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SKAGWAY SCHOOL NEWS
I V 2 SKAGWAY, ALASKA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1916 No. 6
I
The Domestic Scten.ce cla«es en
tertained oq Friday for th» pchool
board and. teacWera at a Hallowe'en
luncheon. Covers were laid for
nine. 1
The walla antf windows of the
Improvised dining room (assepwblj
ha;]), were artistically; 'decked) ia
Hallowe'en, wltdhiepL bate, awla and
Hack cats, fierce pumpkin, faces
glared dotwn froln the '•walla and
bats flew, from behind yellorw
moons. The dining table atnil) Bide
board were also In, Hallowe'en! at
tire. Th'g center of the dining'
table was graced by) a' vtitohesi" oal
drom. made from a hewn^out apple
suspended on, a frame of twigs over
a bed of moss.
The place-card ware blacflc bats
on a yellow 'back-ground. The de
corating and place oards were the
work of the class.
The lumchJeon, of four courses was
deftly served! 'by two whito-capped
an* white-aproned Domestic 'Science!
waitresses. Ednla Achlsion and
E'eanore Ballou. Ellen Rogers pre
sided charmingly as hostess. 1
After luncheon, some pupils from
the lower toodib gav§ a very ln
terestinr program. • '
Altogether It was a verry enoy
able affair, both for guests and
hostesses. '
The pupils of the fourth,' room
have organized a studenta body
with Gertrude. Lididicoat, president
JoseyV, Pedersoin, vice president
Hu'h Pederson, seoratary, Fred
Blanchard, Treasurer. This will be
held 'o encourage a classf spirit.
A committee of three, one from
e'.'ch grade have been 'elected, to
keep charge of the programs of
each month. '
A secretary for thq Domestic
Science class hag also beeen elected
fcr the coming yiear. Bessie Con
way was choaen.
Neither absent nor tardy for
first two months of the school
year:
Gertrude Liddlcoai*
Lola McKay
Eleanore Ballou
Fred Blancharrd '
Bessie Conway
Esther Frledenthfll
Verre Miller
Vivian Talbot'
Up to date thfc amount of money |
deposited In the school savings
bauk is $56.72.
"SAX'S A LITTLE"
Everv man, woman or child shoul
make It a'point to lay lip a little ,
mouey for that "rainy da"y" whfich, j
when least expected, all are likely
to encounter.
T.hfe best way to do this Is'to op
en a tank account yith) saying's
b<«ik. Accumulated money la al
ways sale, and i0 always) ready 'to
use when; n|eefd»d. Whien, possible
scrape togjethr a couple on cellars,
deposit, it, and rgcejive a bank t#x>k
Then resolve &very month to de
posit n sum, however "small it is.
With such anj account, dialing in
terest all the time, there' is a de
sire to dpo«it more. I* teaclvea one
to economise and also keep# one
from ' exwwagamoe. it also| keqpg
on« o-ut of del»t. Many a man i>o
gan his downfall on thie day ho b§
•'an to borrowln money.
EDNA ACHISON,
'Eighty Oradie.
Those above tWe average of 90
.'n the seconid room arO:
Albeit Toiwne
Elmer Rasmusoni
I.awrenjce Ackiaot^ 1
Florence Achigon|
Victor Belmer
Virginia, Selmer 1
Jack MoFarland'
Duncan McKay
Ivy Johnson
Mary. Pollen '
Fraijcla Vandewall
Belle Hukili '
Alary Agnes Caskey'
Vivian Phelps
Philip tfault
Helen, Achiso^ '
Gertrude Hestness.
Old Mothter Witch upon hetf frroom
floats about.
Ghosts and goblinfc |>oth aire out,
MLschievous boys fewiftly 'scamper
around
Frightening thiei people withi thtelr
gruesome sound. 4
The girls too, engage in th® fun
Of frightening the people and mak
ing them run.
Such ar« the things both heard and
seen. * I 1 : ! i
On the darksom© night of'Hallo
we'en. I 1.
BESSIE CONWAY,
Eighty Grade.
"HALLOWE'EN"
H appy girls and1 boys are iwe!
A nd tte haivte Jolly fun!
