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Allow Anyone to
String Him
By PERCY L. CROSBY
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Offered in th> ^Tock
of goods of the es=
tateofTony Dorteiv
Sabina Dortero Executrix
-12S. BROADWAW.
If Hair s
Your Pride
VSS
HelRPI'CIQE
WT,r.-rrr
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Pioneer Dairy
M. K. HIJUUNi
IHE SANITARY m .
iO" ..«U coa. t
UiuteU dairy ia. Aloa»*. »
L'aily ul -■
milk &*d cream to "ii t>> C J
ua Wuite P-u» « iukoa
Route.
| Swiss
F/hlch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
i E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
PIMPLES ON
FACE ANDSCALP
LargeandRed.Disfiguring.
Irritated By Scratching.
Cuticura Heals.
"My face ar.d scalp were affected
; tuples that turned into erup
tions. Some came to a
head, but more scaled
over. They were large
? and. red, and cause J
mc .o irritate them by
scratching. They dis
figured my face.
' I heard of Cuticura Soap and
j Ointment and I bought them. I
not quite two cakes of Soap
1 cue box of Ointment when I
healed." ' Signed I Miss L.
..'artcn, 2302 California St., San
Di-^o. Calif.. July 19. 1919.
~Cuticura Toilet Trio
Corr isting of Soap. Ointment and
; Talcum, promotes and maintains
pur'ty, skin comfort and skin
i\:h often when all else fails. The
ap to cleanse and purify, the Omt- j
J r.-.cnt to soothe and heal, the Talcum j
i to powder and perfume. Then why [
j not make these gentle, fragrant, j
rer-creamy emollients your every- |
I day toilet preparations?
• -. where atX cents each. Sample >•«. h
- m 'Ctttlcar».D«pt E..Mild to '
Cu'.icura Soap »have» without mug.
Sabaciflie tor The i>a!iy Alaskan.
Basy
FOOD
Y
for
Baby Says
"I can't dways ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers \v ho have long recognized that
Purii3' Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, rfurs
ing botties, nipples, soaps, sponees, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
EverythingBaby Needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Was .ouried
in Seattle
A pr'val. eommuaieiitioti from
flat.'4 tli:u tiu- iviiiaiuu
of th» laU' J. \\",.i<zm:iu
, of Haiti'-* Alaska reach'-d Se
attle on til-! 5. 5. Nortl.v.eHi-ru on
July 4th.
f il !!■ It! ] •"iTvU"1* \v«-r lll'ld
a iii> Ii ; 1 ( oil.;r;:alion C«"iue
U»ry ;it I" e i-!o»k ':i lit' lii»rnlny
July 5ih.
Anion.- tl.i.s- tlii' fun
vial >l'rvltuvr-Ii ,\lr\ WVitxaian
..ail .N.iitu W 'tziuia Mr*. t!oili-o,
Ju'timy 1 i AUii !'ox «.* uinl fam'lyt Jo
il'ttk«Vo utii family iu»U>«r anu bro<>
li"is i.i .Mi» W.ii iiiui, A. UV'tzinan
brother of S.J. WWU'nuiu. 51.
Ilaml .■ i»l- lit oi the'H'Tt
l 1 Co: ... t'.'i IS a Sterling and
family L>. Cm u -. I". 'Jro-s and W.
Fi-ankford.
Jit*-®. W i.-iiati an,I her brother,
J. S. Mii.k d in lla'ii'S to
day oil Vi" J iu-i -oll.
SUr.!£G . ; . MINE TAILINGS
C '.y sf Ccr'-nt. in Oklahoma, Over.
vihe'iv J W.'.en Spout Deluged
It VVi.h Crushed Flint
Tn tli.> Vi >• ii ;n"i:vr district of Olt
!: ' unknown even by
♦lie r . Mute iu which It
.1 cil.v of Poutlint.
Surr< • it i« of iin- richest
: ; 'Ik world. The Mon
ti.-: I i the qiust famous
zin-' ; i " city. i;s nre nlso
!!it- [ ii'i'. r'i- several of the lead*
Ins . •. . ■ :in ts at the Uni
te.! S: it. s.
Tin iii.. • - not l>ui'ied by a sud
•!ti*:i lava, as were the
■ • ! v the "tailings"
•i : iup, because, It
between owners
of the : i ■ chants mill laiul
mv. ii. One day the
. nf one of the treat
the town, detnf
1 tlint. The people
•' 1 ' ! •• •! business places
In n r - ape the downpour
of il't-t ami i• n-"k particles. Stores.
