The
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Kids
Why Go to a Gym?
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
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By
PERCY L. CROSBY
Copyright. 6r iB^tcClurg N««»?»p*r Syo4ica,«"l
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Millionth of a Second.
A chronoscopo is employed when fx
perimenting with high-power explo
sives used In Runs, which resistors the
velocity of the projectile ut sixteen
successive points Ivefore it leaves the
hore. It is possible with this appa
ratus to register time to the tuiiUonih
of a second. In the older experiments,
where the velocity tlitl not exceed
1.500 or 1,600 feet per second this
projectile recorded its time by knock
ins: down a series of steel triggers
projecting into the hore. But with
velocities of several thousand feet per
second the trigger, instead of drop
ping, frequently plowed a groove in
the projectile, and this new device
became necessary.
Careless
Yiith Money
Few men are careless with actual
cash, but many men do not stop
to think that the checks and notes
they give out represent money and
that fraudulent alteration of a
check may mean a serious loss.
Protect yourself by using paper
that betrays alteration —
tSnrt
Paper. We can tell you more
about it and show you how we
can protect your cash, your checks,
notes, drafts, and receipts.
2V iVlaskcm
Grace Miller
White
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Lesson in Kcncrs to
Founders of Nation
It Is nlwnys tilting that Washing
ton's birthday should ho made a spe
i I iicciision for impressing oil all Just
what iiis achievements and those of
liis a", i iiiies who established the gov
ernment of I In* I'llitod States and
'■•mi' i ! a nation really mean. While
iherc has never been any laek of en
thusiasm over the man who was first
in war. first in petiee and first In the
hearts of liis eoimlryinen. It Is well
l1 it ! • I' ll s!giiili''iiuee of what flus
ters ;i1.unt llie inline and fiane of
\v.. i . hi. shall be set out beyond
all (leradventiire.
It is nut only the uninformed alien
•vlio fa'ls In undersliind our debt to
jm so. desiiiie the highly intel
l and Intensive efforts of the pllh
frlniols ti. deal with Washington
11 «• gi%at national hero, the ex
ni n:ir\ nature uf the government
• if a people and h.v a people and for
people which bis efforts set up can
• " ' • too emphatically described.
- 1 v we all tend to get rusty on his
!• ■: i- • ts, and att'igether too many
t thsit blatant Idealistic refonn
• r- :r«■ world over today are claiming
, 're-lily discovered pnnaceas some
• ni| 'est practices laid down by
■ forefathers in the Maytlower,
in 177'!. and finally in the Con
■ inn of 17s7. That the forefa
v.itli W.-nhiiit'on ami Jefferson
! i in i* •• li in the rotislrnc
t.i" ! I of I ■ devolution, proved
to I'O :>-a.■!.■/.! men. lis \\vll as hleul
• 1- le. i; r in i-ertiiin great prlnei
I* - il.at lie at the base of human
' ■ i. d liK-Ncd hitman liber
m •■•■ii' Utis that pi'oteeled
■ i i ilu- other ibliternilng class
s. i not i!io least thing to
ii 'r ' ,vd'*
V' anil plr'tl'ortn draw the
I'r.i' i v lint the past affords in
! \ . I ; i.;i 1 principles as ex
■ •< I l i". It will in- the part
if rt.f simple, undisputed
ti. r ibis great experiment
• ' to do i;'h! l.as aceom
: bo t :*oi"»lit*l -.I'tr to all. por
r I. i' i- tie oyc'.'U helming ac
o!" a fiu' c»*ieminent mnlu
I' ||| OJ V -I lit ;'lv. - the
in' it" '\: diiir.ton as
•'minder til.it Justifies
extiatiigi'ul eulogy
•• as to his claims to
e iuilt i. i l ii lily.
His r nvv.ss for Children.
. i. Ic v I.: • «.»n I ml in* children
••.VI'.. In* .\as h!'.'s-i-il with many
. > i civ, who. looking up
»• I. ail of ilw family, re
i'luors from his hand.
.Mrs. r;»ldiii|( Lt'WlS. '
Washington, when
i. -laud r.g godfather to the
'1'iv.i . r !'"r hoys. Howell ami
■ their homo with their
; i>,f !•: • <• at Mount Vernon at tllf
Vim tn-r nephew, Bush- |
.f hHcion'ii brother, ,
A". in. was an rspft'la 1 fu* i
• • ti Itis raiv.T as a lawyer was I
• i l>y Washington, who followed
■ i pride ami interest.
■ i ii* ' ti'teil liiui on legal
i. "i i. v. nt Vert on mansion.
: l.r: > i; 11 priv..ti> papers and
. v- <• !eft to this nephew.
. . 'i' "lil brother Saiaili'l's fhil
ii helped educate the
.... - jve their sister Hur
i I t his own roof for i
I!. A. <igdi-u In St. Nleh- I
Splr't "hat Won Freedom.
1 ci's try to 't*.iru. above cverythln?
sr. linw io I -l.t. be beaten, ficht
Ii.. mid kwj. at it until at lust we
-t.'eoiai* Washington.
Oconneo Ga. Fob. 11—A wlilte 1
lr>y and twenty five negroes were
ktlrd b.v a cyclone here thijs afrr
ncoa. The ci clone did much dam
ag • to Property the estimate of
WKicn i-" not vet mad0.
