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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04
THE TALE Of A DARK
HOUSE AND LOT 0 COPS

Tgotta hand t. 70 the Hammond pc
Zee department. for consideration.
You've heard tell about the lad that
TAXED AL the way from Chicago to
sleep In the Hammond gall overnight;
you've heard about the cops contribut-
fnG 70 a tobacco fund for INDECENT
prisoners; you've heard too. about the
"Spankin@' room at police ~headGuar-
GERS provided with sound proof doors.
hollow paddles n other essential for
use OF parents In chasing incorrigible
youth
Yep. you'vs heard all about AL Of
GaaG
Now prepare for smother pleasant
expedition OF the polite ~rnannerisms
end ~csyalie courtesy Of HammonG's
twentieth Century Don Quixotes.
Reluctant as ever to exploit their
becoming characteristics yea. delicate
60 q point Of reticence. unbelievable a.
that may seem. they will coyly admit
eAis tale IL you approach them right.
Not many evenings ago q dweiler,
T.ch in the lore Of paper-back detective
stories and nervous with the mental
Indigestion Of the apartment house
resident saw from tho Windows Of the
1oona he occupies In the rear OF the
S~&N-4 tACGEs d 14AAAs AAS ~ A[EcAA Il
~gnusual. III things considered. But st
ehat. IL was a different light IT glim-
1sered with an erratic sense OF CON
stancy IN the upper room OF 6 residence
Geroes the street
The modern cawe-dweller watched
enc Hight IS it winked and b1inked IN
the otherwise darkened house. His
vivid Imagination pictured . gang OF
desperadoes ~ransacking the residence
Leaving his own light burning he hur-
xled out and to the street corner where
lie knew he should find a policeman.
1t 10 one or the peculiar accomplish
aasnts OF this omniverant reader OF
Observation-Disclosures literature that he
knows exactly where he can find the
T.sighborhood patrolman on his beat 81
any Lour OF the day or night
In husky voice he recounted Go the
copper what he'd seen and with fervie
vocabulary pictured the ravishment o;
the beautiful home. The copper stir-ec
himself III walked TO a place where
10 could see the fash OF the MOVING
light in the 6lackened interior OF the
t~hree-story residence. Then he return,
e. to the corner and called g. I'm
lucky number. That call broke up Z
good ptnochle game. And ten COPS
were hustled into tie patrol wager
while chs agile chaufkEer va1uted to tn.
drivers seat Like a terrified rabbi
tas ancient Buick patrol bounced int
aaa street. s~outnbound.
Lt took Ihe Holman street erossfre
s. three jumps. hopped madl tyhrougl
91e still busy business district ant
ezreened like q golf ball through II.
zaze OF the South Holman street shei
holes.
What's this anyway a rioe call
gasped one or the cops as ne shook OF
tie rest o. tie crowd that had fallel
en- him.
Tt viii 30 8 riot i the driver Ism
Eore careful" said another.
Tbs brave police ladies (erenel
Gon't need TO think they've got an op
fion on ~laddies-1 finally arrived 81
Gle scene. Each man loosed his club
scoksd st his revolver, frightened III
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belt. frightened his tips and took s. chew
OF tobacco.
We are re.dv.~ they announced as
one man.
Surround the house." same the or
der.
All che cops ran TO NJ front door.
Is took the officer In charge I'VE min
utes to s~traishten things cut
~ hat do you think you're doing.
said the officer. mad ike DO you
think youre raiding a poker gamer
By this time the light In the room
upstairs had disappeared.
with the house well Banked. the
commanding officer and ancther police
man made search to discover how the
thieves entered They circled the build
ing c couple Of times and could find
no opening.
Then the two went next door. 4
prominent lives here.
He came to the door. He saw the two
officers.
You are too late" he said.
mo, really" they both gasped
Yes" said the manufactures. I'VE
just finished the last OF the Muscatel
not twenty minutes ago"
oh" said h policemen. Then
We Just wanted to inquire about the
people next door. We got . call from q
man who says he saw obbars upstairs
with dark lanterns. He says there
were three OF them and they were TAX
ing the pictures off the walls"
oh" IL the manufacturer. Then
Well. those people next door 60 to
bed very early. Around nine o'clock
I believe. They must be In bed now"
WELL aid the commanding officer
II don't want 20 disturb them II you
think they are in bed. They must need
sleep IL they GO to bed so early. But, ]
would Ike to know whether there Ls q
crook in that house. I don't think the
occupants would like Z have sill theig
belongings taken-but ir you think
they are home and In bed won't dis
turb them. Byc-bye."
The manufacturers wife says he
raved all night long. She attributed
this to the MuscateL He says IL WASH
the Muscstel but his conversation with
the cops.
Well. hovsoraever. ehs two Officers
tip-toed q 20 the a. police LAD,
dies who were all leaning or shei
clubs and. holding up his hand no,
toned them back TO the w1gon.
"~Shh-hh-hh." commanded the GEE
handing officers.
The ten cops got fate tina patrol az,
went back to the station
The clifr-dweller returned Co his "a
per-back novels.
And the next morning this young SCI
or the master OF the house suspecte,
Of h~arbortng the gobber band admitted
when the family was acquainted wit
what had transpired by ~neighbors. cha
he'd had cut his electric aasnlighe an
was flashing It in his room. Yes. I'll
curtain was Up" he said.
The master OF the house sat mir
down IN his library and wrote a Iesre
70 tho police c-en1mending them o,
their thou~ghcfuIness and adding b
way Of postscript his ow naappiaes
and good fortune hat It had not bae
g house-full OF robbers the defender
OF law ana order were SO so1.cttou
ocu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

