The Week In Society
Kvriin; i;k \ uoostku
l it rather In- a booster.
Tht» smalli'sr otic In town.
Than the bipu<'-t Knocker,
And cry (o tour it down.
1 <1 rather b»> a booster.
Ami oul> boost u mite
'i :i.m bo .1 knocker. knool-in,;
At 0»«T\i'iJiis ill sijiht.
l >! r.ii ,iim t>» .. boost,*.%
\mt *< >r a I'loasatr snr la,
■i stoitehy kniH'krr,
v ■. i; ati li> w bile
u si .t >>iiu,i a !,inu'Ml .
, uiiiibln't «VU"
— Labi r.
\*ts* K ait*
IV,ip, - will attend
• t tie ne year.
.> at •• il.-il Xor
Xatii ;• . : .H)>ii Jane
vlvti will leave
• ,1 1>> Mr t> N .'l
I F.irwetl returned on
l • ! .us. tt-r Kather
.ii ih i i i.mi i; i ciTciilt:
^ the bench
■_ t ■••irs Mr Uttoh
• i- is a maii of sterl
I it s indeed gratifying
it the earnest su
> v friends.
• in 110 sense a
political prefer
ti party in file
Tlif Ftaih Tinn'S congratulates
rv :dent Harding upon his wise
<1 if all t'.e other Fed
of ' same liigh standard
Mr. KM ' ie. there will lie little
>n f<»r complaint as to ihe ad
mi-.tr ■< ion of justice—Cordova
Waxliinglon. Sept. 2.—Anihonj
<J !.y<t . of Ncliana, has been ap
pointed postmaster of the new of
;i • it li-.i'iv Fork. Alaska.
Subscribe tor the DaiLv Alaskan
I home of Mrs. «. v. »nk».- A *■
'lightful ton was enjojtd -
guests and the afternoon was I ••
5th music and iversatton.
side the guests of tan*^
|part0«k of the hostutaHM
. . m™ \ r Blattchard.
LiddUoat. Mis. • ,
Mrs K. t- Winterlierger. Mrs.
illack and M«>» 0. tloodger.
nig llend, Wis., who have hcen the
summer guests of Mr. and Mrs H
p. Clark, were passengers son ■■
the Princess Alice. Miss 0 '
riark accompanied her a". U- and
Min, as far as ^£
Here a visit will he «"** * *< '■■'
lives for a short time and ; ;
tt„d Mrs Clark will proceed Home
ward and Miss t'iai
lend the Stale Normal • > '
Miss Kate l.ynch Mr •• •
I'rtes entertained on
tiiR at cards.
rrf iXtv ovonini; ntut a;
gaiN«vs. llu* ho>t»
,rUes were a« .irded ti<
\\t. I. H Johnston
onsolation gifte»
n'ere'. Miss Kale l.jnc .
u.d Mrs. f W. Ask.
<,.h. where tltev will make their
u Skagway all thei
Towing into wen.
,,other wishes them t.» r.
idvantagei s than >
ifter the pass.
if Alaska, and has lieen
,11 tim. s. With, the family tl»e
I'Utl.H MliKAin
\N\Ul \( I Ml \ 1
announce tiiat during September tl ••
Library room will ho open for t}>■*
so 1'. M. on Tuesday evening -
arul Wednesday ami .-.liitrday alin
b«-rsli:p cards may lie t.ikon nut at
any time. Ones of $1. to rover on •
year's membership. from datr rard
is issued.
The Library ih>« consist - of over
M)0 volumes, and it !• -t :«o books
of "Best Sellers" are being add. il
monthly. There is almost a ,
I lete list of Alaskan book*
The re|>ort of the Librarian at
it ie last meeting was very fcrat;t> i.:.u
indeed, and stated that over ton©
people had visited the Library dur
ng the three summer months, an
average of 19 for June and 31 and
days. There have been many ex
pressions of cppivriation, especially
from travelers, who found the read
jig and writ ng room so convenient
and comfortable.
The Library Is now well estab
1 ^hed. and we hope will prove an
asset to the townspeople during the
1 mg winter months.
| I»RKS1I»K\T r.\I.l.S OS
M1XKIIS Tt> OlSI'KKSi:
Washington. Aug. 31.—President
Harding signed the proclamation
calling on all the disorderly ele
ments in the mining districts of
West Virginia to disperse and re
turn to their homes by September 1
at noon.
WAR ON ILLICIT BOOZE TRADE
IS DECLARED BY GOV. BONE
Declaring that It in the duly of all
Federal, Territorial and Municipal
officers to combine in an effort to
wipe out boot legging, which, he
said. has "become a reproach si t
burning disgrace to the territory."
tiovemor Scott C. Bone iss'ted 1
statement today in which he guaran
tees "vigilance and aggressiveness"
on the pan of territorial officials in
lire enforcement of prohibition . *s
Simple "dntv-doing" hv Pe<?«nO
Territorial and Municipal offii ers.
reinforced by "respect for the law
on the part of lite public, is th - o.-ly
essential to the enforcement •■!
law s the opinion of the governor
IVomtse* Knfttrt-oiiH'ni
Coventor Hone said
"I have read with much gratifies
tion an interview with Art'urr
Shonp. the new Vnited States a' or
liev of the first division, ill « .
