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“THE CHILD'S FIRST SCHOOL IS THE FAMILY"—Froebel.
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Now York City. These articles are appearing weekly In our columns.
Half a Mind.
By HELEN GREQG GREEN.
A little school maim was tolling
about speaking to the mother of a
l>upil about h“r sen's poor work in
st hool.
Weil," sighed the mother. ‘I real
ly don’t know what to do. I've told
nor aid he'll have to stay away front
tne movies this week and study, and
I've 'half a mind to stick to it."
Half a mind! Therein lies the
t: ruble with many mothers.
When you're a baif-.i-mind mother,
yrtir children soon find it out and
whan they discover tile fact, how
ycur discipline will suffer!
1 recently overheard several bays
talking.
“Come on. let's go in sw imming,"
James coaxed.
Eddie grinned but shook his head.
“Can’t. Sorry! But Me n said, 'Not
today'.”
"Aw shucks, Eddie. < >me on! Your
mother'll forget what she said. Mine
uoaalHy does. Half the time she
doesn't mean it."
“No my m .her WON'T." Eddie
answered firmly. "She doesnt la.v
down the law very often, but be
llivta ir.5. Hi, when she does she
MEAN'S IT!"
“Oh. well. I’M going My mother
told mo not to Raid she would
spank mo if 1 did, but she won’t
i At least,” hesitatingly, “I don’t think
she will. Sometimes she m^ans wlu:
she says, and sometimes she doesn't."
and off James shambled.
What a contrast between the moth
ers of these two boys, and bow much
better the aSfect rtf firmness!
I don't believe in nagging children;
and 1 don't believe in giving per
functory orders and rebukes every
fow minutes. Rut I mtysi firmly do
bellere in meaning what you s.iv,
and having a good mind of your own
Occasionally you will change your
mind about something. In tha» case
it is wise to explain to your boy or
girl Just why yon did so.
Your children will respect you
more, and you will be a more suc
cessful iparent If you are not rim
vacillating, haif-a-mlnd type And
the matter of discipline will be much
easier and pleasanter, and everybaly
will be happier.
BIG VODVIL
ON TONIGHT
AT COLISEUM
T Club Will Presnt Pro
gram of Snappy Acts—
Matinee Success.
A regular rnappy, hlg town vod
vid has come to Juneau and will no
presented "at the Coliseum Theatre
tonight. The High School “J" Club
is responsible for the entertainment
and promises an evening of laughs
to the Juneau public, beginning at
8 o'rlock sharp, when the curtain
will rise on the first art. This aftcr^
noon the vodvil was presented at a1
matinee when it was greeted by a
latge and appreciative audience. Ev
ery act has a snap and is well
werth the attendance of the most
revere critic. Reserved peat tick; ts
are on sale at But.ler-Mauro and will
be open until 7 o'clock this evening
when tickets will be sold at the box
office at the theatre.
The entire program as it will he
given is as follows: .
"Volution of Flying Fishes," Will
iams & Co.
"Oee, Bui 1 Hate to Oo Home
Alone," Kirkland and Jorgensen.
Croup I of Dances—(a) "En-i
chanted Garden,” Edith Heller,1
Frances Robin; on, Mary Louise Cook,'
Agnes Brieland, Anna Belle Simp
eon; (b) "Silver Star," Janet Bor
ges; (c) "Daughters of Joy,” Grace
Naghel. Elisabeth Plllen. Gladys Na
ghel; (dl "A Dryad,” Maxine Darby.
"Ole, by Yee," I.. Holmquist.
"Song Without Words," Leeth.
White and Janiksela.
(Five minutes intermission.)
Group II. of Dances — (a) "Butter
ies" Ballet, Renee Guerin, Lucille
Brown, Christine M^Kanna, Betty
Barragar. Janet Borges. Frances
Johnston, Mary Ivoulso Cook; (b>
"Tumbles," Jacquillne Higgins; (c)
“La Jota," Grace Naghel, Gladys
Naghel.
"Oh, Dear, Dear, Dear!!!" Jacob
Britt.
"Just Girls,” Girls' Glee Club.
Dr. Dobbs Assistant Dr. Dobbs.
