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• TBOPLATION «',i’ \H \NT I T’D TO ! ? ' ' 'v
rOTTBTiE that oi KA JEWS PA PI
Y\UO WILL SITCEED ! tL!
From now until the Pr eideut ai’.:: ::er < ' ti
ler n eueecsrcr to Secretary Full, a; . r . lui t
leaves the Department of the Interior it Mr: h.
there will be many predictions about t • n . :,i
tary of the Interior. One, indeed, hi air d:■ Ik i
made. Ac.hmun Brown, who, in t. d '
Seattle Times several day., pri a t t ’ ci
ncunctmt:.t, said Mr. Fall would pr 1
tlie near future, at that time al . i nu i i F ti.l
Them peon, of Ohio, a; po. ible chid n il
vacancy.
Mr. Thompson is a ch- e pc: ssl I iei : • I’ ••
dent Harding. Ho is said to be \ ty nr i t -,
tame general type as Secretary Fall, coat i . In
Ms ideas, sane in methods, a freed cm ru . a.id vi ry
able. He was Republican candidate for 0 v i -r ol
Ohio in the November elections., ht i rr (b 1 I by
V. A. Donah ey, the Denmer.itie eamli.l.'.t ■ v. i
pcs..ible that the President may f - I t h. t 1 T i.p
i ni should he rewarded for his ;ri(•• •> 1 rt. '
cause and to have every i- nl fene.- in at
fill the Interior Departn - nt port f( ; > . >
unlikely that he will appoint him to ■' ■>
less there is. st.il 1 further chain p< iidiu • i'- r »
nothing has been said, at I'm t offi . .Ily, < •
already cne representative in the ( ' in
1*1)11 i f A;', miry CJi hi.t.,1 : ■ i
e hardly likely to lie cal I from • <
I’nlesr. Mr. Daugherty should r . i :i in <
there reetns to be little ch iih-- !■ < i
to enter the President's off1 • Ily T! h.iv.
been some rumors afloat fur several ni'i . i , llu
effect that tiie Attorney licia 'a 1 w< uld i n i
tiiiis year but all of" these have 1 1. I .,IT- i 1 ■
Urination and have bi n v i me >a n . ft 1
retire has been Riven them.
It seems much more pr ha Ido 11 at tin IV
would offer the Interior h-rib to 1 r I la ■
New, retiring Senator fr ::i Indi.n a:i t
Thompson. Mr. Now is ul - a !■ r; .1 P
dent Harding and e;rved with hii.i in tin- Sr
for a number of year.-. \i ... time, I. ■ Ind. n
man’s name was mentioned :is i or t i W,i.
Ii. Hays when the latter n;iiciiici:' m tin P 1
Department wa; inipiudin;: hut t: c : <>
Mr. New has long been int cos:■ d i.i t i n nt
Interior Department, and ,.t pr.--. i.- inn
tiie Commit ton on Territcrie Mi New : n
claim on the Administration fw i n. Hi
fi it by Beveridge in tli ■ Indi ma p: . i • ni:
did not detract from his ..ndlii;; ' v . h > j,
cirgauiation and if he do.- • res. > ■ . c,
vacancy, it would appear to Ii a l - i : . < .
him clipilile tindier for the ..pp •: it i n
THE l . S. ITIiLIf HEALTH SHIV ICE.
The annual report of the 8
Public Health Service of t! • nit' I : j for tin
f'scal year ended June an. in:", v.: i , I ju I
1 icd covers the \v rk of t M h-iiul: ...* I t w ny
fourth year of the existence of the S -.ice.
The Public Health Service i t It ■ I ,|
chained with the protection of the , a|th of tli
people of the United Suit. It ■ . u-uf,: -t t
introduction of communicable di; - m forei -i,
ceuntrim and the spread of the: die:. fr .a ;
l(. State, and it co-opcra t with y : | ,
health departments in the tntpprc .-•ion of . I
and the correction of conditions ail , in |;
whicii misht became a menace to the i ti i.
The many activities of the Public 11, dtii Serve
during the year are dercrilnd in the rep. incliulin
among clip i the : tdy «f disea; oj man for
purpoee of finding iff, <;lve means i r the (outl
et preventable diseases, .indies in Industrial hygiene
and In the pollution , ; . UI„i .,il( t)i. pc’, I ,,i
human excreta. Rural ur-ai-on i rod i> |H.
ot the most productive and economic..I of Ji.c <■
operative function* of tin p ,t,i p( u , t;,.. vi,. . .
the standpoint of measurable -ii- ,
One of the scientific ac< mid
is the development of a new ,
of vcasein for the destructi n -
Beets and vermin without injury
Threatened outbreaks . f pi
tie;-, have been controlled, ad
yellow fever from Central and s
provented.
