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ALLIED COMMISSION'
WARNS GERMANYI
Paris, May 6.—Tlio Allied repara
tions commission returning from t le
conference at London this evening
notified the German government r.s
a final warning. th:it any delay it'
her payment of the lirst biliio i gold
marks of the one hundred and thir
ty two billion total within twenty-]
tlve days would be followed by the
immediate occupation of the Ruhr |
basin.
STl'DKVT W INS HONORS
AT V. ASH. I'MVKRSITY
Word lias hi''--.; rr ■" 1 th-.t Miss^
Helen 'troy of .'niierr.: v:;s c.ie of
five "co-eds" of the I 'ineisiiy of j
Washington Belecind ti;i>- yoar for
membership in tin' T'ueta S'gma I'hi j
Sorority—an honorary sorority
which membership drpen.ls upon I
"distinguished" work i:i j ittrnalism j
and proficiency in »!. ses. aliss Troy
was made a number of the Vni-1
vorsity Daily atatf In February and]
was quickly promoted from a pos
tion as reporter to one as "special
writer." It was for work in this
position that she was honored with
membership tfi : e TI: ta Pignut Phi.
t i- on Ttir.ii: Ti>i:
Washington, lay Reports from]
Waiter Heed Cone I Hos nl near |
Washington fnU: . a marvelous
change i t -e of that |
institution s i: i' :i: .: • : Admin
istration took i;. !Everyone ill
authority uppears to b« "on liis |
toes." as t«n •]!■■•• . ed it,
do every; Suns . i ih-> com-1
fort of the sick Rtld wounded sol
diers. A few ; s ■ ) the Inspec
tor General of e Army visited thfc I
hospital a:.d w< ■ from man to man
iiuiuiri!',; iC he was being properly
tared for •£ his pay was up to ]
date. A careful t.o'.a v. as made of [
each complaint :• d i'. patient as
sured at i e illi.r ouid be le i!;-]
ed into a: o'ice. Brig. Geu. Sawyer.'
the i reside!!' - : ,-or...1 physician a
Charge of i.'cdii 1 welfare work or
the soldiers. Is a- ; a il.iily v;e..oi
i
»l
after Ms la.r. natio • President
liardi: - tailed . t" i,u;io.. and]
greeted irdivul:: !y the r-a'i "'d la
roes. Mrs. . i ttiter.t I
caller and distrt -s djv.t r". l!'r:i|
the svnipaihe'.it attentkn bestowed j
upon then by the nurie-.
r n fpH j
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proof
T>? "frts are sealed ^
by : sotnatall
, ; 5ss and flavor
Ere r^ned for you.
E-"'i Ci:k Is separately
ivrr- \ to ,r*!? if fresh end
; mi need it — after
evcuv .icu. or cisar.
clears
t' ;:=ns breath.
•r and digestion
— tree? : :nefiis for a
small pri;3.
51<agway's Social Weel<
J. L. Laumeister, who was a pas
senger on the Alice en route to Paw
son, visited with his mother. Mrs
Laumeister and his sister, Mrs
George Black, until Monday's train.
As Sunday was a pleasant day a
treat many ot the town's people
spent it in the woods and mountains.
Some went as far as Denver glacier
which is quite a jaunt for one day.
Captains 1?. D. N'ewcomb, J. Stan- j
U is and .1. D. Murray, of the river j
division for the W. P. and \. R-. j
were arrivals on the Alice, and
stopped at the Golden North while
waiting for the train.
MAN V DELAYS IN ROAD
IX ALASKA ARE MET
Illustrating the length of time re
quired to do road work in Alaska,
.Maj. J. C. Gotwals today said that
plans must he laid practically a year
in advance on contemplated jobs and
that often more than that time is
needed l-efore reports can be secured
as to progress.
Maj. (iotwals said that in Febru
ary of this year he examined the site
of the Ophir-Taconta road and mado
plans for the work. Upon arrival at
Fairbanks soon afterwards he sent
■John Joslin into the district as fjre
man on the work. It was necessary I
to have hint go in over the winter j
:rail so he would be on hand fori
early spring work.
Soon a locating engineer will leave ]
Seattle with a pile driver outfit for
age and general supplies that will go |
by boat up the Kuskokwim and it I
will be lale summer or early fall j
before the material arrives at Its
destination and the work will be in
full swing. It will continue until
tl'.e freeze tip and then the men will
report to rlie main office after hav
ing made the trip out over the ice.
