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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
February
7.
19JI.
Alaska
Has
Fine
Museum.
Today
we
arc
puhlKhiiig
an
article
descriptive
of
more
specimens.
Alter
so
in,
ft
years
it
should
liecome
a
credit
to
the
territory.
Itritish
Columbia's
provincial
museum
was
also
started
in
.a
small
way
hy
the
Natural
History
Society
of
Itritish
Columbia
located
at
Victoria,
Ins
members
of
which
gave
of
their
time
and
talents
lb
secure
the
establishment
of
the
institution.
Vancouver
has
a
small
museum
and
art
collection
but
so
wrapped
up
in
commercialism
have
the
people
there
been
that
they
have
had
little
lime
for
anything
else.
Prince
llupert
should
be
a
museum
and
ail
centre
for
the
northern
.and
central
portion
of
British
Columbia.
It
is
Ihe
'natural
centre
and
all
that
is
needed
is
for
someone
to
take
an
interest
in
il
and
gel
it
slart?d.
A
society
should
be
formed
for
Ihe
purpose
lo
have
the
care
of
Ihe
infant
-.mil
to
bring
il'tu
such
a
degree
of
importance
that
the
public
generally
could
be
interested
in
il.
Ramsay
Macdonald
Is
Real
Leader.
Whatever
else
he
may
be,
it
must
be
admitted
that
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
is
a
real
leader,
lie
will
not
sit
down
quietly
and
let
things
drift.
While
il
is
expected
thai
he
will
he
careful
enough
to
hold
his
position,
it
is
also
certain
that
he
will
be.
to
the
fore
in
movements
irwAvhich
he
is
interested
hat
people
are
anxious
to
know
is
Ihe
attitude
his
radical
Jollowers
will
lake
when
parliament
reopens.
Thev
have
already
been
given
Ihe.
sop
of
Russian
recognition
-and
there
will
he
other
tilings
coming
Iheir
way
which
will
h?lp
lo
appease
thern
with
.mil
estranging
Liberal
support.
There
is
much
in
common
ie-:
lueeit
Liberal
and
Labor
although
Liberals
do
not
stand
for
extreme
radicalism.
The
situation
is
mi
interesting
one
bill
the
wiser
prophets
sesm
lo
intimate
that
Ihe
session
will
pass
off
'.Without
any
breakup
of
Ihe
forces
lhat
now
hold
control.
Millions
Of
Broadcasting
Stations.
w
There
are
millions
of
broadcasting
stations
in
Ihe
world.
Every
individual
is
broadcasting
all
Ihe
Tyiic.
He
is
sending
out
into
(he
world
radiations
lhat
are
influencing
for
good
or
for
ill.
Some
are
sending
pleasing
vibrations
that
.thrill,
lhat
are
per-moated
with
sunshine
or
that
have
an
elevating
power.
Others
send
out
nauseating
vibrations
lhat
cause
sickness
and
disease
rind
death
and
dirt
and
dreariness
nnd
doubl
all
bad.
As
von
must
broadcast
whether
you
will
or
not,
he
u
joy
bearer.
Power
By
Radio
May
Be
Next
Step.
,
After
sending
sound
by
wire,
people
discovered
lhat
light
hnd
power
could
also
be
conveyed
in
Hit1
same
manner.
PnCVihly
now
lhat
sound
is
being
convsyed
every
day
without
a
wire,
ighl
and
power
may
also
follow.
Many
are
working
on
the
pro.
blem
today
and
when
it
is
discovered
there
will
bo
other-
claim
to
have
been
Ihe
first
to
invent
the
system.
Power
by
air
would
bs
such
a
revolutionizer
of
industry
and
Iraisporlnliou
lhal
it
is
difficult
for
us
lo
realize
what
il
would
mean.
When
Lieut.
Missel
of
the
U.S.
air
force
was
here
a
few
days
ago,
he
spoke
of
the
wonderful
aid
il
would
he
to
lying
lo
be
able
to
receive
Ihe
power
as
they
were
(ravelling.
