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e devoted 10 a seaside home main
tIinod Tor convalescent children.
With the approach Of tho Easter
se.son come the %announC ments Of
sew, raj engagements. That of Miss
! li,N Page Brown, daughter of Mrs.
Arthur Page Brown. to Harry Me
Af"c Of san Francisco. cal, was made
known to friends here and in cali
10 MIA asst week.
Miss Brown, who has lived III her
moth-r at tho home Of her grand
father. Judge Roger A.. Pryor, 3 W'st
S'yty-ninth street $ "A sister Of Mis-
Katrina Page Brown, who was mar
riod To Austin = Moore of San Fran
cisco .hree years ago. She Is a niece
Of Mrs. William de l.eftwich Dodge,
'Iics Brown studied architcctur" ~
IN" School of Applied Design for
Women. from which she was grad
uated. Her fance, who also is an
architect. is the son of Mrs. c. WILL
lam McAfee Of San Francisco. No
date has been mentioned for the we'd
ing.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Mss Martha e. Chal.
mers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
&. Chalmers of Amsterdam, y. Y, to
Lawrence Potter Mills, son Of Judge
NJ. c. Mills OF Glovcrsville. y. Y. Miss
Chalmers has been passing the winter
with her parents Al the Blltmorc. She
studied at Brlarclln School and has
passed a good deal of nor time in
,.a...I 4-I at,,l,. ah..aI Ia I---
a student at Miss Deveralrs school in
Paris. No date has ben set for the
wedding,
At a dinner given recently by Mr..
and Mrs. James Pierce Grant of Mont
clair, y. j., Mt the Essex County
Country club announcement Wa
made ~ tn" engagement Of Miss
H"lcn Underwood. daughter OF the
late Gov. John &. Underwood OF
kcptucky. to Major Charles De lano
Iiino, Miss Underwood Is "A cousin ~
Senator oscar w, Underwood and a
descendant of Judge Joseph Rogers
Underwood. who represented Ken
lucky in the United States Senate
with Henry Clay.
Major Hinc. who is prominent as an
cXpcrt on railways, was graduated
from West Point In 1891 and saw
service in cuba during the Spanish
American war. at which time he OBJ
taincd his present little. He Ia n mem
Der Of tho Army and Navy clubs of
this city and Washington, of the old
Pueblo cub in Arizona ana the Amer
lean club in the city Of Mexico.
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Episcopal church. Philadelphia. on
April ~. The Rev. Or. Floyd W.
Tompkins vii. ofricia,c and many rela-
tiNes and friends from his city will
witness the ceremony. Afterward
there Will he a reception AZ tho homo
of the brides parents, 2l0i Walnut
street.
Miss B.ddio and her naa,c were
members Of a party tina, recently
visited Palm Beach. Mss Mary l..
Duke. sister of the bridegroom. vii.
he tho maid Of honor. and tn. brides
maids viii b" ne Misses Hope +.
lra!c. MarGot H.. Soul. Ruth coke.
Charlotte Harding Brown and Pauline
D'SS'"n ~ Philadelphia and Elton
>uille Of this c.'v. Miss Virginia
TlaW. a cousin n, the bride, will be
tho flower girl.
william SturSis will act as best
man. The ushcrs will he Livingston
Ludlow Biddle, an uncle Of tho bride
A. j. DrcNel Biddle, Jr.. brother Of
the bride, Gustave hi Rosa. Tho Italian
Consul at Boston; Edward w. Kane.
Philip Boyer, Ernest II. Hudson. Us.
mond i .D'Bricn and Walbridre :.
Taft.
Plans have been completed for the
wedding ~ Miss Louise TIFFANY Frank
daughter Of Charles .Auglstns Frank.
10 Talbot J. Taylor, Jr.. son Of Mrs
kcenc Taylor, IN 81. I'aul's Chapcl
Glen cove. l.. l., or June q. The ccrc.
monN VIII be followed by A rcroptlon
at Charlton House, the country homo
Of tho brides father.
Miss Frank will have her Younger
sister, Miss Elizabeth Carrington
Frank, as her maid NJ honor. and tho
other attendants will he the Misses
'aryl lIackstaf, Josephine b. Wells.
Flora H. McAlpIn. Elizabeth KirIin.
and Dorothy ke"nc Taylor. IA sister of
the bridegroom.
James r. kccne Taylor vii ur his
brothers best man Tho usher, Will
be Amory l.. Haskell Jesse IInyt. PAM
II Bonner, Raymond %'hau0ccy. WIZ.
