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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17

Butterkist popcorn for sale at the KEY. H
 Fresh Butterkist popcorn at the KEY. If Apdy'S Express, phone Madison 143. c. Kodak, Jr., Kodak $12.OC-- Seward Drug Co.
 Fresh Crab and Herring just received from West ward-SEWARD FISH co.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17
Cheer UpFolks
Careful Hubby
sERR.s MORE M TaE KIVcHEN

Careful Hubby . Docs your husband subscribe to the theory that kissing transmits germs?"
 No; he thinks that germs are mostly transmitted by money and is very careful not to hand me any, (Kansas City Journal.)
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17

Waterfll and Frazier whiskey at the Branch.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-04-17

Inbued with those lofty ideals which residence in Seward invariably confers and moved by sense of duty due we rise to discaim any sympathy with the alleged movement to bestow upon the highly esteemed and pro- gressive Cook Inlet metropolis duality of names to be used altenately-Anchorage in. summer and Lonesome hurst in winter. ...~ -'%. :.~ ,,
 We have labored long and diligently toward a solu- ton of the mystery but up the time of going to press have been unable to figure out just what useful purpose the Great Architect had in mind when he created the DOT cupine .:....., ="
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GemeiHSe SeitIid,feiten.

- Ser Rdboerein Der Brot. ct
Retersgerrleiiibe (Raitor Smrs Sairpt)
lit Don 5rnu 2ouiie eunrid,, 1885
aiir,ep sloe. eingelaocl poroeH, feline
Hddis gsrfammluns BET ibr ab5ubals
ten. 9isieIbe finbet am 9onnerftas
Ra5mittas 2llbr Itatt unb bic freunba
Ii4s @aitssberin bcfft auf Oisls Sdits.
- Der grausunerein Der Oatlep
CD. Ref. 9emstube perfammelt iia
sur gdeui4dftlihen unterhaltung am
%. SuIi, Don 2 Bis 8 llbr in Der
airde on 1apIor apenus. yolssnbe
Oamen finb bic freunbIi6en 9u'tgebes
rinnen: 9bom. 8raus, 8. 3. Srasger,
2i5sis 9rueser, 8. 8lemm, 10. aiss
ter, 6. Waune unb 9. Wtaer. Sebers
maun 1T freunbIi9ft stnselaoeH.
Der JrauenDersin Der 3peiten
Deuti9eu presbpteriideH STRIDE an
Der Beit 9iberip Strnbe bGlt feline
monatIi9e g,rIammIung I'm Gon.
neritag Ra4mittag, ben 26. 5uli, Oh.
Die Irauen aippert, 6. S6uItr,
peppsr, Stoss, aispitt uro $. Gesers
i.rpi,ren ben aaffss. gns Glisoer
unb Greunbe bss 9.rsins finb berss
lid etneslabsn.
- Dos idDrIite 9aipn 5ete oes
6ruienpereins Der gp. Rrot ct. 50.
kannes 9eIneirr0e auf gf. GuburI
(gaitor GrnIt 9oB) fin0ct Dlitt.
nod, %. gulf, Tadmittass un0
4benbs. itatt. llmfaHenoe 9prtebruus
gen iino sstrpFfsn norosn I'm pi:
G1ite aufs Bette su beipirtben. Das
sir9ensissutbum eisnet iih gan5 pors
siislid fir sin berartises Set unb
riemauo ioIIts perfcblsn oiefe @eles
esnb.it pabr5unsbmsn. nm fi6 einlse
asmiitbli9e Stunben i'm areiie gsieIs
Tiger @eielidatt gu gonneu.
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Che. &rlanbmik 6eime.

l4lfreb abams. %, 739 90. 8. Ctr
lGIounes Gsrris. q. 733 @. 3. St1
(gDiaiam 6. gtean, 33. D. T. Is. u
l9ejiie 3srsrs. 25. 735 Us. 9. Ctr
lGeorg. 2assmann, 49. 24oo Riam
I Canal.
lRinetta RSbm. q. 1910 Deutar
Strabe.
JWoltsr Sol.sr, %, Columbus. Jrb
alties esserOins. %. WabiiOnOias
| Obio.
IGamueI Grimes. %. ssrrs 9auts
( Jnbiana.
letbeI 9abbp, 21. 1913 Sim s.ral.
|Dtto Barnes, SO, 405 Realaifsl
I Strabe.
Jimmie R. Garter, 20, 6s2 OF 6
Strabs.
)2spp R. GpOpIau, %, GlmiDoot
I pIace.
laat. SOup, 80. elmipOoS 9lacs.
! )Ssrmann aIsui, %. SOs5 geetmar
Gtrabs.
lSufis Dsrnsr, 81, 1877 Sarriiur
4psuue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
Gterblidbfeitsberitbf.

