ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE
X)EN W. TROY - - - EDITOR AND MANAGER
Published - very eve i g «:*< < i t Fiinday b\ th- EMPIRl
PriNTINJ t’OMl'ANT nt Sernnd and Main Sire. t*. Juiienu
Xtataku___;___
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
0«*lv#rfd by carrier in Juneau, Douglas. Treadwell an
Th. ne for $1.25 ptr month.
By mall. pn»t»fie i Id. nt ten following rate*:
Ore year. In ml. . t:. • a ' Mia. in advance, $6.IM
three muntha, In advance. f ■ i u.h. in advance, $• -o
Subacrlber* u II ronftr a fvor If tin y will promptly nollf;
the Buali. ** ‘ Ti■■■■ >1 any failure or Irregularity In the de
llv-ry of inoir pnprrs.
Tfelephoi-* f i IMttorlnl and niisineps Olficps. 3.4._
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS.
The Aewclnted I’r» — j, , xi In-uv.'ly cntliled to the use toi
rwubHcatlo i . i im new* rM.-i atch- e ■ redlt- d t< It or no
olherw.-Bn r. .lit 1 In it i , i • mi tin- lo. nl new* pnn
((•bed herein. _
OIR' I I.ATJOV UfAltANTEl'P T<> RE MORE THA»
l3A.AJkil.i- THAT 1 K UV .-.-'HER \tiASKA NEWSPAPER
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MORE l'OWER TO (iOMPERS.
' President Campers, after tlie failure 01 murl
Ijcr .rat: u, li. ii3ii.iiil lit S'.uii - Cent! .1 Laboi
Council, rt pic. t ining i ll tin organized trades i . tu<
pug; t Sound ini.irOi.-ili-, Ilia' It mut l rescind its cn
tlui melt of the Hut ian Soviet auiooraty, the Coin
ffaunirL dot,tine Llul the 1. \\ . V* on p n:> ty of lonnt
); .landing with the American Ke,h r;.i ;m of Labor
*l‘hp Amt rie : n Federation if Labor rt e -iiizis tie
' dignity of the Lav," d rlared the veteran Uvlxrt
leader, mid It di in .nds loyal ;y to i: tinoitglioul tin
< iv . ulzaiion,
Janies C. Dum an. Stx-re'arj cf the Seittle Centra
J.nth r t's.uiH.i, dciying P ident Gt.mpers. declare
•that. “Af long • 1 am S< -rt* aiy of ! ais Council wi
a bail cjiiiinuo to . ;i : r« Suvi* Uui- ia."
So the I vnr is fairly drawn.
Ay a In. and '.here hat b n mint" similar againa
the (Land Old Man of Union Libor is meeting ;
it his as becomes . n American patriot. l’re i'den
flompeis 1.. ii>.■■ ft A ;ht ■ h . Hi, advocacy o
Clri-to " and hi ri pvi- ! belief that organized labo
rbould bi lit t! jud e as to w. t . hours of labo
tnr.d working contLilot:-, unhampered by any Inter
ferenee frcui pi bile cr new rumen t, are not on!
wrong In principle In., tl :motive In practice. Vei
In the end. v. u it bruu. 1 fi.ee to face with a eri-it
■be usually ha. been lair in arranging terms beltvec
ctrikers and employ, r. and in outlining wages an
working c ndi'.oiis. A .1 al tv at has be-.-u one o
the meat p::i.:at : nd infltu .ulal opponents of Com
TOUtilnn, lndu rial Syndicalism, Soeialinm and Sabot
f.'le. lie. hai d adfa !y for tile prineiples thu
arc at llie found,it! n of his country's govornmeii
|in* . H t b :> ; i p. • • i le. n " v
during ill, tt.r tv iuv b: , ii- cuuntiy, an
be has been a consistent advocate of interna!ion;
under.-landing which would t *nnt for world peice.
M -re power to him in u;. etn-.roveny with tli
dcattie rad.cals, di -ViiPb ;s .:ud revolution bre -dors
THE SANTIAGO DISAPPOINTMENT.