ian y l'airchild, Fred ri' + Alex
andre, Montagu \. Ma yn, Jr. and L.
stuart Wing, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard r. Peabody.
who were married last fan at the home
Of Mrs, peabody's aunt, Mrs. William
IL Barnum, IN Mamaroucck. y. Y.
are making their home on an estate
near there. owned by the brides fam
ily. Mrs. Peabody was Miss Mary
Phelps Jacob, daughter of Mrs. Will
lam II. Jacob.
Mrs. j. Hopkins Smith. ,Jr., will be
for the summer at southampton, l.. l.,
at. "
They are daughters of Mrs. Pau Nor
on. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr,, will also he in Southampton,
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President William Howard Taft and
M. Taft. Justice and Mrs. Charles
+ Hughes. Gov. and Mrs. Charles :
Whitman and Mayor and Mrs Jnhn
purroy Mitchell.
Guests have been requested to wear
frugal raiment on fantastic costumes
10 carry out the idea Of the fet, and
although this will not he obligatory
the costumes will be a feature. of IN,
occasion. Major-Gen. Charles T. IA,
will act az grand marshal and Charles
s. Butler Will be chairman Of the floor
committee.
Miss Holt has the assistance of a
Junior committee of young women Of
society in arranging the details Of the
:eie, Among them ar. Tie Misses
Anna Alexandra. Gertrude Gaer lean
nette Olyphant. Eugene Rand Edith
Sloan. Sylvia Holt. Symphorosa Bristed.
Kate Colby. Vera Cravath. Gretchen
Damrosch. Edith Mckecver. sylvia
Hyde, Gertrude yelling. Isabella Tav-
.Nf anu T:1r-n -
-
Another dance of Easter wees vii. be
that for the benefit of the Home Gar
W4 SfAlItIleIl IN fl, Iif2s lf Ifttnl
While the dance will be- largely for
ne younger contingent Of society
there will be a special room 20; apart
Tor bridge. and those wlo prefer this
pdStime may play for prizes. The
proceeds viii he devoted to the MANI
tenance Of the sett ement, which l.
located in ifarlem's Little Italy. Miss
Margaret Seton Porter is chairman of
the committee on arrangements, and
some Of those assisting her are the
Misses Julia Gilbert, Genevieve sam
ford, Charlotte Strong. Louise Dixon.
Margaret Trevor. Constance Peabody.
Adr!enne lselin, Rita Sturgis. Cor
della Hepburn. Mary Haskell. Mar
garet Warren, Margaret Knapp. Mar
garet Overton. Mfrgaret Erhart.
Saroline Murray. Josephine Coster and
Helen de +. Griffin.
Among the pa~troncsses are Mines.
Schuyler Cammann. Henry q. Trevor.
WILDER Bloodgood. Cass Gilbert. l.. \.
Valentine. Henry /. Rikcr. G%ouvcrneur
N. Phelps, James X. Strong. Edward
s. Knapp. II. Hobart Porter. Charles
II. Coster. James l.. Banks. Charles
- H'tl'U anu LOW IStll VI IEdI.
-
One of the most artistic cnicrtain-
nents II tho post-I.enten season Will
he m" Polish Nigh, Carnival arranged
10 ne given in the Cascade ballroom ~
The BIltmore on the night e .Npri, 3
IN AID ~ the American Polish R"i'f
Semhrich is chairman. There will he
variety Of scene and dances in
costume Of this country in which
smateurs Of society and some well
known artists will take part. ON tho
dance committee are Mrs. J. Dynclev
Prince. Mrs. Frederick Y Dilzicl.
Miss Helen NJ. Hamilton, Gerald Ona-
fivla and W. T Benda. Mr.. Renda
viii design tho costumes and arrange
some of tho tab,eaux.
One Of the principal features will
h. a Polish wedding scene. in which
The customs followed AT such a cere-
monv IN a mountain village vii h."
Presented by Nine. Sembr!ch as tho
bid" and Adamo Didur If the Metro
l"itdn Opera as the bridegroom.
There Will he songs. danccs and inter-
ssrirg and amusing ch,rac-
ttriStic Of the occasion. In the cast
and IN the dances vii bc amateurs ~
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Flnard cottages N Newport, whore
they expect To 20 early in Juno,
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on SATURDAY. afternoon the Rubin
stein club. Mrs. william Rogers chap
man. president. will hold It's annual
presidents day in the grand ballroom