Evangeli5tic meeting. $3.50 ?. m.
Thursday evening" Mld-Neek. 1850
p n.
Tuesday evening. Cottage Prayer meet
ing. at $50 Ash ST. 1880 2. N.
A cordial invitation is extended 70
al. Come.
TIE FULL GOSPEL M1SsTow
zoe hoffman street, corner Towie gL
] block east Of Holman.
1890 s.. m-Preaeh.ag.
$50 ?. m. Sunday chool
$50 ?. m. Praise meeting.
$50 D.. nl@PTeaching service.
Mid-week services Tuesday and Fri
cay evenings.
meeting at 1880.
All are invited 70 these services
Raw Il. 7. Griffith, pastor IN chaTgs-
Residence, 201 Chicago ave. Hammond.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHERE-
Services Sunday. Jan. 10
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ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK

I Jesus Christ Heb. 3. =
Two classes. One for. Tne othes
~ Eainst- Matt II, 80.
@G4malieL ACTS 5. s4-4a
| NOnesinus. see Philernan-
S-Philtp. Acts 21-8-9.
= @Lazarus- Luke 16-1a
That We walk = darkness r we
sx44l to follow Hin. Joha s-1a.
g-Aqu.la and Priscilla Acts 1a, 81,
sas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04
s9xss Caa1S1a &c soo @szR<AAeA
Cr-ae- Calumet ana Michigan &vsA
4. IL. VOLS. EaSter.

- ~ % -
Cerae- EaluEast ana Michigan &vaA
4. IA. Wells. Faster.
sunday schoel s:ss g. m
Morning Worship at 10. S5 D a.
Children's Meeting at 2:3o ,. H.
Y. P. 5. meeting 81 $50 p. IA
EvangeliEtic ssrvtce at 1890 >. N.
Mid-week prayer meeting. TAO ,. u.
Wednesday.
Missionary meeting. 2 p. Il. Thursday
Teachers meeting, 7:5e ?. n. Friday.
Men and Boys meeting. 1850 p. m
Saturday.
The Young Peoples Society will Civ
four special programs during the month
of February each Sunday evening At
$50 p IA. The subject for the 9Th will
be. Foreign Missions" for the 12tn
Home Missions" for the 18th. sun
day School Work" and for the 26th,
The Work OF the Young People" Our
T. p. s. IS always well attended and
the audience Is never disappointed. We
estcrd a snecial invitation 70 all ana
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&c. PauI's Ehurch-EpfseopaG.
RtmhRch Ava. ard Ann ST,

Kew. IeFeF LRNRendorH. EecTC%.
Tomorrow IL the sifth sunday after
EPIPHANY. Services at the church:
500 a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 Z. m.-Church school and i7st-1c-
ton. +. r. Tenant Acting Supt,
f0:45 d. m.-Eoiy Communion and ser
mon by the Rector.
Topic: aboard the Good Ship Church
Music by Vested Parish Choir.
1880 ,. n.-Evenilg Prayer ard
sermon.
Vesty meeting Monday, 7%5 ?. -.
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Rycrxsu T,rYTwwmaws

