THE
CLANCY
^KIDS
Guess
That'll
Hold Him
b7 PERCY L. CROSBYj
q by ih« McClur« x«»»p»i>«f 8yndlc*t«|
r-JOH) IMOIOKTH^ve <■—> I
AtAOY WtTH ME 19 TALK" U!
to you — ytw WAtc-cyto i
Bow te6*ePs«f?iMP0F
a rrtecKteo f*oe-vot>.
-J=Vrou' OH.' if rDion'r,—
HAue A LAOV W(TH ME J/
»*o TACif to Yoo r--~zr '•
xThank God for Friends.
Thoiv are some |ieople who seem
ti> he male f«»r friendship. Jttst as oth
ers -ire created for on^er purposes. To
have :in<l to hold friends usually
mentis that a man or wotnau must lie
absolutely sincere. We think of cer
tain 4re.1t men as heing good friends.
Stevenson, for example, had many
frieii-U and l'litHHlore Roosevelt and
Phillips Brooks. What a wonderful
hles-simr to have such men for one's
friends!—jet lesser lights are no 'ess
jood fronds, and if we look about I
am sure that we will say: "Thank
tiod for our friends!"—Kxrha:n;e.
Printing by X Ray.
There is a process of printing hv the
aid of the X-ray which is called typo
rnd:o;raphy. one way to prepare the
nrjrlnnl coin Is to print the text with
adhesive ink. and then dii-t me'allfc
powder over If. The copy is n.-xf
hound up with about fifty thh-knes^es
of sensitized paper and subjected to
the actbm of ib.- Uoentaen tube. Twen
ty blo>-k« 01' sheets each. :t is said,
can hi- rran.ed simultati"ously around
a slns'e tube, thus producing I.0""' cop
ies ,if the original with uhout ten sec
onds' exposure.
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V's t ii^ brothere eord'aliy welcome
JCU.N grasmal. e n
r J VAfc'DEWAlX. seci ?;»r>
Pioce«r* ol \la«k# l*I<x>, So. 12.
«w' t* A. B. >I»1I first Munit»7 In
ivery urnnt »t 8:S# ». «v.
VijiilDj Bif>tjbw» pok1I»)1» * el
c J. G. PHELPS. S«cy
Fraternal Oilier o'
Eagles—
Skagway .4erie.Q\o 23.
Fraternal OrO«r ol
Eagle* m«t the first
tlucd weunesoay nigm or earn
month at their hall on tilth Ave
due. Vh>itlng brothai'8 cordially in
vitc ! to attend M. E. Rogers, V\. I*.
J. St. Griesb"ib, Secretary.
N'arm' Clspter >No. 9, 0. E. S
in' ts j.[! Mi-sonic Hall fii^t an>
t! rd FrHay* 'M' "vch month at f
I' M. it: .
Flotecoe Vandcwal! Worthy
ita'ron.
Virginia Suff^cool. Secretary.
FROFKSSIONaL cards
DR L- 3. KELX.KR
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
OMce Hourt: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
A'»*«*an Building — Broadwaj
KKAUWAY ALaSK.4
W. B. STOUT
A'torney At Law
Praclic# la all courts
la Territory of Al^a
HAI-NES — — ' ALASKA
Sl(cgway s Social Wee!<
I
| Thc Altar Society of St. Mark's ;
niti with Father Kdgar Catl->ut on
I FJi'v night.
! Mrs Mary K Ha.;-t w0!l known in"
(.!>e North writes ht r fronds that
sho is wintering in Los Angt.l<jS.
! (j Mill... Mr and Mrs L II John
'st,',n anil John OLson will b e l'as";
sonjtrs south on the Princess Mary.
o—O' -c—
I .Vis F J Van »!,. \V.tU .'Old Masi, -
Frai'fls Va'i de Wall w, r informal
of,-tnlng giifsts or Mi- I- S lv"ii"
on .'"bursdaj.