A feature which lias r ./ri,
is the giving of id vice iiy win :
by medical officers of tin i'
nts of the year
" the fumigation
a age-bearing in
-'I or earn,
it’- • > ral loeali
impertatlon of
'a:- riej lias been
1>'
ir attention
to the care of seamen or n
to shins
Injured or ill. Thin service lia h.
which (Jo m.t carry physicm
Public health Information . t, ■ , lQ (
; iib!i ■ t'i 'll n r of broadcasting stations. This
■i i I) n i veloped with very little expense
I to tike Government.
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<.i?a mm; opportunity.
V . I ill opportunity to advance one's self nr
■ . i ue i is ■ to i ry per on a' leapt once in a llfe
: ' is- i : il to recognize and grasp it when
: i ;i. ;nnot be charged against John C.
'I.iyo « p n. i' in sticking to Kentucky lands
i tli eemlngiy unoonquorablo obstacles
it.iiilly win Mill big'fortune
J' i'j financial romance were revived
s Reported that the Ford interests
, . i k i the Klkhorn Coal Corporation lot
y acquired from Mayo. The latter,
1 cades i go war. a $400-a-year school
aci • r in 1 Johnricn "Country, Kentucky, moun
n dl 1 ' leaving an ertate valued at ?2t>,
".out1. maturing knowledge of geology
I li ! country in which he lived held a
i i . oil and timber. Quietly, he ac
■ kouaands < f acres of this land, lit
hi for funds and borrowed money
it i addin' i n trr to keep alive his options. Fi.v
' y. v i "tire.-- of options became too burden
•••use, lie c 1 his plans to capitalists. His initial
ft pii a uuraging. No responses were met
■ .tls. : i up the struggle, doing everythin:
; : i i mil y and Ills wife aided by keeping
! irncy became Interested. T lie
y for him. Ills work and faith
lit. resulted in the accumulation
I if Elk horn property is a portion
ally i nurd the "Mayo coal em
1 i n- ; i : ihle, indeed, it is altogether likely
nr voh in-.-Ma ka lotjay whoso fortune
’ lit ■ fut i' - ' result from Hie vision to see anc
r end hold on to things in which
in a, fail to recognize as oppor
j i unit.U.i.
'il’s Maiden Speech.
tv York Kvening Post.)
1' Into lmd tli' flattering attention
ill:11 ", '.vt n tlio new Senator from low a in his
\\ ok. Beveridge scored a the
' in his first term by making ;i
'i 11 lh i i’ippines. The islands had just come
i. and Congress and the country
"ere eng-' I in a warm debate over the question
■f v. . bo done with them. Beveridge vis
i' i t i. ! u (•. tentatiously refused to be inter
inn. paid a well advertised call
11 i Ci ■1 nt McKinley, and then let it bo known
• u t! ■ floor <f the Senate lie would
? 1 No im ■ agent could have managed it better
i 1 l:it ri crowded, and even older Senators,
• 1 nt- -i "freshness,” were drawn to the
• i ib • i>> < ■riosity to hear what lie would say.
N • il adrot- were : applied with proof-.
'■a id followed it line by line as Bev
11 i11 pert..: m d tho feat of reciting it verbatim tu
i the last page.
i i d to no such tactics. What he
b- id: : I primaries was enough to insure
d ce m the Senate, and that
i’l r 1 ' led him. Instead of seizing the oc
1 d- -iver a fiery oration, he folowed Bryan’s
In Ik'.'fi. wh n the Nebraskan surprised the
• ' • In 'l u Suit: v,» Carden by reading his
- c1 puip.-e in deviating from ills cus
• 1 " to :i'f the Mast that lie was not the wild
d The cruel disappoint
i, in In- cam- 1 by this policy must have loot him
v if v - aid not have been cast for him
uml. r e■;y circnnot.inccs. Brookhart can hardly have
1 1 - i tuttt d by any such motive. His speech may
v :i c Ip. d in a - untie, unthreatening man
1,11 In 1 ‘ and mb: lance it was as aggressive
•I • v ' t hiv have been expected, it served
1 - ! i n * r ards himself as victimized
tin t.o\ eminent through its railroad legislation,
i el K rve system, and other agencies, and
retire: i n; iv< t in Congress propose that hi
ll ■ treated with greater consideration.
attitude may not tic termed radical. The word
r I'-'f’ k 1 utne so empty that for Senator
■ ■' 1,1 li-ivo had il applied (o his speech he
b in compelled to wind up by asking the
f-.-m;.- lit a match with which to set the
I afire. But his : p ech cannot he called mod
It is a declaration of war, not for fair treat
- it for privileged treatment. As such it i
' 11 'tally ft; nltie.itit maiden speech.