. .i:; ■ : i IrtltS had to be
rnoV' 1, Mid j • . re once stood the
tl • ei •• an Immense pile of
' i it" coiiliiinlna thousands of cor
lnads. O ■ - t and a few dozen
h .. - . v red. at:d here the
thrli Ins? In !m s« of Ihe little town Is
, irrird • • . > - nt "e prosperous biisi
neM district being now burled under
mi immense iiinuatnln of crushed
rock.
AND HE CiDN'T COME BACK
Man Looking for House Seemingly
Had No Des re to Meet the Mid
dliwehht Champion.
"T"\ . 11 "am." snlil a gentle
man, as lr- . (he door was an
swered liy il.i : <\ i>f tin- house, "but
Is tliis house for ivntr
"Do ynu sc.- any sign up?" slie an
swered very tartly.
"No. ira'iiiu. Int 1 illiln't know but
what if was for nut. I pass and re
pass tin- l'iiii-v o iite n number of
times, r I i i r • 'sit taken with It.
Do yon ivm (!„• place yourself?"
"Yes. sir."
"Aii'I iiwld yon tell Uie what It
rents f >r?"
"We pay thirty-five dollars a
month," sin- r.nsvered.
"A i dollars, eh? Why,
I am ■ • (• rty-five dollars.
Would yon I"'- any objections to my
going to your landlord?"
"Von had botler come In and see
my husband iir*t."
"Why should 1 see your husbahd,
mn'aiu?"
"Because hp Is the middleweight
clminpi :i tif the world, and after he
I gels iliiniii.il with \on I dmi't think
you would even want lo pay ten dol
lars a month f..r the house. I'M tell
him to e\p<vt ,yon this evening."
The maa has mil returned yet. He
probably n-vrr v III. lit wants to rent
if house. but lie don't want to meet a
champion.
Miss Elliot, wlio has'oeeU'v'si1
Itig In. Snajrway for several weeks
w'11 bo a south bound passenger to
Vancouver on ttia Pr'nc^s Mar)- to
a'sbt. s t till
jPtincess Alice
Brings Big Load
<
| Tlie Pr'nce*^ Al'c9 orr'ved at
c-igrlit o'cloeK ye3U'rday morning with
about two hundred passenger'matry
of whom wor» round tHipers.
Tlio special trala took thos*
who w'To tilled for tho W^t Taku
Arm and others took the regular
train to Bennett returning last eve
ning.
Th» Al'ca will sail tonight at
eight, o'clock with a full pas^-nger
list as many who have oaen await
ing for a boat secured reser
vation3.
ALL BOW TO SUPERSTITION
At Lust, F^w of the Fair Have
Not 3 Firm 3e!icf in T.^njge
Charms.
In ilu great Cave of the Winds. In
Colorado, a pi-TP visited <-!i year
hr siMii-s of tourists, In one corner
the visitor Is always Impressed hy «
curious tiling that looks like a mat
tress nod that turns out. on closer
acquaintance. to he an Immense pile
of hairpins, combs, burettes and hair
ornaments.
It seems that there Is n superstition
afoot that every widow and unmarried
woman who leaves a hairpin or hair
ornament there will be married within
the year and. though most of the
women who visit the cave lainirli at the
story and look very Incredulous, not a
few surreptitiously shake out tin In
visible or two before leaving. "Just
for luck."
Nor Is this the only mute testimony
to the ever-feminine credulity and He
lief in marriage charms. At Katuona's
Wedding Place, also out West, is a
well, the bottom of which gleams
bright with countless pennies mid oth
er coins, left there by pasg'rig visitors
who were told that toSs'irj a coin
down the well would bring them e.-o'li
a husband within n year. So the pen
nies accumulated, and already there
Is a small fortune lying itt the bottom
of Kauiona's well.
Nor Is this superstition of travel
ers the only evidence in the e:i«i». Dm
has only to see the young ir'rls (and
some of the old), wilting m catch
the bride's bouquet at a wedding It;
order to be the next bride, to know
that they are all ready to test out any
husband-getting charm. Ami one may
look in vain for the single girl brave
enough to take the "last piece"
cake or candy on the plate and thus
run the risk of becoming an "old
maid."—Philadelphia Record.
