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FAYES FifiE F:B LEAVING GAMPFIRE
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Mr. Scott a ?ood, |
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[■-«. a :'I ■ • vi $•">» a :d vosts.
'hv iu'' to Foj—st,
>Ui>«.;.isor C. II. Park at Delliu
lu::u. Raojer SutUv&n. says ;
■io'-'s:. to i.'iiwe Mr. Scott will
r J«.ave aaota-r fire or tarn
*it«j la 'a'.; condition, "H» wasj
\ ry rio a id taaiUrd me for t?ie
v. ay w\, handKd the ca«-'"\ |
CHANGEFUL C X
Kxaaly ioi.r years ago. a.ter the
Vnlt'C States had endured every]
forni of Insult anj outrage rom]
O- rai^cy Including our peaceful re'l
latiors tvW: tUat country b* not
disturbed. Today after those in
sults aad ooutrajes have b-^n. a-j
\ aged ia tPtte of his advices t>
a victorious ivar. Mr. Cos ®e«s
the peace proxiscd by Sena'or,
Hardin? a-' nothias !cs» than. a
national calamity.
IN A NUTSHELL
can. not <>Perato
v. h-Tt th' i- i"-oo u-;auimity"'sai<i
Prtiui r I.; :M G«o-** And h«:
i;-,i.rtt hav0 a <!('.«. d with equa
truth th .t wjj' r' t'v:re i* unanim
if tlx -r" is nj iw.i of a league c '
ua'ivis : i- { u®r d-.'tjact»j
All-Metal Air Limousine Carries Four Passengers
View of the all-metal "air limousine," built and owned by John I-'irson for passenger service on the Atlantic
( oast It carries fo ir ;<assetigers and their luggage.
from the profcabiHtles of Ppac<>'or
of ■war. When countrI^s differ
on. policies each. Is golcs to pursue
Its otu »weet way. aad ■when by
chaDC^ they agj^o 'th© action of
each will to with the accord of
al*.
PROOF OF PUDDING
Thirteen-out of *he fourteen. Re
publican Members of CoasTr*'*-* from
Ohio liavo been renominated. Kv<'rv
oa» of the thirteen voted' for tha
E*ch'Cumm»is railroad bill. The
result was in spite of tj,e do
termined cfort* of tho Flim
P*an Leflgucrs to accomplish tho
defeat of a hostile Congr*^-".
Advices frcm Washington and
inquiries made locally indlcate'tkat
while sonio progress has been nuuK
bj Ih« department of the interior to
ward the amalgamation) of the Al
aska Steamship Company and the
seivice maintained to Alaskan ,>orts
by the Pacific Steamship Company,
no steps of a positive nature hav
been taken by either of the 0->mi.
panies r.am',1 to bring about such
a coalition],
"I will telll you how It was. T
put my hands on my head and
the^ «' one bl? pain. Then 1
put my hand on my body and 'her
was another. Then I put ^ my
hari<»> in my pocket and there wa'
nothing. So i Jolr»-d up with tera
p*1 ranee. Xow tliere is no more pair
in my head.. The P^ins in my
body are all gone away. I put
my hand in my pocktt and there
are tVenty dollar®. So I '.hall
s'-ay with Tempejatice.n
A reformed drunkard a
b"r.Zo peddler, who cskej why lie
never came to the saloon any more
"Because I Ottve a lump on my
tide'' he answered. ' Oh that's noi
r'asoE'"' returned the man, "come
over Jfcttd have a drink and 'h®
luup will .go away the sooner."'
"Vcs I know that, and that is why
I tiny away, repllied the reformed
one. "The lump on my side i*'the
ire 11 of bilU I have saved by stay
jag awBy.''
"Washington) Tuesday—The lifth
eeuth international Congrcsg against
i Aic-onoli^m has begun its six day*,
session, in this city. Deicgate?"frcm
i all Rarte of the worid are lys-ni.
Vinoria. Tuesday—Si®£«n<-e dis^i
|turliance3 recorded in the Uoir
iai«'s observatory indicate' tha* eau
ijuakes were felt in th» Al'-'utiou is
lands or the northern arctic region
' Mr 'and Mrs. Hal Johnston are
spending a week of well earnd rast
|aud recr°ation at Log Cabin. Mrs.