u the Waldorf-Astoria. one hundred
and hfty club presidents have been in
vlted as guests OF honor and viii re-
ceive with Mrs. Chapman AT . O'clock.
They will he seated AZ small tables on
tie platform during the musical and
breakfast.
Mrs. John Hudson Storer Is chairman
OF the ushers and Ms. Jesse w II.
IIedden of the hostesses. Mrs. He'd
den's committee includes Mrs.. Gcors
II. DanfoIth. Mrs. Maurice Il Dean.
Mrs. l.. II. F~lechheimer. MIS- w. p'@
Fredenhurg. Mrs John Gilbert Gu!.ch.
Mrs. J. II Geissl-r. Mrs. Charles II.
Gillespie. Mrs. Charles l. jung. Mrs
F. f. K|ivanaugh. Mrs. John King.
Mrs. Louis T.. MaHley. Mrs. OTTO Mates.
Mrs. Timothy Martin O'Connor, Mrs. +
e. Randall. Mrs. W. l.. Scrymsrr, Miss
Laura l.. Ray. Mrs. Upton ShngIun'
Mrs. car \. Spllker. Mrs. 9. IL Sur!n.
Mrs. W. H. Van Tasse''' Ms H.
Van Winkle and Mrs George l. Nt'Ne
/, A. IA. conclusion OF N" breakfast
there will h. exhibition dancing ~ Ms
T,dn, George and :. + Brown. WHO
viii be seen IN the globe trot. he Hun
rarian polka, the spanish az" step
The chinese waddle and the japanese
toddle. General dancing VIII loloW.
CHESTS tickets may br "p'a.,''u 'Ion,,
Nix Mar Jordan BAKER rh"rr VIII
na sne,,lal programme for tn" dan.
which Will include piano nu'hp'rs Ny
r.hel Lee'nsha. soprano solos Il. Nue.
l,td. Fischer and selections ny tlt w
terlon Ouar.et. composed of JON. Young,
Unnald chalmers. George heaN""h an"
Huratiu Rench.
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Tn" next To the last dance Of the sea-
son OF U" american Criterion Society.
Mrs. Leonard l., III president will be
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ON Wednesday evening Eutcrp'
club. Mrs Al'Iuous b. rtou ltWison,
president. will have q - pI'ri'h's en-
,cr,ainmrut At tho pltzt There Will
Ice a series Of tahlcunN Nivduts, open
ing with one entitled : ratr'lis Day
in III, Morning" The taulcauN, In
which amateurs will app'nr, Will H."
followed b' the gard n s."u" from
"FaIsr aud there Wi, hr harp solos
10y Mis-. ,irac" Ni'mtu and violin
solos hy Mis-, Tuoill" Col'r'tr
Many novel features viii h' iutro-
u tho entertainment. among them
being a Fantasia Oriental" which I'M
cludes a ballet of od,lisqucs. There Will
he dances and traditional songs 10y tho
Indian princess, Red Feather Among
those who win AXE piri in tho living
pictures are Mrs lam son. Miss GLADYS
Fern. Miss Elsa kHsturr, Miss Marian
Manley, Mrs IdlliaS Verne Armstrong.
Mrs Mildred James. Mrs. Charlotte
Baird, Miss Violet Fcustcr, Miss Maria
Marco, Miss G~eucvicvc Parker. Mrs
Rohcr, W, Golden, Mrs sara VI Foster,
Miss Amy Loewcr Mrs. ", J. T. D,Ila-
bough, NJ - GLADYS Lyons, and Miss
Marie Louise C~outcnciu. " proceeds
from tho entertainment viii he used for
the philanthropic work OF the cluh.
Among the box holders are Or. and
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A musical ana ur''"'''
r.n, y,ll he given tomorrow afternoon
y" No. U,'do~r-Astoria for tn. benefii
-, ,nc II,,l. Mothers AID ASSOCIATION
1r. nrorramme Viii Ice rendered bF
$780, Hibb. pianist. Miss Edith en-
: ' sonrauo Miss Maud Cooling, reci-
.atIon. ph.lip Spooner, tenor Mss
-, Graham and Mr.. York. eNhIhttion
.d,rring and Mrs. Cerl ltair'gh' i',p.
or, Whituor.h and t'nsh I''''''"' WIN
Nill give "A short sKet'n' .., a.,
nuu,ber of young women VIII ac'
"rs . win include Mrs. Wal
~. silli,k. Mrs. John Fell, Mrs. Thorna-
Co,a,,,r Wordcn Miss Dorothy Cream,
w, Miss June Love, Miss Ninfred
co,dsr,ith. Miss Ethel CLAYTON Miss
CHI g.. Davidson and Miss Ellen
Latin. ,u cloro,,c
90, Ms y T. Tuttl", Mrs. ; q.
Ts,son. Mrs. Albert T"v,s kelley MI
90, Nl~ndcrpocl. Mrs John y Nc.
C,u Mrs. Charles Sahin' Ms g
,ihor, small. Mrs Barlow ; Weeks
Mrs Iloncl Emiin. Mrs. simon hatu'h
Mrs Noh,c Mcdonnell. Mis- ne WAYNE
uallct. Ms, Rice Lewis 'u,"t' MI y,
William \. Hubbard, Mrs Robert J.
W" Nv charles l. Brush, Mr..
f"r, q Spoonrr. Mrs Wyllys Dow
Nrs Nathan Green, Mrs john IL