' * . m.'Utices his intentio" to so
ter bootleggers vigorouslv and
gressively and use every mean^
I.is power to enforce the pmlrbr .01:
ktw He does noi nnde-«>st'i i.
: to diff.cnlties They .in- m. »
and not easily surmounted Hii
will of fearless duty-doing »1ll t:ake
the same vigilance and apgrefsiv".
-s Otlierw.se thev will h> ijiii K
fice.
ItuiV of (Governor
ov nor of Mas1 a s t
charged with the Inty o
Prediction Library
Going to Juneau
I iit-iiii'r Ma\ Pi*. **-ni "» ■ i
I itoiA Willi 1'auioii- (lillin
lit.ii Juneau Itamjuot
\<>\\ at
.filial' \\ i*kei>hani tit Narl Work
hi * titupiling I iifl HiMon ■ .
\l.i>k.-i
.1.!. .'S W'iekersham. >;v times d-\
I»e prosenied i i tli>' ,
I ttonu) library at h lii.in r u :>i
1.1.»p .1 adge Wickersha 1> i e > i
;i>ti8 of Juneau durin- in*' .
iv. tI. Friends and ..i ... i> .
,i;id:.. \\ .okorsliam ha\o arr;n.t^i5 ..
liaijQUi't in his honor ta lw served »i
Moose liall. Juneau, on .n» return
Anions ttie distinguished ; sfcvlf u'tl!
t.M'rnor Hone. Sun-y.<r-tl»« uaftii
. :• . : S Attorney >;..>•..<> . 4
it.-r the Harding administration
.:>iody of the state hi*tor:.al s. >>;
! i !:.'d» or routines of Alaska xvrlt
a:vd publication* It contains
■" : -!> "(ii1 indexes, and when in
i' l ouse building at Washington.
I occupied t in large rooms
Judge \\ ickersliaat spent 20 years
— • ii-ring the publications. and in
t» instances sent to foreign e.uii
> lo hare certain hooks Hhoto
il page by page. translated
.d placed m the library collection.
Judi-e Wickershani will df\i>te
considerable time durmg the com
: . year to compiling an Alaskan
.1 history from tbe time the rut
ted Slate* took over Alaska to ! he
present dat>'. The history will be
rott,plete and will later l>e publish
ed W ork on the history has been
under way for some months
Prior to his departure for Alaska
Judge Wickershani stated be was re
turt :ig to Alaska to make lus ; < . <
niatient residence at Juneau Me
again said he had retired from pol
itics. and looked forward with pre..:
pleasure to becoming a private titi
zen of the preat Northland, and as
stating whenever possible in its de
velopment. There is already a move
ment in the first division to ask
Judge Wickersham to allow his
name to he filed for senator at i)
next primary.
KKCOVKK IIODY
OF M.WFIKI.O
Hull. Knsland. Sept. . 2.—The
body of Maxfield. the American
commander of the ill-fated Z-R 2.
was recovered from the river num
ber today.
, Manila. Sept. 2.—Major-Generai
Wood today announced his accept
ance of the post of Governor-Gen
'cral of the Philippines, which was
i tendered him by President Harding.
seeing thai all laws are ent:>reeu.
11c pledges himself to that service
when he assumes office a lit cannot,
if he would, evade his responsibility
in the premises. His dtsty cannot be
s' rked. It will not be.
Must Correct »Ondiiions
••Conditions in this division arc
shameful, as Attorney Shoap says,
and must l>e corrected. The boo'
legger has grown bolder wi'h tho
failure in so many cases of the la*
to reach and punish him. It has be
coii a reproach to the territory—a
hnr'iins disgrace Juneau has ^esti
the effects of it in a recent tragedy,
traceable to law violation, at out
d.on-s All right minded citi
- ovx' it to themselves and to
tl ■■ C'\nl name of territory and city
•v too. have a service
cannot dodge
<>fti« ial* Hampered
the pan of
•i! prerequi
enforcemcn:
handicapped
■* ork they
bespeak a
stay Alaska
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN St"IKXCK
day ser\;ce will be held a:
.. "oi> or ChrlfUan Science;
v i r Skagway, corner of Main
and Fourth avenue.
< 'ui> *n Sv icniV Siihjrd:
Sunday School at 12 15.
" lie Public is cordially invited.
MRS! PRESBYTER!AX CHCRCR
Kererend E. L Winterberger.
B. D. Pastor.
year round in lhe First
»rs r'ti. r. Good singing. I
devotional s;-ir:T and ser
f Mi nister at each service,
is so make these
stimulating 10 the life
our frxnds. assured
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHTKCH
Mass Sernon [
K.iihcr Edgar Gallant
Past or.
111! GOSPEL MISSION
Sixth Avoniif East of Broa«!waj
llible S:o<ly Class
Wo believe in the Bible doctrine
of e\; onniental salvation, as tanght
ev the leading men of all Protes
tant churches, and that the blood
of Jesus cleanses from all tin.