NO SLEEP WITHOUT DREAMS
Hours of Unconsciousness Filled With
Them, Though We May Not Al
ways Remember It.
Prenmlng Is nn vain tuul Idle slug
gard's tramp. Solomon to tli«* contrary
notwithstanding. It's because you
need to dream that you so to bed
nights. You've probably been labor
ing under tile absolute impression I hat
It Is for the sake of res! that you
spend a third of your life In sleep.
"Absurd," says Andre Trldon, New
York psychoanalyst, according to the
Evening Sun of that city. "Every
branch of your complex, busy organ
Isnt Is on the job 21 hours a day. Your
heart never rests; neither do your
lungs nor liver nor brain cells. Hut
you do need to dream, because only so
can the ordinary man relieve all his
"urges.""
Napoleon Honnpnrte had things all
his own way for a spell, and just so
long he guided the world's destlnv In
no sleepy style without being abed
more than two hours a night. liut—
when the world balked at gratifying
longer his will to dominate, dammed
up his ego urge in .St. Helena, he slept
ten hours a day. That is, he dreamed
that long dally.
To sleep is to dream, whether or not
you remember anything about It next
morning. Y'ott dream continuously, at
nn amazing speed rate, all tne while
you're unconscious, and every dream
acts out, dramatizes, one of your
wishes, gratifies an urge.
"Tiny"' Tucknt -will bo p. passen
gc-r south tonight on the Pr'ncee8,
Alice. While in Skagway Tiny has
made many friend3 'who will look
for his retain some t'mo as pro
mised.
: Does Anyone Know
j Where He Now Is?
| Information wanted tjf Karl Hor
aith, miner ago 43, grey-blueVye"
1'ght browa lia'r. medium siz"
la»t hpard from whlld working on
dam at Cushiono»rry r<jncli. Victor
' v'll-e, Oal'/; went to Alas'kai:t|
1911 from Vlctorville. Ag?d moth-1
er and 8'ster will k'ndly thank |
for information, Anna Horath.
Warw'ck, O.ange Oounty. X. Y.
Jefferson Comes
With Big Load.
The S. 5. Jefferson arr'ved rcS-!
t^rday with a b'g load of tour'5' J
and a good cargo of fright an j
j»«'risliabK'3 for the local1 merchants. ;
Tlie toui'sts went to the Summit
•ind go* tick In time for tlie'sa'l
ing of th«s boat.
Si n;'- of lhr> iOUrl-H" t i
the station on the b£ck track,
and hustled through town altho j
the whistle was hurryii'.g them up.
Tho Jefftr-son sailod at e'sht
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. K- n ry W'allac
Phillip* an 1 Mrs. llanta's Mst'T
Mi»s Baata returned from tlr
trft to Atlin Carcros and Whiteliors|
yesterday -having arr'vjd oa the'la't;
Princess Mary.
This party is from Jlrooklyn
N. Y. and f.ave had a most enjoy
able Ume and promts to boos
for the northern t^p.
All are enthusiastic over the
scenery and also the cool and I
tracing: climate dur'ng what 13 j
th© heated term in lower latitude".
They will start on their i^turn |
trip on athe Princefc3 Al'ce ion'ght
and travel oy ea-'y stage3 taking |
in, all interesting points along th j
routs home.
I>r. J, H. Cook one of tlie lead- j
ing pliys'clans of Terr-' Hautt" Iml
accompanied oy his wife and little
daughter are round trlppers'on'th
Princess Alice. Dr. Cook ha3'trav-|
eJed a greal deal and is uiir
qualified ia saying 'ha; the trip to
Alaska and Yukon are tho ver>'
finest he has had.
Mi*. Dan Sutherland wife of
: ator Sutherland the Republican
. uv lU'l'sal" to consress
: r> a r round tripper on, the
effei^on having come up from Ju
n^u. i ; j
Mrs. Mor.1» Goding arrived home J
from. Juneau on the Jef-—
ferson after having attendo
the funeral of h®r orother-'u law,
the late W. H. Case.
How the Heart Beats.
A uoriiinl heart, from I0115 before
birth to death, heats roughly mice a
second, und If It slops lieullir.* at anj
time of duy or night or weekday or
Sunday for as long as sixty seconds II
never begins heating again. The nor
mal beat begins at the top of the heart
and runs down to the bottom of the
heart with the regularity of a toss
running down the length of a rope.