James Barragar; Travel Stayned,
Harry Ellingen; Hiram Onderdunk.
John Dunn; Ikey, William Higgs;
Old Maid. John Halm; Hans StanVar
bach, Leonnrd Holmqulct.
Former Secretary Payne
Taken to Hotel; Is III
MIAMI, Fla.. March 10.—-Former
Secretary of Interior John Barton
Payne, a member of President Hard
ing's party, was taken to a hotel
today and placed under the care of
physicians. He is not regarded as
being seriously ill.
Attorney General Daugherty who
tis at Iho same hotel, Is gradually
Improving.
CHICAGO, March 10.—The merger
olf Armour & Co. and Morris & Co.
Is virtually completed, ,uncording to
announcement today.
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Fairbanks Bank
Case Bobs Up
In Federal Court
RAN FRANCISCO, March 1"
Mrs. Isabel Barnette arid to be the
first white woman landing In Fair
banks and from whom Isabel Pass,
on the Richardson Highway south of
McCallum, was named, has obtained
an order from Federal Judge Frank
B. Pet rick that Fred G. Noyes, re
ceiver for the Washington National
flank, at Fairbanks, show what
amounts comprise $47,000 which he
averts was expended to collect
$58,301.
It Is claimed this amount is being
held in a San Francisco bank and
Mrs. Barnette is seeking to re
cover It.
Bastrop Grand Jury
Hearing Takes Recess
BASTROP, Ha.. March 10.—There
was no session today of the Grand
Jury investigating the hooded band
kidnappings, adjournment having
been taken tc Monday. It is be
lieved the inquiry will close early
next, week as there are only a few
more witnesses to bo called.
Claims Third Degree
Is Applied to Doctor
SAN DIEGO, March 10. — James
H'adham, attorney for Dr. Houia
Jacobs, charged with the murder ot
Frit/.ie Mann, dancer, asserted that
local police officers were using the
third degree to force an admission
if guilt from the prisoner. District
Attorney Kompley and the police
leny emphatically any “wrong”
methods were being used in conncc
lien with Jacobs.
Revolution Spreading
In Section of Brazil
Turkey Hands Peace
Reply to 3 Nations
CONSTANTINOPHK. March 10.—
The Turkish, reply to the peace pro
pi sals wore handed to the British,
French and Italian High Commission
ers today. The reply is moderate in
tone and says n'o fundamental
changes are proposed in the political
i-l.iuaoa cf the draft vsf-the treaty.
Hemlock Prices Take
Jump; Loggers Pleased
ABERDEEN. Wash., March 10 —
Humber men here are exulting in the
highest price that hemlock logs have
ever reached. In the part, hemlock
has been made the bane of timber
owners, because prices wore low
and demand short. Now the best
grades of hemlock logs are bringing
$18 a thousand feet, and tho best
hemlock lumber brings $37 a
thousand.
MONTEVIDEO. March 10.—A
revolutionary movoment in the state
of Rio Grande Dosul, Brazil, led by
Colonefl Portlnho, is reported spread
ing with daily clashes and many
casualties.
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SON IS BORN TO PRINCESS M/RY.
This photograph shows the cowds outfWde^Chestertield House, th' -ondoft homo of Viscount Las
cellcs, watching the arrival of m tubers of the roy.il family, who call ’d tiiere to congratulate Princess
Mary upon the birth of a son and heir. Dr. H. J. F. Simpson was th e attending physician.
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j I AND WHERE l
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G. L. Rich, representative for the
Black Manufacturing Company, will
leave on 'the Northwestern for Cor
dova on a business trip to t'ho West
ward.
W. Gaffney, representative for the
! Wa: hinigfon Shoe Company, will leave
I on the Northwestern for ba'touche.
Mrs. A. G. Shoup and her two chil
dren, Billy and Roana. are passen
gers on the steamer Jefferson for
| Juneau. They have spent several
, weeks visiting in tbo States, 'having
j gone South with U. S. District Attor
jm«y Shoup, who went to San Fran
j cisco on court business abd who Is
| also aboard the Jefforson for Ky
1 chikan.