Welcome to any of the services.
! Sunday morning. 11 o'clock.
I Sunday School, 2:30.
! Sunday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening, T:30.
Reverend W. H. S'.oeraaker,
and wife, in charge.
\\11\T « \\\I>A PKOIHCES
Car.tda is onh » per cent, of |
the world's population, but she pro
duces
rent of its eohalt
■■^per cent of its asbestos.
S5 per cent, of its nickel.
"2 per cent, of its pulpwood
2rt |«>r rent, of its lumber.
20 per cent, of Its cured fish,
is per cent, of its oats.
IS per cent, of its silver.
12 per rent, of its wheat.
11 per cent, of its barley.
4 per cent, of its gold.
4 per cent, of its copper.
Star.
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Krmf«-n«l Ordrr of
Eagl«
A eric. No.
fr»n«rn«l Ortkr
Karir*, inert Oi« flr«
and third nifiht of ea<h
month at their hall on r*lflh Ave
mir. Visitin# brother! cordially in
cited to attend.
C, H. ROtiKRS, W. T.
J. M. Grieabarh, Ser'jr.
Pioiwrs of Alaska, Igloo No- t—
moot In A. B. Hall flr*J Monday in
fwry month at 8:80 p. m.
visiting brother* cordially »»l
come. i. C. PHK1.PS. Scc>.
Naomi Chaplw No. 0.
O. F.. S., mo-it In Ma
oonic hall, first and
third Krldar, of mrh
month, at 8 o'clock. Vi»
It inc mrmncn wriromr.
Charrie Mine Sp»rk».
Worthy Matron.
Virginia SiiflWfxJ. Scrrriary.
Take Grore't l-AXTTlYT RROMO
QCIXIKG tablets. Ti;e uenuire bei r»
the signature of E. W . Grore. 30c.
To Cor-r n l*«M Tn Our Day
XOTICK
When von *anl anything movd
Trunks, ftacgape or anything e o
Call op the John Wiliaw*, 1 S
Transfer Co
Also Wood and Coal for Rale
PROFESSIONAL CAIffll
w. n. 6TorT
A l t « r it «• r ■ t l»»
Pr»c«lc« In >11 cnwrta
In Tmltorj of il»ki
! HUNKS — — AlASS*
OR. L. 8. KELLER
DnitM
M<»st Mfxlrm Mm ho<l»
Oflli* ltonn>: B-12 » m.—1-* P •»*
Alaskan nulldln# Rro^dwa.
SKAli*AV ALASKA
SKAGWAV8
I U KRXAL ORDKK8
J2F C»m|t Skosrwuy fa. 1.
'**7 inert* t-rrrf mm«
fonnh Tn«w1«y rrwnlns
fit 8 80 o'clock. Vl«lt»
frc hrr>'^'r» cordially w»l<v*«.
J. M. KrlW. U •■ K«4l»r.
Arctic Kooordeft Arclle C2>»rf.
n. r. o. ET/KR, »v«*
waj l.o4|^ Kft. Wl. K
r. O. K1K«, nv»x»U flr«i
nml tliirrl T»ior»<lfir* »'
8 .tn p. m.
YUitinft broOirrt cor.
wdi-ome.
J. r. WOOD, K. R.
I .1 \ tVPKWAM* Socr*U?7.
F. A A. M.
V tift» r*M 1 T. A A.
A M. N«v IIS, mavta a«»<i
and 41 h Saturday wrmalne*
r*f wti month a! I o'Nock,
\ kIHiic lir»ilir«Ti ar» wl
com*.
JOHN X. HAXWKN. « f
v' \r lish. BecrKmrj
Home Made Candy Shop
ctcwi- ■* t
GLADYS SIMMON'S. Prepnttms
Lfttitud* 71 A'ttHnJe. ?TfW>
TAKE A SOUVENIR BOX HOME
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Ry»tcgi. Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Secot c Ave.. D \WSON. Y.T
Sfven-Passenger McL*ngMin Bo ck Car Scrricp
Attention
Tourists *
wm:\ ix w iiiti
-CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA TS
I.rXrHKS. SHOUT ORI»KNS. \M> 1 I II MI ILS sEWTD
Cicorge Yashida. Proprietor
AI.SO MAX \<>I It (»l THE
Caribou Hotel Dining; k'nom
CAROKrtSS, T. T.
-
White Pass & Yu■ ••tn Route
tlME TABLE NO.
Daily escept Sunday
No
1, S. Bnnnd
Ik! Class.
9:30 a. m. Leaves
11:65 a. m.
1:S0 p. m.
3:05 p m. "
5:2» p.m. Arrives
SKAc.WAY
WHITE PAS*
BENNETT
CABCBOSS
WHITEnORSF
Passengers roust be at the depot in : r.-e to "ave RaRgaice in
spected. and checked. Inspection is storped t! in>- ■ninute* berora
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Bagpare will be checked free wit i --■-h full Tar*
ticket, and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket
No. 2, S Boar J
1st
Arrives 4:SO p.m.
leaves S:00 p.m.
1:45 p. m.
. " 11:50 a m.
9:20 a. m.