9eorse Qumbert, 46, 5000 5rebos
mia aps., 5uberfuloiis.
2utber Wloran, 65, 1919 Oeblsr
Ctr, abernpertaltuns.
Bridget Moran, 70, 930Suptborre
qpe., S4rpdte.
Soiepb aeqp, SO, 5. unb Smith
Ctr, Suberfmois.
5elicia S9ud, 80. Wt. ct. So
iepb, subertuloie.
Carl Spengsl, SO, IA Weft Court
Str, ptomaiu 9ereiftuns.
6snrp Sabine, "a, 324 9earns
@penue, Rterentrantbeit.
aetpis 6. gitts, Sc, 427 5GaiterH
4pe., DarmeS SubertuloIis.
Rprman 2unB. 80, 1905 Wuntforo
Ctr, sppbus.
Gmma gropn, 26, 64S Weit 4.
Ctr, SubertulpIis.
@atbel Rotbenbers, 65, 53S Rod
bale ape., 4bsrnpertnItuHs.
9(nna Wad:, 81, 1865 SIiff ape,
2ebertrebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
0ebmrfem.

gbriItian uno Winnie S1ulB
2641 Dennis Sir, anabe.
Sames uHo Sallp Weurpbp, 2335
goneorb 2toe., WGo&sn.
german uno Wfnrie Uiener, 141a
Glap Str, Ddb1en.
Wiliam uno 2orstta Beibenbsnbsr
1892 Biibop Ctr. W6bhen.
Senrp uno Saetta Straub, $50 God
Str. Rnnbe.
Reper unb Rois ssnnsHbaum,
aocnbaie, RdoGen.
Jreberid uuo gouitaHce 6oloer.
plsafant Riogs, anabs.
Tapio unb Gitter pope. 1914 Sau,
nsr ape.. arabe.
fJrtb. une GlIis Dittlamper, 8 80.
Ct. Clair, anabs.
Scbn unb anna SIorn, Glmpooh
place, anabe unb Didohtn.
aouis unb glisabst9 asiie. 2756
,WiHOt aDs. 2uabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25
fs.eusrbeitattuHg,

Die @ircifndtier Observation-Disclosures
@eiellid,aft lieB lleueroines EN- bIib.
ides fleines Seitten beritelen, odS
ooruebm ausgeIfdttet unO reihlit
iauitrtrt lit Die por6iiglidpen photo
arapbiidRn allfnabnen brllIeep gtl.
Der unieres 4rematortlms an Der
Otrmntb glpenue neblt i6nttiger lint
oebuna, iotpie mebrere aIrlldaten bon
Der inneren @tnribtllug, Der &npeile
lne pom aoluubarillm DIE Sroldnirs
betitelt Cremation" eutbdlt alIBeroem
IN iurber ausfilbruug Die betannten
@or5iige Der ,Suerbe'tathIng gegen-
iiber Der BeeroigIng, lle gIbt audi ale
uotbige Conformation betretfs strenlt'
ruua, 4ufbetpabrIne be1 Nfhe, etc.
"a IS bisbcr idlon perihieoeutlih
ooraetommen iit, oab SInterbIIebere
sic 9eide eines Reinforcement, eitteeeerl
befIen Bunih, besrbieer. auitatt Elm
dihern IlcBen, 10 iino, UNI iolher
&iatiir rpr5ubeusen, Der groiaiIre
sruei 5orinaIare beigefiigt Doroen.
H,seoe @erion, Gle uof ibrem Eoee
escuertcitattune wiiritt, braliht MIR
eires Der 9eitifitaie unter aeuiigenher
olis3liiillen ituo ber
@eiefiitaft 5it5iareaen. Gieie Seidei.
nigimg 1T alsbauu teitumenturtif
b!noen6.
SSer iiG fiir Seuerbeitattune inter.
eIiirt, fam Iif pom Setretdr Der QAe.
'cli6dft, &errH u Z 5tooer, 3tnTer
9to. 30, @isgiRs gIod, ODER IN Der
aRosart Soue, 1921 ssaIiiut StraBe,
oter ppu 3erru @bns &uoolpb I'M
81 ematoriim bie SrOid'iire etRbdnoi-
qcn ldiicn. Dos biibfdae @eftdfn miro
an ben genanrten Ndseu ieber,eit
ecrne nerabfolgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-25