WaIrhaTn street and Park Place.
R Aackensen. pastor. 1884 Eagr!EoR
aEre~t. Phone 1448.
a:45 a.. Tn.-Sunday School.
= 1890 a. m--Morning serviceG
T.GB p l-EyeninT worship.
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%GrNs @r@wsyS@g4&R CnE1s&A
GnArAaa ana Highland s4R

r. g Targetf. M.nssteT.
Bible School At s.45 a.. To.
IL 900 g. Tn--MorninS worship
Subject: worship"
Anthem: Lord God Almighty" VIII
son. Solo. "A Song or Praise" Bruno
HUM Miss lone Reynolds.
Junior Endeavor at $40 p. n.
Intermediate Endeayor $40 ?. ma
Senior Endeavor at $50 p II.
Evening Worship st 1880 p. m
The Junior Choir assisted by the
Sunday school orchestra Will have
charge OF the music and the pastor will
speak on the subject. why Alihi."
TIT SALVATION ARMY
2ea z State St Phone 252s. Cart
George A. Heldt and Lieut. H r.. Yong
bers. officers in charge.
Public services: Tuesday. Thursday
and saturday ct 800 ? m
Sunday
100 = r.-Holtn-ss service
2:15 =. n.-Sunday school.
$50 :. r.-Young Peoples Legion.
500 p. m--Saivation meeting.
Thursday. ZOO p. m.-fTome Legion.
Sewing Circle Tog women over Is years
Saturdays 200 D.. m.-BaEd OF Love
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day evening. December ehe second. snd
every Friday thereafter.
INTERNATIONAL HSsla 6eudeuSKs
7. 0. o. r. Hall. l79 State ST.
Public lecture alon- Biblical lines az
cry sunday at 800 .. n.
Always Instructive. neirful ard r.a~
svneble. The wisdom from above -
ene nobles2 science and the best fnstr7lc>
LCr.
All welcome. Seats srea~ No coIl.e-
ten
FIRST sspa4ruaIist Church OF Vest Fam
rnond-Holds meetings every Sunday at
1880 to prove The Dead Do Live 696
Etate Line St Everyone welcome, free.
sozL ST. PEHTECogTAG ASSEM-
T49 Schi at.
Bible school at $50 8. m.
Public Worship At 1880 p n.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04
FIRST BAER1Tx CKU@GE-
2eT-Sla Smiley u

f@A& %AuA%y ~
Rev. :. c. Granger, Pastor.
Sunday school ae 9:45 a. r. Help
gul classes for ali. Guy Cobb. Supt.
9:45 e. n.-Men's Brotherhood Clasg.
Morse DellPiain, President.
1900 a. m.-Mornfng worship. SuS.
"Magnifying Christ" +
ESQ ,. Tn.-senior E. z. r. z.
$50 p. m.-Tnternediate 3. Y. =. -
$3.50 ,. sn.-Evening services.
Ject: THE Fatal Blow"
Wednesday,. TAB p. m. Rid-WeeTS
Service. with Bible study led by tne
pastor.
T~hursdav. 1880. choir rehearsal.
Thursday 1850 Boy Scout meeting.
Troop Ooe.
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laananna Rvanxmo~a exaurua.
sAa saalsy st Rew 81 sgaAaAga

castor. Phone 1885.
8 a. n-Sunday school.
1918 O. m-Norning service.
7.30 =. m--FngIish service.
Monday. Ts50 p n. Ladies' Aid bust
ness meeting.
wednesday evening. supper given by
Dorcas Bible class
THursday. : ?. II. Ladies' Aid social
meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

At 4 p. n. Room 68. Rirnbach Bldg.
Members ana the pubic are cordially
invited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

especially 10 the. young to attend tfe@
services.
Rev. L. :. Griffith. Pastor.
Mrs. L. Thompson. supt
s.. G. CAREY. Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04
Nbley Street ~Synagog-