U,nn,h. Mra. Charles l.. Spraguo, Mrs
Milton Mahhot. Mrs. W II chapman
Mrs John Balm. Mrs. charles picktn'
son. Mr4 George II Ahh5tt Mrs. SD
mon NJ M,lIir. Mrs David Dessar' Mrs.
Thomas u Jourdau, Mrs George l.
brewer. Mrs a; II strong, Mis-. JuiIlus
love. Mrs. . + Malcolm, Mrs, 'hdrIe'
= wilcox. Mrs George RUPERT, Mrs
John batter. Mrs William Dural, Mrs
Uenry Forbes Riddle, Ms =. Il Mcy-
r"ui,z. Mrs George H. TIlley. Mrs
Houd STOW, Mrs. Charles II Tying. Mrs
stuart smith, Mrs Joseph H. Green
Int. Mrs II G cream He, Mrs 'N'naI"
Reed. Mr. lonN = lailIu, Mrs Rob
,rt HutcnouS MrNall, Mrs Charles q
Mas and Mrs John Livingston Sardv
Mrs Albert GallttIn Weed Is chair
man ~ the cutcr' ainment and Tickets
NAV he obtained from her - ~ West
Tftv-sev nth street, or ~ Happy Day
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Mrs, i, Hopkins Smith, Jr., will be
for the summer at southampton, l., l.,
with her sister, Mrs, William g, Potter.
They are daughters of Mrs. Pau Nor
ton, Mr. and Mrs Theodore Roose-
welt, Jr., will also he in Southampton,
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pans are being arranged for several
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held on Friday evening at the Hotel
plaZa. one of the features of the even
ing Will bc "A Chinese dance in costume
by Miss Gelbart and Frederick Todd.
There VII be a room devoted TO bridge
under the direction of Mrs. Elton Tower
Cowan, and the junior members, with
Miss Nell Latin at their head. will as
sist the floor committee. Tickets for the
supper may be secured in advance from
Mrs. Arthur v. Rose. the chairman OF
the arrangements committee.
The patron"sseS for the evening are
Mrs. john T.. Latin. Mrs. Searles Bah
bit. Mrs. Frederick A.. Baggs. Mrs.
G. \. Batholomac. Mrs. Frank Coster.
Mrs. JOAN r., ~Dockcndorn, Mrs. Gideon
T.. Fountain. Mrs. e. 4 Fullerton. Mrs.
l.. Frank Goodwin. Mrs. X. Y. John
stone. Mrs. George ". k~avanaugh. Mrs.
Frederick Lane and Mrs. Edwin VI.
Timnins.
Among those who will give dinner
parties before the dance are Mrs. Ad-
olson Allen. Mrs. William T.. Bailey.
Mrs. Lyman + Barry. Mrs. Charles
Bentley. Mrs. Mark W. Bremen. Mrs.
Hall Brown, Mrs. Frank Campbell. Mrs.
Thomas VI. Gracem. Mrs. George +.
Hartman. Mrs. william Hart, Mrs.
Frank Hollowbush. Mrs. 5 e. Kelner.
Mrs. Fredorick :. Kenney. Mrs. Samuel
French Kingston. Mrs. Frank r. Long
and Mrs Frank VI Wells.
Al the last business session Of the
society Mrs. Frank II. Presgrave, Mrs.
Elmer e. Black and Mr.. and Mrs Will
lam II Peck were admitted TO mem
bership. The next reception and lunch
con will be held on April 80 at the
Plaza
Two benefit performances will be
given At the Nitagraph Theatre to-mor-
row in aid OF the Widowed Mothers
Fund Association. The matinee will
be- devoted TO children NJ the players
will be young people of the stage.
In the evening The Juggernaut' vii
he shown. Among the ~patronesses are
Mrs. jefferson Seligman, Mrs. DAME
Guggenheim. Mrs. Harry Kraft, Mrs
Nelson Henry, Mrs. Henry Ollesheimer
Mrs. J. stuart Blackton. Mrs. 'harle'
Opperheimer. Mrs. Henry Iuckerman
Mrs. William Grant Brown. Mrs Ran
dolph ~Guggenheimer. Mrs. Adolpt
Lew!sohn. Mrs. Pcrcival Lincoln. Mrs
samuel Flocrsheimer. Mrs. Edward
Goodman. Mrs. Henry Bodenheimer
Mrs. Isldor Levi. Mrs Max Phillips
Mrs. Samuel Elkeles. Mrs. |. VI Crane
Mrs. Henry NJ skow;tz. Ms. Adolpi
Hermann. Mrs. Leon Kamasky. Mrs
Samuel : Eoenig. Mrs. \ Stein an'
Mrs. Mittleman.
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Mrs. Alcinous Eerton Janison. Dr. and
Mrs. James \. Moran. Mr. and Mrs. Al.
bert Schaefer. Mr. and Mrs. Edouardo
Mario, Mrs. Sara NJ Foster. Mrs Claude
Montague Rivers. Mrs. Mary l.. Barker
and Thomas Dulan.
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e devoted 10 a seaside home main
tdiacd Tor convalescent children.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
Local Happenings

