MOTHEK GOOSE LAND
There's a wonderful land where I
like to go.
When the shades are down and
the lights are low,
W'th little "-My Loved One" upon
my knee,
Ana: the pussy cat - keeping us
company;
Fo- then* we go journeying hand iu
hand
Through scenes fantastic of
Mother Goose Laud.
I t»' him stories, the best known
onea—
No labored voice and no stilted
puna— J
But jack and Jill :>nd the little
maid
Who on a tuffet sat soie afraid.
And Marjorie Daw, for, you uui.e."
stand,
Thes«> are the people of Mother
Goose I.ajiil.
The Thre© Bliud Mice and the i it1'
t's Son. . ; ^ A £
And Little Bo-Petp and* a Hoi
Cross Bun,
And the Naughty Kittens nhc
had no pie,
And Jack who climted in a bean
stalk high,
Anr" Humpty Dumpty who louldu t
stand,
And Mistress Mary of Mother Gocse
Land^ . ! i ' Li ft
Ov»r and over we tell eacn
W>»* m interest never known tc
fail; ;
Who Killed C\K-lt Robin arid Old
King Cole,
And the Three Brown Bears and
'heir porridge bowl.
Wit*. Little ®°>" Blue and his i'f-rn
so grand
Under the haystack of Mother
Goose Land.
Oh, gold<en hour at the doe of
day
With thg L>reani-fco"-t siting to
sail away, \
Th« wide world over, I pledge
you this—
Ti a the hour no mother sho ilil
ever miss
With little "My Lovei One" hand
in hand—
A jaunt through the mazc-s of
Mother Goose Land.
—L M. Thornton, in The {'tuple's
Home Journal.
Tako LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
INE 1 ablets. Druggists refund
money If it falls to cure. E. W.
OROVE'S signature la on each bos.
Sflo. Wed.
Hot Clam or Red Snapper Broth
mafcba a goo.1 drink these co'd1 days.
Kellers are serving them. tf.
I Tiie Week In Society I
*JU»JLtlUtlUttmUM
IT. T 5.5. ^5. 5. r. — -
BELIEVE ME
* By BUI Stinger
There's something more in religion
Than wearing a sanctitied look,
An there's nothing forbidding buu*
shine
In the good old1 Holy l!ook—
I' rb* heart is filled with goodness,
Aud a love that's Genuine,
The life will send forth beauty,
the fac© with gladness shine.
Soni. people think that, to be propel
We must sigh and mourn and
eroan,
W'..He everywhere in creation
fiod placed' the true joy-tone—
Tho little birds sing in gladness—
The flowers send out periume—
fh0 sky is a picture of beauty.
Auu the earth a garden of bloom.
Then aren't the people foolish,
Who say that lighter's a sin.
Who taiuk that, to g t t heaven,
We must by sad and g'-oomy
within,
V.'ho would still thp chafe: or chil
dren
Aud fill this old woi'l'l with care
Well, if that \vas tli0 way in
heaven,
I wouldn't want to go Hire.
—Protlaud Telegram.
Mrs, Charles Sa::dle/k returned
recently from Juneau 011 the City ot
Seat;le where slit- h s heen for a
visit.
DC. L. S. Keller returned on
Tuesday from Carcro;Si and' White
Hors». where he was called cn pro
fessional business.
o- •;—iv
Mi. and Mrs. Mark I'heli s have
named their new litt'e s n, Mark
Coryell. Mrs. Phelps ^ ill scon l>e
horn- from the White I'a-s hospital.
In la«t Saturday's society notes
the names of Mr. and Mrs. George
Monl were inadvertently omitted
frcm the dinner 1-St of guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. F. Ward
E'.hel Barrvmore in "Tiie Lifted
Vei"' at th0 popular Pi ture Pal
aca rrr tonight—Saturday—and Sun
day ni^ht. Ethel Ba-rr.vmcro is al
way: pood aud will prove a great
a* traction.
u—o — u -
X0 more knitting fov the Red
Cross. Word came a short time
t-> finish what is already legun. and
then quit for there is enough and to
sea- for the present. certain
Wh
ite Pass & Yu
TIME TABLE NO. 4'J
Thursday ami Friday
£ III
>o
1. X. Bound
1st Class
9:00 a. m. I.eates
21:25 a. m. *»
12:15 p. m.
1:10 p. m, "
2:50 p. m. "
3:20 p. m. Arrive*
J. S. llouud
1st Class
4:20 p. m.
2:50 p- in.
2:00 p. m.
1.20 p. m.
