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COLLEGE WOMEN SHIRK
ON MATRIMONIAL ALTAR
BERKELEY, Cal., Jan. 22—Women
who graduate from college do not
take to marriage with the same en
thusiasm as those who have not at
tended institutions of higher learn
ing, according to replies received
here from 5,000 former co-eds of the
University of California who were
interrogated on the subject in the
course of a survey conducted by the
Alumni Association.
Less than one-third of the 5,000
women who received questionnaires
have chosen marriage as a career,
accordiug to A. H. Mobray, assistant
professor of insurance, who directed
the survey.
Of the great unwed majority, the
survey revealed, fully one-half have
elected teaching as a profession,
the remainder showing a preference
for accounting and medicine.
In spite of the low I'atio of mar
ried girl graduates, Mr. Mobray still
has hopes for the continuance of
the race because most of the an
swers he has received were from
women yet young, “many of whom
would undoubtedly marry some
time.”
FEDERAL LICENSES INCREASE
Federal license taxes in Alaska
during the calendar year 1924 collect
jed by the Clerk of the District Court
i aggregated §162,091.02 in the First
division, an increase of approximately
40 per cent over the collections from
the same source in 1923, according to
figures released from the clerk’s^ of
fice. Taxes both in and out of incor
porated towns showed substantial in
creases.
An opitmist is a man who thinks
his bald spot makes him look distin
guished.
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HEALY RIVER COAL
THOUGHT
SPACE
THE HOUSEWIFE’S
DELIGHT
Free from Soot and all Foreign
Natter; Clean and Economical
Office Mine
Anchorage, Alaska Healy Forks, Alaska
HEALY RIVER COAL CORP.
Greek Church To Be
Built in the Crab City
(Cordova Times)
Rev. Tikhon Lavrischeff, newly ap
pointed priest for Greek-Russian
churches in region of Prince William
Sound, arrived in Cordova on one of
the recent steamers.
Rev. T. Lavrischeff was educated in
Russia, attending a teacher’s semin
ary and five semesters of Tomsk Uni
versity Rev. Lavrischeff began his
church work in 1920 in China where
he was an active member of the
Russion Religious Brotherhood and
an assistant editor of a Russian re
ligious newspaper.
Last year he spent at San Francis
co, where he founded a library for
Russians, and was treasurer and li
brarian of a Russian National Stu
dent’s Association; also a member of
Russian Relief Society and assisted
as a rector of a Russian church in
his' work.
When Very Rev. A. Kashevaroff,
member of Ecclesiastical Consistory
of Alaska, was in San Francisco he
offered to Rev. Lavrischeff the rec
torship of Prince William Sound
churches. Rev. Lavrischeff accepted
this proposition and on December 25
last, he came to Sitka and on Jan
uary 4 was ordained by Rt. Rev. Am
philohy, Bishop of Alaska.
Now Rev Lavrischeff is starting his
work. Saturday, Sunday and Monday
he will hold services (mornings and
evenings) at St. George’s Episcopal
church. Monday evening he will con
duct a meeting concerning the estab
lishment of a church in Cordova.
He left Cordova yesterday on the
Alaska for Latouche.
The new Reverend will make his
headquarters in Cordova.
PIONEERS TO MEET
We meet tonight Impor
tant business. All come at
8:00 p. m.
license Issued Without
Examinations Requested
SEATTLE, Jan. 23—Mrs. Drucilla
Offenhaurer, a former student in the
American University of Sanipractic of
Seattle, testified in a suit brought by
the State to cancel the school’s char
ter that she obtained a diploma and
state license without taking any ex
amination at Olympia.'
Can’t those hotheads dislike the
Japanese without yearning to pay an
other war debt.
Another thing that lives of great
men oft remind us is that they don’t
seem so darned great.
Do not kill off your bore acquain
tances. Lend them $5.00 and
you will never see them any more.
NO WIND
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ROCK CRUSHES TWO RIBS j
EVAN JONES COAL MINER ]
Frank Mizzi, miner fqr the Evan
Jones Coal company, at Jonesville,
had two rib fractured the other day,
when a rock fell from a pillar while
cutting a footing for a timber. A
special train was dispatched from
Anchorage and the injured man brot
into the city. He was placed in the
Anchorage hospital.- Dr. Beeson said
that while the injuried were painful
they were not of a grave nature and
that the patient was doing nicely.
CAN USE A FEW MORE CUS
TOMERS AT THE O. K .BARBER
SHOP.
People who buy autos on the easy
payment plan sure have a great faith
in adjectives.
The Japanese censors do not permit
tissing pictures to be shown, but this
s only a sly way of boycotting Amer
can films.—Dallas News.
Why send Alaska’s insane patients
o an institution in Portland when
hey could just as well remain here
ind keep the rest of us company—
Dordova Times.
J. F. (Babe) Hayes returned to Cor
lova on the Alaska from a trip to the
states, where he went on business.
3abe is the Cordova politician who
)et his last pair of socks that the re
cent election would go to Congress.
Deputy Marshal Snook of Unga is
n the states with a number of pris
mers.
Judge E. E. Ritchie is expected re
urn as far north as Juneau on one
)f the next boats. He will stop over
n Juneau a time relieving Judge
leed.
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