L‘ {motive Reformers.
! Buffalo Express.)
111 ;-<• 1 <i-!m nowadays the long-locked, stove
ed Individual. who, standing In the glare ol
line torch, «I.><|m>-n11 y offered an awed crowd
•' for II ills. The bottle, held forth prom
• hat nil might >v.to, lids listen rs were told.
I n ptvi. ration that would cure almost any
t; .in croup to squeaking wagon wheels. Prali
ne of the |,..-naecas si offered was worth much
medical virtues were concerned, but the
believed in them and so perhaps faith swept
' many supposed tils.
m dioine man or faker, call bin/ what yon
red s ir tiling that might be of much benefit
days a remedy. ITv ■ mt-tlme orators for tin
are telling us what is the matter with thi
Judge; and • < ia 1 workers and others stress
of matrimony; clergymen declare t hat the
not doing its duty; educators say that the
•v< nin-micl .. .i m Is rotten and there ar
■ critIcS.-ti. i similar nathre, but few ot
wlers pi till ny remedy for conditions,
P "id llavo bo run to believe that what these
> iv true (’urna (tuently faith is being sliat
omo wonder whether it is desirable to be
d. to attend church, to send their children to
What does it matter whether one votes that
• a."' or not, or not at all?
at attitude isn't likely to build up any of
'utlons excoriated by the depressing orators,
i pie realize that there are evils in all insti
ls;-,t perfection is difficult to attain. They
i illy like to know some remedy for correcting
1 !l-s- Hut all they get from these orators is
;h'e criticism. Even a faker might do more to
wilting patriotism and a disappearing faith.
Edisen : ::ys the college graduate dislikes work,
t matter > do myriads of men who never saw
■ ci.'; .e. (Detroit News.)
M. Sclav. !i lias r. tired and is only 60.
in at tin • lie day to spend that $250,
1 it will kill him. (Houston Post.)
I Mi 1 jid Kltfrndi has been elected Caliph, but
■n a statement of tiis campaign expenses
’ > i i i*i lias News.)
European diplomats would ’'(|nit their cus
ahou- half their trouliles would he over._
1 ' i r e Profs.)
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ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
By SAM HILL
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Observations of Oldest Inhabitant
A law-abiding citizen those days
is one who never h is been arrested
for speeding nor whose cotlnr has
been raided by the dry agents—and
tit ro arc not many of him.
Page Volstead
i Mr Huy rick-MH tram. it says here
| that tomatoes ripen best under the
light of the moon.
Hiram—Wall, Maria I kin believe
that. I've noon plenty ’a tellers get
ripe on moonshine since the country
wont dry, so why shouldn't termat
! tors da the same.
I eft Huff in a Huff, Eh?
(Divorce not in Houston Post.)
Mattie Huff vs. Walter C. Huff,
;l!v ire granted.
Located
Blink Where can you find the
truth those days?
Jink i About half way between
how fas' ho tolls the judge hi; cir
r ;n go nd how f st h > tolls his
; iriends it can go.
Fool Questions
C. B. asks: “C mid you say
man wh i desired to be an aviator
, wa s a man of high ambition?” N
d ubt, but wo guess at that he needs
I > be careful about taking a drop
too much, the same as any one el.; \
They’re So Hard to eKen
1 Our cook left in a hurry, she,
Poor thing, has gone tip higher;
Von see she used coal oil
To start the kitchen fire.
Gems From Guide Book to Success
If you entertain the thought that
you “haven't a chance,” you are
bki king your own pathway to prog-:
j res.;. It coats no more to believe;
that you can cut your way through j
to victory, and you can if you have |
| the “right stuff" in you. J. E. F.
But It’s Last Place You Look for
Him '
“Dusty” Miller explains that an
“Enemy it one upon whom all the* j
! blame for your failure can boi
j placed." And you can always get a
g >d lot;k at him by gazing into the
i mirror.
Would Save a Lot of Trouble
I (Item in Lackawanna (N. Y.) Jour
nal.)
A little excitement was caused on
j Saturday afternoon on account of.
| :he inability of tho local tire com
: panv to locate an alarm call. The
tiro was extinguished while firemen I
wore speeding around town,
j Wo suggest that hereafter when I
; they have a firo ill) there they take
it d'rect to the engine house and
have it put oul. Tin '; no way to
| waste th ■ firemen's time. If Mohani
j mod can't go to the mountain by ail
means taka the mountain lo him.