If
the
air
was
filled
with
power
waves
all
the
lime
and
all
thai
.
WAS
fiein.;vrv
wni
I..
n
f..
m
i-
I
i
1
1
.
"
J"1
"
looay
we
nine
in
on
a
""
'TV
.
I'0"'"""
"oiii.j
be
unending.
Power
could
he
ra.lial-d
by
big
forces
and
conveyed
lo
the
point
where
it
laying
canies
or
spending
huge
sums
of
d
.
.
"L1
'
?
Z
"?ni.
"
Vlrt
?
required.
ni
r
,t
e
",fc
"Ir
wonl
0,1(1
wo,ld
slimulale
lo
ii
iMiuirr
inventions.
Indigestion
Ili
?uyeJ-
co"t,nue
t0
grow
weaker
and
weaker
because
the
digestive
is
system
not
supplying
proper
nJSe
d'Wive
system
falls
for
E3c
S
..il
n-ervef
must
be
restored
by
some
other
means
"
Se
rS?
R'
CHASE'S
NERVE
Food
com
It
revitalizes
the
wasted
nerves
and
builds
up
the
nervous
energy
which
is
essential
to
the
healthful
working
uiKCTtive
uysiem
You
4wlll
notice
that
while
the
pricetof
Dr.
Chwe'e
Nerve
Food
!)
been
increased
to
60c.
the
box
now
contilni
60
pill
Instead
of
60
as
formerly.
.,LH'wi
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
are
35c.
for
35
pills,
Instead
of
25c.
for
25
pills.
Edmsnion.
Rut
r
t
.i
'
w,
UlU..
Toronto.
New
Box
0
Pills
60
cts.
safe.
THE
most
nnmiying
thing
my
house
is
the
alarm
clock,
annoys
me
every
-morning.
in
It
IF
anybody
finds
tlio
limn
a
hit
dull
let
him
try
to
puzzle
out
what
the
totem
on
Second
Av
means.
I
T
is
tmdcrslood
that
Ihe
clams
at
North
lleach,
Queen
Chariot-1
les,
are
much
annoyed
at
Capt.
Hahinplon.
He
is
planning
another
clam
cannery.
SOME
creatures
are
when
it
is
fliuitd
they
are
useless
and
lltcn
llii'i'x
oilier
creatures
that
are
eanneil
to
make
them
more
useful.
1
miisnnm
niiil
liiliiiii)l
lilirftrv
nf
Iho
.
larViliiv
,f
ttnvLn
nil
I
THE
III'..
other
Oilier
day
lla'
B
a
Juneaii.
II
sc?nts
lo
he
a
verV
important
institution
and
is
von-'
tf
'
"""P""1
1
...lilmt?
nr
fill
Am
itnn
iirlitt
I'ti-
sianiiy
ncing
improved
ny
me
nuuiiiuu
oi
IN
some:
places
in
the
south
Ithey
make
aunnd
music
and
the
quality'
is-often
second
rale,
the
local
citizen
IcrlaiiHiienls
and
now
ho
says
bo
will
never
be
satisfied
until
ho
visits
Arahy.
lienealh
ers.
JAKI
says
he1!!
sooir
squeeie
one
ii
ihosA
Inousand
lione
tapers
and
make
ii
his
own
than
he
hand
of
any
fairy.
SOME
gamblers
are
already
tired
of
.Mali
Johng
and
wish
In
change
it
In
Pah
.lonph.
THE
person
who
alwiiys'
makes
a
eomvtiuck
is
I
tie
lull
collector
lhal
calls
at
my
house.'
YOU
can
Insure
your
life,
your
voice
if
you
are
h
singer,
your
loes
if
you
are
a
dancer,
hut
ri'
putalioni
No,
its
always
in
dan
ger
and
I
lie
rale
would
be
loo
high.
I
j
Ten
Years
Ago
1
in
Ptinc
Rupert
I
K
Fabeuary
7,
114.