George Noble of Juneau announc- ey that work will be resumed by the Hallum Construction Co.
 B. Anderson, a Seattle carpenter, arrived on the Jefferson last night and left for Whitehorse this morn tug. . .
 T. Tyler, an old-time employe of the ". P. X Y. R. at the Skagway lock, returned on the Jefferson lust night.
 Fred story and Charley Arln- strong, two of the finest" left for the Story mine on Lake Ben nett this morning.
 (. A. Norton, an electric supply man of Seattle, came up on the Jefferson last night and is stopping It the Pullen House.
 The Spokane Is due in Skagway rom Seattle at o'clock Q. m. Thursday. She has 25 passengers and 20 tons of cargo for this port.
 Chas Cartwright and family have syae up to their homestead claim about four miles north of Skagway, where it is their intention to spend the summer.
 The Jefferson arrived in Skag- way at 6:3O last night with sever al passengers and a small amount Of freight for this port She sail cd south at TAO ?. m. ". II. Hensen left for Juneau last night on the Jefferson, as We stated in yesterdays Daily AL askan he would do, but Mrs. Hen seu remained in Skagway.
 A young Alaskan made his ap- pnarance at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Arter yesterday at l2 o'clock, noon. Mother and Alaskan ar2 both getting along nicely.
 Yukon river conditions today: Carmacks, unchanged: Yukon Cross ing. unchanged, water low; Selkirl;, small jam still holding; Coffee ,reek, ice solid; Stewart river open in spots; Ogilyie and Dawson, an- changed
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
CHAMPIONS FISHERMEN

