Haines Notes
tri'mM oorresnondence.1
J. W Kehoe. ami wife are making
the trip to Wells and hack today,
with Krlck Oslund. and just taking
a little ou'ing which will do them
both good.
The now dress of the Daily Alas
kan is meeting with the hearty ap
proval of the many subscribers in
Haines It is very much improved
in appearance.
Doctor 1.. S. Ke.ier. the popular
dentist of Skagw;iy «• ime down la-*
Saturday, and will be in Haines for
a few days only, engaged In his pro
fession lit* is located at the ll.iiues
hotel.
Mr. I: W Wiley, wife and little
il..u^iii< r Jane niaoe the tr p to
- k is». < i.:st Saturday. Mrs. Wll>
..ml lit lJane returning home > tt
tirdav > . *iing. while Mr W iley we
on over to t'arcross.
Captain Stidhani rffli^'d a tele
gram si : * lug that My 1*111**81 son U
ver> III in Seattle. «' tii : illaMiaiorv
rheiin:.i!ism. and Mr-* Still.mut h:'. *
gone do» n there tn aii< >1 I he bed
side of her son. The many friends
of the ( iplain and Mrs. Stid'iatti and
their son. for he is well known in
Haines and we hope for his early
recovery.
Kobert Watt, who runs the large
tractor for Mr. Wi.ey took another
load of lumber up (<> tin- new bridge
on tlie C'htlkiit river, returning Sat
urday with tlire trailers loaded with
tire wood for Mr. tVilsy's use.
The Haines Masonic lodge, has
finally succeeded in bringing thi
house which they purchased, dowi
from the Chilkoot cannery site t>
Haines. The steamer Peterson tow
cil It down yeslerday afternoon ami
it will soon be placed in position.
James Kay, who has been in 1x»j
Atiseles. Calif., for the last year and
a half, where he has been undergo
ing medical treatment, is returning
home on the next Seattle or Spo
kane The doctors are reported to
have been unable to restore him to
health, and he has made up his
mind to come back home.
Superintendent t". E. Ahues of the
l.iMiy. McNeill * l.lfcby cannery at
Vakil, reported a f.-»ir run of K n«
<;il ■ 'M duriti~ Jtw< and had forty
five tierces of mild cured salmon
packed up to June
i. ,!>|!> -5 —Hugh W allace.
who ■ ved as rutted States ambas
sador to France during the lasi
'iree years of the \\ .Isou Adiuinis
iratio:' returned to Taeoma yesler
day.
Alaska News Items
The Treadwell Mining Company,
Juneau, bus asked for permits for 16
oil claims in the Cold Hay oil field*
Governor Rone, accompanied by
H. K. Thiele. surveyor-general left
on the Alameda for an extended
tour of Alaska.
The grand jury which has been
silting at Ketchikan for several
weeks, was dismissed by Judge Jen
nings a few days ago.
Word has just been received from
the Westward that the Libby, Mc
Neill & l.ibby cannery at Kenai was
destroyed by fire last Friday night.
The National Independent Fisher
ies Company has been mild curing
King salmon at its station at Ju
neau. situ-e early in May.
Lange and Kamsted are making n
pack of mild cured salmon at Cape
Katishaw where no- e o ft he canner
ies are operating this season. A
shipment of eight tierces was sent
south about the end of May.
The rtovi ; nor's office has just re
ceived a report (rum the manage
ment of Morniugaide Sanitiriitm
relative to the Alaska patients, who
are confined in the institution. The
reports states that there are 217 Al
aska patients In the Sanitarium, as
compared with 206 a year aso. Dur
ing the past year 29 patients were re
leased. 19 were completely recov
ered. S showed partial recovery. and
2 showed no improvement. Dnrins
the past year 54 patients were ad
mitted to the Asylum.
Shipments or Alaska products
from the territory during .Tune to
talled $1,075,436, according to the
monthly report just issued hy the
C. S. Collector of Customs at Ju
neau. The fipures for June show
a decrease of approximately $500.
over the preceding month.
Considerable damage was caused
in Hyder last Saturday morning,
when a oil lamp exploded and start
ed a fire that destroyed a number
of business buildings, and for a time
threatened the entire business sec
tion. One man was burned to death
and several others narrowly escaped
with their lives.
Vith a big sh:P?ner.t of cold ore
from the mines of the Alask' "!read
well company in the KiNliot
er district and ten passeu
Bethel. the molorship O " a "i'eil
in Seattle from the North Bi»raus<
of the illness of Mrs A S Stour
passenger, the Oinw pnt frro t'n
alaska. where the patient wj< lani
ed and placed in the care o' a physi
cian. The gold ore came from Per
ry landing. 20 miles from McGrath
which is located 500 mile? up the
Kuskokwint river from Bethel
for Fr\-:rc -For Shortening
For Cake Making
makes more
palatable foods
All food actually gains in flavor, in wholesomeness, anil in digest i
Iiility. when yon use this modern. economical, vegetable cooking fat.
