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CUR FLAG
EDITORIAL
LIQUOR i'e SAY PROVINCES WiLL GO
CRY
!n a price list of iiquor *ent'out
l>y t':> lluJsca'j Day Co. it is
am >- ur.ced thac taa company feel
this "Hi i>. th* Uft one
il; :■ : I ■ : :iwlr,-J to submit'
btiausc tf tary referendum,
or. ; roh:'. iU.:n. <o he h'ld ia tha
pr ■ ; C-:tarlo. Manitoba,'Sas
k.iuh' aad Alberta. The vote
is : takea oa Oclob r -5.'Th.«*y
Jollier s"-.v taat tii-'T feel tAire th«
r ; dun. v.i ; tarry.
TLi- i i:.'i;.-stir.g inforuiatioa'com
i:.-- a source naWratty oppos
ed i ProLiMtion. I: is an iadica
tioa tow ths other provinces of
t . IX ... . . ar... s. A»
'u:Ojsm:.d i", the referendum is
as roo »j-ur u« Pf-«jeat inter
Provincial tj4Ule shaii be aliowed, to
Cl'ntlS.U*.
Ii; British Columbii ao such
vi \vi;- be iakea at prt^nt. Th>"
irs1 • a'*r-. is bvtwveu ; iviiit>ition and
gov-rameato sale oi" liquor. If pro
:.»ts U'U I ai carii-.*, the people'*!!1
n .v- year have a:i opportunity to
a- the oi'i r i>roiinces
- ciare whether the present iat«r
, i. Jal trad shall tcatiaue. L'n
!i: that time taere caa be no real
pro., bi'.iua. ^l.uuld th° p>ople de
cide l^> liaad 'ae bU'-intso o\e,< to
the £ov^ramcat, prohibition i* scot-1
eh d lor years to come.
jiJjlU Ai.Ai.4 fj I tit ricoUUt
.\;ain ' Seward's Ico Bex'' comes
to 'lie country's fCli t in tho way'of
a ilw aruiftiti of woad for raw
mat' rW i- l-o maaufacture of
papei. It is fsuoiattji by tie For
estry Department that t!'.er° aj-o
tared iil.ioa do!iar> worth, of stump
s,'» e\oz^ oa tii"-' different gov*rn
ciri T'.'. ervis, to say nothing a
bout thd value ot th' pulp itself
was a manufactured.
A-ti sti-l another iaJi'otry is now
C0BK3 to the irons f-om Alaska.
Secretary J'ay ,e wliilo h^re discov
ered 'hat th.> are bi:lions of fen
of good birch Umber Ja Alaska,
jtm •waat^.j ja tht State® fot tb«
manufacture of furnjtujo and hard
wood flooricc, ar.J h > declares'that
v.-;ih.n a year or two Ala*ka ' wil1
b» furnishias a large supply of the
raw.; Bi-'f'riai foj this industry aa
Spring Revels at Bryn Mawr College
-WK»: - •••' •: -,'A^HliHUHWHI1 Hill"11 " .1 ...UUU....iJjiLl!Li! JHUlLlillllfl
The Mnynole about which many beautiful sccnes were enacted, bolus drawn l>y oxen during the Bryn Mawr col
lege revels, play and.pageant. It was the most elaborate spectacle ever attempted by the college.
Se?tt',e caplta'liJts ar® already apply
ing for permission to ship it. 'Wliat
next 'will th«* find la that o'd box I
la which_Seward k*pt his ice . j
—Va'.dez Min*r.
JuJt now the groat word pa®s-|
ing a'ong is the "vonJerful natural]
resource3 of Alaska. Tnfi is with-,
out doubt tho fact. The Plan of
action taken now. s^oul'd have in
mini Alaska fifty Jrears hance.'Wlll
sh» them b« stripped c'«in with
ei t-r.vthlr.? pone. ~\Ye rjuot® below
an lnterestins itrm the t°nor of
which i* woulu be well to incorp( j
**te in our future p la ns'for'Alaska.
Porhaps no more unique memoriaj
was erected to Abraham Lincoln,
than when John Finn of IVcorah,
Iova went Into thj, woods and
found a hackhoery jnt ot which he
transplanted In front of the Presi
dent. That tree hag been nomi
nated for a nlaco in tie Hal' of
Fame for tr--<*> with a history,
whtch is being tompiled by the
American Forestry Association, at
Washington.
j 1 hat tr^t> teachf»; a powerful le
son ns to what could be done to
ward correcting the forestry titua
tlcu in this country. Fifty five
y r* »eems a 'ong ti.ae to look
'ah*;>d but John Finn can «i>an
Ji" ><'ars and span them quickly.
There stands the tr(-e a tOwering.
le-'son a;>d a w?r jing.
America mu.-t wake up and have
an intelligent national larest p- il(.y |
TRUTH m CH!UHERIN
It i3 not the custou of
«laa jovprnmeut 'o nils Practical'bu
sincs transactions with theoretical
PQIltlut; "nd dlscim'on* of princip
le-.— (Soviet Fopeisii Minsiter]
Chicheria to Balfour.).
