How Can n Loafer Take a Vacation?
By Qvadcs Sughroe
O Wnum Union
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VACAT\OU
SK.AU WAYS
FKATKIJ ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1.
meet# er«ry »ecood a:io
fourth Tuesday eTeniuji
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
1*4 brexi«r» cordially welcome.
L. si. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELI-Kii. Actins Arctic Director^
F. Jft M.
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A. Jl. Xo. II.;, iiH'fts 2d
ki"l 4(ii ex'niiitf*
of e;'ck month at S o'clock
Visiting Brethren are wel
CO 1110.
jorn n iiansen \v*m
X J 3TANUISH. Secretary.
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T. 1 YAWDEWALA.. Seer star*
Piccet r» ol Jtirlui I*!oo» No. 12.
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e ovf. J. C. PHELPS, S#cy
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Eajjle*—
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Froteriuil OrUer ot
meet the (irM
•ml tiurti Werinewtay mRlit o: eacii
month at their hall on Filth Ave
nue. Visit'n^ brothers cordially id
Tito! to attend M. K. ltogcrs, W. I*.
J. k_. Oriesbath, Secretary.
Nai.Ui" ClTi.lv- .\y. u. E. S i
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tt rti Kri la>• oi -ica moutii at f
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Ciiarrie Marie Sparks
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
FKOFKSSIONaL CARDS
DR L- S. KELLER
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huljdlng — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A'toraey At L » w
PraeUca l« *11 court*
In Territory of Al&aka
HAlJiES — — — — ALASKA
Careless
With Money
Few men are carelesswith actual
cash, but many men do not stop
to think that the checks and notes
they give out represent money and
that fraudulent alteration of a
check may mean a serious loss.
Protect yourself by using paper
that betrays alteration —
MRTV
Paper. We can tell you more
about it and show you how we
can protect your cash, your checks,
notes, drafts, and receipts.
£l)e Sallg
Personnel Of The
1921 Session
Legislature
W"hPn the Alaska Kgis!at»re
ou ilirch 4lti for th0 first so'-siun
of the jear tlicrw will b0 many n®w
face's. ■#he following will rePrt scut
the various divL-ions:
• first division
Senator—AVilliam JBHtt. of Ju r
«m. Democrat, a holilovcr; For ,-t
J. Hi'&t of Ketchikan, K, li ri
nn<l S' liatcr-elict.
Representative— Cash O lp, I-,r'
li. Huuter; G*oik Getch !i and H
T. Trio.o, of Juneau, Republican*.
SECOND DIVISION
Senators—J;'.m«'s FrawUy if .Nome
Democrat; a holdover; Joun Sunil
l»aok rf Nome: Republican s'-r.-.t r
elect.
Rl>.)resentatiw6—O. I>. Cochrane
Charles Hr»\\n and K. L. lit It Re
public ias anj independent. C t
betwe-u Kd. Burrows uul Jil'i • 11
not yet known for Ith place.
THIRD DIVISION*
Senators—Thomas iTice of Ant r
age; Democrat; a holdore*;!'. E.
Chamoi rlaiu of Sev- •-r'* Uv w. ; an;
senator-elect.
Repiweut uh . s—Artl.ur Fraiu . o
_\nchei£..-.C; A V E;. th«0l> of «. r.! -
va J. A. Murray of McUu'tby
R. E. K! jr. r of Cordova Republi
cans.
FOURTH DIVISION
Senders—l.nt'n r C Hid of Fair
banks* Democrat; a holdov r; E.
U. C'O'ljns of Fox Cu'cU; Rj ub!;c a
senatol -elect.
Rpiesent:.ti-.—II. II. R- ss; An
drew Nerand; J*. .1. Itick'rt and
TUeo. KettKs-ou RiPubli'an.
clock Tic: '
Indiana fin "■ "V
1816 V.<
has run ir wi
,lt Is hull
In lS'-V.. Ti e <-l ■
liam Tlion»i>e>»:i. : • E N.
cord IIIL' to :i <ti
hack of til'- cluck !t> t!*C» by
John <"nlvin I%nt!». "atber of ill
«nt «>wi • r Mr i '•! T1
brou'.'!'! fits *oo!a tin br -
fnmi ''i-.-'ninl and *-n' oat :
wheels :;d nine' v. piece b
The fullier of .!.•* I
e<l tins cbn-1; rut.itln^. .May r; 1<
•t has run :')! years.* feot j.ii!
time.
