me
Clancy
Kids
Here's Hoping They Get
the Raise They Deserve
By PERCY L. CROSBY
Sees His Own Statue Unveiloil
Sn-mirl p. I'oWirun. ins|nvt»r fur 'i'. •> n , I i".n .liirisrtlo
ticn. > otiish Kite Masons. I,as the tli.-litirtimi ii • . :ii. i:; -1
wh.i haw uttt-ntU-il the I'livoilins «»f their own stai n'. "!s >:ntuo '.*»* i:a
wiifil at l>ulta*. TVyas. !«v Snv. r> l.n Gratnl CVt.:: ! : :• .»;• \V: i..;
t>>ii. Mr. I'm !ir:;!i ti ay he s<vn with his hand r" - ii » !. i. ;.UU8
• - . .. .. -t
.A?t,.r the show. Hot Red SnxP.T>"
i'rt rcet Bouillon. Hot Clam Td.i.
and Flesh Raw Olympla Oyster eo.-ls
" ''"pliers' fountain.
Slv \<;\\ AY'S
FKAlHScVA'j ORDERS
Art-tic Brotherhood. —
Camy SS'?w£y No. 1
mee'a every aecoud a:iO
fourtti Tuesday eveninc
at S:30 o'clock. Vtsli
lac brctitr* cordially welcome.
L. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J il KUH.KR. Acting Arctic Director
F. & M.
\V!»lu* I'smi Li'd-e F. A1
A. M. Xc. 11:5, meet* ad
»i>'l Ito Sail in la» evening
01 e»<h month. Visitiiy
L!;ellir>u Mre weliOiue.
Dan M.'l'O'iald- W. M
r j STAM'ISH Secretary.
B. P. O. Ei-KS
Sk&gwaj Li>dg'
No. 431. B. P. O
Elks meets every
| Thursday at S:0t>
- *
V's't'n6 brothers cord;ai!y welcome
JCH.N GRASHAL, E R
r. J VAKDEWAiX, S9Ct9t«.r>
Piocefr* ot .Alaska Ifloo, No. 13,
me** tv A. B. «»U first MonxS*y U>
every mont at 8: SO v- *>•
VUltiaf Brother* coKll»llr «*1
c uy, J, 0. PH£I>PS, socy.
Ska^pvaj Aerle.^Xo 2-"i,
Fraternal Order oi
antl lUinl Wwluestlay night of each
mi.nth at their ball on Fifth Avo
one. Vi.siting brothers cordially in
▼ito 1 U> attend M. E. Holers, W. P.
J. Jl. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naocu1 Ciapter O. K. S
m«- ts in Masonic Hall :1 rst and
tl nl Fr'lay* of "acli month at 8
P. M. Vi'iUiii* moin^ers welcome.
Floienoe Var.dcwa!: Worthy
Matron.
Virginia SufPcool- Secretary.
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ertisi hi >"'t. Ti"'
lakes are v..-t !n wit
summer a ' ■ r>> .
ri.ur-'l'nu li!--' T=»i !v
rt-p nf winter r
rinii is ra|-M *« r^:-i
If'.* Mini' 'he il'.v s.;s.
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In S..V " *.*'•<
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Pt«l with
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-1 "re
S til ox.—
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small nil iM I - :: r
nla. hi- : V,
eurati-r nf -i !.• • .'.'i .i
n relic of ■!•»* I'lei-ti «:• <;'.u-i;*:
:iir«*. A- ""fli it whs ri-iiii>iii!h.r:ir.v
with tli' ii ii. tlio* ' ' tu ith
fin.I Is it ' <ii!i>".'il • iii-itf rpTimr!;
jiIiH". Infil ls.' : .» Ii »s ■
thp i-ypri^- nr.' !u In- full!"! in tii.>
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suit.' .4 iiri'«i'r\u'i- is. ; <>. t i unUs in
the ::i'li- -I ■ ; !• r. VI
hark I- i'l'ri ■■ in ■
iinrl n ' i ! ■
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minims iih:i:«-r !•:' tin- pit. Tin' ire
i.irks it> in s " -r lirniirhi's.
i.iir fv'ii nf i!u> ii.rr r lit-;1 still to be
■fen.
An aliiiii'liii'-i i* "f «i-h.Hil facilities
••jis in-..!- }•>«• 1iu!»ort:«nt to Auier
....
>r.seiit Kni ll ja-si. nitlon |
slu.ltM In- iimiv lli..i:-!itfiil rtiul well j
Informed than the >«■■■ nr-vi-tliii.'.
l'ROFKSS ION A L CAJUW
DR- L. S. K.ELLKR
Dcnt-at
Most Modem Methods
Office Houva: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alssian Ba!id:iig — Broadway |
SKAGWAY ALASKA i
\s • B. STOl'T
A'iorney At Law
Pracilc* ln all courts
In Territory .of Ali>«ka
U VI.NES — — — — ALASKA1
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE j
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel ia not and new: ha
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROUT. KELLY. M*r.