Mrs. Fred Boynton is returning to
j Juneau on the steamer Jefferson.
At the Gastineau
H. A. Pryde, H- L. Itowley.
At the Alaskan
J. B. Murphy, M. Dugan, A. Frank
DELONG RETURNING
Walter DoRong. manager of the C.
W. Young Go. store, is a passenger
i aboard the frteamer Princess Mary,
! due here Tuesday night, according
| 10 advices received at his office to
: lay. Mr. DeL-ong has been absent
j from Juneau sev eral weeks on a busti
i ness and pleasure trip in the States.
I BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR..PEGGY JOHNSON
For her daughter, Peggy, whose
10th birthday is today, Mrs. W. 0.
Johnson is entertaining a few of
Peggy's little -friends this afternoon
at her home on Seventh and Bast
Streets. Games, with prizes, and a
lunch Just suiting the little folks,
is the program for the party. The
guests are: Gertrude Wallstedt, Mar
garet Davis, Xeniia Kasihevaroff, Celia
Gurr, J'anet Borges. Mary Claire Hel
lenthal, Margaret Metzger. Nova Gar
ter. Margaret Kirk and Jessie Brei
land.
Reno to Have School
And Gym; Cost $250,000
| KKNO. Nevada, March 10. — A
1 Junior high school to cost approxi
■ mately $200,000 will be built in
! Reno, and work will commence as
i soon as weather conditions permit.
The new building will accommodate
between 700 and 800 pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades and the
freshman (ninth grade I class. Plans
are under way for a $35,000 bond
Issue for the building of a gyaunas
lum In connection with the junior
high school, contracts for which
have already been awarded.
T'lF. MAGITF. March 10—That
Dunnes and Kruppa, the German
manufacturers, are manufacturing
large quantities of munitions in Rus
sia is information local metal dealers
have given correspondents. They are
purchasing their copper and tin in
tlie Netherlands.
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GOMPERS VERY
ILL IN EAST
NEW YORK. March* 10. Samuel
Oompers, iproaid.mi of the American
Federation 'of Labor, is seriously iU
. here of inflqpnzi and bronchial pneu
monia- Gonipcrs is 72 years of age.
GOVERNOR’S RECEPTION
IN HONOR LEGISLATORS
IS BRILLIANT ‘AFFAIR
Opening social affairs planned to
be given hero for the members of.
the Alaska Logi'shit'iire, Governor and '
Mrs. ScOtt C. Hone lv. I I a brilliant j
rev ;ttion to the ipubllc of Juneau in;
honor of the members Of the Legists-,
ture. at tho Governor's House la?:
night frtim 9 ufttfll 12 o'clock. With ,
Governor and .Mrs. Bone in tho re
ceirinv line were the members of.
[ the Legislature and their wives |
I Guests began arriving shortly after |
9 o'clock and bv 10 o'clock the re I
(•option rooms were filled, the receiv-) I
lug Hue holding until 10:45 o'clock, j
Many c? the guests remained through-i H
cut the evening for the dancing, the!
j music being furnished by the stringed ,
| qualrtet from the IL S. Coast Guard
i cutter Unuliga. v
Wives of Hie Federal and Terri- r
torlal officials presided at the serv-1 t
Ing table, they being: Mes-damcs | n
Smith. Rustgard. Thelle, Iloedeker, j .1
McBride, Boyle, M. B. Summers. De- j s
Vighno, Tt. n. Stewart. Bunn. Cheath-it
atn, Flcrv, Paine, Henderson. E. P. I a
Walker, J. P. Walker.
Those serving were: Mrs. I,. L. ] i
Harding, assis ed by Misses Helen' *
Smith, Madge Case, Alice Case, Eva 1
Tripp. Irene Xo'.son, Leigitt Kasheva
■ rriff, Dorothy Goddard and Dorothy ,
Halley. ! t.
Young ladies prosiding at thejt
punch l: \vl. which was attractively j n
; arranged in the conservatory, were:-,
'Misacs Miriam McBride. Rachel Fish- p
er. Virginia Shaftuck, Frances Har- j,
land. Mildred Hooker and Elizabeth
Pullen.