Mb1ey Street Synagog-
Our Rt-thright." viii be ire subject
OF Rabbi =. Rappapcrt's sermon Friday
evening. Owing 10 the fact that tho
history class FOR the study Of the
Jews share and part in American his
tory, Is Co Taet Immediately after SER
vices. the services viii start 2 hale an
hour earlier than formerly. that is.
earvfces will start ~ SA-e~ -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-04

OF Time" The evening service wifi be
In .charEs OF the Gen'a Club. All are
Welcome
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class for children 5 20 IS fears
Everybody welcomed
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Calumet avenue and Summer E1vh4
c M. Smtthson. Pastor.
Services for Sunday, Feb. 6tn-
$50 @. m--Bible school.
11;06 n. m.-PreaChing and Com
raunion Service.
$40 p m.-Chrissiar Endeavo-. Sen
3or, intermediate and Junior Endeayor.
1880 ,. u1-Preaching-
Centenary zK. ". ChrircA-
Corner OF Gostlin and TowTe streets
Warren C.. Henslee, Pastor.
Residence, f66 Sheffield ave-, phone
1243-M. Miss Fern Ruckman, pastors
assistant Residence 234 Gostlln ST.,
phone 1013-N.
Activities.
Sunday:
$50 q. RI. Sunday school.
10:45 a. m.-Morning worship.
$50 .. m.-Epworth agu
1850 p. m~-Evening worship.
Wednesday:
Ladies' Aid Society. all day.
Thursday. TOO >. n-hldwse& ser
vice.
Official Board meeting f-se Monday
evening IN each month.
Sunday school board meeting first
Tuesday in each month.
This is a community church Come
ana be one o. Us
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Garner Pfns ~. and Chicago ave
II Leroy Sterey. Minister. 40s Oaa
street
Public worship Ct i0.45 : II a16
n =. ). {. u. zt $50 ,. rs.
Prayer meeting wednesday, - 1:SS
Taa Pastor viii spe@A Sunday norm
SO. taxing ec- his subject; The Waste
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ge. %@1xvs &sasRA@w@@ Ca11raAs
sk Clinton wG
w T. rsdch4slnn AamSny.

1000 q. n.-German service
900 ?. m.-Sunoay school.
500 .. m.-Fnglish service
Visitors welcome.
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&c. JOHNS lutheran church

West Hammond. Ebert 6-0 w. SD
ley St. phone 1s29-R.
Sunday, 500 a. n--Englist Sunday
school. AL children welcome.
70 4. m.--Germaa services.
Text: Mt z, 2z-29. The wise men.
who built upon the rock, the fool, who
ouilE upon the sand.
The newly elected chu-ch officials
will be installed.
Visitors welcome.
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FIRST cnurch OF Chr4ss-soisntA.

TAO So. Holman street
Morning service st 10:45.
Sunday School az IL o'clock
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing at s o'clock.
a fires reading room Is open daily ex-
cepg Sunday from 2 10 5 p m and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from 1880
20 ..
The public is cordially welcomed 20
all services ard 70 visit tho reading
yoo1.
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aessenznesa CFsy nsassaon. Is EaasAAa Av

1879 Indiana avenue
6. J. Ellen. Evan geltsG
Phone Lansing 61-W.
Gospel services: Thursday and
sunday evening. 7.45 q. m.
Subject Sunday: Elsewhere IN this
Taper.
Adult Bible class and Sunday school
ne : D. n. All are cordially invited.
woww0n ~ W. CMURCK-
or. Cras N Lesson. pastor.
e:46 9. m-Sunday school
o. ~. Kfger. supt.
1900 q. u.-Worshfp.
The Mission az Christ
gao .. m-Epworth League
One 81 Americas Opportunities,
Hrs elizabeth NJ George leader.
-:s0 ?. ur--Worstip
VIVA Is Man."
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
KETCHIKAN GETS PUBLICITY
 FOR LOVE OF MUSIC

Under the heading "Ketchikan Boasts of Two Community Orches- tras" national publicity is given two of Ketchikan's mdsical organiza- tions in the March 4th issue of the Billboard" a magazine of the stage. The clipping was sent to one of the members by an actor, whose stage name is Robert Nome, a former AL askan. who came to Sitka in 1891 and was assistant superintendent of a mission school there for four years. He now travels over the states and takes great interest in the territory still. The clipping reads;
 That Alaskans are not unmind- ful of the importance of music in the lives of it's inhabitants is evidenced by the fact that Ketchikan boasts of two community orchestras. Under the direction of Florence K. Tobin, there is a junior community orches- tra and there Is also a senior organ ization which is directed by Dr. R. V. Ellis. Much interest is taken in the development of the two organiz- atious. ."-Ketchikan Chronicle,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
SkagWaY Keeps
 Seward Day