The partial failuro ef the Santia n Conference <
■Piin-Ann icon count tit a from which so much \\,i
expected is id I v n w.p i cot rt pondents t
have bt n in p irt. at least, ton .1 by suspicion' c
he United States on ncci-tyit ■ >." lu-r failure in r ■ >.
rite .Mt'xi'ii a (i n t.: r ; ttituilc toward til
l.eagtn of Nat' ns. Th( ■ tllinir, it is doclnrei
have caused tn my st.,ti.:m a of South America t
rut1,ice th h Ante: ham Inn • olinrcn a iclfish court
in intern, i -i . 1 it::, tt and, ; u uul, fear and di
t rui i folk a d .
The Itu tors ; ! I.;i>< .iiipcrtauce which were cot
«idered and no i which tin re was failure to agre
included the limit. .: n of arm , an internationt
tl’ibunr 1 on tItc plt.ti of tin Cenir.il American Cour
the interpr< lution uf the .M mro ■ Itoctrine, and th
ad nil: It of Canrd a to i lie Paii-Ainer: an Union.
: However, I lie failure is one that need not cans
It ■ of hope, lie O ' Hu a. xt conference of U:e Pan
American I n. n M \i i, in doubt, will have bee
rtcosni.z d lid tiie United Stans will have joined th
•Wortd Co A ' d. || " • 1- fill! ; 1 l (.111 expel
lence, Am i will l. i ■ nied ,. tin next cnnfei
dice by a Hati u. n , larf : • •tu,-e than Mi
h idi f i 11: Vi ! f It .in i ;. i be I'■ yr mth Ant erica
KStuntrit in I idlnt, N i ..nil MaUsmen to th
»■* llfcrcnce. Ann . a '.'Hid be : .'■preseased the ties
time by a Outline ( ft .. r pr • i rably tin- Sacretar
of State.
Ay tllis 1 •••••! plan' of t iie mutter, it should 1:
syid ths’ onl> unavoidable cireu:11:■(.incos prevents
iSCerct .i y Hugoes tram alt ending the conference i
,UI :n iu’ 'try n :ly deared to do. if ha lui
'been able to attend ft ir more than probable tlm
there would have b. n mi Santiago disappoint mem
HAS COPPER TOC( MED 150TTOM?
That the i tump in tin price of copper lias* touc’n
'Ik ..( m ij ti a .: a i i lu |ti> in N. \v3 Bureau ar
etiier Ra.-u m’ linam ial pap, r:;. Tlie l icit quotattoj
.-re it ii la’i to 1 j 1 - can: This is much low'.
then 11 via • I<oi lit ;
driven. TP .• In n i
iif buying that be an
Ihflt ’ iIDV co, p ;• wa
T|je c.uitaim, a w!: i
price-, earlier in the
tjpuatlon of - i r.
« locks. Thi w s a t
far rptcululjvi puip,
'their holdlngr c. n th,
and t in c a ■■ mi -
ret out to farce the
and the : pi up tor •
'the p’ ie ) m ; .
commit <. Tii re
i month rn. the price could '
i lie usury y*d by a rlackcnii
* h '-ii '!: • middle of April, j
1 ' 'bo .1 IS cents a potui
hf«d tin ii'iit heavily at low
>'• "■ I n a tit p. lion if a co
■ 1>. an id use 'their eurpli
I! » : > >• bo had bout)
- to liquidate, end they pl.ici
tvarkc . Hi 1 ddine starts
■ I .’a: ; |y 1 ; in coiloei
price dawn to ig cents. Tin
v.Iii con tin 11 d to Fell, cause
n u.jic ;h: n was hoped lij tl
' '■ ! m< talk of forcin'' it
f.rk'e down n if, < !)Ut ,.!t. , nr >rt ;
has taikd, i r London consumers, believing tl
tl.cr mail be a ■ etion kward a higher level
'begun buying again. T cam d American'
Ftawcrt to b* rin in akin g offer !: is hjk'ved
tY,r ,ifTV ' ‘i lo’r have maiked tbo
tc|ii St the tidpresmon. in the meantime the
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dtieors are holding out, in many instance.-*, for 15%
; and more. However, rales were recorded as low
| as 16 % , *
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I The ; -el wills in the i’liited States are running
| at rotund capacity, The. production is now at the
rate of 50,000,000 t ins of steel Invof.. per annum,
j M si of the mills are running at ,.n absolutely ma::i
i mum t.:pj.r;»v. Tills condition w.iuld indicate good
I times. When rtool mills, copper mines and mills,
(lumber mills and cotton spindles arc welkin- at full
.I capacity general prosperity must follow.