Yon need no other cooking fat when yon have Crisco. 1 >e it for
;dl kinds of cooking. it i> so rich that less is required.
Make pastry with Crisco
—ami your pie t rust will be so flaky and tender that it will melt
iu your mouth. And, best of all. people who ordinarily eannot eat
pastry find Crisco pastry and biscuit» and short-bread> perfivtly
and easily digestible. This is because Criseo i- simply wholesome
vegetable oil, hardened by a special process to proper shortening
consistency.
Make cake with Criseo
Crisco is so white, so pure and so delicate that it is a delightful
enrichment for cakes. .Iu>t add a tcaspoonful of common salt for
every cupful of Criseo, and your cakes will taste a> if made with
butter. Crisco gives white cakes a snowy, feathery texture that
makes them look as delicious as they taste.
Fry with Crisco
—and your kitchen will be free from acrid smoke and odor, because
Crisco is odorless, and does not smoke at frying heat. Fried things
taste better, too. because Criseo coats them instantly with a protecting
crust that keeps all the fat out and all the flavor in. Since Crisco
itself is tasteless, you enjoy the full natural flavors of the food,
without the slightest greasy taste. There is no waste to Crisco frying
because you can strain all the left-over fat and use it again and
again. It retains no taste of anything—even onions—that has been
cooked in it.
Got a can of Crisco from your dealer and see how
much better it is for all kinds of miking. It
comes in sanitary containers holding a pound or
more net weight. You will find many uses for
empty Criscc cans with their carefully fitted lids.
In the small < nes you can keep tea, spices, matches,
tack*, fishing tackle, etc., in the large ones, flour,
sugar, dried fruit, rice, etc.
Are you tired of planning meals?
Then send us !0 rents in postage and a Criseo lalx*l
am! we'll send you "A Calendar uf Dinner*," con
taining 3t>.» eontpl«»t* dinner tm-nus—one for evry day
in the >»ar —and t>13 reeipe* ft»r appetizing dishes that
will add ze<t to your meal*. Marion Harris Neil, who
wrote this Imx»Ic for us. also gives the correct instruc
tions for all kin.i^ of e<*»!>.i:ij.*— weights ami measures—
cookie timetables—and e\ervthin£ a cook jn»s$ibly
ran u ;nt to know to make her meals stu-eessful. i31
pages. attractively hound in i-loth. Illustrated. Semi
for a copy note. Address Olscn & Meheren, Alaska
Distributors. Juneau.
01s en & Meherin
Juneau, Alaska
Please send me "A Calendar of Dinners."
I enclose 10c and Crisco label.
Address
IN THE PROBATE COl'RT FOH '
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
1 DIVISION* NO. 1, AT SKAGWAY,
BEFORE, HON JOS. J. F. WARD.
j ER AND EX-OFFICIO JUDGE,
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF
DAN MARTIN, Deceased.
J Notice Is hereby given by tlie un
dersigned. administrator of the cs
! iales of Dan. Martin, Deceased, to
' ihe creditors of, ana all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased, to prepare tliera with the
1 necessary vouchers, within the time
| reqnired by law, and to present their.
!in the undersigned at his residence
in the Town of Skagwav. Alaska,
E. L. WINTERBERGER,
Administrator of the estate of Dan
I Martin, Deceased.
i First Publication. Jalv 26. 1S21.
| Save lener writing by sending
; ihe Alaskan bak tome to tbe folks,
i Special terms for a trial subscrip
i a dish of Keller Brothers' unsur
i asscd ice Cream. Delivered to your
! ouse in bricks or bulk,
Suhst riI*e for llie liall} Alaskan
NOTICE
WIicji y.m w ant anythir.g nt ^
Trunks. Baggage or anything o,«>.
To ("hit a Cold Tti One Prj
Take Grove's LAXITTVE ftilOMo
(JVl.MMi tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of E. V\. Grove Siu
( iirril In 0 ro 14 T»ny«
Druggists refund money if TAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itc' itp
Blind. Bleeding or Trotruding Tiles
Instantly relieve Itc: ing Piles, and
you can got reslful sleer after first
application. 60c.
uretf
4
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Ye$tin»
cnstlpation.