CI rapo Fob 12—Army planes
from every st idon in Texan New
Mexico Arizona left Fort Bl®is at
i• « n this morning in a search for
. Alexander who left here
T:' .; <! i .f morning and link not been
Ik p id I'rt'.jn eink'e>
Korku Wash. Feb 11—Timber
< tv::-;r» have gone ov®r the ground
covered by the r^ejit tornado ancf
have estimated the destruction to
tlJlb'r alt eight billion feet. The
tlmk r wag si'fuce hemlcclc and ced
Washington s inauguration as
the First C'nief Executive
O*-rse Wnpl in^ton was innsurated first
Piv>id» .t of ive United £t.t'.es April 30,
ITSy In New Yorl city, which at that
time was the federal capital. During tho
• :r.o ■ n Uor administered
11:» oath with Rrreat deliberation and em*
tig ton bowed
down. >•::: ! th« r.iMe, kissed it. ar.d ex*
• laiii iii with t. ... eye* and much devo
*.».• . i - •, t . help me (Sod!**
: ,' ncellor declared, "It
'.s done," and turniug to tls<* crowd ox*
: in,r !• ! *: i.n*f 1 . • 'Jtrorge Washington.
th< United States!" The
last named ; ration on tho part of
•. .« ciifinceilot v m In Imitation of mon
r • U tl cusfi-m The error of this prar
I r. noon exposed and
abandoned. e»*:t at the time the crowd
! if nothing I»i4l the exciting soiem
. 11i he • e. J many who demon*
strulively waved their hats were too over*
t-ome 1-: emotion to Join in tlie huzzas.
Cable Briefs
S-attlo Feb 31—One of the Vet
erans of the police forcf- Sergeant
Al. Ryan dlod this morning.
Wellington F' b. II—Lieutenant
ML'uUen "Wolf'T of the T.'nite(l Stat
es Navy was .killed in Cuba by the
wrecking of thif airplane.
To'kio Fob 11—Th0 House by a
vote of eight to one rejected tlio
resolution which proposed a curtail
ment of Xavai armament.
iI..lsignfors F^b 11—The treaty o
Peace between Soviet Rifcteia and
Poland was signed at Riga accordin
to a wirelfSs from Mofecow.
London Feb 11—The American |
oommitte® for the relief of Ireland
headed by, C. J. Fnanoe of Se:>ttl«
arrived here and will soon proceed'
U> ilublin. I *
Washington Feb 11—The moving
of th° Wilson furniture and per
sonal tffectte from Princeton to the
home lie is to occupy here Vas com
pleted today.
Salt Lake Feb 12—Jiune8 jr M«
bane bro<0 the worlds record on
the linotype machine yesterday. IIe
aet eisSK? thousand enis in six
hours and forty five minutes.
Washington Feb 11—The joint na
vol committee Proposed an amend
ment to the regulations in the hill
which provids $800000 for the naval
air bis® at Sand Point Washington.
St Augustine Feb 11 —President
elect Harding indicated that he i>J
still undecided as to the Secretaries
to b8 appointed for Naval Treaisury
and Copimerce and Labor portfol
ios.
Wellington Feb 11—There ar6
69 vacancies from 25 states at West
Point for which no appointment^
have beenmade. Examinations for
those places '"'HI b* held on March
'/irst.
Augusta Feb 11—Had it not befi
fjor th0 bravery) of three fechool
teachers in reselling their children
from the wrecked building the num
ber of the tornado victims at Oc
conne yestcrday would probably hava
heen a hundred instead of thirty.
SKAGWAY'B
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
m»eUi «T«ry secoad and
fourth Tuesday ereniai
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
Us brotier* cordially welcome.
£>. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELI.KR. Aciing Arctlo DlrqcJtW
F. & A. M.
U'liitc Pass Lodge F. *
A. M. No. 113, meeta ad
ami 4Ui Saturdur evoainj^
of each month at 8 o'clock
Visiting Brethren ara wel
come.
JOHN N HANSEN W M.
X J 3TANUISH, Sqcr&tarr.
SL -P. a SXKfi
BkacwA; Lodg*
No. 481, a P. 0.
Elks meats erorj
i Thursday »t 8:09
P M.
V's't'ng brothere cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
F. J. VAWDEWAIiL, 8acr*tMT
Pioneer* of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
meet t« A. B. Hull flrs» MuuJ^p In
;very mont at 8:84 f. as.
VialllDf Brother* eoMlUUjr ml
o <m*. J, 0. FH3BLP8. B«oy.
Fraternal Order ol
Eagle#— _
Skagway Aerle,#No S5,
Fraternal Order o|
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night of each
mouth at their hall on Fifth Are
due. Visiting brothers cordially la
Tito i to atteud M. E. Roger*, W. P.
i. t. Griesb»ch. Secretary.
Naomi Chapter No. 9, 0. E. S.
m»»U Ja Masonic Hall first ana
tt'rd FrHay" of fla«h month ui S
P. M. Vl'lUii# racm^rs welcome
Charrie Marie Sparks
Worthy Matrcn.
Leila E. crow, Secretary.
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