If It Fits—
I! never struck us as being any
great accomplishment to learn to
blow rings, hut we'd rather see u
follow do that Ilian hoar him blow
-his own horn.
Tolerant-1 i what an old married
woman shows when she hears some i
poor deluded girl declare she is mar
lying the only perfect man in the
world. That's what they all think
until after the honeymoon.
A pretty girl may admit beauty I
isn’t everything, but she can't get'
I a homely girl to #ake any dock in
j statements like that.
1 Every woman wants a lot of
clothes hut not to wear at one time.
Our idea of zero in comfort is to
■lie told to cli -r up: that things
might lie w n\- ■ We'd rather sea
them better.
Well, if. as the old croakers claim,
the girls now drink, smoke and
swear, it is a < inch that if the pedes- j
ials they hav deserted are to be
occupied by u . man. we will hive to:
reform a little ourselves before waj
can occupy them.
When you cuter a room suddenly j
mil the ■ onv ’r.-ai ion gets the cmerg
ney hr ike janun d on it, your ears
do not nee,I t » burn to let you know
somebody has been giving you a
hard panning.
Tlie preacher was right, as the
girls know, wh n ho said all is
vanity, N'o matvr what they do the
thin girls i:"ap geting thinner and
the fat ones I',liter,
A good many girls can't afford a
limousine, lint most of them appear
'a be well sunili, I with kalsomine.
Anybody can lie happy in this1
world. Ail ho ni sis is enough money
to suppl.i all h wants, to pick an
ideal wife ami never do anything j
that will bring the blush of shame I
his chcok. I: o simple we won- ■
dor there are not more happy peo-j
ole in the worl I 1 \
N’o girl should over marry ;
dreamer unless j is willing to have
he rest of her days a nightmare.
No poor man ovor thinks a rich'
man gats as much enjoyment out of
his money as he would if he had it.
A man ought i to live that when;
he dies tlie m .vlibors will nut go
ever to congratulate his widow in-,
'-tc.nl of consoling her.
taily Sentence Sermon
The man wii i always is shoot in; i
off his mouth i bound to wound a!
friend.
News of the Names Club
We don't know who hit him. but I.
r S arrs lives in Bismarck, N. D.
A Vaunt and A. Tank a^o reported
from Detroit. You say something.
Old papers tor sate at Emplie.
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Saved by U. S. Sailors
in Smyrna Fire.
Mrs. .luiet Louver. who has just
returned to America, had been in
Smyrna, Asia Minor, for nine I
montliB with her husband. On the |
night of the fire which destroyed I.
the city she was rescued by rail- !.
cl':- from the I '. S S. Simpson, j
with other American refugees, and |
spent two months in Athens be- j
fr.ro she could ge: passage home, i
tier most thrilling experience was I
sleeping in a graveyard the night
before the Turks captured the
city. [
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Latest Photograph
of New Premier.
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v.*t ’ samPMoana
A v 13o ^ # f Lav/j
Here is the most recent photo- !
graph of Andrew Itonar Law,
Gre.it Britain's new Premier, who L
succeeded David Lloyd George.
ALASKAN VEGETABLES
We have an abundance of cab
bage, carrots and rutabagas for
immediate delivery from our
wan t': :zzi
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
MFG. CO.
Willoughby Ave. Phone 32.
BEST EVER
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.
Now offers additional attractive
Disability Benefit features.
NONE OTHER SO LIBERAL.
ALLEN SHATTUCK
INSURANCE REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1898
if"
! BRIQUETS
: Ideal
j fuel (or
j every
purpose
Large stocks on hand
Ladysmith coat.
Nanaimo cos’
PACIFIC COAST COAL
ilein»
COMi fbor this r
Phone 413.
■ PROFESSIONAL |
Dr*. Kaser & Freeburger
DENTISTS
1 and 3 Goldstein Bldg.
PHONE 56
Houra 9 a. ns. tt. 9 p. a.
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Dr. Charles P, jence
DENTIST
Rooms 8 and 9 Valentine Dldg.
Telephone 178.
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Dr. W. A. Borland
Physician and Surgeon
Juneau Music Mouse Uldg.
Telephone 172.
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Sitka Hot Springs
Visit the Famous
Dr. F. L. Goddard’s Sanitarium
Hates $3.00 Per Day aud Up j
Every Comfort
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GEI). L. BARTON
(PALMER)
CHIROPRACTOR
■ 201 Goldstein Bldg. Phone 259
j Office Hours: 10 to 12 A. M.,
I 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 P. M.