Governor Donahey cares not who may
write tlie law- cf n nation if he may write
it- vetoes -(Cleveland TUnes-Commercial. >
Has Ohio's doughty Governor heard the call for
, "another Grover Cleveland?'' Grover Cleveland was
j nicknamed "Veto Cleveland” by ills opponents.
A mine ador llarvcy at least holds the
record for homecomings while in office -
(Philadelphia Reerod. 1
I Thu; far we have heard of no objections from
| U, adoa.
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j Coiim I" ii-ut ;.s decreed that nothing but Standard
jtime* hull bo observed in that State. It’s strange
| Connecticut clocks don't strike.
Alaska Naval Survey.
(Seattle. Times.)
Definite information will be assembled this sum
| r,u :• t,i support a roquet to the next Congress lor
; rnml to establish a naval bate in Alaska. The snr
! vcy will be made by Rear Admiral J Min V. Chase,
i c aimand- r of the battle fleet bu e forces, and tnem
b ; of hi.- : t.1 IT. Aboard several naval craft, they
i will sall till.-- week for the North. Their ratteton
will r. inire four months and in this time they will
i be rble to determine on the mrst feasible rites for
naval defense projects. Their work will take them
t.i ail pert a of the Territory, and some idea of the
extent of the i . k may be judged from the fact that
the length of Alaska's coast is 4,750 miles, and tak
- i»g into consldernlion the numerous Islands, the total
. c.-.ast lin. met. urcs 20,364 miles. The officers, no
. doubt, will dirts-1 considerable attention to Dutch
Harbor, Unaliirka Island, in the western part of tiie
Aleutian group.
' Dutch Harbor is one of the fti, .-.I ports in the
North. ''Its proximity to the Asiatic court gives it
n t. strategic value. It frequently has been con
sidered an ideal location for a naval base, and it also
lias In n deemed important us a rite for u govern
ment aviation . tall- a, necessary in any scheme of
fir dofrn-. and in any plan for a traits,pacitic aerial
mail service.
The Iiedman report called attention to the tuvd
of naval defenso in Alaska and emphasized the dan
ger to which Pacific Coast States were exposed by
* (rcaran of the weakness of the naruhren Territory’s
f pt i ion. The report urged immediate action to r,-m
- cdy the condition. Since the submission of the Rod
,-1 man recommendation!-,, naval strategist.- have in-vh.-tid
ion a comprehensive survey of the Alaskan situation,
ml to their attitude may be attributed tlie appro,ich
j: ing cruise of investigation by Rear Admiral Clta.se.
The next Congress, with detailed information
available . a result of the survey this summer, is
1 : net expected to wi-chhoid funds front necessary pro
- jeets in Hie North. While the Federal lawmakers
- will he reluctant to authorize any n w undertaking
l they cannot fail to recognize the need t-f an Alaskan
naval base and the undesirability of delaying Us ec
3 . tablipliment any longer.
,1 Due of the immediate advantages resulting fioui i
northern naval ha e will be the facilities it will ,",irr i
i Coast Guard Cutters engaged In pa.tral work. Wiiil.
tlieee cuttera are under the jurisdiction of tiie Treas
e ury Department, nevertheless they would be likely
! in Ala: ka wat rs to base at a naval station. Five 0’i
tlum. the Haida.the Mojave, tiie Hear, the Cnalga
and file Algonquin, now are in tiie North.
I The survey of K, r Admiral Chase is the initial
movement for adequate na\ul protection in Alaska
The Spirit of Youth.
(('Incitin'. !! K.iquiler.)