g. Surris, geOrss 90. aepis. gB. u.
Sultan. D. 8. WiIep, 8. 8. 9uSruI,
Gu!preRee Wiarpsa, y. ", aeris,
GsOrss pu6ta. Z 8. Dapis, gl. 70.
Wud, q. .. Iyifbipid, glfrso q.
4llen, Ri3ter Otpap ). GOsgrGoe, u.
GliffOrb SbiHtls, Sames v. ReiIln,
D, D. armitrOne Sr,, Is. g. SarriiOn,
oop. 6. 9einsbeimer, 6erbert =.
Sod. 2tIlen Collier. Z. 6. polDsll,
gbp. 80. Strong, SpTspb y. @ngeIs
bert, ", 8. 9batfieIO, SGmes alssrt
9resu, u. 80, Reff, Z. 3. 8idbam,
o. 3. 2lttins, Bolton g. 4rmitrong,
6. u. auIt, 5reb. U. 9eier, 6. y,
Gult, Samss Dl. Sutton. 3. ., Dbi'
ts, 9iI6of 3. 6. SarBsl, Maurics 3.
Greibers, 5. BaIter 6rsibers. Sr5bis
itOf Ssnrp Moeuer, 6. u. Sinid, y.
gD. 9rOpu, 6. %, gbparbs. 6. VI.
Wipriuritp, s. uri 2IoDo, u. s. 9Gnt'
pport, 5. 8. sbuman, Or. 6. ". 6.
Resb, 3. 6. Ri4arbiOH, ". 80. Will
liamfOn, Gbas. s. Ilsatin, 6. u.
ScspOrtb, g}. y. Cooper, Seize R.
@lurt, y. o. 2OeSbon, WaItsr U.
Draper. 6, 20. aeslep S6Oepf, RsO.
2eipis ". Sieman, ReD. Charles S.
Shipper, Samuel G6, Sarrp aeOb,
R. 6. SisIb, Jraut 8. Sbdffsr, 5as.
5amiltOH, 8. .. DOan. 6. $. U.
attins, Dalter GriebIanber. q. W.
Campbell, glIfreb gettman, SOIep9
@arletfOn, R. Solmparo, Sosar
GrieOIanber, Ridter 8, 6. Soliiter,
Gelir 5. Rod, g. 2iHeOIn Wlit6ea,
e. 9. Stridsr, Dfpigbt UaarflsIo,
Wiliam g. GnoerIOn, 10, 8. DOoos
manise, g. 20, Goffman. B, 6. Guls
fins, 9pigbt Sindleb. Rsp. Diliam
:. 2ntbpnb, Or. 9apib 9ition,
Stanlep Stritsr, 80. q. Cartwright,
Colonel Gdl6raitb, &upitdn Satbrop.
2eutnnnt 6erget, 2eutannt Grigbt,
Carl r. DidiOn, Gbpin M. adhn,
Siaae YitaeI uub 8, .. 9reifon.
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.lm S,oipitaI aeiturben.

5ran Sopbie Soeel, 407 Clinton
Stratc. erIitt am "a. Silni tei eineru
sSna linen SiiftenbrudJ inb nniBte
nad benz itdbtiihen &raufenbaus ge.
brat5t iperbcn 9ort 1T iic geItern als
ssoIee ser 9erIesung geitorbeu Sie
fpar cine gSittiue uno 65 Sabre aft
Scm Coroner fpurben ferncr nod,
brci Spoesfllle aus Dem Soipital a..
meloct. Ssnmes ssitt. Elm @aojeocnier.
her bei procter a. Gamble arbeitete
i,rb am II. sspIi in CT. Bernard BOT
ben 6iienbGbn iiberfatren ipurhc, lit
Ietheu 9srlseimaen erIeeen. Ecr 5ars
siee siobert Scbnion, 554 @eIt SedIte
Strcbe, ipuroe pon einen arLSeren
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yrsttfantiider &aiitnstrtiH.
gprbrsitiinssn fir bas SOmmerfeil
bic yeamtsnwabl nHb bic 5abrcs.
periammiuug.