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MOOSE PLAN BENEFIT
AFFAIR FOR MARCH 16
Again the Moose t-oug’e is to en-|
tertain the Juneau 'public and March'
lfi at Moos'* Hal! will hold a concert, I
j basket social and dance. The affair!
! is being given ns a benefit for a :
I member cf the Moose Lodge who has)
been 111 some i me. A concert of
I both vocal and instrumental music!
I will open the ffa'lr, loading artists;
of Juneau taking part, according to;
the committee In ch'arge.
Fr.lLowlng the concert the basket ‘
social Will start, when dainty baskets'
filled wfth gullies, 'to be prepared1
bysj-he Hadies. will bo auctioned Off. I
Dancing will i mvploto the program i
Tho members of the committee in!
charge of th,- affair are W. Mayn'ard.j
chairman, and Henry Redon, assisted i
by tho ladles of Mno8ot|gar't Legton. I —
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FISH COUNSEL READY!
All sides and parties to the j i
/isherles controversy are well
supplied with advocates except j
the fish themselves, in the opin- 1
ron »af Din Callahan, Independ
ent member of the lower House
from Fairbanks, who said today j
that he has constituted himself i
counsel for the 'fish. Hereafter, j
ih-* said, when advocates of the !
other elements 'intrude on the
rights of hl3 clients they will |
find a Ifish champion in the '
field. ^
“There are advocates for the
traps, others for purse seines
and seiners, ardent advocates
for the Indians and gill-netters, 1
but the fisj are mostly con- |
served in cans. I am for the
Osli. In order t> conserve thorn
in spawning streams it may bo I
necessary to put a tix of $1 per
case on salmon. If it does, 1 i
ant for it." lie declared. “If they |
went to take them under that |
provision, let them use trap, .
purse seine, harpoon or gill-net, .
but mo ly, I believe, they 11 let |
them alone." >
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A. PRYDE HERE TO
MEET WIFE AND SON
Deputy U. S. Marshal H. A. Pryde.
■ith headquarters' at Hoonah. ar-1
rved here this morning on the gas-j
oat Relief. He is In Juneau to j
leet Mrs. Pryde and their son. j
ames, who are returning on the;
iearner Northwestern today, from I
ie States, where they have been on |
acclamation Service Is
To Make Western Surveys
WASHINGTON March 10. Secre
li-jr of Interior Work declared today
vat the reclamation service will
l.ike surveys cf ‘he Columbia Basin
ml rmvtKla Rapids reclamation
rejects for which Congress appro
riated $ 150.000.
Old bundles of newspapers a’ the
inplre. 25 cents.
DANCE
MOOSE HALL
Saturday Evening
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Tickets 75 cents
Everybody Welcome
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WINDOW SHADES
Good stock of all sizes and
colors. Get our prices.
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JUNEAU HARDWARE COMPANY
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WASH YOUR DISHES ELECTRICALLY
Ten minutes once a day is
all the time required with an
electric dish washer.
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Come in and let us demon
onstrate.
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ALASKA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
PHONE 6 JUNEAU, ALASKA.
Home of Radio Phone Supplies and Edison Madza Lamps. —
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CALL OUR PLUMBING DEPARTMENT TO
YOUR AID WHEN THE TEMPERATURE
DROPS TOO LOW.
We have a complete line of hardware
for every use.
Sleds, Skates and Skiis for sports offered
by the present fine weather.
C. W. YOUNG CO.
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Manufacturers of high grade Sitka spruce an$J
hemlock lumber. Boat lumber • Tnqm»«*«
for both local and foreign business given prompt
attention.
Mills and office at Juneau, Alaska.
Seattle Office: 506 Mutual life Building.
RAISINS—RAISINS
SULTANA RAISINS—5 Pounds for 90 cents.
HEINZ TOMATO KETCHUP—1 pint bottle for 30 cent*.
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY
THE AMERICAN BAKERY AND GROCERY ,
We Deliver Phone
“THE BAKER WHO BAKES" *
UNION MACHINE WORKS
MINING AND MARINE
MACHINISTS
O. W. SINCLAIR
Telephone 227
C. E. CARPENTER
Telephone 338
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