President lltrding recently raid: “I am in liar
11*t ny with the spirit of ‘boyhood.” This is a wonder
ful iliin;, for a man to lie . hie to say a; the meridiai
cif life and conscious of the burdens of exaltet
mien and tile : r-.-mention.- responsibilities devolving
1 ion him as the ruler of the foremost nation it
ilu world. To he in harmony with Lite nplrit of boy
hoed means to be attune with nature, with life, wilt
l. :th and liope. The boy spirit sings and soars; i
drsam. and dares. Tbo boy spirit is clean and citiv
alrous. “The thoughts of youth are long, loin
’ i ho tights;" its horizons far, but beyond them lies the
f lory id achievement in nob let; enterprise!
ii: be a boy at heart, to experience with under
standing rympa;hy, purity ()f aspiration; to realise
clean liners of mind and soul; to be able to see, the
O' d-’ly. Li In ufy id tile world, ihe good nr- . i;
men and women; to thrill with the sheer Joy o
liiing. as lieal t it ful, wholesome boyhood thrills, is tr
hr as nearly in tune with tlie lnUnlto us it is pos
sible for mortals to lie.
Ii<>y ii,■..11 know - the run - nil the breeze, the Ian
gunge i-t bird and flower and whispering waters; j
ill-can., die.inm that no Joseph or Daniel could in
' I" 1 Aflit-1.1 it pies with laughter many-voiced
U- n.ked lent go padding down dusty roads of fill
!*' ' or ! ,!“* watoi's of the "old swhnmin
iiol. in wild and illimitable freedom.
Hul hoy ane, trnsi.ory, lender, tremendously po
■ oittial in in possibiliHe for gain or lu-s in th
i-ay yet io be. eludes us. is gone before we realiz,
ns I, s and the greatn.v* thereof. Fortunate the mat
who. Ilk- Ih • l3re idem, can cry out, exultantly:
I am In harmony with the spirit of boyhood’"
^ pub utility j a public necessity si
1 I'hruni- ku ick-r of tin- public utility for 'pri’vat.
1 -l public nui.-nice. — t Public Servlt
Journal.) *
| if 11"' Hepttblicnns ,-pring a surprise in the way
g-ner;.! r-duction of taxation everything e'-a
' will b forgiven and forgotten.—(San Francisco Bui
r | let-in. I
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. (1 rmuny, having failed to make Government own
er-nip i t railway.- pay. lies turned the matter over tc
i Kranri' 10 emphasize the fact that it can’t bn done.
(Cincinnati Enquirer.)
li an apple a day keeps the doctor away the
.consequence ef Judge Knox's liquor decision may
, ilt'-' abandonment of apples.— (New York Post.)
tti forming human nature Is a much lias irksome
,!lan Plowing, but not usually so successfully
pet-finned. (Houston Post.)
, v,lu’ sa>'8 the Government does not give tiiouglit
o Hie plain people when it puts out. those new bond
ii. denomination of $100,0007 —(Indianapolis Star.)'
Jt;t- -i i'- chan-go of tyrants was like giving up
bo ize and taking on cocaine. - (Chicago >>ws.)
TUq hew place to live in is just inside your
Income.- (Han Fraiicitco Journal.)
ALONG LIFE’S DETOUR
By SAM HILL
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Observations of Olcest Inhabitant
| tiome of the old rail-splitters got in
the Hall of Kami’, but 1 never cxpec:
l > hear of any of our modern hair
spHt.teir.-i getting parking .-pace then.
Tho Ananias Club
"I’d iiko to take the time to sell
!you more Insurance,” said the life!
I insurant* agent .» ns, "but you arc
I not going it'O die : -r years, and 1 buy
a goir date and know you are busy,
too, so well Wait until some other
I time. Besides you have plenty far
the present."
An Effective Kind
I “Pa,” said Clarence, 1 what's u
1 smoko prevention device?"
"A wife," growled h:s dad, who was
I carrying the ash troy and his cigars
'to the basement.
Famous Times
Hot—
«0O(1—
Some—*
ltMnncr—
Mari—
; rjixt.v day*—
And the kind wo have und-'-r day
flight saving anti pr • Unit ion.
