij
Jie Post InttlWgencvr of this <
Negotiations are now carried
* > that end.
Spojtane Jan. 10—When the pol
ice enterid the home of John B
Mliholland of the investment firm
j' Milholland and Hough tUey
found him cead- He liad committed
fuiclde by shooting himself rather
than fac0 the charge of embe sle
masiEj Hoa-^h is t'.i ■, pirt-i©1"
in th0 firm and ho and Milholland
aad embezzlod ?350000 from James
p CaBahan a millionaire mining ma
if \V3llace Idaho; Th0 firm lost
the mon6y In stock gambling
Fiv0 dollars will sav0 the life
jf a child for five months
COLD
v^>RACt
ALAS
Mrs. Hen: Alas, some of my poor
children are in therel
FIKST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has been owned or controlled bv Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
.BL'SS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY. M*r.
Plan Protection Of
Alaska Native
Curio Art
Among the measu>Vs which are
k-iug discussed and mr.y eome befor
lue coming lcgislature is one de
signed for venders of Indian curios
including work in ivory to>tcm polls'
. tc to b>"and the article as to,i
l'\ir u'iyin. The measure has for
i\s iutoBt the protection of the na- J
Live curio industry as well as pu1'-i
chasers against spurious or coan
lorf(_U imitations of native work
tli0 p 'i'BcUt time it is under
wood that miniature totem poles are
bjng manufactured in Seattle and
sen* to Juiic.au and an effort to
•uJm th0m off sa native workman
hip- a Sreat d^'aJ of ivorywo'k is
the froduc: of Japanese handicraft
Many 01 th^ leading dealers in the'
city would welcome such a measure
n- t only js a Protection for thu
industrious natives but to proteet
ttie nativ0 art of the Territory and
thus encourage it. The marking of
each article as to its origin so a#
to distinguitji it it is beUeV0d
would solve the entire problem- Rej)
r.esentativa Cash Cole it is under
stood is preparing th,e bill
ON ANOTHER
TRACK
What's be
come of all the
yo-ung men
Edith used to
have in her
train?
Oh, one by
one they
switched off.
AV»
t■ H*- i-HOM
TC >
iwxve /
»r<wCti1%a
V "TO
^ >"4
-THE PESSIMIST"
Ta!<e a face as long as a graveyard,
And a crepe and a tub full of tear*
Blew in a bubble of "terrible trouble'
That's coming in Just a few years.
HE MEANT
"RARE"
That poor
F'rench Count!
He meant to be
com plimentary
to Edith, but put
his foot in it, as
usual.
How?
He vowed that
hep beauty was
very scarce,
fir 5 go*e}
"THE COAL DEALER"
To sca'es that are "doctored" to
short weight.
Mark up the high price of coal.
Sift In some slate, that'a heavy aa
fate.
Add shivers to flavor the bowl.
vrotvr j
Quota-ticks
HE WAS WISE
How did
Jones get his
reputation as an
authority on fi
nance?
By never talk
ing for publica
tion,
A New Wrinkle
In Agriculture
•Now,comes tbe word from German
that a bettgT means for Increasing
tlie productivity of plants has been
dibcovered. An old establisli(.<l and
a„d well uiiderstood principle is that
plants taken carbonolo acid from the
alr for thei1' growth- A wis0 Doctor
sild If a little why not mor0 and h0
procetds to put the suggestion In
operation purifying th0 fumL,s from
cok6 plant he makc.sg available an a
laount of h javy chraged dioxide and j
feeds it to th0 plants. Llke maglal
the)' grow and produce with Increas
es Boproximatlng In Instances " 300 i
>)( r ceiit. "VVe have been accustom-,
edto fertilize Plants thru the roots '
be works from th0 other side thru |
the leaves. This plan was trie'l i" ]
hot houses and in fields and in bothj
lhstpnccs found to be effective- The)
gas Is run thru sevr pipe and being :
heavier than air seeks th0 ground
and thereby becomes available for
Diiants- It Is simply another instanc
of the use of what ts now wast,,
and worse than waste for if this
c* a be, commtrcliai ed it will mtan
t>.Mt cities -will no longer have a
sjnoke probiem on their hands for
companies will b eformed to pay for
tLe smoke which comes from you!'
chimney for v.sc in tbe manuacture
of this gals- ]
The boy scout movement touches
boys to uhiy the game of life accord
ing to M. C. 0. rules, and If there are
fairer laws tluin iliose we should lilse
in know on what tables of stone or
marble or htmrd they are to be found.
