CHURCH NOTICES.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The usual services will be held by
Father R. J. Crimont at the Catholic
church on Sunday. Masses at 8:30
and 10:30 o'clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
St. George's Mission. — First Sun
day after Epiphany. Morning prayer
and Holy Communion 11 a. m., at Red
Hragon Club House. Sunday school at
12 o'clock. Evensong at 7:30 o'clock
Hegg's Bungalow Hall.
Musical Program.
Voluntary "Abide With Me".
Anthem.by the Choi
Solo — "The Homeland", by Johnso
Miss Shepard.
Violin Solo—Selected .... Mr. Clayso
Anthem — "Sweet and Low".l,owde
Solo — "1 Heard the Voice of Jesus
Say".Harris
Mrs. O'Neill.
Duet—Mrs. Chase and Miss Shepard
, ] Sermon — "If ye know these things
happy are ye If ye do them.”—Jhn.
I 13, 17.
Don’t bring just one friend, bring
as many us you can; they’ll like it. so
1 i will we. REV. E. I*. ZIEGLER.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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Preaching services 11 a. m., "The
1 j Two Sons;” Sabbath school 12 m.:
I Preaching services 7:30 p. m., "Sal
1 j valion is of God.”
Please note the change in the hour
j for the evening service. You will find
j the messages of the day helpful and
I inspiring. The choir will render its
usual program in the evening.
Duet—"It Must. Be Told"_Marquis
Mrs. Baird and Mrs. {'ourtright.
Anthem — "Hush, My Soul”. .Schuler
Anthem—“() Praise the Lord”.Gabriel
Come and bring a friend to enjoy
the service of the Sabbath.
A. G. SHRIVER, Pastor.
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For a good dance on a new floor
come to the Bon Ton Dance at Bunga
low Hall tonight.
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| For those who enjoy dancing ther<
; will he an opportunity afforded then
, at Eagle hall tonight.
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Ladies' silk hosiery, in all the deli
j cate shades, are the lateBt offering a
| Clayson’a.
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The Eagles, invite you to attem
their dance tonight.
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Subscribe for the Times.
The following additional details of
the death of a former fordo an wo ^
man near Fairbanks win )je r. ,<1 with
interest by her friends:
“Olnes, Alaska, [)oc. ](t, 1916. ,
‘ I have run a long, long ree, and
lost. Life is no longer worth the ^
struggle. Only disappointment, hard- ,
ships and sickness.
“I am bathed and dressed fur burial.
I wish the Baptist minister »d his (
ehotr to officiate.
“I was horn in Marshall, Michigan. ,
thirty-seven years ago, an ,\i erfcan.' ;
What money 1 have Is In Mr. Porfner's |
safe. Bury me nice not < pensive, |
and send bill to my son. Wir my son |
Clinton Phillips, Ennis. Montana, that |
I died today, and that a suit case will ,
he expressed to him. And express my
suitcase of personal effee's. Mail |
from Cordova, forward to jjtv son. All ,
other burn. Return the Victrola and
records to It. W. Caldettuad, Fair
! banks.
"I am not insane. M\ spirit is brok
I en with everybody, and. everything
i against me. But I am tjnt guilty of
the charge made against i .e. Ood is
my witness.
> “I'll be glad when the worst is over,
as I've been wronged, jidged wrong
and no one to take m\ pah. God help
my poor orphaned boy, but my burdens
are greater than I can bear. Buc'n is
the life of a lone woman, for many
years trying to make an honest exist
cnee for herself and hoy.
“There is no law, protection or jus
tice, but, alas! 'The mills of the god
grind slow, but exceeding fine.
“MRS. GEORGI Y PHIGUPS.
"Make tests and lie suri I am dead."
The foregoing letter, addressed to
no person In particular, but found In
the rahin of Mrs. Georgia Phillips, who
was found in an unconscious condition
in her cabin at Olnr on the morning f
of December 11, and who afterward;
died, tells the story of the recent OI
nes suicide, as its victim wanted it
told. It tells the story of a life of
hardship and struggle such as is com
monly met with in the north hut which
j the letter says, and subsequent events
. proved the statement to ho 'rue, the
victim of the suicide w. unable to
hear. The letter was pr lured at the
coroner's Inquest jjittifr; death of
Mrs. Phillips as pWoT^wmcldelve that
the woman fully int• h) to kill het
self, since which tii it,1 has been in
the hands of Conn sinner and ex
Offleia Coroner Sa el If. Weiss, of
Chatanika, who rei. ed its contents
for publication.
Interviewed regu ig the eontt nts
of the letter when ,3 as In Pair- j
banks on Sunday. I dye Wei -- sai-.l;
that the "charge erred to in the
li tter was but n eti r of cummin 1
gossip at Olnes ai a. Chatanika. lie
also stated that t! "money In Mr. j
Dorfner's safe" c .ted of six:-/ dol !
lars, which the u. ym had evid utly !
saved from her u J jgn.
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Don't let the w. alier stop you from
going to the Bon Tun dance tonight
You are sure to li ne a good time.
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Job Printing at Dally Times office.
SIMLA, India, Jan. D. — "So far from
he people of India groaning under an
nonnouH burden of taxation, India
t one of the most lightly taxed conn
ries on the face of the eartli,” ac
ording to Sir William Meyer, minis
er of finance for India, in response
u the charges of overtaxation pro
erred by so called Extremists.
The total revenues. Imperial and
irovincial, for the current year, dur
ng which some additional taxation
vas imposed, amounted to £86,r,iHi,00i).
Sir William said, and this sum ilislil
iiilcd among the 244,000,000 people of
iritish India gave a resultant contrt
mtiou per capita of only seven snil
ings. He pointed out that in three
ither Asiatic countries, Japan, Siam
ind the Dutch Indies, the rate per
lead was much higher, being twenty
hreo shillings in Japan, thirteen shil
ings four pence in Siam, and eleven
ihillings three pence in the Dutch
ndies.
The usual large turnout will ho at
the Eagle dance tonight, and your
want to be there.
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John Kawson has removed his bar
gain store to the Northern block, op
posite the Cordova House.
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Como to the Bon Ton ball, at the
new Bungalow Hall. You will be sure
to enjoy yourself.
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