While this is a territorial holiday 1t was not observed very generally.
 Fifty-fve years ago today William H. Seward, then secretary of state, closed the deal with Russia, where by the United States acquired the immense territory of Alaska.
 Often called Stewards Ice Box" Alaska has forged to the front until today the territory of Alaska has the center of the stage and is often re- ferred to as the. Moses that will lead us out of the wilderness of unrest and disorder.
 There is no doubt as to the re- sources of Alaska and the only ques- ton that confronts us is the method of getting action on them and get ting them to market.
 The present administration is making a conscientious effort to get the affairs of Alaska in such shape that the greatest efficiency may be obtained from every department, but the interloCking and antagon- istic bureaus and interminable red tape that seems to be necessary re- tards and flinders the opening up of the vast storehouse of riches.
 Let us hope that the efforts now being put forth will result in sim pIfying the system so that progress will not be blocked that Alaska can take it's place as a foremost asset of the United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
ADMIRAL LINE IS
 ADVERTISING ALASKA

Full page advertisements in Sun set Magazine and twelve-inch adveT- tisemeuts three times a week in the newspapers along the Pacific Coast are to be used throughout the sum mer by the Admiral Line in an elab- crate advertising plan Co develop the Alaska summer excursion busi- ness. The camnainE, which ln- wolves an expenditure of approN- mately S4O.OoO, commenced the middle of March and will continue through to the last of October.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
REGISTRATION NOTICE

In accordance with Ordinance No. ll2, notice Is hereby given that the registration books vill be open at the oflce of the City Clerk in the City Hall every evening. excepting Saturdays, from 7:s0 to 500 o'clock p. m., for two ca weeks, commencing Monday, March 2oth. 1923. and on Saturday afternoon. April let, 1922, from 2 o'clock un- ul 6 o'clock, for tie registration or voters at the Municipal Election to be held April 4th, 1922.
 CLARA CARSON, 3-7 to 4-I, inc. City Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
PIONEER OF HAYNES DIES
 AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Haines, March 3O.-F. w McEL- ravy. one of the early settlers In Haines, dies at his home in Haines last night at nine o'clock.
 MT. McElravy has been i'll for over two years and has had wonderful vitality to stand of the grim reaper so long
 A widow is left 70 mourn his death and Mrs. McElravy is at the present time also ill.
 Mrs. McElravy has the sympathy of the entire community in her JOSS.
 MT. McElravy was veteran of the Civil War and a member of the Grand Army Of the Potomac His funeral will be helI tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
QUEEN SAILED LAST NIGHT FOR SOUTHEASTERN
 ALASKA AND SkAGWAN

Seattle, March 29.-The s. s. Queen will sail tonight for SkaEway and other southeastern Alaska ports.
 Mrs. W. c. Blanchard and her son Fred c. Blanchard. Victor Cowden, NJ. Soderbcrg, NJ. Boote and Larry Mckinney will be passengers for Skagway and Thoma Nagley and R. B. Perry are booked for Haines.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
Cstnrhal Deafness Cannot Be Carsd

hy lochl applications, 70 they cannot ressh the diseased portion of the ear, Thsrs b only one way co cure catarrhal Gesfareas and that in bv cuuErituttonai FrurfT. CntHrThnl psufnsrs ts caused sT aa fz- named cendtticn cf the mucCus hhinr o1 the EuHtachIEn Tgbe WLpn this tube is lnhhmed you have e rumbHnE sguud of ina- perfect hsardEE. and when e is entirety clcsrd Dcafnrpa H ths rspuit Unlsea sht Inflammation eHz bs reduced and thia tuhs restored Co fts normal contftisa hsErlnf vin bs ArrtroTed forever. Many Garae ot dcAfnona HTV cHNssd ty rntaTrA whtch 70 HE tnbEmed condition cf ths HIucouH trr~ fHcoA HAtfa Cafarrh Medicine sets thrR the bleed on ths mucous rurfEcus Cf tbs Eysfen
 We VIII rive One Hundred DcTlars fHF any Chry of CatErrh1i p-afueps thEt Cznfst ss cured hT HAtrs Catsrsh NsGleiaA czg- gHiArJ fIse Al DruEEitts f6o
 q, . GEENKF a CO Tolssn Gz 4
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30