Sn Der ssitrissu Sisuns Dss gsr
palmnssratbs oes 9euti9en Ilss
mein proteliantiI4sn WaHenDsreIni
purbe oas beporltebsnbs SOmmeriei
bsIpro9sn unb glei45sitig pnrbel
gorbsreitungeH sstroffen fir Die CT
sdn5ungspabI bss 9OritanDs unb bi
Jabres0eriammIung. Das SomEsr'
ieit, NIT BEN bic ginipeibuns oes pol
Iig renopirten unb umSs6duten Sou'
ies perbunbsn iein DirD. finoet al
SOnntag, 2. September, itatt. e:
iOl Elm aagensines beutI9es Colts
| Ieit perben unb bic SteQs al Del
oeuti4sn SeIts sinnebmer, bic in oisa
fem Sabre ndt abssbaltsn tpcrber
iinb. Das &Ommittss 1T i6on ist
siniger 3eit bei Der 2lr6eit unb Ii.
bon ibm unterbrsitstsn 9sri6ts laTer
srieben, bab bas GET srObartig angs.
lssi porben III unb NIT Ollie bss e.
iammtsn proteitantii4en DeutTd.
tbums aud srOburtig bur4sefiibrt
perbsn !pirb.
Sie ergdn5uHsspabl finbet ar
Montaa, 8. Septembsr, itott urb bal
Examinations sRommittes uHterbreit,t:
einsn Stimm5ettel, Der sutssb.!BeT
ipurbe. 2luf bemTslben befinben fif
tolgeHbe Ranbioaten per5ethnet: g5il'
liam gronbeis, @dlter Wl. gein5urt
Daniel gbrbron, Guitab @ilbebaus
S.nrp g. Seib, $. William 9lsins
:SObn ariif, 5enrp 2ubrmann, 4lbrt
Rutsubsrser, Sobn S6purB, Jrsp
Oelling. Geo. ;5ansmann q. S66nt.
Robert GrdTe. Senrp aapfsr, 9enrs
U. ROIfiHi, SObn 2bepbalO unb Wm.
Start.
Als @abisaOmmittee tperben bic
Serrsn Y. q. grodmunn. fr.b. Sonz
mann unb SatOb Goum fungiren
Die Subssperiummlung bes Ger
ems finbet alsbann am Sonutag
gsa4mittns bes 8. Geptember in Der
4nftalt itatt.
2llIe biefe Gef4dfts purben IN her
Sibung bes 9ertpaltunssrat6s erls'
biat, bic unter 2situns bes prdFpen.
ten 6errn Daniel gberbron unb bel
yrotoiollfubrung BEG Se,retdrs Serrr
Serb. stsihbad abssbdltsn purbs
Den iibereinItimmenben gsri6ten BEL
syinambeartten SufoIae betrug crl
Beftanb am l. Suli S110406 uuD Su
einnabmen fsllten ifd uuf 49,
264.23. Die ausaaben betrugsr
S6828.75. Der anabe albert 2ubl.
mann ipurb. fsincm Batter suriitg.'
seben.
Su ydu9s Nusidiiiien ipurben en-
nannt; Bis gum 81. Suli bic Serrsr
s5ohn ariid uno sSobu S6pors, 6is
aum 7. anguf G. 6srrtn guFar
9ilbsbaus uub gbarlss aeper rnt
Biz sum 13. Guauff bic 6erreu Jr,o
8. D5Isfs unb IbGm @nbfer.
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aino uls sgmtrsyier.

Der fiiniidbrige Sames sIlmono.
t2i &eit Gour. strabe, purcs seitern
Tit.ag beim Gptel on Gclsrt unS
Mace Strabe pom cinem bon @ad @1e.
.somns, 26ii 0emIod strabc, aefab.
icncn auto getrofien unb idIiutm
perIett. RcGomcs brad,te bas aiue
mad oem itaotiiden Rrnnfenhmls unS
iteIite iib oann Der Qolisei, bic i'm
n1h Mninabme bes 9bntbeitanbee clIt
lies. Or ppqt. sinem anbuen ainoe,
bos in Der StrnBe ipielte, mlspeitcu
.inS aui b;,ie geiie ,pnrbe Ger .Ieiuc
,Sanles >iS Cpier. 9cs sfinb bot aii.
pcEideiuIi'b einen SdGbeIbrsIG e.
Iitten.
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Nationale q Sanbereinslisa.
sefrstGr Gsaarins nnterbreitet btr
8eitoner SaemHs benie ieiueH sr.
idJopfeHbeH SeridJt.