! Tli<> sudden drop in t-mpyratu-(,
early in the w>pkk with a ficr-'e I
norfi wlni JcePt many iudoo.- for
r
J,.at
»nw
V I
■ din
1 : »iann
:.J Mr
WCtTi? i
•• Shir
Were'
tho
last.
arrive
id will
ivseii t.
for .1
I\.n on
Cs John
AdoL m ■— Tt'e^d.'.y
<\-erings willi .Mrs Fr d Tanuer in
thargo
| On Janu-.ry 7th Ji'l.n P..llv.n t...1 e~
| brut,. i Us birthday. Among 1-is
i gift- ivas a fin0 watch that Mil
t-!! the lad ju»t whcn to sUrt to
scaocl
A J Achison says the eoj'uiu*
Si ifi .lim to sl^.,.p nights and thai
h0 '■aihir enjoys th0 lullaby. The
Ach'son form is situated a short
dis*2nc„ above town.
Mr and .Mrs Howard Al>hlty Mrs
Si Moffat Mr and Mrs Eric Tclfvr
Winnfvtd -\.lfer Mr V I JIahn and
Ur Robert Karle dincd at the Pul
ka House on Xe\y Vvar.
Mr and J Irs It G Ht.nry and Mm
E 'I Owen entcrtained at dinner on
New Year's Day tor Mr and Mrs Ilj
rcann Millv-r. Cards followed th<.
din*>eT and a wry Peasant evening
was i !.j'. ytd by the hosts and gu^t
Sfrs> ant and Mrs A F Bixbj* and
ifafir children ara> now located at
Foe-. Davi3. Oatun, C.Z. While they
do not complain of the heat th0y
say they long for Alaska's tracing
bri «es
o—n— d———
Mr and Mrs C F Curtis Mrs Anna
Lund and Miss Evlyn Curtis Were
gut«;s of Mr and Mrs Lee C Gault
on New V0ar at tii0 Pull0n Hous,>.
Th^re wcrj also Present Elizabeth
I.tltnd and Mary Either Gault.
n——n
Mr and Mrs G V Zinkan Mr and
Mr* Kenneth Har.an Mr Frame Miss
Rothmund .Mr C 0 AValkpr Miss Yiv
lan Talbot; Jac!c and Dan Kirmse
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has been owr.-i! or co -.tr > • <i by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BL'SS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY, Msr.
dla.d at the Pollen lloufce on Xew
iears Day.
—u—II—o—
M; Mul Mrs F J Van da 'Walli
Founds Van d0 Wall Mr and Sirs L
H l-Vvnoldson and John Edward R<£
no!oson dln0 at the Golden North
cifn on Sunday last guests, of Mr
u v Mller- i ..J4
0—0—0
Hol;day carils from Sir and Mrs
r \\ Snyder hav0 bcen rocHve(l
Th0 c.i.-ds liave a photogyoi'h of the
3 nyoor "property at Los Mollnos. I
Tin: Picture Is A front vlew of tho
L.ii/ Moliuos Inn and is a place of
lovlln, es.
0—0—0
X'r 1 S Keller will bP a pa'ssenger
scuti! on the next Princess Mary
t">u: d for Seattle where- he -will go
for .lontar lecture, clinics and all
other new and up to datt> instruc
ts r.i in liis profession'In dentjl sur
gory
Cn Xow Years Day Mr and Mrs
\V A 1'iies enMrUiinpd for Mrs Hel
r. D Lynch Miss Kate Lynch Judge
n:<.l Mrs K A Ra^Tnusen Miss Evan
r,el'ne and Elmore^ Rasmusen and
t'v Missels Nancy; Eileen and Jane
lynch
0_ 0—0
"Pen
::o.i-v on XfrW Year's Day and many
of i; -r friends culled during the af
ti r'M'ii .Mrs Ashley christenjd Iut
' ' ! v t, a svt a gift from her fiends
)• Woman's Club and many of
!TS?-ui*£tion called.
——
""'r and M:-s Fred Tanner eiter
i iu,.'t en Xc.w Year's Djuv at din
ner for l>r and Mrs Thomas Run
. nd tnere children Merry EUen
'•I j r, t and Shirt y Mr and Mrs
D Webster Ml- William De
\\ 'f.. and Mr Elmor0 Farmer.
—<•*—
:ir.d Yrs F J Van da Wall and
Fn Van de Wall dined with Mr
ai;! Mrs I' II Ganty on NT<lw Year's
Ijny, st tli{j Pullen House. At the,
11 bl,. wcre rlso Mr and Mrs a C
lii..n"'.:>rd VroaPer and Marion'Gan
t> v C Jr. 'uid Gordon Blanchard.