Si<cigway's Social Wcel(
Th0 Pujltn House was a sceno
ol unusual festivities on Christmas
In ih0 from. parlor was a handsome
twitted pina tree which had under
skilinl lingers been transformed in
to a tree loaded with Ohristmas
jvi rt 5. Thp boughs were adorned
wKh "snow' and the !uauai amount
of tispl; whi/e at the '°°t were ma
ny colored decorations of crePe pa
per. Hero the children and adults
atj well of tjhe rullen House pjo
i'.'- brought their giits and they
v,-. r.i many for each and pvv.rj'on,..
Tii the Pulleln Annex, tlie homo of
P H Ganty and A C Blaneliard, thft
Christmas tide was kept ia real
old iashioned manner. The rooms
w; r.i g::y with holly and flowers.
Eteh fatuity had a Pretty
tr.> whcs<. fi-c family giits
<v< re brought by Santy and gVery
cne had his share. The two famil
ies dined :'t tli„ same |tabl,. which
dec!ce>i with bPautlful placo
C 'nls; han.i Ipaintpd which was the
wrrlc O- Prosper Ganty Jr. On th0
silt wy liiiel thj. cut glass; silver
and finP china mad0 a pleasing pic
ture; e^cli r-laoe had its eomplPmen
c,r hi n bou crackers; brilliant in
color; whl.n aJfordpd much merri
n:. nt wh0n tho "pulling" took Place
T!-o tabl.' «as ^ent«re.d by a hand
si uie baukii of iruit; nuts and can
dy and the color plan of red was
c. rri, (1 out in a Pretty bow of red
iibb">n tV d to the handle. Other
smaller tables were docket In
Christinas colors and everyone en*
joyed thc sjiOtt excellent dinner.
.Intlgt. ana Mrs E A Rasmuson t.n
tortsincd ,\frs Ilplon D Lynch; Miss
K:ue I.ynch; Xancy; Eileen and
JinB Lynch and Mr and Mrs W A
}■;! s. ThP younger guests and Evan
rtiitie and Elm6r Rasmussen sit at
a rablo dwclcod (n Christmas colors
a.:d graecd with a Pretty tree lo"
c .'atfcrp!e(e.. The tablo for th©
"grownups'" was centered with a
1 .'.juUonie box of candy; a giit from
C" icagn. In the »vening the family
:u'd iTUcpts gathered in the living
rat m and enjoyed the distribution
r ■ fiiits aken from a big tree
ei t vergrpeU.
>1 s 5ton._. Miss Stone Miss Ruby
P1 c I:e and Miss Marj> Woodson
t-'ii, rt»ain,.d for Mr and Mrs;
Ct-ril C Cole and their two
children Virginia anr Billy Cole.
The table was centred by a Pret
ty little pv_.ifnven tro-e with stream
ers c.i baby ribbon in Christmas eol
crs forming a dainty canopy, from
tl> chandllieT to th0 branches oi
tii- tno making a wry Pretty ef
fect. Othtr decorations gave the
Tooms and dining table the homi
nes and Christmas cihoer s0 de*?
. 'o the h art at Yuletldp. A most
djUcioas i,_ast was served.
o—0—0
.Many oi dispeople in Skagway
wil' te Pl«A.sed to learn that Miss
Margaret Ke€'ian, former Principal
of the schools oi this plac^ was
qu'etly married in October to Mr
M;>rtin Harrais of Fairbanks. Mr
aiid Ms Ilatiais are living at La M?
sa. Calilornia where the brlde has a
small rancii. Kr Harrais is a min
ir.'j ni'n and has holdings at Fair
banks.
0—0—0
Dr. and Mrs Thomas R Runnalls
' we,e hosts for Mr and Mflj Frank D
| "\Vebstfr, Mr and JIrs Fr,.d Tanner
! Mr Elmoro Farmer and Mr John
j McL0an. Tho table had a minatur©
' 'roe l°r sc^ntorpieoe and the Christ
mas colore of red and green Prevail
1 ed in table and hoitee decoralions.
After dinncr tlie iamily and gu0st9
assembled m the living room "where
j was a (big trco and a real Santsi |
' Ci'ua who brought gifts to e^'h an I
all and the evening was en"Veied :
by sougs from the children.
o— u—n
I Mr and Mrs Leo C Gr.uJt and
th.ir uhildren were guests in the
hom0 of Mr and Mrt II D Clark.
The Christmas tree was thio ohief |
source oi ainuscmen.t and the child
! r.'n enjoyedi the day and went hom ,
happy and arc again waiting for Sa. j
Icy. j
0—0—0
- The Golden Ncrth cale scored a
special din^r on Christmas. Day i
and many of the People of the town
who wanted a day oi qul9t availed I
th.;ni£clve8 of this opportunity to I
enjoy an excellent dinner at populnrl
;pri.>. The dinner was "Well mi Co [
the usual ?tandaru of good cooking.
o— e—o
} Mr and Mrs Mourfce A Coding
cntertained Mr MLke Vucanich oi !
Bennett and Mr. Chris Comptton of
l'cnniugton at dinner on Monday j
last.
The Broadway Lunch Sorvc-d a (
I turl^y dinner on Christmas j
and made the feast continue ! till j
the following day. A iin^ mt.al wj i
served on cunday. j
u—u—o
The Woman's Cltfb m* t in the J
Social Centr0 on Thursday cvcning j
last at S o'clock P M.