Flishop
F.
II.
DuVernel,
Canon
(I.
A.
Hit,
llev.
V,
E.
Cnllison,
II.
I..
Mclnlosli
and
Cant.
E.
MC-Coskrie
are
back
from
Massed
where
they
went
by
special
boat
to
attend
Ihe
funeral
of
the
late
"Father"
William
llogan.
A
concert
and
social
was
given
in
the
I'resbylerian
Church
last
night
hy
the-
Ladies'
Aid
as
a
farewell
lo
llev.
F.
W.
Kerr,
Ihe
pastor,
who
has
accepted
a
call
lo
Now
Westminster.
0.
It.
Nadon
presided
and
among
lhoe
who
spoke
appreciatively
of
.MrJppaphs
of
Kerr
were
Rev.
J
llev.
(i,
II.
Haley,
Hit
and
Rev.
W.
Miss
Lois
Mcllae,
F.
Iiimrnick,
Canon
('.
A.
W.
Wright,
on
hehalf
of
the
ennfrregatinn,
presented
Mrs.
Kerr
with
a
purse
of
money,
Mr.
Kerr
responded
suitably.
Those
taking
part
in
the
program
included
Miss
Stephens,
Mrs.
.larvis
Mcl.eod,
Mlsse
Morgan,
Mrs.
William
Millar,
Miss
Irwin,
.1.
E.
Hatey
and
Miss
Dimrnick.
;
A
federal
government
report
shows
lhal
there
are
3H,2-'3
miles
of
railway
tracks
in
Can
ana,-
an
increase
of
'J,
832
over
11)13.
BOGUS
MONEY
BECOMES
COMMON
IN
GERMANY
HEM.IN,
Feb.
7.
Ilogus
money
has
become
very
common
in
Cermany
since
Ihe
decline
of
the
mark
and
Ihe
passage
nf
financial
transactions
out
of
re
gular
hanks
into
Ihe
hands
of
money-bootleggers.
A
number
of
one
dollar
bills
which
have
been
raised
to
lfl0-bills
hate
turned
up
in
llerlfn.
I'hoy
are
said
to
bo
Similar
lo
raised
hills
which
have
appeared
in
ltuslu.
There
are
also
many
counterfeit
one-pound
notes
in
circulation.
It
Is
relatively
ensy
for
forger
lo
final
hnd
paper
today,
for
the
street
corner
bankers
are
not
as
yet
very
expert
in
delecting
counterfeits,
i
THE
DAILY
MJAVB.
Thursday
!
ii
r
The
Mat
in
tl
Moon
JUNEAU
HAS
A
SAYSt-
41
THE
fatal
day
in
leap
year
is'
Kclirunrv
Unll'll
mil
fnr
il
'
graph
FINE
MUSEUM
Natural
History,
Art
and
Photo-
boys.
If
v..ii
sroi
,,!
ii
v.iii
n
as
Wall
as
Library
I
Jl
,NK.r.
Fed,
7.
Hlstorlo
In
his
nu.
iiual
report
for
llev.
Andrew
P.
Kashevaroff.
pastor
of
the
Oreek
Orthodox.
Chiu-eh
in
Jiu
neau.
vivos
Hie
billowing
hrief
outline
of
Hie
museum
and
library.
"Tim
specimens
contained
in
ihe
Museum,
represent
Hie
early
culture
of
Hie
aboriginal
races
of
Alaska.
The
larger
portion
of
exhibits
represent
the
arts
and
.crafts
of
the
Csklmos,
though
Hm
jW'eslern
Aleutian
races
and
the
,
Thlingit
.
.
people
are
now
well
I
"
The
whole
collection
is
unsiir-Ipassed
hy
any
museum
in
the
1'niled
Stales.
There
are
certain
specimens
in
the
museum
Dial
are
not
duplicated
y
any
other
institution
in
America.