11:18 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
SKAGWAY Arrives
WHITE PASS L*-ave»
LOG CABIN "
bennett
CABCBOSS
YVHTEEHOBSE r
Passenger* mast be at dep<* In time to have BajisnKe in
spected and checked. In»j>ectlon is stopped 80 minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will tos cb«cked free with e*cb foil
faro ticket and 75 pounds with each, half far« ticket.
| branches of wokr in othej- depart
I men\ haye ais0 been, ^continued, j
Garment making and othej refuges
worl- will be continued "with, un&bat
! i •
0—0—0
J Tjie muff advertised in the col- [
urnns of this paper aa found proved
to *~e the property of Mrs. Andrew ,
I Steveusoa and was delivered to
j Jud<p E, Rasmuson who will re*
turn it to Mrs. Stevenson.
—n—o—o
Mr. Chris Compton of Penning
ton, an<i Mr. Knute Anderson of
Cowley, 1fho are la Stag-way on
business were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Sam Hanson on Saturday af break
fast. A feast of delicious waffles
w®re aerved.
o—o—o
Mr. George H. Teale who is a
j recent arrival in Skaguay and has
i assumed his duties in the Bank of
i A1"S'i ig making his home at the
Pullen House. Mrs. Teale her
ivro daughters are to come north
ftom California in the spring.
o—o—o
T.n Reverend jE. L. Winterberger!
o* iiaines arrived in town recently I
an"/ will, as soon ag his detention
in the hospital annex ha$ erpired,
| begin his services ag pastor of the
i Presoyterian church. Soon he will
' move his family to skaguay.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Tanner en
tertained informally on Friday eve
nine for a few friends, tha occa
sion being the blrthdya of the host
ess, There were present Mrs.
James McKettrick, Mrs. Macomber,
.Mrs. Josiah. M. Tanner, Mr. J. J. F
Ward and Mrs. Ward. A very de
i liclous collation wa6 spread by the
young nostesa and the guests pass
el a very pleasant evening with
cards.
0—0—0
The White Home tSar informs us
that Mrs. A. M. Rousseau and
her daughter, Misa Henrietta Rous
seau will probably be passengers
homP on the next trip of the Prin
cess Mary. Mrs. Rousseau and her
daughter have been visiting with
friends and! relatives in Seattle and
wilj be on theirreturn,guests of
| Skaguay for a few days and then
proceed on to their home in White
Horse. ;•*, . |?i
o—o—o
The Red Cross earnestly «sks an
(hose who have a moment's time to
-hfS with the refugee garmenta This
applies particularly; to the knitting
i class who will have no further work
in that line when the work is cotn
. Dieted that Is iiowi on the needles.
' As a shipment will be made about
! the twentieth of the present month
' It behooves all workreg to get their
work in as soon as possible. Steam*
er service 1* bo Irregular that the
date sot for shipment will have to
| bo strictly adheredto.
—I u—o—o
GOLD MEDAL CONTEST
A most enjoyable! program was
rendered at the Presbteyrlan church
c>n Friday evening in which, the Gold
Medaj contesants acquitted them
selves In a iaudable manner. Tie
' subjects, patriotism, Mercy and
, Peace were well Interpreted through
the selection^ and' each w'b so
; perfect In her part that it was rath"
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $1.00 Up
Kodaks At $6.00 Up
Print Papers Photo Supplies
- Keller Bros. Drug Co.
or a difficult matter for thd judges
to mat0 the distinction that award
ed the Gold Medal to Miss Ellen
Rogers in Group Two and to Miss i
Eileen Lynch in Group One. The
town's people who assisted in |
making th© progress go succesful de
serve high praise. From the open- [
lng 'song—"America"—to the closing
—"Star Spangled Banner," the
program -went with vim and showed
what can b© done when there is
'b«» right "push." behind the good
work. The work of te Medal con
tests Is under the supervision of
Mis<t Lola Butt.
0-0- -0
Chilkoct Camp
Fire Girls Have
Grand F^qw- Wow
The Chilkoot CamP Fire Girls
w«re the ffueetg of Miss Mary Pul
!en on last Saturday evening at
the, Pullen House and the delight
ful time afforded the young ladies
and a few of their friends will not
soon bf, forgotten. The young la
dies were accompanied by their
Camp Guardian, Mrs. Frank guffe
cool. The young hostess was as
sisted in receiving and entertaining
by Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen, Mrs. Ce
cil Cole, Mra. L. S. Keller and Miss
Lois Butt. Under the direction of
Miss Butt assisted by Mrs. Cecil
Coit.M iss Agnes Moffatt, Mr. N. O. I
Hardy and others, the sun parlor wa |
transformed into a veritable forest1!