Sn Bottom tritt beute bi. gauDer.
siHsIiga Der 0ereinigten Stoaten sur
25. SabresDerfammluns 3uiammsn,
unb als ems Der sriten OeI6dfte pirb
Der IansiGbrige Setrstdr Serr Ger
man =. genarius isinsn Sa6resberidt
unter6rsiten. Sn osmisl6tn tpirb ionz
jtatiert, bdb bic 8uubersins bes 2ans
bss ibre aftipa I'm a6aelaufensn cSabr
I'm stpas iibsr 112 Uilionen Doll
far permebrt uub ibrsn Witaliebern
gum gau ober antnuf eigensr 6sims
itGttenGtlber Don 5uiammen 413 Wils
lipnen Dollar poretitr.dt bdben. 9lm
81. Dsembsr 1916 btItanben 1904
gaupersine, cine 3unabme DON 228 I'm
Sabre, nit elmer geIammtsW
eerf6dft Don 1858, ,342. Elm. 3unabms
bon 233. .443, nit Geiammtattipa Don
81. .696, ,707.041. Die Wlitslisbrsabl
III I'M z pro3tnt eeitissen unb bic
9tttipa stipds iibsr u grgent. Der
Ourtfdnittsbstras, fpslter auf iebes
Witslisb sntfdat. III $475.49 unb
aud bier iit cine entIpre5enb. 3us
nabme gu per3ei6nsn. b.nn i'm 5abre
oorher betrus biefer Durtfbnitt nur
$445.05.
Die 8aupereine be6n.n i6re Wtrts
famteit INNER mebr aus. 1it srfreuen
iib ipaaisnber populnritGt uub bieten
ibrsn 1litslisberH auf 9egsni.itisteit
beruhsnbs Bortbstl,, pis ,s f.tn anbe.
reg iSinnn5inititut gu tbun bermag.
Die gaunsreine It,hen uni.r beb5rbs
Iiftr aufii6t. ipsrben gut psrrualt,t
unb arbeiten iih nit dusrtsnnenspers
tber gnsrais unb nit ii6tIihem Grs
folg porfpdrts. 5br Do6stbum unb
ibre entpideluns itnb cine iniersis
innis Sauftrniipn gu BEN, mas burd
ilsins grTparniiIs srrsi6t iperbsn
lam. no 3ufnmmsnarbsit.n unb nbs
foluts Geaenieitist.it Der SntsreiIer
bic aarbinnIprin'ipien fnb, bic aIIen
9rnnsattionen als 9runbIaae bieHer.
gaupereins srfiillsn 5pei fpittig,
igunttionen. Gi, n.bmen bic Gripdrs
niife elmer aldfe ibrer Whtglisbtr ents
aegen. beren @npo6nbeit ,u Ipffemaiis
ider Sparfomf.it ik basu ermSslis
den, unb leiben bi.i. @tlber fpisber an
cine anbere afa'i. aus, bic baSur6 In
ben Gtanb sdebt trerber. sine Setms
ftdtt. Su sriinben. br.n gsiissr fie am
Gnbe iperben. Gin bof,ii fpobltbdtis
ger Ginflub fpfr6 nuf bsibe alaHsH
dusgsiibt, iie iperbeu 81 prattiffsr
@puriamteit eauungsn unb ben
Ruben bappn BAT bi, gti,IHdaft ols
aonses. Der Grfuls Der gaaareine n,
bauptiG4lif duf ben co pperatipen
gbarnlter i6r.r gkitdft, uub duf ib'
rs Ipariame Dsrtpal.uus suriid5nfiibs
rem. Die 9,ruaItrtrssioRen betras.u
nif,t sdn3 n.apebnt.I Drosens Der
tinaesnnaener Selber.
Der Sfr.tGrsterid5t .nibdl. pi.l.
ffntiitiffs TdbetIen, ait cine eerdus
lIe6erii&t iibsr ben Gtafus Der 8ou'
pereine IN ben berf&ieosneH etaoteu
auf Grunb beg BON ben Stndtsliaas
aeli.f,rt.n Rateriafs. Icfpie EN-.
Gdilbenina iibr bic Isgislatipeu
Rdmpfe, bic ssfiihrt iperbeu mnbtsn.
um Der Snftituttou I9dbisenbe Seies.
a6supe6ren.
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yiandJt eau'ers Glnb Cigar
rem, milb uuS anseHsbu.
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,scrtiscn, nit Dem er in Streit acra.
then mar, init einem artitiel iiber ben
Seopf seidlagen. CIR iii ieti benz
'SdDdbeIbrud) erlegen. lie 5orbige
SrcD Coleman iit an aIlgereiner gnt.
frai.lrHg infolge eines geiItisen Gel.
bcns geitor5el.
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estsntfnSe GOrSrnnsm ssssu ben
Wartba Cora SOp NadlaH bnrd
- asmprpmiHs srlssist.