Notably
Ihe
specimens
fmm
kitchen
mid.
dons
ars
of
very
rare
art
and
so
old
lhat
many
of
Ihenv
are
not
only
fossilized
but
ohonUed,
Spaclmans
Racalved
'
"New
specimens
are
constantly
received,
mostly
from
inlrresled
people
by
donation.
Ilerenlly
Ihroe
prehistoric
lamps
from
K'enni
AlaL.
were
ilonnleil
liv
I
HAVE.been
about
the
world
aMr
ranPn
nf
n,p
,iU,bVf
Mr
ot
and
ha
seen
a
In!
of
ipieer'f.
i
lh,,v
r(,
i
xprv
n,.i
,i
rar
Ihinvs;
hut.so
far
I
have
noveriA,nricnn
flair
used
at
Point
Hurl
ct
ejes
on
a
lliousand
dollar
ro.v
ilV
American
belief
Sla.'
bill,
much
more
felt
il
crinkle
,im.
...
..r-.o,,!-,!
i,v
Frank
Ihe
squeeze
of
my
fin-
Yasiida,
and.,
II
water
folor
pictures
of
Ihe
scone
on
SI.
Paul
Land
St.
Ooorge
Islands
were
pro.
sonted
hy
Ihe-Alaska
Commercial
Company.
A
rare
Russian
linen
towel
elaborately
worked
in
cross.
si
itch
designs,
was
pre.
entod
by
Mrs.
Chas.
Illandy
of
New
York.
Four
historic
photo.
graphs
of
Prince,
Princess
Mak-'
soulnff,
Captain
Emmons
and
Commissioner
Koskul,
all
Inking
PLAYERS
Ik
NAVY
COT
s
A
.
BBBBBlBKaBBBWBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW
f
illip
More
sold
all
other
brands
combined
Beautifully
Cool
and
Sweet
Smoking
pari
in
Ihe
transfer
of
Ihe
'Vrri--
lory
of
Alaska
til
the
United
nalely,
is
fast
disappearing.
The
Slates,
were
presented
by
Lieut.
'.ecrelan
endemnred.
Ihrouch
Ihet
Emmons.
Sagenls
in
charge
of
Ihe
AlaskaJ
"The
Museum
at
present
.ownslur,.a
f
JMncalion,
lo
simu-
two
mounted
moo.e
heads,
lwv
e
interest
in
reming
this,
sheep
heads,
two
caribou
heads
wonderful
art
in
Hie
schools
and
15
mounted
water
and
land
fowls,
missions
of
Alaska,
but
wilh
very)
one
mounted
Mack
boar,
one
,
nnsnllsfaelory
resiill.
Samples
mounted
cow
moose,
one
moiinlod
f
rnw
nnd
prepared
material
used
young
deer,
and
one
mounted
n
haskelry
fr'mi
natural
root
lo
brown
lear
hea'd.
One
moiinlod
u,e
finished
split
nnd
dyed
moll
while
owl
has
been
donated
hy
a,
trasseshave
been
added
In'
James
(i,
Monro
of
Fairbanks.
,.
,.,dloolioii.
Mr.
E.
I.
Walker.:
Alaska.
jn
charge
of
Ihe
Uolnjrioal
Sur.'
Photos
Increasing
ry.
j,,,,
kindlv
promised
lo
loan!
The-
collection
hf
photographs
m,o
Museum
some
iinfiiiihed
bas-i
and
Iransparancles
Is
constantly
M
:md
oilier
specimens
from
growing
in
number
and
Import-
die
Aleutian
Islands.
nnco.
.Many
rare
photographs
off
Library
intensely
interesting
historic
-very
small
numbers
of
rill-
worth
are
from
lime
lo
tiuw
ao-
lotl
r
.UMkca
are
aware
thai
quired.
The
Jl
transparencies.
,j((
'rrilfiry
ha"
an
arciimula.
iiing
scenes
in
Alaska,
are
of
f
j.ooks,
dealing
In
early
very
rare
beauly
and
arlislic
hisiory.
peoifraphy.
explorations,
nierit.