When the toss, however, instead of
running regularly down the length of
the rope, scatters Its force and merely
sets the rope shaking feebly through
out Its length It loses Its force, and
In the same way when the beat of the
heart Instead of running regularly and
easily down from the top of the heart
to the bottom merely sets tiie heart
feebly a-quiver we have the condition
called filtration.
FINISH HLTNDAY DINNER
WITH PURE ICE CREa3
Keller Brothers are Serving
their unexcelled! Ice Cream at
their ean'tary fountain.
Dellvyrle* made tor Sunday d'n
uer. Phoflft 126.
A3 Many a " ra?way Reader Knows
Too Well
When th® k'dncy9 ar- weak,
Natur® ,l'lis you about 't,
Tli,. uiinr. ls nature's Index.
Infrc-qucPt or 'oo fr' qu.c-nt p.i«
'aK",
Otli'Y d'soid<Ts saRgeH kidney HI8.
Duttn's IOauey l'ill" »r" for d'*
t>rd<-r<-d k'dneys.
P 'oplo all over tlie .world tesify
io the'r worth. '
C. \V. Knight. reii ;■'•.! farmer, !)1
!•:. Court St. Pendleton ort.; *ay
"For tli" past cJglit or ten year'1.'I
:nv be°u troubled ly my ba- k
Somet'ni"* f had jpaiaM porous niy
k'dmeys an| la my loU3 and s'd s.
At such t:mfs, my k'dney8 bother
id m- and 1 had to Ret up'ofr n
•L nipjit to pa*s th'- ItMney »»cr
Lion". They w're highly color
mil eontaliied br'ck-dust SPdlin'nt.
Doan's K'diuy Pills rol',-v d
t|i« backache and pa'n» th/U
liad annoy, d nie an] cleared up
Die kidney secret'ons'"
.SIX' YEAi'.r- LATER. Mr. Kn^ht
a'd: "I gladly confirm every
word nf my former siitement coil
[•crn'nR my experience with Doan'"
Kidney P'lU an,i tlr*>' always do
[ la good.''
/'rice GOc. at all dealers. Don't
ilmplr flfk for a kidney reoiedx —
set Uoan's Kldeny Pills — tha
'ame that Mr Kii'.jht had. Fos -
er-Mil!.urn Co: AHgrs* iuf'alo. \
SK.UJ\Y.\V6
i KAu:i:\.i *, okdkics
x Arctic BrodierljooO. -
I'amii Sk'iruMj No I.
< V aStf o>ix>ta e>»' > hi« "i fl n • '
fourth Tunaii"} eveuioe
«t 8: SO o'clock. Vlfilr
»i bri u.or» coMl&Ily welcome,
j. S. Keller, Arctic Cliief.
I M Ki.i.I.i:!:. Acting Arctic Director
P. * M.
White I*"»8 I''<1 e I',
,"£\ A. M. No. 11;;, imt-U :•!
V*3 '> mi'I iui S«Xnn!a» eicn:^
' Na/* HI cafh Uiontll. Visiting
IS. eiiirrn me welioce.
Dan McDonald. W. M.
• J >TA.NDI3H, Secretary.
B. P. O. KLKS
Skagway Lod#*
NO. 431. B. P. O.
F.lks meets every
Thursday at 8:00
P JI
V!s't nb brothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E K
r. J YA.KDEWALL, Secretary
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
nee' 1» A. B. H»ll first Monilw? In
i\erj moot at 8:3© 9. w».
ViMitlntf Brother* eoKllJUlir *el
.* 'III*.
J. C. PKELPB, S«cy.
g,, Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie, Xo 25,
Fraternal Order * <>1
Eagles meet the first
tPd third Wednesday niplit of each
riculli at their hall on Fifth Ato
mic. Visiting brothers cordially in
cite ! to attend SI. E. Rogers, \V. P.
■f. .V. Grlesbach, Secretary.
Xanm' iN'o. 1), 0. E. S.
ill1 ts 4i! Masonic Hall first anil
Li Yd Fri-l;iys „ of each month at 8
I' M. Yi-iting members welcome.
Klcit-nco Valid®wall Worthy
Mn'roii.
Vir.iula Sufft'cool. Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 0-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alaskan Building — Broadway
SKAGWAX ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
i\ ' 1 o r i « j At Law
Practice In all courts
In Territory ol Alaska
H .VINES — — ALASKv