Ludwig Froelander will leave in a couple of days for Mayo, where he will put in the summer at pros pecting. Mir. FroeIinEer is an eX- perienced prospectC5 and should To- cate some very fine properties in the rich Mayo district
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
NOTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice of Municipal Election As Pro
 vided By Ordinance No. 124

Notice is hereby given that Gen ersl Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, April Fourth ttth). 1899. for the election of 6 Mayor for One CD year term; three t2) CounciImen for Two C2) year term; one CD City Clerk for One CD year term; one CD City Treasurer for One CD year term; one lD Member of School Board CTrsssur- er) for Three Cs) year term.
 The City Hall has been designated as the polling place, and the polls will be open from . a. m. to D. m, April 4th, 1928.
 The qualification of voters for an Of the Rbove officers gre aH follows They shall be ciiiVenH Of the United States of America, tvsnty-ons C2D years of age or over, who have re- sided continuously one CD year next preceding ths date of election in the Territory of Alsska, and siI C6) months next preceding the date of Election within the limits of the City Of sksgwRy. and shah have duly registered
 CLARA CARSON s-7 to 4-l, inc. '2R. City Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30

GIVING AND GETTTNG:-Give, and 1t shall be given unto you: good measure. pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again Luke 6.SS.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
CITIZENS PARTY CONVENTION
 HELD TOMORROW NIGHT

Notice is hereby given that a con- vention of the Citizens party will be held tomorrow DFrdayl night. at eight o'clock al FiremeU's Hall or Fourth avenue A full ticket will be nominated as follows.
 Mayor
 COunCilmen
 City Clerk
 ! City Treasurer
 School Treasurer. All members of the party are re- Ouested Co be present.
 HOWARD ASHLEY.
 Chairman.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
FINE BABY GIRL BORN
 AT WHITE PASS HOSPITAL

On Tuesday evening at the White Pass hospital Mrs. Walter Landers of Pennington, B. C., gave birth to fine daughter, weighing nine pounds. Mother and child are doing well and Dr. Valens says that the baby is one of the finest he has had the pleasure of bringing into the world The father is wearing his honors with dignity and grace
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
JUST IN TIME
Some Skagwsy People May Wait
 Till It's Too Late

Don't vail until too late.
 Be sure to be in time.
 Just in time with kidney ills
 Means curing tks backsche. the dizziness, the urinary disorders
 That so often cIme with kidney troubles.
 Doan's Kidney Pills are Tor this very purpose.
 Here is testimony to prove their merit.
 J. p. Howe, prop. Of general store, l52 Water St. Santa Cruz, Calf, says: "Overlifune affected my kid neys. I had severe pain in the low CT part Of my back, but the main trouble was with ny kidneys They didn't act properly. The secreuons burned and there was infamma- ton in my bIadde-. I tried all known kidney medicines, but they did me no good Ooau's did the work for me. ! have been entirely free from kidney and bladder trouble since" CStatement given February l9, lsl6.j
 On December 4, 1919, Mir, Howe said: q never miss a chance Go recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to anyone hear speaking Of kidney trouble. I know from experience there is nothing better for this trou- ble.
 soc, at all dealers. Foster-Mil- burn Co.,, Mrs. Buffalo, N. '.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
NOTICE

On and after April first the Fire Siren will be blown daily at l2 o'clock noon. excepting Sundays. This will be done in order Co know that the Siren is st all times in working order and also to establish a standard time in Sk8Ewsy.
 Wm. SINE, 9t Marshal.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-03-30
JEFFERSON SAILED AT NINE O'CLOCK YESTERDAY
 MORNING FOR SKAGWAY

Seattle, March 29.-The s. s. Jet- rersou sailed this morning at nine o'clock for Skagway and southeast ern Alaska points.
 There were seventy-fve passengers aboard for the different ports, which includes a partial crew for the can nery at Hawk Inlet, and Cahin Perl man for Skagway.