Jo-nut on has be©a confined 'o "hc
home for s-'veraj woek-; on account
or a run of tha ui>i->;es a:uon? th*
children and Just r®cently was re*
t^a3-d.
Mr. and -Mr?, liriUon Wes' will
be at tho Johnston horn® da: r
ing the absence of .Mr. and Mr
Jchnston.
[ The Woman's Club of Skag
I way will moet at the Social Outer
on Thursday Evening r.t eigibO o'
clock.
After the burtn*s' meeting,
there ■will be short discussions on
Clvij Government an I English.
I Tl.e paper ot t-b© evening.
"The Origin of stat-3 names"'wiil
b9 read by Mis3 l*tter.
Each member is ask^d to r*>s
pona to roll/ call -with a short
qui tation in, Prose or po>-'try, (
AH the overalls have left is the air
In debonair.
All things come to him who waits—
even lower prices.
Tills idea of wearing overalls
doesn't love a fat man.
If extravagance be fashionable a lot
of people are out of style.
Sugar is n necessity, but its price
Is figured on a hurry basis.
Armenia, as n new republic, should
cease to be a chronic beggar.
Tin" political pot will sium l>o calling
tin- other psirty's kettle Murk.
Somebody witli si heart should be
given a mandate over the weather.
No need to communicate with liars;
we have troubles enough of our own.
Very few women balk at bungalow
aprons because lliey have no bunga
lows.
Still, there's no denying we need a
whole lot more daylight on a lot of
things.
Why does n house no longer need an
at tie? 1 localise the junk man calls
every three months.
Some people are finding it difficult
to lie American citizens mid
reds at the same time.
Japan is oxpeiieneiiis llie* t1:trk
brown tnste that follows a dizzy whirl
of misdirected prosperity.
As it'i Itidieatioti Spain's speed,
some Iniin bandits effected their es
cape in a tun-horse ctirrias''.
Another article of elolUIt'S' n co>h1
many of our ancestor*! didM't consider
an absolute necessity 1s socks.
One ailv.intace of hnlhllne small
homes N 1 'u:t they lire likely to Iw
homes and not mere apartments.
PHILOSOPHICAL FIDO
[IjNVY BELONGS \N
The Same class with
SAND BURS .
A1NT A WfrLL-MtAMT
mistake
CUSSlDEST WING
fa < ?
If the Japanese continue to be
thrown out of Siberian towns they
tatty ultimately decide that they are
not really welcome.
Wasps were, of course, the first pa
per makers, but It docs not help the
average publisher of a newspaper very
much to keep a wasp.
The high cost of overalls Is quite
likely to figure conspicuously In the
family expense account unless profit
eers lose their nerve.
A struggle to which the sporting ele
r-idit will look forward with interest
v. Ill lie that between the high cost of
l'Vlng and the summer furs.
Everybody Is to have an equal
chance to buy ships built by the Uni
ted States but that doesn't seem to
disturb the automobile salesmen..
In attempting to solve the sugar
problem the government officials are
juerely undertaking a job that hither
to has been that of the housewife.
I Some of the American draft dodgers
I who run away to Mexico to escape
the horrors of war must be awfully
put out about the Sonera revolution.
According to a physician, posing as
an expert, kissinj; in the dark Is un
sanitary. However, most men will con
tinue to take a clumce, as opportunity
affords.
Japan promises to withdraw from
Siberia when Siberia Is no longer a
menace to .Manchuria. That combines
oriental subtlety and Asiatic wit In n
way calculated to make the Judicious
gigsi«-'
Eggs have been nationalized In Rus
sia. Kaeh section of the country must
deliver a certain number of eggs to
the soviet. Even the < zar did not go
so far as to lay the hens of the coun
try under tribute. — .
