THE
CLANCY
KIDS
What Joe
Needs is a
Basket
3y PERCY L. CROSBY
_JL€N0 US VA GLOVCJOC
\Yqv A int us in' nr. j
To». < »1 HKA1.Y CHANGED
TO N \MG OF HEALY FOKK
A. A l.ydt-n. merchant of Healy.
t - :>oruing fur the northern
town alter si>oiidiug several days in
A >:.me transacting business. Mr.
I.jdon purchased a large bill of
:.. Brown & Hawkins and is
•!ins ready for the Christmas
ir.ide. The town of Healy. Mr. Lu
•i sta;. d. will soon be changed to
•aly fork in order not to con
tact with tiie town of Healy. estab
• J several years ago on the Tan
river. .Mr. Lyden also advised
The Times that the postmaster gen
ii "SOKE'S MEDITATIONS
t 5utnY PO vJES' BEAT
vy-thing -! money
(3 t"Pn' So TIGHT wiP
£ EM KUmL BOS HEAH
0' LATE, Art CAin't
orrY two-Bits Fum
\\ NO MO'! j—
>ral had acted favorably on the pe
tition and a postofllco would be es
lablished at Heal.v Fork In the very
near fature. Mr. Lylen has been ap
pointed postmaster of Healv Fork
and the office will be of great bene
fit to the Interior citizens.—Anchor
age Times.
lOBHAKS ARE LEFT
AT ALASKA'S DOSR
Nobody Else to Tare for Waifs
'•Mothered" last Year.
Says Near East Relief.
Eighty-three of the Bible land's
orphan babies have, figuratively, lieen
'.eft on Alaska's doorstep, with a note
ront Near hast lieiiel saving "Please
feed them. Alaska, lest 'hey die"
This is the same number ui tualb
cared for by Alaska a urn ago. wh i.
.'ands for their food and shelter were
raided through an appeal headed b\
Rev. David Waggoner oi J unc i u, «h><
is giving his aid to the effort again
this year, but cannot make a per
socal campaign
"There is nothing else that we can
do but to ask Alaska to care for these
game children another year." states
E. A. Potter of Spokane. Northwest
secretary of Near 1- ist Relief •"With
JiJC.OOO starving, half naked children
still outside our orphanages aud 1-",
00t> or more inside in danger of be
ing turned out again for scarcity of
funds and food Near East Relief is In
desperate need of help
"To care for their allotment of 81
children at a cost of $"> per month,
or $60 a year, per child. Alaskans ar»
called on for a total of about JJ.'juu
We are asking them to send their »iU
to West Washington headquarter* of
the Near Eart Relief at 339 Unrse
building in Seattle."
7}ill the idle hours
with pleasure!
Time never hangs heavy on your hands when you have a •
Y1CTR0LA'
In the house
By our liberal
Installment Plan
A
you can now have any Instrument we have In stock put .
in your home at once and enjoy all the great nra
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Remember, all we ask Is a small
payment down and the bal- a
ance to suit your 1
convenience .j
ksllfr brothers
NORTHWEST CALLS
DEATH CHALLENGE!
Turns Solid Front Against)
Starvation; Need Every- j
body's Help. Says Divine.
Never has the whole Nortliwist en-1
tered more cheerfully and earnestly
Into a national work of mercy than li
is right now. with Rifts of milk,
wheat, and fruit, clothing and money,
in a concerted effort to batiish from
Armenia. Soutjn rn Kussia and Hol
lands the spectres of disease and s:;ir
vatton that are grasping for the Uvea
of unknown thousands of destitute,
women and more tlutu 300.000 helpless
orphans.
Under the general leadership of Pr
Sherman L. Divine, 722 Peyton bt; .1
in*. Spokane, who as Nortlivv. hi rhair
man of the Near East K<Iief, reo nlly I
Investigated conditions in Art. nln.
this huge Northw.st empire of w-.i'ti
is striving to make good as 11:• • t »■
ter pan nl" of some f> TjO < ;, i.'i'i
children of the Near Kast. M ■>: c:
these are the children of Are rica's
Armenian alii' •- in the World v> r
To do this. West Washington must
•
S34; Utah, 1-50; Montana. * ; d
Alaska for S:i at a cost it*, food cl. s
and funds, of $60 for i ach child for the
year.
l)r. Divine's own congregation, that
of the Kirst Presbyterian church
Spokane, is already caring !or .>i> . .
them and scores of other < itr 1 es
Sunday schools, lodges, women s nr.
izations and <\en . hildr. n of tlu pub
lic schools, have accepted it as their
job to care for hundreds mo:
"But this is not a duty for churches ;
and organizations and schools alou.
declares Chairman Divine. "It is a
work in which the aid of ev. r; Indi
vidual with humanity in their heart
Is needed.