The best proof of the value of these
rules Is that boy scouts are easily
recognizable even when they are out
of their uniforms. The discipline has
?ot hold of them, says London Dally
Telegraph. They have a frankness
and a courage of bearing which distin
guishes them from their fellows who
have not passed through the ranks <.f
ordered comradeship. Above all. they
have acquired that mysterious quality
of handiness which enables them some
how to be on the spot when they are
wanted, and to do the right thing at
the right time, with cheerful briskness.
The boy scout Is one of the best hopes
of the world. More power to their
poles! There are still foul dragons
which await their slaying.
Men whose own confessions are let
ting them out of good jobs in organ
ized baseball remind us once more that
not playing square doesn't work. No
one supposes that everyone who tries
somethii.. crooked gets all that is com
ing to him, but how often do we find
the best laid plans for not getting
cau.'ht going wrong? The baseball
sir. a I slumbered for a year, but, now
It Is out, it will take a lot of straighten
ing In ,ore the sport-loving public has
confidence in the game again. And the
young men—for they are all young
men—who played the gamblers' game
find precious little sympathy, says Mil
waukee Journal. The price for which
they sold thmselves looks pretty small
now. •
Austria's finance minister says she
is the poorest of the European na
tions. Austria Is having merely a
very common experience. She sowed
the wind In starting the World war
and is now reaping the whirlwind.
She began the war a mighty empire
and she sees its end with herself
dwindled to a fraction of her former
size and greatness.
' In the five billions spent on luxuries
by the American people, the smokers
lead with the theater-goers coming
nest, according to official figures.
The candy consumers are lower in the
line, which gives the fair sex the op
portunity to hurl back the favorite ac
cusations against them of extravagance
in the teeth of the sterner sex.
An American tobacco syndicate may
buy control of the French tobacco mo
nopoly, but former members of the
A. E. F. are assured that that doesn't
mean bringing any of that French
tobacco to America.
Give Surplus War
Fund To Europe
New Yorit Jan- 11—Th0 Board o!
DircfiCrs of the Knights of Cohinrtn
recommend that ihe undistributed
balance of $5,000,000.00 of the Uni
ted War Fund b0 turned over to
Hoover for feedlng the starring cbil
liyn of EiKopg
London Jan. 11—A despatch to
!Jia London lTimes states that the
Greet forces In AWa Minor aTe ad
nncing in •th'Tee columne north of
!<anza with a view to attacking the
Turkish national army. From Rom
tomes t'»o word that the lmpendlng
b Ute is on. The scenee of thP
tle 's the hlstoric ground of the
Moanddr river. Large numbers of
the woundecl are being brought In
to Smyrna the centre of the Graek
V'.we' in Asia Minor
Ten Dollars will sav0 the U'e of
a child until the le*' tanrest You
c-.'U heip- " ! i
The Steamship Jefferson will be I
Port ?t 5 o'clock Thursday morning
nd will l0r.ve in two hours for tha
s»iith
Back Ache
Umber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
. For Lame Back, Sideache, Shoul
der Pain, Stiff Neck, etc., use Ham
lin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates
quickly, eases the pain and drives
out the soreness. Keep it in the
house.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may be far away. You have no
idea how useful it will be found in
cases of every day ailment or mis
hap, when there is need of an im
mediate healing, antiseptic applica
tion, as in cases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings.
Generous aizs bottle 35c.
If you are troubled with constipation
•r alck headache try Hamlin's Wl/.aiii
Liver Whips. Juat pleaaunt little j.:nk
pills at drufflat* for tOc.
1$ 26 CBNT LUNCH.
Wfcy Vt a luMh whe" y°u
eau Cat a fcowl et hot aoup. Homy
made «e« an* & cup of best cof
fee for thirty-are cents at the Gol
<#n Nerth Oafr
Pilei Otired in 6 to 14 Days
Drnggista refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Iteh
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60*.
And my
.GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over fhe hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't! And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I'still wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the new way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
- no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kin< Street, SEATTLE
GOODRICH
'H|-PRESS"
RUBBER FOOTWEAR