—++—
A 'etUr from MjrS/ E T MteBrien
fit:-. r,.s tliat sli0 wat having a good
visit 'villi friends and relatives in
P<r. t'and Oregon aiyl that she may
'i t :nn.v h,-r son in law and dang
t r Mt imd JIrs DrndleJ" Alien to
C'l^'ornia going "S far south as Lc
Aug !ho
_•>*—
A • 51 tle robin red breast som-.what
ragged and ruffled by the wind but
t re'e. lively was seen hopping rbout
on the lawns of Skagway recently.
S'i'i?rrL.ls gulls and jays come reffu
lvh ij some o the homes to bo fed
and .■ ;ld to the pleasure of th6 win
ter
Mr and :>;rs W A Pries were pas
S'r^ to Jnneau on tho Estebeth
and they will go from there to Wra
£•11 vvhere Mr Pries will relic's
the <ashier of the Bank of Alas(ka
who v ill go for a yacational Visit!
tq tile States and on his return a
m(V-.'.!i hcnje, Mr and Mrs Pries will
go ouili for a visit of two months.
Mr and Mrs A J MoCann Judge
Martin Conway and Dr L S KelIeiJ
v.\.r- fevening gussts of Father Ed
gir Gallant on Thursday. Th0 Facli
e~ 1j an excellent entertalnor and
strvul a delicious luncheon later
in the eVefing. Owing to th© boig
tr"-. s Weather sjme of the gu^ts
invttfd wvre not present.
—•<•+—
Mr and Mrs E J Shew) Mrs
Stou,j Miss Stone Miss Ru(by
St'ji0 and tMiss Mary Wood
son were the guests of Mr and
Mrs C C Cole. Tho tabl0 was grac
ed \>itU a beautiful Imported bavsket
filled with many things typical of
th0 season. With th© children Vir
giui and billy Colo the family Part
wis comply*, and all enjoyed a real
old time KgW Year least.
. V
•Tile Ladlcs Aid of th0 Presbyter
ian church met at the .Golden North
hi <e. on pnlday with Jfrs George
Deduian as hostass. Quite agoodly
niiro«r of the mcmbers gathered
in tie parlor of the hotel and pass
ed thy tiiiio PlgaBantly with various
kin J j of work. .Later in tli» after
noon the nostess served a bounti
fu 'unclieon.
Ti>e hotou addeil to the holiday,
cho r by serving New V0ar dinners.
The Pullen Houso the Portland Hou,
and the Broadway Lunch served
on Saturday- New Year's Day prope
while tbe Golden North serv(.d a
sumptuous dinner on the Sunday fol
lowing. JIdnj» of the> people of tho
tpvu wore guests of the Places of
•'goed 0ats ' -apd no was disappoint
ed.
— **—
Me <.nd JIrs Bruce Boyker - write
most interestingly of their ■vlnten
in FairbanKs. The weathcr has
be«n i-'ood and hunting has been sue
ct.'.'iiil alracst bpvond 0xp0ot.*-tIon
\va-lj. everyone has a winter's sup
ply tf moo;,., caribou, deer and all
I;I p.'Is of fou l. Th0 niPat when once
f:-rze* will remain In thet condition
■int! •■the firing. Many us0 their
bae'e Porch 33 ii stor,* room for the
meat*
—♦*—
This Saturday afterday the books
in ih - Skagway Library wer0 distri
but (i for the first time. Mrs John
Ade'". was in charge- On Tuesday
,^oxt .Mrs Fred Tanner will hav<>
char?- On Saturdays th0 library
i.t on^n in flip afternoon and in th0
eVp'-ngs jii Tuesdays. By giving
be'-d to this you may save yourRPIf
a trip for nothing. Donations of
V>OH<t will b0 thankfully roceived
at Mis libr&ry.