"Just a glimpse of those happy,
sweet-faced little children 1 saw in our
orphanages, pathetlcalh gtat< lul for
America's care and pro:. i ! >:i. which
has saved them from death, is proof
enough that our work ulriai.» done
has been worth while.
"Just a glimpse through • orphan
age windows at the gh.is titras:
outside: at purple-lipped little skel
tons of habits lugging at. the .nip:
breasts of dying mothers: lit:i heap
of skin and bone and tatt<r. d racs,
lying in the streets; tottering gronp.
of women devouring with. red gra.--.
great crowds of starving, half naked
kiddies, beating at the doo- fur admit;
slon—just a glimpse of 11 . is , nough
help. I believe everyl "ly will help "
Rushing Gifts From Here.
lions, generous gifts or niiik. old
the direction of Miss 7. Kay Kowl- r i
Boise, campaign direcior of the Near
Kast Keller, is set; ins a rapid pace
tor the whole North" si.
Farmers of Kast Was incton and
S
2t> carloads of wheat, on iiardists for
donations of fruit and residents of the ^
citi'S and towns for clothes and cash
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Cohen, room 1.
120 East First South, Salt Lake City, j
as I'tah director tor \rar Kast Relief.
Is driving hard, with the support of '
Governor Mabey and the I,. D. S.
church, for Utah's share in wheat,
finished food products and rash.
Montana is subs . ibine wheat, cash
and clothini: thromh l!<; - are head 1
quarters of Near East Relief at 5 I
Montana building at Helen
West Washington with its head
quarters for Near Kist 1J--TI f at 33!'
Burke building. Seattle, v I give much
of its aid in milk and flour and the
rest in cash, while Alaska is xpected
to furnish the most of its share in j
cash, Kent to the S ittle headquarters
of the relit ( society
Catarrhal Deafness Car.not Be Cured
by local appUcalio .•». > cannot reach
the diseased portion of the nr. Then* It
only one way to cui- .tarrhal doafnes*
and that la by n nn-:tuttonal remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness* is ci.> s»-d by an In*
flamed condition >f th« tr-cous lining of
the Eustachian Tube W,.en this tuba tt
Inflamed you have n t ut- iit.e sound or Im
perfect hearing, and wh n it la snttt^lT
closed. Deafness -.-i »..• . s»u t Unless the
Inflammation can I- 1 and this tttbe
restored to Its nornu.i condition, hearlnc
will be destroyed tt»r• ver. Many case* of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which it
an Inflamed condition of the mueeui sur»
faces Hall's Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on th<> mucous surfaces of tha
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars tor
any case of Catarrhnl l>«;ifn«*!i that canifbt
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Clr*
culart free All Druggists. T5c
F. J. CHENKV * CO . Toledo. Ol
Subscribe for tbe Daily Alaskan.j
Rev. Federsen Gets Nick-Name
In His New Field Of Work
ri;e Sknsit Project Workers Have
High Respect f<ir Former
Skapv*)' Minister
lie used to be known as Rev. L.
II. Pedersen. I). D., but now he's
.'arson Pete.
lie used to !>e a respected minister
.if tlie gospel, but now he is a wel
fare worker, and- worse and worse
—an editor.
Such are a couple of the many'
changes thai have occurred in the
life of I he former well-known and
popular pastor of tie Auburn Pres
oyirnan church since, resigning his
posit.on here, he plunged into the
vwlds of Skagit county to minister
to the spiritual welfare of laboring
.. ■»!» employed in the city of Seat
tle's immense Skagit project.
Accompanying Kev. Pedersen was
his bride, formerly Miss Marion
li ilt. and reports that drift out of
t 4 wilderness are to the efTect that
.is Ii;.s been anticipated by their Au
. i: rn mends, this pair of enthusias
tic workers has accomplished a
gi cat d<al of splendid work in the
i.i u Held and is continuing its efforts
w.th undiminished ardor.
Paper Is Published
"F.h and Starts—A Smattering of
News, a Smile Now and Then, a
1 nuch of Philosophy to Help l's Be
.Men " That's the name and slogan
ol' the bright little sheet issued
spasmodically" by Parson Pete, as
e is now called, and contained in
! .» periodical is ample evidence of
i - former Auburnite's activities,
id.iuarters have been established
; New Halem camp, and from a
>li settlement with few conven
. es this place is said to have de
* eloped into a lively, attractive vil
i. -e with many comforts and with
the community spirit that many
re civilized" sections would do
I to emulate. In this upbuilding
it is not hard to believe that Rev.