Dallas, Tex, April 27-J. WGddy Tate, fisherman extraordinary, known as the Admiral of White Rock" has started q campaign in behalf of the downtrodden fisher man. With the advent of @ new city administration he announced that he was going to do something to alleviate the lot of the local Izaak Waltons, inasmuch as they Lave been prohibited from boat fishing in the city's principal fish ing spots. This administration, he opines, will be the champioA of the oppressed fisherman.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27

Mike Define, who is not an Irish man, and native of Sweden nam ed Ericson, left for Glacier sta tion on the w. P. & Y. R., this morning to engage in the cutting of ;ordwood for the home market.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
COTTON CROP LOOKING UP

Dallas, Tex, April 27-With Eu- rope eating up America'R cotton in the form of guncotton by the thousands upon thousands of pounds farmers through the southwest are planning this year to plant as much, or more, cotton than hereto fore. While at the outset of the war many farmers inclined to feel a meyer again" spirit, many are HOW believing it was advisable to continue heavily on the staple corn crop. Diversification Of crops, how ever. manifestly has been boosted ry low cotton prices.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
Interior Weather

Skagway, cloudy, s. ". 3S above. Whitehorse, clear, s. ". 36 above Lower LeB"rge. cloudy, s. ". %6 above.
 Hoeraltuoua, cloudy, $. W. 30 above.
 Big salmon, cloudy. $. W. &S above
 Carmacks, clear, $. y. 36 above. Yukon Crossing, cloudy, S N. 4& above
 Selktrk. cloudy. s. ". $ above. Coffee Creeek. cloudy, calm. 35 above
 stewart River, cloudy. calm. &S above
 Ogilvir, cloudy, s. W. 37 above Dawson. cloudy, S. ". 4u above.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27

The regular meeting of Camp Skagway No. l, Arctic Brotherhood will take place tonight at s o'clock. As there is business of much i'm portance to be transacted a full at tendance is requested.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27