35 CENT LUNCH.
Why e*t a cold lunch, when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Homu
made Ties and a cup of best cof
fee for thirty-five ccuts at the Ce.
den North Cafa.
To Cure a Cold in Oae Da)*
JTaice Grove's LAXATIVE BROMOj
CUlMXE tablets. Tlie" Senuin
bears th0 signature of E. \\\ Grove.
.<i> c.-viits.
There !§ more Car a
at the country t
lUt together, an-; \ . it v ; >
posed to bo actit: i
local remedies. %
to cur.- with local '•
it incurable. Catarrn
greatly iafluen 1 by «. .
ditions ar.J t :
llonal treatm
cine, manufa
Co., Toledo*
remedy, is tu> n tr* ■
thru the Blood
Of the System. 0:»« II i Iro I I) Uarj re
ward is ottered tii.it I s
Catarrh M It . £ -::J for
C.: ' r
1'Af. chi:.\ « .. . ii io. ci..o.
S'..; by It
Hails Fa
—AftrftrtifaaranQ*
Reiiover. *
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juneau Land Office Reccomends
Patent To Pullen Homestead
At Dyea Be Denied
Holding that the applicant; Mrs.
Harriet S. rullen; o^Skagway; had
not lived up to the residence re
ii;ti;-omtints cT the thiso- ytar liomc
<. .id i w li'gi:tnr Frank A- Boylo
i't" tlio local U. 3. Land Offled has
i do iv oninifiidatiPRB to the Com
rci£;ioi.''., uf the GoDer&l Land Offio
t iL Mr . Pullen's application fur
intent to a homestead at Dyfa b°
d iit.;l and final proof be reJectpd.
• U le indicates that Mrs. Pullpn
• •a- abundantly oStablikhed her good
i.>itli by the many improvments she
has ni'itie on the Place which lnvolv
.1 orui-.g to testimony made by the
l.-imant heivlf cxp«-nditur-s of ap
xiuiately #10000 such 'testimony
• b .'-is controverted.
C*uu>ui>'utln£ on the oas<"; Mr.
t. ted that Mrs Pullen would
r< main undL?turhed In licr rights to
j" j ii n until a final decision will
I'uvo l.' ( n rendered by the Secre
t..ry oT Interior. has a 6Pecified
tame la which to move for a retrial
• re legist r £ojie or to Perfoct
l: i ;ii>'c;'l to tile l>'i>artment. Until
a il ctioti has b n taken said Mr.
■ •_ le: Mrs. Pullen cannot l>e dls
lu'b.'ii la th" possovsion of th«
:.o3 'sUad
i>i.t'iL'b the sumnr'r o£ 1915 Mrs.
:i who was th<n thc proprietor
. tho I'ullvu liousc at Skagway
•i th' liiiproveUii-nis of Ern
i. iCki-t, r and on0 Klatt on their
ii i uv.ds at Dyea. She then lo
.1 land herself suon after
J 'acviag io the Place and living
: built by Klatt. iteviewin
i lu'.y prosentect at the trial
.• Uoyle said: " In October
'1r>) K; r son Royal cani0 and
ii.,.l until March lyiti. Of this
' .1 J. i" nt four months on the
i.iiiM'ad ami the rust construct
ich'S'lioue line. When
. l*ullea) moved to Dyea
: < ihe placed a Japanese Jo*
. ■■;:i'ini and his wife in charge of
' .i in Skagway and employed
. Pi!s«-:i and lirr daughter to
J t th'in. S-"he packed all her Per
.. : h. longings and gave up her
; : i th" hot'I and ban never cs
hed her.-1 If in Peimani-rtt
u-i!ice that time.
"The testimony of Mrs. Pullen
which c-onflictp somcnbat with. tli»t
of Tom Brown a witness for the
gov rnrnent indicntt.s that in the
summer l y 16 she employed Brown
to loos after the homestead. From
tha,t time until submission of final
1>loo 1?,/Oie did not maintain a cou^
tluuous residence on the homestead
but just w«nt there when necqs
eaty. In all sh0 states sli"
has Pent approximately 700 days
j on ta« Plaee during the life of the
°ntry. Toyozumi and Mrs. BiL,-on
both :'-stified on behalf of the ontry
woman. Mr*. Bilson worlred at. the
luotel i'cra June 1915 to December
1917 and she ptntrs that Mrfe. Pul
le»n was :>t t!ie hom(lsti>nd "moet of
til® time'- and Tovozurni who work
ed at the hotel until December 191S
tostifi'd. t
"Before taking the home6tead she
lived at the hotel. When she took'
the homestead she gave up every
thing and went there. She w;..- .
the honn stead three times each >°ar
and two montliji ^ah time. "Other
witnesses for the claimant gr.ve sim
ilar testimony.