LIGI1TX1XG HITS ('Alt,
PASSENGERS VNHCRT
Chicago. 111., May.—Lightning com
pletely destroyed a Halstead street
car during a recent storm, but the
only injury to the thirty passengers
was the nervous shock to several
women who fainted.
The bolt followed a weird course
first striking a flagpole and shatter
ing it. then leaping to the trolly wire
for a block it played along the cop
per strand until it came to the ill
fated car. There was a report like a
bomb explosion which was heard
blocks away and the car began to
burn.
OL1) GYFSY TRIBE
MAY LOSE LINE
Detroit. May.—Whether the dyn
asty of the tribe of Demitro, one of
the oldest reigning gypsy fcyuses in
America is broken, depends on the
Mrs. Max M. Smith came tip oil
the Estebeth from Ketchikan, and is
gutting the Kirmse store in order
for the tourist season. Mrs. tfmi'n
and her two sons, Jack jxnd Dan
Kirmse are at home in the Smith
residence on lower Fifth avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Hestness and their
family are now in Seatle waiting for
a steamer. The Hestness family
have been in Norway for the past
year, and are now coming home to
stay. While Norway is much like
Alaska, one who has tried both pla
ces prefers Alaska.
Miss K. O'Keefe, and Miss Flor
ence G. Jones were arrivals on the
Alice and are efficient in both cook
ing and nursing.. These two ladies
will have charge of the \V. P. hospi
tal filling the places recently made
vacant by the resignation of the
Misses Rothmund.
J. H. Rogers, freight agent for I
the W. P. and Y. R., returned on
the Princess Alice, and will remain i
through the season. Mrs. Rogers '
came with Mr. Rogers and, with '
their sous Clyde and Judson, they 1
will occupy the Clyde Rogers home 1
011 upper Seventh avenue. I
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harrison were
southbound passengers on the Prin
cess Aiico for Vancouver, H. C.,. and :
Tacoma. Mr.' and Mrs. Harrison will '
be absent from Skagway about two 1
months. Mrs. Jane Thurston will I
be in charge of the business of the :
I,. A. Harrison company during their
absence. '
Henry Maluin. of Paris. France,
accompanied by R. Broch»ton, ar
rived on the Alice and left for the
Atlin district the following dav.
Mrs. Maluin and Miss Rene will re
main in France this season for the
first time in the history of Mr. Ma
luin's travels, lie has never been s
separated from them before
James Oaudin, port engineer at 1
Whitehorse and Joseph Matthews, i
port engineer at Saint Michael, were :
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. How- i
ard Ashley and Mrs. Moffat on Sat
urday last. Mr. Matthews is in
Vhitehorse waiting for the opening
of navigation, and made Skagway
• \\Y I > I: I .A V S IN ROAl>
IX ALASKA ARE MKT
Illustrating the length of time re
iiuirotl to do road work in Alaska,
Maj. J. C. Gotwals today said that
l>L.ns must he laid practically a year
:'i advance on contemplated jobs and
that often more than that time is
needed before reports can lie secured
as to progress.
Maj. Gotwals said that in Febru
ary of this year he examined the site
<i!' the Ophir-Taconta road and mado
plans for the work. Upon arrival at
Fairbanks soon afterwards he sent
•John Joslin into the district as f jre
tnan 011 the work. It was necessary
to have him go in over the winter
: rail so ho would be on hand for 1
early spring work.
Soon a locating engineer will leave |
Seattle with a pile driver outfit for
age and general supplies that will go |
by boat up the Kuskokwim and it 1
will be late summer or early fall J
before the material arrives at Its
destination and the work will be in
full swing. It will continue until
tl:e freeze tip and then the men will
report to the main office after hav
ing made the trip out over the ice.
LIGHTNING HITS CAR,
PASSENGERS VMU RT
Chicago, ill., May.—Lightning com
pletely destroyed a Halstead street
car during a recent storm, but the
only injury to the thirty passengers
was the nervous shock to several
women who fainted.
The bolt followed a weird course
first striking a flagpole and shatter
ing it, then leaping to the trolly wire
for a block it played along the cop
per strand until it came to the ill
fated car. There was a report like a
bomb explosion which was heard
blocks away and the car began to
burn.