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Dr, H. Vance
OSTEOPATH
437 Goldstein Building
Hours: 9:30 to 12; 1 to 5;
7 to 8. or by appointment.
Licensed osteopathic physician.
Phones: Office, 167; res., 1672.
All Alaskan Trails End at
HOTEL ATWOOD
First Ave. and Pine St., Seattle
Popular Prices. Nearest to Ev
erything. J. A. Farnham and
Ted Taylor, Props.
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“ HOTEL "SEATTLE
“Home of Alaskans”
| Prices reasonable. Europoan I
plan. Seattle, Wash.
| R. Li. HODGDON, Manager
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It's all in knowing HOW to do
first-class cleaning ar.d dyeing.
CAPITAL DYE WORKS
C. Meldner, Professional Dyer
and Cleaner. Phon3 177.
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I JAPANESE TOY SHOP '
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H. S. MAKIN0
Front Street
F. 0. Box 218 for Mail Orden
Fraternal Societies
--or
Gastineau Channel
0 . ELKS
Meeting Wednesday
Evenings at 8:00
o’clock, Elks’ Hall.
ARTHUR B. COLE,
Exalted Ruler.
JOHN A. DAVIS,
Secretary.
Co-Ordinate Eodie*
of Freemasonry
Scottish Rite
Regular meetings
second and fourth
Fridays each month
at 7:30 p. m. Odd
Fellows’ Hall.
WALTER B HEISEL, Secretary.
1. O. O. F.
SILVER BOW
LODGE NO. S A.
Meeets every Thursday at 8 P. M.,
Odd Fellows' Hall.
Merle P. Morgan, Noble Grand; Franlr
O’Brien, Secretary.
MOUNT JUNEAU LOOQt
I No- 147, F. A A. M.
Stated Communication
Second and F>urth* Mondays
j of each Month, in Odd Fellow*
Hall, beginning at 7:S0 o'clock.
R R. YOUNG. Master.
OH AS R. NAGHBL. Secretary.
Order of the
EASTERN STAR
Second and Fourth Tuee
duys of each month.
At 8 o’clock, I. O. O. F. Hall.
ALICE BROWN, W. M.
LOIS NORDLINQ, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
30HBRS COUNCIL No.
second
at 7:30
^ v --- Broth
ers urged to attend. Council Chamber*
Fifth Street. John F. Mullen, G. K.
.1 L. McCloskey, Secretary.
PKOhtus tuunv
'OGPagdSy^ 1760. Meetings
and last Monday*
Tf p. m. Transient
.... .1 P/,iinnll f"'Vm
AMERICAN LEGION
Alford John Bradford
Post No. 4.
Juneau, Alaska.
Meets fourth Thursday
each month at 8 p. m.
Elks’ Lodge Room. Homer G. Nerd
ling, Post Commander. Phone 2002;
George E. Mann, Post Adjutant,
Phone 196.
LOYAL ORDER OF
MOOSE.
Juneau Lodge 700
Meets every Friday
night, 8 o’clock,
Moose Hall. Thoa.
B. Judb'on, Dictator; R. H. Stevena,
Secretary.
WOMEN OF M00SEHEABT
LEGION
Juneau Chapter No. 439
Meeting second and fourth
Tuesday of each month, 8
o’clock, Mooee Hall. Senior Re
gent. Mrs. Sigurd Wallstedt.
Secretary, Mrs. C. H. Chamber
lain.
AUXILIARY, PIONEERS OF
ALASKA, Igloo No. 6.
Meets the 2d Monday In Moose
Han, at 8 o’clock.
In Moose Hall, at 8 o’clock.
ALICE LAUGHLIN, President.
LILLIE BURFORD, Secretary.
PERSEVERANCE REBEKAH
LODGE NO. 2A.
Meets every first and third
Tuesdays in I. O. O. F. Hall, at
8:00 P M. BESSIE MANNING,
N. G. ALPHONSINE CARTER,
Secretary.
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WHY A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
IS A GOOD INVESTMENT
fiYou may add to the account at any time in any
amount.
flYour account is not subjec +o markfWV*<x.9,'on
but is constantly growing.
fiYour account is always a*
unfailing reserve for emer
portunities.
J[Pays four per cent per an^ _ *
a year. If you do not wi®L if*’ tw*ce
continues to earn interest est l4
the rate better than four per ajf" ‘a^n“
I provdes an
busir ?ss op*
Accounts of One Dollar or r c i;|
Savings De tm
Ik a in our
The B. M. BehrenL} gant
JUNEAU, ALASKA \
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