quite primeval. In the background
were huge screens on which were
forest scenes, the work of the tal-1
ente* artist, Mr. Max Kollm; a for- 1
est of pines and hemlock of gcod
ly size was set with plenty of real
moss and wild plants gathered from i
the mountains by Miss Butt and
tv 11'tie hostess. There were
real aiders and willows with cat
kins and swarmg of butterflies and
birds, there were birds' nests, bees'
nests , a real lndian wigwam, in
w" Icii wa« a handsome brave in all
hi» war toggery, a tripod with a
pretty copper kettle just in front of
th*. wigwam; there were all sorts
o' real Indian implements scatter
ed about the woods and' last but not
least wa§ a genuine live bird that
never spoke during the evening to
inform one that she was a captive
and had learned to ask for a
cracker. A big fire had been built
In ifce open grate and around tnis
on blankets tlio Camp Fire members
and their Guardian gathered for a
medicine talk. During the eve
ning Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen instruct
ed the Girls in Indian lore and gave
a ver.* Interesting talk on the In
dian- of the Quilleyute country on
the Pacific coast near Cape Flat
tery. The talk was made very im
pressive and instructive by graphic
description of -whaling by the na
tives, the division of the spoils and
the manner of disposing of the
choice pieces to the bead spearman.
Many beautiful and useful things
In wearing apparel, personal a
(fornment and useful articles a$
w~ll were 6hown during the talk. A?
ter the instructive stories and when
all had seen and admired the won
derful collection which Mrs Pullen
own a, the guests were regaled with
light refreshments. The night was
far spent and the dtly literally at
^or baby's health
and comfofft
Keep daropnew «ni! chttt frotf
the home with Perfectiott 00
Heater. . ..
Lights at the touch of a mates.
Gitc. .teadr. erenhett for
many hour* on one wliarjWB
Pearl Oil, the ewr-obtainable
tueL . .
Easy t o carry about. No a moke
or odor. Economical.
k Buy Perftotioa Oil Uotttf
[\ today- erwywhara.
STANDARD
on.
COMPANY
(CaHfiunia)
OILHeS^®
***~ -aS -Hiidf'rn
gP.jlH. GANTY, Grocer
Special Standard Oil Agent, SkagwayJ
hand when tU6y departed. The
Chilkoot CamP Fire Girls who were
present were Misg Floris Clark, Miss
5favig Hukill, Miss Edna Achlson, |
Miss Bessie Conway, Miss Dorothy j
Ellison, Miss Frances Kennedy, Mies i
Bertiia Seliner an<l Miss Mar? Pui*
1 e-n, Camp Guardian Mrs. Frack Suf
focool. J.! | I*|
ANTI KISSING LAW
KNOCKED IN HEAD
BY WISE JUDGE '•
Los Angeles, Cal., Jan. 10.—The
far-famed Long Beach anti-kissing
ordinance wag ap extinct aa the '
Teat auk today.
Superior Judge Willie extinguish
»' it by ruling it a "farce"' and1 a
">'ne law," when he rendered hiB
opinion in the case of A. T. Sack
ett, rubber company official, who ad
rnitte' kissing his fiance. Miss
BlfnrJje Moody, good night, then re
fused to pay a fine for doing1 it.
Judge Willis declared the Iaw
which forbids "caressing, hugging,
fondling, spooning, kissing, or wre»t»
iin? with any person of opposite
sex, prevents a baby boy from sit
ting on his mother's lap of a girl
from kissing her father, and while
it oermits lovers to spoon on the
family sun porch, to kiss over the
'•aHen gate is made a criminal
act.
MORRISSEY WORKING
OX SEATTLE PAPER
Edward G. Morrissey, formerly ]
secretary to Delegate C&as. A. Sul
zer Is working 83 a r0Porter oa
the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Lieu
tenant Emil Hurja, Delegate Sulzer's
former secretary, expects to ba
discharged from the army soon, and
he will then again become secretary
to the delegate. Lieutenant Hur
ja is now in Seattle. In the
meantime Secretary smith, to con
gressman John M. Evans of Mon
tana. is also acting as secretary to
D legate sulzer.
KEINEER FAIRS ARE
HIT IN ALASKA
Seville, Jan. 1).—Reindeer Wrs,
always th§ big witaer events o*
Fsk'mo calendars in northwesteru
A'.2*ka are a 1* '.o be held this
yeir on »ccouiit of the influenza
epidemic, according to w-ord reach
ing the United States officials In
ch 'e of Alaska education here.