tare. He wlll remove the iog Ed. dition and use the material for ifrewood aud ip it's place put In Q frame building of 16x16 feet, par titloned off to accommodate bath room and toilet. with cellar be- heath and a cesspOol tR the rSar.
 Frank Joe, q HaipeS native wRo was implicated in the attack on Deputy U. g. Marshal Harding at that place & few months ago, but was acquitted of the charge, came up on a visit to skagway today, and having looked on the wine cup too often attempted an assault on Q citizen of the town but was landed ir the cooler and afterward handed cut a 60 day sentence by Judge Conway.
 Agent E. J. shaw of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, has secured for his assistant in the local office for the coming summer a former well known Skagwayan, W. J. Broberg, who was assistant traffic manager on the w. P. & Y. R., under M. J. B. White. MT. Broberg is one of the best posted traffic men In the transportation business on the Pacific coast. He will likely arrive in Skagway by the middle of next month. Mrs. Broberg will not ac- company him, but will TisIt with rel atives and friends ln Chicago dur ing the time of MT. BrobSrg'S RR- sence in the north.
 From Fred Fickardt, who stopped over in PhenN, Arizona, on his way to Tucson, on his recent va cation trip, we learn that our old friend Harold Hartwigsen is very Profitably engaged in the auto-for- 0ire business there, and has asso- ciated with him a brother who re- gently went to Arizona from their old home in Rodo, Norway, which IS located on the coast of the Nor wegian Sea, just within the Arctic Circle. There is third brother who is in the Norwegian customG service in Christiania. Each of the two brothers in Phsnix has machine, which ia run to nearby resorts and towns such as the Roosevelt ir- rigation dam, Maricopa Wells and Globe, miaing camp. They d. SO look after business in their | line in the city of Phenix itself,
 J. II. Nichoalds, who has Huceed- ed L. E. Buell. as representative in Alaska of Armour & Co, is h Skagway today, having arrived last night on the Jefferson. He iB an old-timer in the north. having up till two years ago travelled for various Pacific coast jobberB in AL aska. Since then, up to the pres 'Pt. he has been making washing ton, Oregon and Northwestern towns When the Alameda reaches Skag- way tomorrow he will be joined by F. C., Carter, the western superiH- tendent of Armour & Co.,. and to- g, ther they will make a tour of Southwestern Alaska towns. after wards returning and doing the same in Southeastern Alaska. Ar. Nichoalds is "a jolly good fellow, prince among travellers and es- perially fitted tc i'll with credit the position left vacant by the sudden death of Mir. Buell..
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
ANOTHER DRY FIGHT

Attica, Ind, April 27-With a lead of eighty-four votes to over come, the drys hoped to win today in the local option election. The vets won by that majority two years ago.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
STUDENTS DISCUSS WAR

Cambridge, April 27-Risht of France to Alsace-Lorraine ia the subject for the debate for tonight by Harvard students for ths Pas teur medal founded iR 1ESE,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27

Olympia Br-- ou G.lEghl al 'a- Board of Trade This famous brew both ou draft anG .u bottles IS ke,# constantly fresh This Is the Boaru Of Trade Bar HI,re tbe celebrated Raiuler Beer .s also Eep; !u bot tie.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
For Sale-Piano

Gool as new, also vietrola. Inquire ot Postoffiye, Haj2es, alaska.
 4-14-2w.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-27
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and Sad Open Every Night
sunday and Monday FIVE kEELS

By Power of A,to,rey," or The Mystery of Jack Hutton. "A spleu- did three part drama that has 10 do with animal life. It will hold your interest from beginning 10 end.
 Just a Song at Twilight. ."-Ma- jAstiC Co.
 American Co. presents "Calamity Ann in Society"
 Music hy Ms. Hazel McBrien.
 Commences at S:SO p. m.
 Admission 25c ana 10c.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-25
BY Honor Tanning.

Joliet, H., Aug. 25.-How does it
feel to be a worlds champion-a reeu-
lar champ" with the telegraph wires
humming your name and your record
across the country, sporting editors
writing for your picture, and the
neighbors and the folks at the picture
shows you go to pointing to you and
saying:
There she is, the worlds cham
pion Some day she'll he famous?"
To find the answer to this ques-
tion l went to the home of the latest
pet of the athletic world, little Glenn
White of Joliet, the worlds best girl
hall thrower, who broke the worlds
record the other day when she tossed
a ball 2lO feet.
Not until she had adjusted her pol
ly Warden hair ribbon and put an
other caramel in her mouth was the
worlds newest, perhaps the youngest,
surely cutest girl champion. ready for
her first newspaper interview.
And, like the rue blue sportsman
that she is, she came right to bat with
this declaration:
"The jolliest thing about breaking
this record is that the boys on our