Should Say Not!
An actres* dec-lar. hoi- knee* are
i worth $240,000. No. Forty. she
! wouldn't think of w- .’ ins long skirt;,
j fashion cr no fash a.
Fool Question
D. T. auka: “If a dentist can't
j draw :a tooth 'pninl; .'.y. why njt K ‘t
jail artist to (lo it f 0?" Huh!
Fifty-Fi'ty
Men have the faults, but you
never saw a man '.hr inother man
I that he simply d :cd. -Sam Hill,
in Olne.inhati Enqu a r Hut a. :»te
ame time ho will writ"- him a let
ter, beginning, “My Hear Sir.”
• —■“Dusty” Miller.
Would Depopulate the Earth
Blinks: “They ought to abolish all
! those dun? rotw gal' crossings.”
I Jinks: “Yes. but you can't prevent
lull accidents unite • you abolish all
(the fools in the world.”
Friendly Philosophy
j Not by his varka nor words can
man be truly judged. Neither by his
‘race, his creed cr his vocation can
] his standard be determined. His
habits, like? and dislikes are also but
acquired and arc subject to sud Ian
change. We run measure him only
by his Thoughts and it ha way be
lives them. J- R F
Sorry He Spoke
“Th 1 pajii'” stays Queen Mary isn’t
spending more than $1,500 a year
on her clothe?,” remarked Mr.
Grouch."
j “Well,” snapped his wife, mean
ingly, “that's only $1,475 more than
Iso-mo wives - that l could men:--a.a
spend on theirs."
If It Fits—
As we under !and ' the etiquette ol
: the s ituation when a. wife starts fir
1 in-g a: hor huabiad it Is not proper
I for him to r- urn the fire, BUT
u h re '3 no law .ig.tiR.tt his running
'like a scared Indian If he gets the
chance.
Another r- on\why It ia s.> hard
to love your e.n -riios is -because it .-a
often Is a case of an unrequitted love,
■j Some wives thing they are treating
Choir husband., w ith ttho utm >s-t .- in
s'dcration just bocauso they do not
make them eat it the second table
-or in the kitchen.
The only thing that we can think
of that j.? more jinrellabl" than the
weather is a lady's wrist watch.
A len-ograipher these days think?
MO per eeivt of her time should be
HOTEL SEATTLE
"Home of Alaskans"
Prices reasonable. European
plan. Seattle, Wash.
R U flODODON, Manager
I It's all In knowing HOW to do
| tirst-class cleaning and dyeing
I CAPITAL DYE WORKS
j C. Meldner. Professional Dyer
and Cleaner. Phone 177.
* THE MAKING OP CONCRETE f
| Is a matter of proper materials
• together with engineering skill.
Both are our assets.
Established Twenty Yearn
CONCRETE PRODUCTS MPQ.
COMPANY
I Willoughby Ave. Phone 32.
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JUNEAU TRANSFER
COMPANY
Moves, Packs and Itoret Freifht
and Baftga(«.
Prompt Delivery of
LADYIMJTii COAX
Phone 48.
devoted to washing up, combing up |
and powdering and painting up, and
the other 10 p r cent to getting up
her work.
•It he girl a were not wise enough t
to got themselvc up ju t an attruc-1
tivoly i j poaatbie :it • • men would
die old be.rhelors.
it is funny how dl.'f r a love
Salter .mnd.i Ihn firs Mm • 1 reads
It, and the way •;? do©.; when the law
yer Tends It in Court.
At th e. we gu . • •:!: • i ■ tk clothe*
his wife put an rh mi;.-at < are no
iwrrae than the fr • -k drink; her hus
band put; on the ia . de in these
groat, ur, iy day a o' reform and
fashions.
It la the w y she book,/ that at
tracts a man. hut it ia the way she
«Gok-, the! holds him
Of eoui'. e, you may he a te'-totaler,
but if you are wire yen win drive
mighty carefully jn.d the ramo for
every accident nowadays is lit.a mod
on the moonshine.