Mr Boyle'a review continues:"A
record was introduced showing that
Mrs. Pullen Vl daughter Mildrod
lived on the homestead from Ajpril
S 1917 to July 23 191S. The evi
donca shows that Mrs. Pullen hais
"upported her thr « grandchildren
who were turneid over to her b.v>
Mildred and she excuses her failuro
to ^n.ind more Ume on th© home
stead by the necessity- to earh a.
living for hcrself and thopc children
She says that sli«| s.p0nt about
$10000 in improving the Place and
that she 13 still indebted for about
$6000 of this amount.
Among the improvements enumer
ated ly Mr. Boyle in his decision is
a h,<us'J a large barn three small
barns or stably a root Cellar and
about fiv® acres of land has been
b-oken and cultivated. About 30
acres a-e t<sed for grazing and bay.
Th*J-a are about 40 head of etocic
on the i-lace. A telePhone lino ex
tends fjom tho honiostead to tl;e
hotel in Skagway which was con
structed in 1515.
Final proof was submitted byt Mrs
Pullen cn July 23 1919. Charges
Organized Evil Forces at Work; Seek
the Disintegration of Society.
Ev CALVIN COOLIDGE, Vice President-Elect.
I speak in behalf of higher education. There is
need not only of patriotic ideals ami a trained intelli
gence in our economic life, but also of a deep under
standing of man and his relationship to the physical
universe and to his fellow man. There has always
been evil in the world. There are^evil forces at work
now. They are apparently organized an J seek dis
integration of society. They can almost be recognized
by a direct appeal to selfishness. They deny that the
present relationship of men has any sound basis for
its existence. They point out to men with untrained
n ! s th. I it lakes elTort to maintain themselves aiul support government
in:'! elaiin I list tiiey ought to exist without effort on th" accumulation of
o iii:-l the denial that men have any obligations toward one another.
The Answer to this lies in a knowledge of past human experience and a
realization of what man is.
T!k .i..urcc» of the state of mind which supports civilization are edu
cation and religion. We hold by the fiiodern standards of society. We
in maintaining modern civilization for the protection and support
Gii free p-vornnicnt and the development of the economic welfare.
The :ti it test of an institution is the ability to perpetuate itself. It
i;ri>- plain that these institutions can survive with the aid of
. r ei1ti< i!ion. Without it they have not the slightest chance.
We j'l-tify the greater and'greater accumulation of capital because
v.-e believe that thereupon flows the support of all science, art, learning
8' > <• r . ;es which minister to the humanities of life, all carrying
their :. in.iu.nt ejects to the people as a whole.
linle.-s ihis is measurably true, our system of civilization ought to
eta lid condemned.
having fon filed alleging that the
antiywuman had not maintained a
residence on the land as required by
the homestead law the Commissioned
of the General Land Office oa No
vember 19 1919 directed- proceed
ing/I 10 be taiken against the ap
plicant. .The matte" was submitted
to th« local U. S. Land Officej on
td\imony taken by stipulation at
okagway; Fairb&nitp and Juneau
Alasta and Seattle.
Concluding his recommendation,
Jir. Boyle states: "Mrs. Pulien ad
mits she did no tmaintain an actual
continuous resldence on the land for
seven nontlifc out pf eaich j'ear but
stated she always gave i thee per
gonal attention. Her good *aith i#
conclusflely shown by the extensive
development* and also by h(r culti
vation". It ip. unfortunate thajj glie
failed to comply with the technical
Prcn^Plcn of the three year Home
stead Law which requires a", actual
r*ald«nce of B«ven months each year.
"Ha a:jo quotas similar caics pri'v
loui)y arising and ruled on by tM
Secretary of Intertoi; an" . iisili
"Tha drfsion* of tUo Secretary a
each of these cas©s show that seven
months actual residency must be
had before patent cna be Issued. As
the] i^oord In this cs^ show3 that
Mn!s. i'ullen hag not complied with
tha law in th/i/s rgaPect I am com
pelled to hold; that the ch5rges have
been sustained and to recommend
that the final iiroof be reject
ed.-"—Juneau Empire.
Bright eyes,^
rosy cheeks
and red lips
some from good
digestion.
Wrisley's is a delicious
a!d to the teeth, breath,
appeiite and digestion.
WftlGf.EYS
is still
5C
Tbev*
Flavor
Lasts
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