MICKIE SAYS:
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vnou. up ^ weoaswstfER vwrtuovrr 1
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i goun , \ vuvsvrf Mje couu? ossrj
V^vS'SO sow O" ~r\Ae.VA B»R09 V
drao'eva uere per a <f
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ORDINANCE 13 G
AN AilENDMENT~TO ORDINANCE
104
AW ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
MISDEMEANORS IN THE TOWN
OF SKAGWAY, ALASKA, AN1
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY, RY
ITS COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS: —
Tint that party of Section 45 o
Ordinance 104 reading:—
Provided that sucli permit shall
not authorize the keeping of'nioro
than fifty (50) pouade or more"
'haa (10) galloa8 of nny such
fluid la any on® place tv'th
in the town of Skagway"
BE changed :o read:—
Provided that Buch permit'shali
not authorlz« the k^p'os of'more
'nan fifty (50) pouads or mo
thah fifty (50) galloiA of any
such fluid In any one pLuce with
la the town of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
where mora thaa tea (10) gal
lons of any such fluid bo stor
ed within the Town of Skagwaj
It be placed la a bbuilding or
receptacle apart from other
build!ngs aad su foject to the
approval of the Fire Ia"poctor
and Chief of the Flre Department.
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that siwh
build jag >be pla'niy marked in
ROMAN etter8 not l'b3 than
six (6) laches la height and o
proportionate wld'h.
This Amendment shall tako ef
fect and be la fui1 force and °v
fect from and after the date
of its parage and approval. Pass
ed by the Common Couacll of the
Town of Bcagway, Alaska this 7 th
day of September 1920.
Attest
Walter McBriea.
Town' CiOjJc
E. J. Shaw.
Mayor of Skag\Vay.
IUS ill
31;a'jway People Have Foundo Thi3
To 13<j Trur>.
rxlie stj-airi of overwork tells on
' tbe weakened kidneys, Tli0 hurry
. and worry of businC3 men, th°
] li• n • j- lifting and nooping of work
, men, the women's household cares,
| tend to wonr, weak*n and injure,
the kidneyo unti1 they can no
longer filter ttto poi^oa from . the
j 1)'.. r*s and the «'hoia lody suffers
! Horn tho waste matte? that tic
cumulate3. '."cakened kidneys nchl
. (i\iiek aMlst"i.ce. Donn's Kidaey'PJll
I are especially prearc-d for weakon
! ed kidneys; tired, worn-out bacWJ
—have'Proven their ia<iit In thou
! sa-. -s of cas.s. Ec!ow is convene
In?; prcof of merit froui this local
jiry:
j I, McG-ce, blsclitmi'-h, 115 Day
tono Ave; Dayton, Wash; fjays;
"Mary years of hard work as a
blacksmith we^ke^d my kidneys
. ar caused backache. I had teich
iev i" pains In the 6ma'l of my
bvn that when I was down. I
| coul 1 hardly g't up. j had a
j frequent d3=ire to past tho kidney
eeemloas anl they bnrued. also
ba] Jievcre ht-adach^ and dizzy
shells. Thi-eo boxes of Doam's'Kid
I U67 Pills, curul me".
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
get Down's Kideny Pills — tha
»tir\ that Mr. McGea had FoH
er-Mllburn Co; Mfgrs. Euf'alo. N. Y
WHERE ARE TIIEY
Gracee Clark, now Mrs E. rA.
[Jliry would Ilka to know the Pre
sent address of her father De>Uer
Byron C'ark and brother George
and Abram.
Mrs. E. A. Ulery.
Thomas Washington.
White Pass & Yukon Route
THIS TABLE NO. 45
Dally eicept Sunday
N». J, N. fiound
1st CUm
9:39 & ill. Loaves
11:59 a- m f
1:F5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
6:29 9■ m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
VVHITEHORSE
r*A. X. O. IM'UIIU
1st ClftSS
Arr'v« 4:45 p. m.
Leareo 3:15 p. m.
» 1:50 p. m
,, 11:40 a. m.
». 9:15 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot >l t'me to have Baggage in.
pected and checked. Inspection '» "topped 30 m'nutes before
leav'ng time of trains. .
150 pound3 of Baggage be checked free w'lh ea.c"k full
we ticket and 76 pound* wltn each half fare ticket.