L ots of blncik cats here'and t^re,
L ots of Jack o'lantems glaive!
0 h the plays begun! '
W iches flying, 'skyward Wound,
E verywhero th,®re lurks thy sound
of 1 > «
E acU ghOst dimly seen 1
N ow all thesis spell "Hallowe'en! ••,
EDNA AOHIBON,
Eighth) grade.
The third room entertained laet
Friday, The program was aa fol
lows: ' ' ' M
Piano solo, Mildred McFarlanid.
Brother Gardner
His Discourse on Getting Married
HE routine business of the Limekiln club bad been finished when
Brother Gardner arose and began: . ^ '
"My friends, some of de white people am mightily astonished
when dey hear dat a col'd couple has bin jined In a lioly bond of wed
lock. It am a dlskeevery to dem to l'arn dat a col'd pusson kin feel
de pangs of lub. I notice dat Jupiter Mortimer Davenport Bones am
yere among us tonight. Brudder Bones, will yoti please stand up
whar all kin see you?"
Brudder Bones stooa up, dui very unmcu.j, „
young white man It could have bin seen that he was blushin' clear back to his
ears. Most of those present knew what was comln', and so did he.
"Brudder Bones," resumed the president, "I have bin tole Uat you am gwlne
to be married soon to de ravtehln' Arabella Cindere!T5t> Dorothy Sykes an' dat
you has already bought two flatlrons an' a washboard to begin housekeepin' on.'
Dat's all right, brudder, an' proves dat you am a four handed young man.
"Now, Brudder Bones, I want to have a sort o' fatherly talk wld you. You,
has bin a-courtln' dat gal fur six months, but what do you know 'bout her?
You has found her sweet and smllin' when you has arove at her father's cabin
an' when she has bid you good night ober de gate. But how has It bin when
you was absent? Tou don't know. Neither kin you find out. No young man
kin, no matter what his color may be. Dat Is one of de dangers we has to en
counter in plungin' into matrimony.
"What does dat gal know 'bout you, may I ask? i'ou has managed to bor--'
row $14 off members of dls club to Jit married on. Dat will pay de preacher,
»ir. v.m «h.p to Hoboken an' ba:k, }
an" when you find your money gone
what you goln* to do 'bout It? And
i what Is she gwlne to do?
"Brudder Bones," continued the
| president as he solemnly shook hla
; head, "dar am heaps o' things dat you
I must look at in this marriage busi
ness. You will think fur a few
I months after marriage dat you has
; won Just de nicest and sweetest gal In
de world. Den dat feelln' will begin
to wane, an.' If you don't look out you
' will find yo'self wonderln' why you
, didn't marry her mudder Instead o'
' her. -'Don't be a fule, Brudder Bones,
§ an' frow It up to her an' run 'way.
She will hev just as much cause to
j? wonder 'bout you as you hev 'bout her.
| "Brudder Bones, I was married fo'ty.
•>"" ilor- nm ihlnsrs I haven't
found out yet, an' one of dem things is ^ y,. , -
whar we can't keep right on makln' ^ou found her 8Weet and •mn,n
sich fules o' ourselves as we did durln' our courtin' days. I reckon Cupid thinks
he has finished his Job when he has brought two lubin' hearts together. He
neber cums back to see wether de lub flies away or lingers round dar. . , '
"Brudder Bones, we shall expect dls Limekiln club to be wldout 'you fur "
de next free months arter your marriage. Tou will want to sot home saueez
ln' hands. As you am de fust one o* dls club to git married In de last J'sr
we am gwine to show our appreclashun of you an' de gal by presentln' ycu
wid {10 In cash dat you kin extend your bridal tower as fur as Trer.-sr
P ton or Passaic an' ride in a first class car an' fur de fust time In your
j life smoke a ten cent cigar an' tip de waiter at a restaurant Dat am,
£ all, Brudder Bones, an* wo will now disqualify de meetln' an' go home." v,
| M. QUAD.
£ Copyright, 1916, McClure Newspaper Syndicate. ^ < >[ [|
- - - - —
3ong, MiS«! October. Seywal of
tha uupita took the p&rW'of Jack
Frost, Mlaa Qctofber, the Flowers
and tW Leaves.
