ICE CREAM FOCI VALUE
While many people know that Ice Cream
is a dainty dessert, the following article would
indicate a food value which few realize*
Professor Oscar Erf of Ohio State Univer
sity, nationally known authority on ice cream,
has issued the following table:4
| “One pint of ice cream is equivalent to—
1.90 lbs. of lean beef; 1.90 lbs of chicken;
.92 lb. ham; .34 lb. bacon; .84 lb. pork loin;
3.00 lbs. salt cod; K40 lbs. eggs; 4.20 lbs. oys
ters; 2.60 lbs. potatoes.”
Other scientists have proved that ice cream
possesses unusual energy-building qualities.
Hospitals throughout the nation serve it lib
erally, and it is found on the training tables of
most athletes.
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GRAND IGLOO
OF PIONEERS
IS IN SESSIO
The grand igloo of Pioneers of
Alaska met at Anchorage and trans
. acted much important business.
After the formal proceedings of
opening the convention and the read
ing of the minutes of the last meeting
the convention proceeded to the first
order of business on the calendar, the
' consideration of the constitutional
amendment reducing the time for
qualification for membership in the
Pioneers to January 1, 1905.
The chief contention arose over the
admission of the Nome and the Fair
banks delegations (both of which were
instructed against changing the qual
fication provision).
These delegations failed to get in in
time for consideration by the commit
tee on credentials, which was dis
charged before these delegations
came in.
The result of a roll call vote result- j
I ed in the adoption of the amendment. !
The second amendment, which had •
also been made a special order of bus-!
iness and placed at the head of the■
calendar, the amendment repealing
the designation of Juneau as the place
for holding the biennial meetings of
the grand igloo, was then passed by
the same alignment of votes on roll
call.
By the time these amendments had
been passed the watch of the grand
president registered 11, and the1
ladies, of the auxiliary had a “rev-!
eille sounded by the cornet in the
band which was waiting to play at |
the Pioneer love feast provided by the
ladies in honor of the grand igloo.
The constitutional amendments, of
II of which there were nearlv a dozen
occupied most of the time of the igloo ,
and the constitution was amended in
n=======——
several important particulars—among
the amendments being one authoriz
ing the grand president to act as
delegate for the home honorary igloo
at Sitka with one vote in the con
vention.
An amendment designed to prevent
the carrying of delinquent members
on the roll for the purpose of increas
ing the vote of the subordinate igloo
in the convention was also passed.
An earnest fight was made for the
amendment making the grand igloo
the official spokesman of the subordi
nate igloos, for the purpose of ex
pressing the views of the Pioneers
on matters affecting the welfare of
the order or of Alaska, but failed
to get the necessary two-thirds vote
to be adopted. The individual igloos
are left to act independently, as be
fore.
The annual election of officers re
sulted as follows:
Grand President, T. W. Nelson, An
chorage: grand first vice-president,
John Noon, Seward; grand second
vice-president, T. B. Towle, Seward;
grand secretary, A. G. Thompson, An
chorage; grand treasurer, John Gil
patrick, Seward; grand historian
John W. Frame, Anchorage; grand
chaplain, J. W. Hunt, Valdez; grand
sergeant at arms, George Dooley, Cor-'
dova; grand trustees, W. P. Smith, J.
R. Walle, Nenana, and J. C. Johnson,
Iditarod.
Seward was selected, as against
Valdez and Nenana, for the next meet
ing of the grand igloo, and the date
fixed as March 9, 1921, being Seward
day, adopted as a day for special ser- j
vices by the Pioneers.
In point of the number of igloos
represented, the number of delegates
attended, and the important work ac
complished, the twelfth annual con
vention just ended has been one of the
most noteworthy held by the Pioneers.
The grand igloo enters upon the new
year upon a firm financial footing
with the prospect of organizing
several new subordinate igloos, and
of seeing the membership of those
already organized largely increased
due to the reduction of the time limit
lor qualification to fifteen years.
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