1»T
Mrs Tann,lr w;if0 of DfeWity U S
Marsbrl Prod Tanner entertained at
•TOft" on Thursday evening to cele
brate »,er birthday. Thc houfco was
very .yrettllly decorat,,d in wreaths
and festoons of everproen and the
tfleet was very beautiful. Assisted
by M,s 0 "W A^k and Mrs Frank. D
Webst, r tne hostow 8ervnd a dain
ty collation at tbe small tables
■Mrs Taaner was tbe recipient of
many fine gifts. TI1090 n>s(.nt w0r
Julfe and Mrs J J F Ward Mr
and Mrs Frr.nk D 'Webster Sir and
,\i; s C W Ark Dr. and Mrs Thomas
Run-nils Ur William DeWclfe Mr
Jam s L St<.)nart and the host and
host«$s
AuolI twejnty five cbildr0n mPt
in home of Mr and Mrs A R
Hillory on Friday night and enjoy
ed an Informal Jolly, time. The
cbi''lien took a picnic luncheon oC
ice- , ream sandwiches and cake and
sl't-nt the tini,, with songs and in-'
strumental music.6 Before going
ho*u0 they al bang many of
tbs old old songs. Those
wbc we-ra to have bee" at the
party wert': Evlyti Ourtis, May
Fairfi.jld, Vivian Phelps, Eileen
Lynth, Emma Mathews, Marion
Ganty, Lucille Hudson, Lillian
Peterson, Florence Phelps Virgin
ia S.>lmer Iielen, Jean and Virginia
Hil'ery Philip Olson Albort Mathews
Alfcv't "Whitfield Allen Whitfield
Chester, Clarence and Lee Oart
wr;i:;t Victor and Louis Selm0r
Dau and Jack Kirmse and Progper
Ga;;y. Some Were not able to
leeP t^cir appointment and one
«or two came in time, for a latQ
di-h of ice croam.
Meanest Yet.
Sales Manager—"Well, .Tol.hle. how
did 1 hat last prospect turn out?"
Vacuum Cleaner Canvassei—"The
original Mrs. Gaspnrd, the well-known
miser'v worst half! That dame let me
demonstrate be machine till I made
her best nig look like new, and then'
all I got was a demand for a quarter
of a dollar to pay for the electricity
stu estimated I'd used."—Buffalo Ex
prws,
jit- -J
Automatic Chess Plays'*.
Toward the close of the eighteenth
century Huron Kemneleu Invented an
automatic' cliess flayer which created
a great sensation. The automaton—a
life-size figure dressed In oriental cos
tume—visited the principal European
towns, playing against the leading
'•liess" experts In eacli, and generally
defeating them. It reached Vienna
when Napoleon was Installed there af
ter the buttle of Wagruni, and the em
peror was induced to match himself
against the automaton. Napoleon lost
the first game, and In the second he
deliberately made two false tnove^,
Kuril time the pieces were ^placed,
hut 011 the emperor making yet an
other false move his opponent swept
the—pieces off the hoard and no mot*
chess was played. Subsequently It
was discoveied that the chess player
was a fake. A man was concealed in
the chest on which the figure was seat
ed. So ingenious, however, was the
contrivance that the deception went oti
for years before this discovery was
made.
Danger Go*? With Jeb.
The camel postman of the Sahara
hintrrhiiid Is one letter-carrier who
has need of plenty of pluck. The wild
tribesmen of the desert look upon hlra
as their natural prey; so that he nev
i-r knows, when he sets out In the
morning, whether he will reach hlg "I
Icstimittmi at night. But he trots his
so miles a day and regards a stray
shot from a lurking sniper or an am
hush of spearmen as part of the or- |
dlnnrv routine Incidental to Vs bUil
ness.
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 alto bottle 35c.
If fori art troubled with contrition
•r tick hsadacne tr7 Hamlin't- J
.Llvar Wblps. Just pleasant little pink
pills at drufffiata for 30c.
fflU;. « ®BOT LUNCH
YOiy a sold biMto wbga y°»
(km Set » koirl ef hot soup. Homu
taafl# *t«e ami a ot be8t co("
tee tor thlrtjr-live oeat» at lile Gol
<«m Nerth Oaf,,.
Piles Cared in 6 to 14 Day3
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Piles, and you cun get rest
ful sleep after first application.
(!0«.
. "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 the 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 tike 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 Tap."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kin* Street, SEATTLE
GOODRICH
"HI-PRESS "
RUBBER FOOTWEAR