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FORMER NEWSBOY
LONDON'.—The Rev. Walter H.
• Armstrong, who began the other day
| his ministry at Wesley’s chapel here.
| where he occupies John Wesley’s
[ own pulpit, once sold papers in the
[ London streets. He earned about
I, ten cents a day as a newsboy.
. j When eleven years old, he left
school and became a telegraph mess
enger, and later a postman. Then
he began to devote his evenings to
studying for the ministry. After
serving as a missionary in the Far
East, he returned to England and
conducted the largest men's religious
meetings in London, with an attend
ance of 2,000 Sunday after Sun
day.
According to the British press,
his virile personality is bound to
J leave an impress on the life of the
• famous church which was the center
of Wesleyan Methodism.
| “It is not my intention," he said,
j “to start anything sensational. My
belief is that the church exists not
to set its sail for every wind that
, blows, but to raise the whole stan
1 dard of life. I believe in the ap
i plication of Christian principles to
every aspect of modem life. A
i narrow Christianity is no Christiani
I ty at all."
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THE TELEPHONE.
If the extended use of the tele
phone indicates a high degree of
enterprise and intelligence. then
America has a good right to be
proud.
I Chicago has more telephones than
all France; Kansis City more than
i Belgium, and Boston more than
Austria-Hungary'- Great Britain and
j Ireland together have only 200.00C
more than New York City, and some
American office buildings have more
than the kingdom of Greece or Bui
I garia.
As to quality of service, connec
tions that can be mane in thirty
seconds in America take thirty min
utes in London,—.Journal of Educa
tion.
In Budapest a reactionary is any
one whose conscience hurts him aft
er he has killed a property owner.—
Wichita (Kan.t Beacon.
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Miners and Prospectors!
NOTICE OF CH6NGE OF RECORDING PRECINCTS
According to a recently issued Court Order by
Judge Chas. E. Bunnell, the Nenana Mining and Re
cording District has been enlarged to take in the Bon
nifield and Totatlanika Districts.
Miners and Prospectors of these districts wall be
enabled by this change to do their recording and
transact other business at Nenana. which is within
easy reach of their mining activities.
NENANA COMMERCIAL CLUB.
| R. S. McDonald, President. R. J. Diven, Secretary . |
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HER IGLOO
! OF COAST TOWN
! SECURES RESORT
—
Ketchikan Igloo, No. 16, Pioneers
of laska, has received the articles
of incorporation for the establish
ment of a sanitarium at Bailey bay,
and it is the intention of the igloo
to build a modern and up-to-date
health resort, with good buildings
and accommodations for a largo
: number of people. The sanitarium
will not only be for members of
the order, but for Alaskans or any
one who desires treatment.
The plan has been approved by
the Grand Igloo of Pioneers and
by the Government.
The mineral hot springs at Bailey
are of the highest medicinal value
and of great benefit t# those suffer
ing from rheumatism, lumbago, or
any ailment which hot springs will
cure. It is planned later to issue
an attractive pamphlet setting forth
the advantages of the resort, and
an extensive advertising campaign
will be entered into by those in
charge of the work.
The Bailey hot springs have long
been known on the coast as being
among the best in Alaska, the water
having a constant and large flow
with an exceedingly high tempera
ture and containing valuable medi
cinal values. Bailey bay is located
on Cleveland peninsula, about 75
miles north of Ketchikan and im
mediately across Beam canal from
the upper end of Bell island.
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SUGGEST PILLBOXES BE
USED AS CHICKEN COOPS
LONDON. — Pillboxes, built dur
ing the dark days of the war when
England was fortified against pos
sible invasion, are still standing, and
some correspondents writing to the
newspapers suggest that they be
utilized as chicken coops or incu
bators.
FRENCH AUTHORITIES
CENSOR GERMAN PAPERS
BERLIN.—French authorities in
the zone of occupation are now sys
tematically censoring and suppress
ing the German newspapers which
are coming into unoccupied Ger
many. according to the Frankfort
Gazette.