Pedersen and his wife have played
an important part.
In one issue of "Fits and Starts"
v!iich has rouched the Globe-Repub
li.an office, are included announce
ment of completion of the new
si I ool house, election of school of
fii rs, a talk by an ex-solaier on bis
uorid travels, delivered before a
crowded house: work of the local or
chestra: the Thanksgiving menu,
..hich indicates the workers don't
lack for all the necessities and all
the delicacies obtained elsewhere;
completion of a bridge which is to
play an important part in the work;
an interesting athletic department,
and "dope" on the weekly religions
services. And beside, there are
many humorous quips to rrovide the
"smile now and then."
\ LA SK A RKIVDEER
IS RECEIVED BY
IWTLAH CAFE
Considerable interest was created
today by the two large Alaska rein
deer which were on exhibition In
front of the Manhattan cafe on
South Main street. The reindeer,
which are the first to be received in
Pocatello. arrived early this morning
by express from Seattle and will be
served as a special feature of the
Christmas dinner at the popular
cafe.
The cafe management feels very
fortunate in being able to secure the
two reindeer, which meat Is fast be
coming popular throughout the
country.—Ex.
FOR SALE
Ford touring Car—5 passenger. In
good repair, having been overhauled
and repainted. Trice, $3f>6. Apply
Dewey hotel. t*
Auburnftos Perform
In another number a news item 1
announces a piano recital that even
ins in the theater building, with ]
Mrs. Fred Hornstra of Auburn as I
pianist. "Mrs. Hornstra Is a piano!
teacher of wide experience, and \
(rives her talent for entertainment
of camp," reads the item. Mrs. Horn
stra was formerly Miss Merle Fan
son of this city. Another Item tells
of a contribution by Miss Ruth Ped
erson. now a teachtr in the Auburn
schools, to the Sunday evening pro
pram.
Most of the activities entered into
appear to be for the entertainment;
of the workers and the dispelling of
that lonely feeling which is to be
expected in a camp so isolated. But
throughout his little paper Rev. Ped
ersen has given such indications as
the following that his mission in
that section is not merely one of en
tertainer. This little quip is signed
"Pardon Tete:" "Some people have
the idea Christ is a life insurance
agent issuing policies against hell
fire after death. Is that your idoa?"
—Auburn Globe-Republican.
PROFESSION AI. CAROS
W. B. STOrT
A 11 « r b i r at L»»
Practica In all conrt*
In Territory of Alaska
HALVES Ai^-h
DR. L. & KELLKR
Dentist
Most Modern Mrthml"
Ofllc* Honrs: P-l 2 a. in.—1-fl r ■
Alaskan Building Rrtwlw.
SKAGWAY Al.%**
W. J. K E E F E I!
E I f c t r i c I » n
Electrical repair work of all kinds
Orders Taken for El<virt<*l <.<wvK
Phone. 4; or leave ord< r at Tel
ephone Office.
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month, at 8 o'clock. T)»
mng niprnmn wcirorap.
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Worthy Katroit.
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To < in* a CoTO tn One Dvj
Take Grove'i I.AXITIVB KROMO
(.>1 IMVK tablets. The g«nir« b««ni
<r>e st(rtiatnrfl of E. W. Oror*. I0«
...Caribou Hotel...
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CARCROSR. T. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With w.p. &
fRoute for
Atlin
CARCROSS OFFKRS TOVRISTS EVERT INnrCEMENT FOR
rLEASANT VACATION
GOOD HCXTING AMI FISHING AT THE POOR
MOTOR BOATS FTRNISHEB
White Fass & Yukon Route
YV HILO Tn|K tab1j5 *0. «*
Tuesd*r* and rrid&n
No. 1, N. Bound. No. S, R.
1st CLaiw.
Iri Cl*»*.
16 p. m
OS p. ™
41 P. tr
II in
31 ft. m
S:30 ft. tn. Lmtm SKAGffAT Arrlret t
10:15 ft. m. " WHITE TASS l-ea^ea J
12:30 p. m. BEAN KIT " 1»
2:00 p. in. " CABCROS8 " 10
4:15 p.m. Arrive* YVHTTEHOBSE " •:
Passenger* must be »t the depot In am* to *iare !»
sperted. and checked. Inspection 1i stopped thirty tnlnataa befaro
leavtng tlmft of trfttoft.
160 peucds of Bagsaie will be checked free wit -. e«cb foil f»r»
ticket, ftnd T5 pounds with ea eh bftlt fare ticket.