gbtLberidt Der Wrohasidpuorsnsu. -
ebfidDeibunssfdae s6abeHriat.
Hagen. - S0warb Ttaeod perlaHst
einen nenen Fro5ef. = Rahlah.
Sadjem. - Yeridjiebeues.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19
On wedn9sdav the school children

On Wednesday the school children big and little, commenced garden ing on the lot granted them by the White Pass railroad and all seemed to enjoy being chased as the man with the hoe" Raspberry bushes were set out and many veg etables were sowed and planted The children believe in the right kind of "preparedness"-a man can mot do much with the gun unless he is sustained in the innerman wit a good meal of nourishing food, so let the good work continue and
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

MT. Martin Nolan of the Poreup pine mines was visitor in Skagway this week and after 8 short visit in his home town left for the mines, where he will represent Colonel w. L. Stevenson in his mining inter ests. Through MT. Nolan's in- structions, the grounds about the White House" are being improved and beautified.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

Mrs. E. T. McBrien received a package of shrubs from Seattle and is setting them out around her beautiful home on upper Eighth Av- enue. Among the many different shrubs is a beautiful English holly which adorns the north side of the lawn. This is the first holly to be planted in Skagway and much inter est is manifested by those desir- ing to cultivate a more ornamental shrub than has heretofore been planted in the far north.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

The dance given Saturday night for the benefit of the Skagway base ball team was well attended and much enjoyed. The decroations were very attractive, flags and bunt- ing adorned the walls and made a handsome background for the gay throng that gathered to enjoy the dance. The proceeds of the ball. between eighty and eighty-five dol lars-will be used for uniforms.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

MT. and Mrs. Lorue A. McAllis- ter and Master Ward came down from their home at Summit and af- ter attending the SkagWay base ball dance and engaging in a few games of tennis, they returned home. While fin town the McAllister fam fly occupied the Ungefroren cot tage on Third Avenue near Main Street,
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

MT, and Mrs. c. R. Pierce and their young son Left on Monday for Whitehorse, from where they will go to tho Big Salmon district where Mr. Pierca has mining interests. MT. Pierce came north several months ago end was joined here by Mrs. PIercee and Earl and they have made Skagway their home until they departed for the interior.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19
SYSTEM AND PRINTING

Don't put 1t off, but order your printing now which You will need when you put ia yoRE new system.
 The Daily 'Alaskaa job department Is better .equipped than eTe~ to do your work. Prices right and work executed. if.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19
CHEESE PRRCEPTs OF BEHAVIOR

"Nothing that any alien can write can exhibit the bomd life, or the mind of the Chinese like these primers that arc undecided in their memories" says Dr. ,Issnac Taylor Headland fnhis nome life in Chi na," describing the Chinese books of Behavior. "This is what they teach, what they think, what they do, what they live. Much of what foreigners write about them is. only their own imagination of what they do. If you want oget back of Chi nese conduct read the tTanslations of what they leaTu." The following counsela are tak- en from the Book of Behavior for boys in Dr. Headland's tTanslations: '"To the people around you, below
 or above, Your duty is clear, every one you
 should love; .. One circling heaven Is oyer all
 spread,
 One Towering ea4th produces our
 bread, r fl lI eff your conduct is that of a noble
 man pure, Of fame and esteem you are cer-
 tainly sure, And honor, If honor upon you
 should fall, |. Will nO' be for outstde appearance
 at all. "If your talents are brilliant, how
 ever atttred, You will alWaya be courted and
 greatly admired. ... But others to second your efferts,
 you'll find, Will never, because of your talk,
 be inclined. "If of skill and ability you are pos
 sessed, l You should never let selfishness
 enter your breast; When ability likewise in others is
 praised, l ' A thought to defame them should
 never be raised. With flattery never the rich seek
 to gain, With pride in your heart, ne'er the
 poor disdaiR; Ycor back never turn to old friends
 tried and true, Nor rejoice beyond measure in those that are new" What you think proper treatment
 for others would be, First ask: Would this conduct be
 pleasing to ms?' If you would dislike itif done nn-
 to you, Do not Go what you would not have
 other men do" "All people are men; but examine
 their minds And you find there are many and
 different kinds; That tie mass follow custom Is
 Derfectly true, While benevolent people are cer-
 tainly few. But those who benevolence follow
 jn truth, Are respected by al,-men, Women,
 and youth; In the ring of their words Is no
 recondite sound. Their appearanee seductive will nev-
 CT be found. If thus to benevolent persons you
 cling,
 To you it will unnUmbered adTStn-
 tages bring: Your virtues will daily Increases 1t
 is true, Aud your faults will diminish as
 rapidly too"
 -O-V-U-
 Miss Madeline Hockett Of Haine5 who was a SkagwRy guest the week
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