In “Dear” Oi' Lunnon.
‘‘Do you mean to say you think
this room is fit to live in?”
"Oh. no! But I thought you only
wanted to pay four guineas a
week.—London Opinion.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS
OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING. ENGRAVING
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FOREIGNERS IN
JAPAN ANNOYED
BYDETECTIVES
TOKIO.—Referring to the sensi
tiveness of the Japanese authorities
about the movement of “suspicious
foreigners” who arrive in this coun
try, the Jiji says that no doubt the
authorities are wisely careful to
prevent the influx of such danger
ous ideas as Bolshevism and Social
ism, but the result is that foreign
ers who are very favorably inclined
toward Japan are not infrequently
subjected to a system of vexatious
spying or shadowing.
The Jiji relates that recently an
American whose name is well known*
in business and economic circles in
America, while on his way from
Nagasaki to Tokio. is said to have
been subjected to examination at
the hands of half a dozen different
detectives. The American, who is
a friend of Baron Shibusawa, in
the course of an interview with him,
drew his attention to what had oc
curred during his journey, and said
that such an experience, if suffered
by other foreigners, is likely to send
them away with a very unfavorable
impression of Japan.
The Jiji also refers to the case
of Dr. Frederick Starr, professor
at Chicago university, who is well
known among the Japanese by the
name of "Ofuda Hakase” or Charm
Doctor, owing to the great interest
evinced by him in the collection of
| charms from the Japanese temples.
iThe American professor recently ar
rived in Japan. As soon as Dr.
\ Starr landed at Yokohama the local
] police authorities instructed a police
! officer to follow him to Tokio. Later,
when Dr. Starr left for a trip to
Mount Fuji, the police authorities
supplied, unasked, a police escort to
the American visitor, and the of
ficer accompanied him all the way
to the top of the mountain. Dr.
Starr is at present staying at Kozu
and his residence, says the news
paper. is unnecessarily closely
watched by the lynx-eyed police.
The Jiji adds: “It is the height
of absurdity that the Japanese au
thorities should evince suspicion
about the movements of such men
and detail detectives to keep watch
o\ er them."
GERMAN WAGE EARNERS
GET HIGHER PAY NOW
BERLIN—The average daily wage
of men has increased 241 per cent
and of women 263 per cent since
1914. according to the Imperial
Workers Gazette. The greatest in
crease was in the electrical industry.
If 100 pints of milk were sepa
rated into constituent parts, chem
ists figure, there would be 67 pint
of water. The rest would be fat.
sugar, protein, phosphates, lime, and
iron.
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MANY NATURALIZATIONS
TAKE PLACE IN AUSTRIA
VIENNA.—-Austria, since the col
lapse, has no need to fear emigra
tion. for in the time between No
vember, 1918. and July, 1919. no
less than 160,000 naturalizations
took place. The majority of them
are of residents of Bohemia and
Moravia of German ancestry, who,
rather than come urrie.- the Czech
rule and be Czech citizens, have
rushed to Vienna and taken on
German-Austrian citizenship.
Many others, refugees mo^t of
them, have also swept in and ap
plied for citizenship as Austrians
rather than Galicians or Hungarians
because they are of German origin.
Many have taken the move in an
attempt to avoid the confiscation of
their fortunes.
GEISHA GIRLS WIN
STRIKE; GET INCREASE
HONOLULU, T. H. — Japanese
Geisha girls of Honolulu have won
a short-lived strike for an increase
in pay. and hereafter will receive
SI.50 an hour, an increase of 50
cents over the former rate. Tea
garden proprietors will pass the ad
ditional entertainment cost on to
their patrons. The Geisha girls de
manded the increase because of the
high cost of living Rice has gone
up several dollars a sack.
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BRITISH NAVAL FLAGS
ARE TO BE PRESERVED
LONDON.—F!ag> flown by Brit
ish ships in battle are to be preserv
ed. according to an announcement
by the admiralty which declares that
any ship having such a flair should
“frame it” and place it in a suitable
position on the ship.
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