<>L1> GYPSY TRIBE
MAY LOSE LINE
Detroit. May.—Whether the dyn
asty of the tribe of Demitro, one of
the oldest reigning gypsy l;guses in
America is broken, depends on the
mht of eight year old John Deniitro
fo:- recovery from pneumonia. Tlio
Ian is in a hospital here crit'cally ill.
John, the only heir in ii:ie to tho
title besides his fn''te.-. ICpnrair.i, i<
the one concern of 1G11 f ir.Vlie3 in
the I'nited States and Canada, where
king is Zitho, the hoy's grandfather,
who inherited his title from his fath
er in Serbia. The aged chieftain has
Bpent night and day at John's h'd- I
side for a week and during that time i
many others cf the ti il>o hove visit
ed him. some coming trom >i jwYork.
New Orleans. Chicago r.nd Sin Fran
cisco.
When his condition will permit
John receives his visitors wi'.li the
poise of a chieftain, but the homage
is paid as well to a r?ai American
boy, for his nurse's rov>w of tho
movies and news froi: his school
mates at the Bishop sc'iojl means as |
much to liini as Iribal traditions.
LAMMS WANTS .HI-YEA 11
ti.st or iT.oHiniTio.v
Chicago, 111.. May G.—The country
should give the prohibition amend
ment a trial for about 50 years, ' to
see whether it is the best thing for
us or not," in the opinion of Judge
K. M. Latidis.
"I warn you that the ISth amend
ment is in danger of nttlification by
bureau heads—those deuces and
treys of officialdom—who are mak
ing a lot of rules which permit soft
drink saloons to sell booze in bot
tles labeled 25 per _cent. alcohol;
for medicinal purposes only," said
Judge Landis.
-- "There are a lot of crooked sa
loonkeepers getting away with it,
too. with a lot of crooked doctors
and druggists in cahoots. I know
of instances where they had sold
booze for as high as $.12 a quart.
How do they do it? Well, I have
been through it for a year, and it's
too much for me."
Washington, May G.—The House
passed the budget bill last evening.
Seattle, May G.—William R.
Stockbridge, vice-presndeut of the
Scandinavian-American bank of this
city dropped dead at his home last
night. He died while he was in the
act of reading a letter.
i visit. Mr. Gaudiu came over to
neet Mrs. Gauilin, who arrived on
lie Alice from Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Holt
muounce the marriage of their
daughter
Ada Marion
to
The Rev. Louis H. Pederson
011 Monday, April the twenty-fifth
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
Auburn, Washington
At home after July first, Skagit
Clectric Project, Newhalem Camp,
lockport, Washington.
The Women's Club gave a very
lelightful entertainment at Social
'enter on May 2. The floral decor
itions, with Mrs. George R. Dedman
is director, assisted by a corps of
'fficient workers, made the hall j
eem like summer with the many j
teautiful things. The flowers were J
ery natural and only lacked the
lerfunie to deceive the very eloct.
riie report of Mrs. Helen D. Lynch,
11 rhyme, was a very clever bit of I
vork and shows that the fair author
las talent. The refreshments did
redit to the committee and taking
.1! in all it was one of the very hap
i.v eventy of the year. An excellent
irogram was rendered.
D. A. C. Coleman, vice-president I
nil general manager of the C. P. R. |
•ostein line, with headquarters in
Vinnipeg. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Tay
or. Mrs. L. E. Baird, Captain and j
Irs. C. D. Neroutsos and Mr. Mc
lab, all of Victoria arrived on the ;
'rincess Alice and were guests of;
he \V. P. and Y. R. while the Alice |
ras in port. Mr. V. I. Hahn was I
ost of the day and with Judge and
Irs. E. A. Rasmuson, Mr. W. C.
Ilanchard and Mr. L. H. Johnston I
he strangers were given a very
ileasant visit while in Skagway. A
rip t<> Bennett where luncheon was
erved and a delicious afternoon tea
t the Pullen House on the return
if the party, completed the day's
ileasure. Mr. V. I. Hahn is super
ntendent of the W. P. and Y. R.; I
ilr. Blanchi.rd is chief to the Gen-j
iral Manager Herbert Wheeler; Mr.
j. H. Johnston is agent for the C.
J. R. with office in Skagway and
ilr. E. A. Rasmuson is president of
he Bank of Alaska.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunday service will be held at
11:00 a. m. in the morning in the
ihurch Edifice of Christian Science
Society of Skagway, corner of Main
itreet and Fourth avenue.
