The daily Alaskan., 1915-12-16
ARCTIC BR01 1ERH00D BJ.LDS
 MAGNIFICENT HALL AT JUNEAU

! The new home of Camp Juneau INo. 82, Arctic Brotherhood, is rap.
 idly nearing completion. It is de.
 cidedly one of the most imposing
 buildings in Alaska. The architee,
 tural scheme eontempl~tes use,
 tulness rather than ornaco effect
 ye1 there is not an uudgiuired line
 anywhere visible.
 IL occupies the plot oI ground
 5OxlCO feet immediately -ext to
 and adjoining the lot at tue north
 West corner of Main and Iurd Sts' 1ne structure covers every inch of the space mentioned and rI-es to a height of approximately 75 feet. With the exception of the first or basement story which is yI con- crete, the building is of fr~ne con- strucuon. .s..
 The building is thoroughly mod eru. Comfort is the dominating note. Special attention has been given to the problems of lighting and ventilation and nothing has been left undone that could i'm prove either. An immense motor driven fan will renew the air in the main hall every three 4.inutes. Each floor and balcony is supplied with all the natural light that glass will allow to pass by con tinucus row of armory winuOWs for each floor. A system Of electric lighting has been adopted which Obyiates the aggrayatiug shadows usually cast by the lighting fixtures themselves. Call bells have been placed throughout the bui~iug at points where needed so that at tendanta may be summoned and other modern COnveuieuces are incorporated in building.
 Besides relieving Juneau of a long felt want in the form of a natatorium and Q modern hall of convenient size and suitably locat- e5 the building will also provide another great boon in the form of Q pavilion for indoor entertainment Arrangements have been made for gymnasium work of all sorts and the hall will be available for all manner of the accredited indoor sports. ,
 The main entrance to the build ing is from Third street and Iocat- ed at the upper side, the grade of the street being practically on level with 1t. The entrance is large affOrding comfortable iugress and egress, provision being made for the accommodation of consider able nmberp From the vestibule q few easy stairs brings one to the main floor.
 Here is found the immense tank Or swimming pool, which uudoubt- edIv will be one Of the most at tractiYe features of the building It occupies a space 3OxSO feet with a graduated depth of from 30 iuche to g feet, descending almost to the foundations of the basement floor at its greatest depth.
 Immediately to the right on en- tering Is located the office of the custodian of the building and adjoining it with entrance from the front passage way that crosses the. building, is found the chudren's dressing room. Here every com fort has been provided for the lit tie tots, including toilets and show CT bathes, Just beyond the chil- dren's dressing room is located the steam or turkish baths, in a large room which takes up the remainder of the front part of this floor.
 On either side of the great sunk eu bath is a passage way each Of which is flanked for it's entire length by mems dressing rooms. At the rear end of each side, needle and shower baths are provided for men.
 The balcony or mezzanine floor