HK1WKTMI YT Ol Till l\TI RHiR
I nit«sl State* l.an.I Oflii-p
Serial 04 290
Jttneau. Alaska, June 3—1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :
Thomas Dixon Tape of Haines. Alas
ka has snbmiHed final three-year
proof in support of lac homestead
cnt.*v serial i>4290 for lands embrac
ed in V. S. Survey No. 1145. s u
aied about five miles sounth oi Chil
kat Village ill latitude 59 decrees OS
prees 22 minutes W : more partic
Oommenc ng at corner No
M. C. on the line of ordinary hip i
tide of Chilkat inlet, whence V
C. boars E. 2 i-4 chains, thence E
52.57 chains to corner No 2; '
whence V. S. 1. M. No. 175 bears
N. 34 deprees 0 - minutes E. 2i -
S3 chains; thence S 26.09 chains
to corner No. 3: thence MV. 60 i
chains to eorr.er No. 4 M. C. on ;
the l;ne of ordinary high tide of
Chilkat Inlet; thence meanderinp
the said Inlet (1) N. 4 deprees t
29 minutes W". 7.93 chains: (2) )
N. 74 deprees 00 minutes W. 2 -
60 chains; <31 N. 53 deprees 15
minutes W. 3.90 chains; (4 i N.
22 deprees SO minutes W. 3.00
chains; (51 N. 46 deprees 15 min
utes E. 2.30 chains; (61 S. 69 de
prees 15 minutes E. 230 chains; I
(7) N. 69 deprees 15 minutes E.
3.00 chains: (SI N. 47 degrees;
00 minutes E. 6.00 chains; *91
N. 30 degrees 30 minutes E. 7.
50 chi.ins to corner No. 1. the
place of beginning, containing an
area of 156.77 acres. Magnetic
variation 29 deprees 40 minutes,
E. ,
FRANK A. BOTI-E
Register, i
First Publication June IS, 1921.
Final Fublicatiocp Aug. 27, 1921. j
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. 1$. STOUT
Attorney »t I<»w
l*rarti<« In all rom-la
In Territory of AJ«*k«
HUNKS — ALASKA
PR. Ii. S. KI I.I.ICR
lloiiirt
M««t Mfulcrn M«ho<l»
(ifflre Hoars: n-12 a. in.—-1-fl p. m.
Ala«l>:in Hiiilillne Broadway
SKA (i WAY A I. ASK A
SKACiWAY'S
I HATI RWIj ORPF.RS
Cnnip SV*cway JCo. 1,
mcots •very «>ooTt<1 »»<l
fonrth Tnp«<1ay errning
nl 8:.K) o'clock. Vi«lt»
rnc nroffirm cordis 11 y wrlmtn*.
J. M. Keller, Ju. 8. Keller,
A relic RecorflwN Arctic Chiof.
( n. p. o. ei.ks, su>«c*
v.xy Ixxlps So. 4.11, B.
I*. O. i:iu«, Trifvls fiint
nnil third Tliur»<I*r» *t
8:.W p. m.
Ylsitinc hroilirrt Cfir
dtally wi-lromoi.
3. C WOOD, E. R.
.T. V W'nmVALL, Socrrtat j .
F. * A. M.
Willi* I'M Ixvlgv r. a A.
A. M. No. 113, mart* '*>•!
and 4th Sslnnlaj »r*nlnc«
of nk-Ii month at 8 o'Honfc.
\ lulling l'.rsihrtn »r« *H«
cnm«,
ionx HANSEN, W. M.
T. 4. S:an«Iihh, Secretary
l>atornnl OnW of
Eae)ca
vUncway A«rlf>, No. !».»,
I imkmhhI Order ot
I atlem n'crl th« flr»t
an*] ihii 1 W^In.'sday night of •arli
month af theft hull on Fifth At#
nno. \ wiing brothers cordially In
%it«*«l to aifonrt.
M. E. HOGERS, W. V.
J. M. f*iic*bacl», Sw'y, ^ ^ •
P - cr of Mask*, Iploo No. 1*.
.\ n H.ill flr«t Monday in
v month a* J* 30 p. m.
VMiins brothers cordially vr*\.
J. <\ PHELPS. Sec'jr.
Vnomi Chapter ?fo. 0.
O. E. S., mc«»tii in Mn
Mink liall, first »n'I
thir-1 i>f •noli
month, nt K n'clmk, Vi»
:■ _ i !•. r- vrclrom®.
< '.arrlr Mario Sparks.
Worthy Matron.
\i .*i sufTtviMil, S*vrrtiiry.
1 la;« coj-.ywrtsbt boeks
, rs, BOW r»E Ml*
n prices. l<ook lb# list
cr hefi re 1 • ore you have h»en
desiring to road it sold Keller
Bros.
e for t?ie Alaskan ar.d
pf. ; 1 I « new-g while it Is news
THF SK \(.\\ \Y
ione^r Dairy
H. r. *». EM AN, Prop.
SMIIRt MILK RANCH
Tfic i.-ir i_n«t and br«l onn
iliirtotl <lairy in Aln«k*. .
I>tUj stiij mrnts of pnrr
milk nnil crrnm to »!l
points on While Pass A
\ iikon Home.
I You Never Tire Of
Cuticura Soap
Because of its absolute purity
and refreshing fragrance. it is
ideal for even*-day toilet pur
poses. Always include the
Cuticura Talcum in your toilet
preparations.
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