Daily Sentence fermoi
Th. ibird who lakes ta? eaunt is
no :;ci aunt
News of the Nanier Club
The 1;v • t fellow In Keokuk, Iowa,
is William A. T) edition.
Lrtla Born, of Sr. TjOtUr, is also;
married.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealet! prop eats tor constructing!
the Pitka Power Station National!
Forest Road project located within
or partly within the Tongasn Na-1
Ilona! Forest, Territory of Alaska,
will be rei ived by the District Kn-1
gineer, Buraeu of Pabiic Roads, U.
S. Department of Agriculture, at,
Juneau. Alaska until 10 o’clock A.!
M. on the 5th day of June, 1023, at
which time and place they will bo
publicly opened and read. The right
Is reserve.! to reject any and all :
bids, and none will be considered
exeent those from contractors ascor-l
tained to be experienced and re
sponsible. The length of project to
be constructed or improved is ap
proximately 4.3f» miles and the prin
cipal items of work are approxi
mately as follows: 17.02 acres
clearing,' 200 so. ft. log cribbing,
^8.5 acres grubbing, 2240 eu. yds.
hand laid rock fill, 21681 cu. yds.
rock excavation, 1155 cu. yds. sur
j facing, 17082 cu. yds common exca
vation, 57 lin. ft, bridge decking,
766 lin. ft. culverts. The work em
braced in this contract shall be com
pleted within 100 weather working
| days following the execution of the
[contract by the Secretary of Agri
culture. The contract form and tlio
! maps, plans, specifications and esti
! mates of quantities may be examined
| by responsible contractors at the
( following addresses: Room 316 Post
j OiTie, Building. Portland. Oregon
! and at the office of the Bureau of
Public Roads at Juneau, Alaska. All
proposals must be made on forms,
and in accordance with instructions,
forming a part of the specifications
i above referred to, and must be ac
companied by a proposal guaranty
in ttn amount at least equal to five
(5) per-cent of the total amount
Of the proposal. C. W. CHEATHAM,
Acting District Engineer.
SEAT T L E
HOTEL SAVOY
Second Avenue & University St. |
250 Rooms—Modern
Savoy Cafe end Grill in connection
Hates: $1.50 up; Bata $2 60 up.
Special Winter Rates.
Headquarters for Alaskans.
W. (1. King, Prop.
W. G. King, Jr., Mgr.
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| ELI M00RH0USE & CO.
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Certified Public Accountants
It. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle.
I I
1 Audits and Income Tax Service
1
, Annual visits to Alaska.
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USED FURNITURI
Bought, Sold and Exchanged
V B0C0V1CH I'
211 Seward St.
Telephone 441. P. O. Box Ml.
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I ! ARCTIC BATH HOUSE '
I
and Barber Shop
i TURKISH, STEAM, SHOWER
I AND TUB BATHS
| Lower Front St. (Van Atta’s old
I atand) BILLY LOTT, Prop.
| Phone 414. i
ALASKA GOAL
FOR ALASKANS
—No soot
—Low in ash
—High in heat units
—Clean to handle
PHONE 412
PACIFIC COAST COAL
COMPANY
PROFESSIONAL
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Dr«. Kaser & Freebargsr
DENTISTS
1 and 3 GoMsteia Bldg.
PHONE 56
Hours 9 a. m. t«> 9 ». m.
Dr. Charles P. Jenna
DENTIST
Hoomi 8 and 9 Valentine Bid*.
Telephone 176.
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Dr. DfYighr.e
Malony Building
Hours 1 to 4, 7 to 9.
Phones: Office, 104; Rea. D'S.
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Dr. A. W. Stewart
DENTIST
Hours, 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
SEWAltD HUILDINQ
OfTice Phone 469.
Rea. Phone 27 6
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Dr. W. A. Borland
Physician and Surgeon
Juneau Music House Hldf.
Telephone 172.
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Sitka Hot Springs
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Visit the Famous
Dr. f. L. Goddard's Sanitarium
Kates $3.00 E’er Dixy and Up
Every Comfort
a-k
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GEO. L. BARTON. D. C.