The
fouralhums,
contain,
science,
literature,
jjonlnpy
and
ing
pholofrraplis
of
scenes
about
discoM-rios
of
Alaska
lhat
Is
only
Nome
and
vicinity,
Fairbanks
nnd
surpassed
by
Hie
Congressional
Nenana.
section,
nal.lt
e
of
Ihe
Library
at
Washinjflon.
O.C.
Northwest
Alaska,
and
summer
There
are
so
many
rare
hooks
and
scenes
or
.nnw
ami
tieinily
are
mhnaraidi
plates
of
historic
of
great
interest
to
Ihe
visitors
vnP
dial
wore
I
hey
lost
by
some
ai
me
.Museum.
.Many
new
pnoio-
Pllniilv
II
would
be
imoossihle
rare
historic
value
reidace
Ihem.
The
I.ihrarv
hate
been
added
In
lh
collection,
contains
Ihe
original
publication
Native
Baskets
issued
closely
after
Ihe
events
"A
small
number
of
jnhlitional
written
nhou!
or
described
in
the
baskets
has
been
added
lo
the
early
I
ill
Ii
century.
II
contain
collection
which
now
practically
n
complete
record
of
Ihe
press
of
represent
all
sections
of
Alaska.
Alaska
fion(
IHiiH
with
very
few
The
basket
on
hand
are
those
numbers
missing.
The
gotoru
made
by
the
host
weator
of
Ihe
m.ent
publication
dealing
with
obi
school
in
which
Ihe
material
pooloy,
ethnology,
geodetic
sur
used
and
Ihe
manner
nf
weaving
toy
wilh
maps
and
charls
of
Alas-shows
Ihe
Iruo
arl
of
Ihe
Alaska
ka,
Ihe
reindeer
Industry
from
natives
before
it
was
debased
by
its
tery
Inception,
Ihe
fisheries
commercialism,
The
number
on
Ihe
mines,
(he
agriculture,
edit,
hand
is
fully
sufficient
for
Iho'catiou,
the
pntcrniHOul,
the
ju
study
of
this
art
which,
iinforlii-.dicial
records,
and
many
other
INDIGESTION
GAS
i!!:::!"
ON
STOMACH
PAINS
AFTER
MEALS
Munjr
pMifil
mirfrr
terribly
friri
Hi
ami
1'iiliu
In
I
lie
Moinai'll
iller
every
meal,
and
sre
kept
in
ruuManl
nilanry.
Pir
the
past-
it
yearn
B
unlock
HImh
lllttera
lia
lieeti
tirlnrlnr
and
Joy
to
IIkhishiiiIs
mfferlni
from
ysrloiia
finni
of
lomarli
lriiil)l,
lirlilux
them
to
eat
Hire
eiiareviiieilii
a
ilnyj
liHlplnit
lliein
In
eat
anything
tliey
with.
wlllMnit
havln
to
mffer
for
It
after.
'
thill'
subjects
may
bo
seen
on
.
I
nun
IfilI.
illUSA,!
from
Dixon
Entrance,
to
Ihe
Arc
tic
Sea,
me
Historical
i.inrary
Is
an
assured
fact,
ami
'any
wishing
lo
use
the
reference
books
for
any
purpose
whalsoocr,
can
find
very
rich
source
of
In
forma
I
Inn
in
Ihe
collection
jif
books,
pam
puieis
ami
charts.
mere
nro
nariy
lilerary
compositions,
fic
tion
nnd
poelry
on
Alaka."
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fnw
ht
Dnllv
ew
Mr,
rretl
Melson,
Moo.e
Jaw,
Sak.,
LAND
ACT.
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not
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:oai.
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eat
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ejrept
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fmsl
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earh
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lielnr
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mil.
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bad
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planted
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tln
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south-
until
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hlth
have
taken
four
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liaa
nearly,
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mark
around
the.
island,
refirninr
it
not
completely,
rc.lored
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