Already the peidemic nas spread
li1' "wildfire among the natives in
the Seward peninsula. By keeping
• ' E.idmog apart and by not hold
in • the fairs, officials believe the
the disease can 1>q checked.
Usuually several fairs arQ held
at various Eskimo villages each
year The natives with their rein
deer come for miles around and
engaey jn athletic contests, listen
to instruction on reindeer culture
and place their deer on exhibition
and ir contests for prizes.
Stieclal Opera Creams are the
talk of the town. There was never
anything better at any price. Take
a box home to your wife. She will
be mighty pleased. Kellers' have
them in pound boxes. tf.
lauy Skagway People In This CX>tt"
dition.
There i* little rest for manj a
.idney sufferer.
T.' o kidneys feel congested, eor«
nd gainful.
The urinary passages are often
rregulpr and distressing.
TUo sufferer, tired, woru-out and
lepressed; ■
Weak kidneys need quick help.
They need a special kidney rem*
dy.
Ooan'g Kidney P1II3 hav© Stood
he test.
A remedy especially for kidney
lilmpnts.
Can any Skagway reader (Joubt
his statement?
Mr3. A. M. Elliott, 589 s. Or
hard 3;- San Jose, Calfi., says;
'Several years ago X suffered from
tidney complaint. I ha^ a tired
■che in the small of my back! which
effected me most when I was on my
pet during the day. I felt worn
>ut and' run down. I had severe
iaiiia jn the back of my head and
lifczy soells when speckg came be
ore njy eyes. One hox of Doan'a
(idney Pills cured mQ of the at
ack."
vvu,
:imnly ask for a kidney remedy
jet Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
hat >Irs. Elliott had. Foster-Mll
)urn C\>., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
A cup of Beet or Chicken B"l
Ion with a Kilted wafter makes a
leli:lous after th.e show luncheon.
rr> 't at Kellers. ft.
Get a Dattery for your flash 'ight
it Keller Brothers.
HEALTHY PLANTS
Hequlre (lie Most Cercful .»l(n:tIon u
Well as Good
Did you ever sc-j :: j:-Is which—
ieapit" the most be'vK-.cnt enrlronrwot
it soli—of sunshine—a:nl of atino-phere,
-seemed never to achieve a hsalthv
jrowth.
A ton of manure will not help a plant
:hat has a canker eating out I'.3 heart.
Yoti must destroy the cause before yull
can remove the eflTeet.
Ton cannot ruro Hfin^niT atvl Bald
ness by .'ublilnf on iinir lot '"ins, and
rubfclrr m vaseline, etc.
To' must !oc!< t~> t'n» en'tro of tho
trouble—It's a gem at the roots of
your hair whlfh causes It to t.ill out.
Newbro's Herplelds destroys the jeriu,
arnf healthy hr.lr is the sure f^'t.
Sold by leartlnc drusetsts. I^od Me. in
Stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co..
Detroit itk-lu
• /..«. uoiUf nottw, guaranteed.
.*! *!' r>rne ,-(tor«>: Adr.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Visii
U< brothers cordially welcome.
Edward A. Rasxuuson, Arctic CSilef.
William R. Gray, Arctic Recorder.
F. & A. M.
Whit a Pas* Lodge
P. & A. M. No. na
meets 2d and 4th
Rntnrriav EvnninM
oX each months. Visiting Brethren
ar« welcome.
HAROLD TALBOT, W. M.
JAMBS WALLACE. Secretary.
u. P. O. KLKJS
Bkagw&y Lodg*
No. 431, B. T. O.
E. meeta erery
Thuniday at 8:30
p. m. Vlaltlna
Drotuera ouriu<my >v
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
F. J. VA^lDEWAli,, secretary.
Pioneer of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
meet* to A. B. Hall first Monday In
OTWry month at 8:80 p. n*.
Visiting Brothers cordially wel
come. J
W. J. MULVIHILL, Pre*.
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal Oitlet
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie,
No. 25, Frater
nal Order ot
Es /if« meet the first and third
W'-dacBdaj- night of each month at
thttir hall on Fifth Avenue. Visit
ing brothers cordially invited to
atteuil
John M. Keller, W. P.
J. M. Griesbach, Secretary.
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♦ PROFESSIONAL CARDS ♦
DR. L. 8. KELLER
Dentist j j
Uo» Modern Medhods
Office Hours: 8-18 »■ m. 1-9 p.
Alaskan BuildJLn* .... Brt»dw»J,
8KAUWAY ALASKA
W. B. STOUT
Attorney At Law
Pr»cHcw In all courts . t
In Territory of AHHsk* I
HAINES —■ — —■ <—• ALASKA