Many families (nVtaintd at din-j
nr.; on Christmas Day in a very i
irietidly and informal way. Among I
those who ^ntprtaiiied in this man- !
n_T were ' ■
• Mr and Mrs L E Reynold
son for Mj and Mrs P J Vandewal! |
and Uieir son Francis and Mr G G j
Miller.
Judge Martin Conwav^ Mr Willia t
Sirue and Mr Jonathon McBrien wrr.
guests in the family of Mr and Mil} j
P J Marra/.
The Reverend E t, Wintprbergor j
Mrs Winterberger and tiheir son
Donald; and Mrs J T Thurston were
guestsi oi Mr and Mrs C W As!?. j
Mr. and M!rs G V Zinkan wer0 |
guests of Mr and Mrs J G Farweil.'
Mr and Mm. Clyde Rogers; their j
s.in Jimmy Mr Clcon Aslc and Mrj
A R Henderson were ffuests oi the:
Golden North caf0
Mr and Mrs W h £pear and !Mi<
W F Shelo.' ?Wpre guests at dinner.
w th Mr and Mrs Roy D Can It and j
tlipir children
Mr and Mrs Robert EviUo dined j
at t-lio Goldcn North cafb.
Jir and Mrs Hermann Mill,j were
guests of the Golden North cafe
lor Christmas dinner:
Mr Charles O WaUcer urns a Gol
acu North caf0 guest on Christmas.!
Mr John Olson din^d with the fan
ily oi Mr und Mrs John M Kelier.
Father Edgar Gallant; Mr and Mrs
Sam Hanson of Skagwayi and Mtr N
O'Brien oi Carcross were guests of
tbr Matron; Miss Rothmond and he
fitter MiSs Eleanor Rothmund; of
Owing to d,Jals with Nuw York
capitalists Juneau is to hare a $400
000 cold storage riant; Juneau citi
zens must subscribe $5000 and don
ate a $150l'0 sitifc. A large Part of
this subscription has already been
raiifd.
—4*—
George C IIazeIc.t. returned to Cor
dova recently from the Chilkat Oil
Company's proPerty at Katalla. He
'e'lorts that, another six barrel a
day well has bet11 struck by the
CMlirn company making the Second
one this summer, Th0 otb©r jwas a j
fell of ten barrels.
—•:*+—
Closing or the Bering River, Cen
tral Alaska, to commercial fisher
Hen 'was urged by the Hoonali Pack
'ng Comranj at a hearing before a
heard composed of Henry 0'iralle>'
and K J Christofters of the tJnited
States bureau of fisheries'. The
company has carried on fishing oper
ations for distance of 0ight miles j
Bi» tho Tiret sevtral sea«ons>' ^ut
sow feels that it is necessary to
clos© the stream to all commercial
fishermein in order to conserve the
atlmou industry. . •
titi! Whit© Pass hospital.
Mr and Mqs P J Flyua and Mir
and :.rrs James K KeA"sU-r ent£cu
tallied for and Sirs t«orn A Wta
Alia |j thtir two children, Mr and
Mrs J J Dwyer and their child^n:
.There was present also air William'
Flynn and Caroline Ann McAllst6i*
Tlit table decorations weroi baau.ti;*4
rosc-s which \vere sent irom Seattle: ]
\Ir and Mrs Eric Telfer were boat'
at dinner for Mias L^na Lunslord
Miss Orphd. Stockard andC Mr Char
les Wells.
Mr and "R G Hewy and Mrs
K H Owen were host and host^s
for Mr and Mm Kenneth Hanan.
I'r and Mre !• S Kilter were'
guests of Mrs Harriet S Plullen and
Miss Mary rullen.
Mr and -M.ru G0orso Cjarson; Miss
Clara Carson, Mr. J <3 PheU>8 and
Mr Chris Larson were dinner gvieata
lu t<he home ol Mr and Mrs Marie
Phelps.
..Ir and Mrs E J Sliaw dined
qu'etly at hom3 on aoconint of til#!
latter's illntKS. '
"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 cour3«, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boofis and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
1 '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 like 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 Top."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kin* Street, SBATTLB
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly- Eased By Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
• A safe and effective preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago
is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pene
trates quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and limbers up the stiff ach
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good depend ioIc
preparation to have in the medi
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away. You wiil
find almost daily uses for it in eases
of sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burus,
bites and stings. Just as reliable,
too, for earache, toothache and
croup. Always keep it in the holt. e.
. , Generous sfz«-bottle 15c.
If jou are-with conaUoa'.ion
l or altlc - headacho try Hamlin'* . I
I Liver Whip*. Juut plea 'ant littlo pirns
pllln at druggist* for 30c.
36 CUNT LUNCH.
Wbr «-t a oold luaoiti whea you
can Eel a kowl of tot «oup. Iiom0
made Mes and & «up of best cof
fee for Ihlrtj-flVe e«Bt« at the Gui
des N'erth Oaf#.
Piles Cured in 8 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Pilefl, and you can get rest
ful) sleep after first application.
60c.