Christian Science Subject:
VRAM AND FALLEN MAN.
Sunday School at 12:15.
The Public is cordially invited.
IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday Morning Worship at 11:00
\H are invited to worship with us.
Sermon Topic: The Ministry of Je
ms.
Sunday School at 12:15. The topic
;if the Lesson is Rest and Recrea
tion.
Evening Worship at S:00. Notice
tiie Hour. Topic of the Evening
Sermon. A Rich Living or a Rich
Life. How often do we think of
life as something more than living?
Prayer and Praise service, Wednes
day Evening, at 8:00. The teach
ing of the Word is our main pur
pose. Come and study it with us.
Reverend E. L. Winterberger,
B. D. Pastor.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
FILL (iOSPEL MISSION
Sixth Avenue East of Broadway
Bible Study Class
We believe in the Bible doctrine
of experimental salvation, as taught
by the leading men of all ProteS'
tant churches, and that the blooc
of Jesus cleanses from all sin
Welcome to any of the services.
Sunday morning, 11 o'clock.
Sunday School, 2:30.
Sunday evening, 7:30.
Thursday evening, 7:30.
Reverend W. H. Shoemaker
and wife, in charge
Washington' May*"6*—Several sen
ators who are interested in the ap
pointment of the governor of Alask;
stated that they believed the ap
pointment would be made and an
nounced today or at the latest to
morrow.
Save letter writing by sending
the Alaskan bak home to the folks.
Special terms for a trial subscrip
tion.
| Philadelphia Bird Seed is the pro
' per feed for your Canary. Fresh
1 supply just received at Keller Bros.
KGGS FOR HATCHING
S.C.R.R. McKinzie Strain 15—$2 00
S.C.W.L. Tancred Strain 15—$2.50
Peking Ducks 11 for $1.50
Baby Chicks and Ducklings after
May 15th.
A. J. Acliison
Box 224 Skagway
M SK AG WAY'S
2 FRATERNAL ORDERS
Kiiixtiuiixxiinim:
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Vixil
ing brothers cordially welcome.
J. SI. Keller, L. S. Keller,
Arctic Recorder. Arctic Chief.
• i
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B. P. O. ELKS
Skugway Lodge
No. 431, li. P. O.
Elks iiieetn every
vMggPSgJSp? Thursday al 8:00
p- '"•
Visiting brothers cordially welcome.
JOHN GRASHAI,, K. K.
F. J. VAXDEWALIj, Secretary.
4F. & A. M.
White I'ass Lodge !•'. c£ A.
A. M. No. 113, meets 3ud
and 4th Saturday evening*
of each mouth at H o'clock.
Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN N. HANSEN, \V. M.
T. .1. Standlsh, Secretary
Fraternal Order of
Eaglc-s
Sltagway Aerie, So. 2.>,
I' rateraal Oriler of
Kaglcs, meet the lii'st
and third \\ i'<ln,'.s<luy night <>i each
month at tliplr hall on Fifth Ave
nue. VisitiiiL' brothers cordially in
vited to attend.
M. E. ROGERS. W. I'.
J. M. Griesbach, Sec'y- % f "5 . '
Pioneers of Alaska, I^loo ,\.i. 12,
meet in A. It. Mall first Monday in
every month at 3..W p. in.
cordially wel
come. <1. C. PH ELI'S, Soc'y.
Naomi Chapter No. I), O. E. S.
meets in .Masonic hall, first and third
Friday, of each month, at H o'clock.
Visit In;; members welcome.
Cfiarric Marie Sparks,
Worthy Matron.
Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
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rTTTT»»»THX.tIZX:
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. B. STOUT
Attorney at Law
Pracll e in all courts
In '1 crntory of Alaska
HAINES ALASKA
DR. L. S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 1M2 a. in.—1-0 p. m.
Alaskan Building Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
Nearly fifty late copywiight book*
by the best authors, are now on sals
at popular prices. Look the list
over before the one you have been
desiring to read is sold. Keller
Bros.
TIIE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAN, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RftHCH
The largest and best con
ducted dairy in Alaska. .
Daily shipments of pure
milk and cream to all
points on While Pass &
Yukon Route.
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OF THE
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v! Each Cap- S~~\
gale bear»th.(M|D\)
name W V J
are o/counterfeits
sharp pencil. Keller Bros, have a
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ful stock.