skaGway ia making ready to join in the King GsoTga cslebratiou to be held In WhitebOrse Qn June 2' All plans will appear in the DRny Alaskan from time to time.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

Mise Jeanetta Wettzmau of Hainea who has been attending business college in Seattle returned homa on the Dolphin Rnd will make her boms in the family of her uncle, s. J' Weitz man. !.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

For the benefit of Mrs. ". T. My rick's friends this Qaper again Rn- nounces that she Is much improved from her indispositiou and will soon be about her usual duties.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

Mir. Andrew Stevenson. president of thu Bank of Alaska. Ss absent from nome on 8 business trip. MT. stevenson left on the Alameda for Anchorage.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

Miss Madeline HOcbett Of Haine5 who was a skagway guest the week end, returned homo the early part of the week.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

ME Joseph A. UngeR nsTtTe& 4n town c1 the Alameda and Wtn @- gain sgteE up4u his duties Ra Rse-
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19
$ THE WEEK IN SOCIETY E.

retary to General Agent Frank B. Wurzbacher. Mrs. Unger will prob ably come north and summer in Skagway.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-05-19

CContinued on page 4D
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-29
NEWPORT NEWS MEN
TO STRIKE TODAY

Newport News, Va. May 2S.-The
400 machinists employed at the plant
of the Newport News Shipbuiiding and
Dry Dock Co. will go on strike tomor-
row morning. the officials of the COM
pany having stated today, following a
conference with the committee repre-
senting the men. that the demands
of the machinists could not he met.
At the meeting this morning the
men involved waived the recognition
of the union at present. but insisted
that there be established a minimum
rate of fifty-eight cents per hour for
tool makers; fiftyfiye cents per hour
for hrst-class machinists: forty-two
and one-half cents per hour for spe-
ciaiists and twenty-eight cents per
hour for helpers. They stated that
unless this demand was met forth
with. the men would go GU; on strike
tomorrow, which demand President
Ferguson stated the company could
not meet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-29
AN WHO FIRED FALkENBERG
], NOW HIS BIGGEST BOOSTER

league club and that he was on the
greasy toboggan forevermore.
Harry Davis econ got tired OF be-
ing one OF the tifty-seven varieties OF
managers who thrive in Cleveland
fifty OF these were in the press box
and granistand and the other. six
owned a share or two of stock. and
Joe Birm mig ham. his successor luEged
the lean and hungry Casius back to
tho big tent. The comeback siEnalized
ms return hs ,esafsssss. .tssn tcss sss.Etorses
ma row. received union wages, which
amounted TO something like $4,000.
and furnished Cleveland with pitch
ing staff.
After his wonderful performance
Faiky was handed $500 raise for
the next season, but that wasn't
enough The tall one asked for a sal
airy OF s3.:oo and received the CLASSY
stare SO Frederick. like all fnan-
ciers Of the Gilmore Keeghman- Ward
period. Just naturally fitted to the
we'll Feds and signed with the
Hoosierss Then organized baseball
handed him the "ras." which II slang
for blacklist and II was said that he
couldn't play big league ball again.
when that giant known as the Fed
eral league accepted the scfmitar and
gave UP the ghost the Hoosiers. OF
the American association, claimed the
moundirE monolith.
Scout Davis watched Falkenherg
closely this season before urging Con-
ME Mack to take him.