Chiropractor
2nd floor Messerachinidt Apts,
i Office hours: 10 to 12; 2 to 6;
i 7 to 9 and by appointment.
Phone 259.
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Dr. H. Vance
OSTEOPATH
201 Goldstein Kuildlng
| Hours; 9 30 to 12; 1 to 5;
| 7 to 8, or by appointment.
| Licensed osteopathic physician.
I Phones: OfTlce, 167: res., 1672.
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All Alaskan Trails End at
HOTEL ATWOOD
First Ave. and Pine St., Seattle
| Popular Prices Nearest to Ev
j erythlng. J. A. Farnham and
Ted Taylor, Props.
a-a
nn. n. n. donahey
in, ■ Good Service as In the
Past
Huteson Dokahe*
O o t i c a! fqmpnn/
108 Piko Street, Seattle.
Fraternal Societies
-OP
Gaslineau Channel
o . mi
Meeting Wednesday
Evenings at 8:00
o'clock, Kits’ Hall.
Charles P. Jenne,
Exalted Ruler.
JOHN A. DAVIS.
Secretary.
Co-Ordinate Bodiea
of Freemasonry
Scottish Rite
Regular meeting*
second and fourth
Fridays each month
at 7: SO p. m. Odd
Fellows’ Hall.
WALTER B. HEISEL, Secretary,
I. O. O. F.
BILVER BOW
LODGE NO. I A.
Meeeta every Thursday at 8 P. 11.,
Odd Fellows’ Hall.
Charles E. Perelle, Noble Qrandi
Merle P. Morgan, Secretary.
PERSEVERANCE RE1EKAK
LODGE NO. 2A.
Meets every first and third
I Tuesdays In I. O. O. F. Hall, at
| 8 P M FRANCES GU8TAFSON,
I N. G ALPHONSINE CARTER,
| Secretary.
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MOUNT JUISIEAO LOOK
No. 147, F. * A. M.
. Stated Communication
Second and r.Mirtti Monday*
of «acfi Month. In Odd Fellc-**
Hsll. bt-glnnlng at 7:S# o'clock.
Ilnriier G Nordling, Master.
Clijs. E. f.agheV, Secretary.
Order of this
EASTERN STAR
cond and Fourth Tu«*.
days of each month.
At 8 o'clock, I. O. O. F. Ha.L
ANNA 1>AV, Worthy Matron.
LOIS NORDLING, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF
COLUMBUS
WEGHERS COUNCIL No.
11 <U. Meeting* *eco*4
and last Monday* at 7:tS
l>. in. Transient liroth
attend. Council Chamber*
John F. Mullen, Q. K
J. L. McCloskey, Secretary.
AMERICAN LEGION
Alford John Bradford
Post No. 4.
Juneau, Alaska.
Meets fourth Thursday
each month at 8 p. m.
Elks' Lodge Room. John F. Starr,
[Post Commander, Phone 973; G. B.
Mann, Post Adjutant, Phone 196.
Rodenberg,
Secretary.
LOYAL ORDER 01
MOOSE.
Juneau Lodge 700
Meets every Friday
night, 9 o'clock.
Moose Hall. E. F.
Dictator; R. H. 8tevena
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WOMEN OF M00SEHEART
LEGION
Juneau Chapter No. 439
Meeting second and fourth
Tuesday of each month, 8
o’clock, Moose Hall. Mrs. C. W.
Bender, Senior Regent; Mrs. A.
F. McKinnon, Secretary.
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T AUXILIARY, PIONEER! Of P
ALASKA. Igloo No. 6.
| Meets lost Thursday of every
j month. Social hour with mem
bers of Pioneer Ix>dge to fol
low each meeting.
| Mrs. lyottie Sptckett, President.
! Mrs. Lillie Burford, Secretary.
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WHERE
SUCCESS
BEGINS
The road to success begins at the Savings Window.
How early you attain success depends on how
often you deposit. Many of our captains of industry
owe their success in a large part to the habit of
thrift acquired in youth. Have yon started your boy
in the right direction?
The B. M. Behrends Bank
JUNEAU, ALASKA.