Original Poem, written 'by the
class—Grace Adnme.
Solo, "Battle of the Win#, Mid
Leaves," Nancy Lynch.
There ware ttftieeu, visitors, many
d' whom Btayed and vlsted th^ dif
ferent loome. '
OCTOBER
(Written by Fifth, apd Sixth! grade
Language Clapses)
Octobbr bitfngH al rich array,'
We wjeh that she wotold always
efay |
Jack Frcst Id busy all thie night;
He valuta the world all gleaming
white; > ' I • 1 '
He calls the leaves from otff the
trees. 1 '
They danlce and flutter in the
breeze. i ! '
October brings us Hallowe'en tco.
Look out! Ghotfta will get after'you.
Black cats and) wltchlee are about,
Thoy pu,4. the pebplo all to rotol.
Notttnber comefl to- takfe Jier place
We mi5j> Octcfbeir'a smiling face.
T' e children of tbe fourth, and
fifth gjradiea apg going to 'have a
Hallowe'en] program foa) (Friday
morning, thle third/ of Octolber.
>
Monday morning assembly has
he-n given! aver to thie learning, of ,
Au'umri Bongs. Miaa Butt conducts
the singing. ' 1 •. (
JUSTICE COURT FOR THE BKAG- J
WXT PREJCINOT, TERRITORY ,
OF ALASKA. FIRST DIVISION, i
P. H. GANTY, successors to
Gaa»y and Frandson, a, co-partner- '
snip, Plaintiff,
vs.
L. A. BURKE, Defendant.
SUMMONS FOB PUBLICATION !
To L. A. BURKE, Defendant, Greet
iHS;- .
In tha lama of the United Statefl
of America, you are hereby com
manded to be and appear in the
above entitled court holden at 1
Sfcagway said Division and Dis
trict, and answer tha complaint fil- '
ed against yon in th« above entitl
ed action within thirty (30) days
after tha last publication of this
summons, and if you fail so to ap
pear for want thereof the plaintiff
will t*k& Judgment again#*- you for
[the jum off Four hundred and nine
ty-oca amd 01-100 ($491.01) Dol
j iare, together witW interest there
on from tha 15tli day of September,
1910, at the rate Of 8 per cent per
annum, founded upon, a promissory
note, and will apply to the( court! for
relief 03 set out In! the complaint
filert herein. The order for publi
cation of thi® summons was> made
b" this court on the 2 day of Octo
ber, 1916.
" First publication, Oct. 3, '16.
Last publication, Nov.^ 14 '16.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and sen!
this 2 day of October 1916.
(Seal)
EDWARD A. RASMUSON,
United States Commis
eloner and Ex-Officio
Justice of the Peace.
3,10, 17, 24, 31,-7, 14.
JUSTICE COURT FOR THE SKAG
WAY PRECINCT, TERRITORY
OF ALASKA. DIVISION NUM
BER ONE.
L. A. HARRISON, Plaintiff,
vs.
L. A. BURKE, Defendant.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
l'o L. A. BURKE, Defendant, Greet
ing:
In the name of the United States
>f America you are hereby com
manded to be and appear in the
ibove entitled cou.it holden at.
skaiway in said Division) an.cL said
district and answer the complaint
filed against you ia the above
sntltled actioa withini thirty (30)
lays after the la6t publication of
;his tummons, and f you, fail so to
ippear for want thereof of the
jiaiutiff will taie judgment against
fou for the sum of One Hundred
Sighty fiyo and 50-100 ($185.50)
Dollars, together witty interest
dt-reou from the 1st day of Septem
)0r, 1910 at the rate of 10 per
■ent per annjum, founded upon a
)romissory note ,and will aipply to
he court for relief ag 6et out i'»
he complaint filed herein. The or
ler lor publication of this sum—
nong was made by this court on
he 2nd day of Octolber, 1916.
Firs* publication, Oct. 3, '16.
Last publication, Nov. 14, '16.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
tereua'o set my hand and seal this
!nd dav of October, 1916.
Sftal)
EDWARD A. RASMUSON,
U. S. Commissioner and
Ex-Officio Justice ot
the Peace.
I, 10 17, 24, 31—7, 14.
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