From the beginning the Bolshe-|
isit i*adeifc have ne-,er allowed
t.ieory and principles to< stand in|
th* way of practical business. in. |
theory, the Russian people over
threw K°renskv and installed Len
in© la Practice, it was the gunboat |
.\ur«! a. la theory. t|u> Russian peo
ple rule. In practice, the Communist I
on* half of one per cent, of the [
Russian people rules. In theor
the Bone' rul«. In Practice, th°r°
*n.- virtually no ejectioiA; for the
Soviets. Ia tneory. the proletariat,
ru'cs. In practice, where th®re is
yot« only Commuaitit votes ai-o!
counts. In theory, Russia has'boea
coniraunized. In practice, a huge)
claati of peasant capitalists 1
b«ea created. In theory, commerc
has been nationalized. In Practice,
everybody bnyti from 'he specula
tors. In theory, Leniue works for
l(e jateraatioi.al revolutlonvo. la
prattle®, Lenicp promises to ab
stain from propaganda outside of
R siia if he is let alona in Rus
sla. In- theory, the Herald in Lon
don and the Xationj Und, Liberator!
la New York. In practice, Leu|
loe and Trotzky in Russia.
It looks not a little as if there would
bo no rnmiing season, At nn.v rate,
the sugar dealers aren't putting any
thing down.
The average man pays tliree cents
a day to keep the churches going, but
of course the upkeep of the movies is
more expensive.
With money tightening lip and other
values shrinking, the liberty bond is
the world's greatest credit saver and
anchor of fortune.
HE IS PUDDLING AGAIN
Sergl. ('. 1.. l>niryt:iple, \V:u hiitp'oi. |
Hilio'iimn for L'"i years, most of thi
lnu> «>n guard at iIip White House
■xecutive o'Moes. :s spending a p;ir'
j >f Iiis vn-'n'iiiii at his «»!<1 Job of "]mil
! lllng" in n stool mill. He wanted to
see how it would he l" earn tlu
big wnges stn l ini'ii L'i't today rom
pared n> what he received hack In tht
last generation. His friend*, however
|o not helicvt* lie will he lured awa*
'roui his dally occupation of scanning
llie fates of White l!>iti<c v!si>ors
He prol iily knows tiiore pnhiic fie'i
!::• ti a::v or hi".' individual in the eoun
ry. nrd ha • dc: It with ir»re i ianku
linn has any other person.
ASK YOURSELF—
In my ai.:!ii;ion sagging!
Wl ,n is my weal: link ?
Am 1 U»jtn m;, best lo Mrvnglhen
it;
-
Am I lip to s:: irla d ail along the
line? • »
Aai I one hunJml per c«. :it profl
Cient?
Am I making ti e most ef my oppor
tunities?
-
Are niv Ideals bright? I« my vision •
clear mul vivid?
— i
Ata I a loyal employee, faiihfui
worker. tr.:e friend!
Am I lie-p'"g my -o!f fit. phvsi ally. !
menially and morally?
Am 1 drlft'ns. or vigorously plyln : j
the oars of niv lifeboat?
Am I nlwavs trying to belter my
hesi. to In,prove something some
where?
Am I living tip lo mv highest Ideals
of honesty, partly, truth, honor, a
clean manhood?
Pn I believe in myself a« I should?
Have 1 that f.iitli which acltiiili s men :
to d» big things';
"MY MAN'S GOT IT"
happier Harding celebrants
•mill! In- found in tlie city of Wnsli
ngten tin- Sunday following the Ohlo
m's nomination thai) Inez McXVhlrter
(at ili" right), the Harding uiaid and
houst'kii per, and Iter bosom friend,
llattle Jeffries, who cooks at the Si
amese legation In the same block.
Hut tie i* ffanUly figuring on Inez's in
llnence t" promote Iter from the diplo
matic service to th- ^Whlte House
kltchuti.
SAYS THE OWL
Tn'k isn't always cheap when money
talks.
Some pntts are nimost as pointless
as women's pencils.
He who has no friends doesn't have
to lond them money.
A irood many moUng spectacles are
d;n? to heartless landlords.
If a pui II is backward It Is up to
the teacher to bring him forward.
MICKIE SAYS:
o-e cap. exAea aucnued «—.*
AS WO\3 ACWSRX.31VJ& VJA& TOOVO
lS'.'.ViE'3'3 AM* V GOT WvA -f1 MAIBB.-J
•fVOE "fUSVA GA^iDtM-CDOVS U6 <T
JEST GOT \Si AM1 WES SO biztn)
UE.'S WaC> TO H',R£ a QOV ASi1 <r
vcu, KMGOSU\ Ut*S kAAt>OER.Vu
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Tell Us Ah You Know
: Who
i wnore
rrAHtaiMt
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n\)<M is
Pll» (VlElVE
fjuipep— •V"*3
now po you sphi
HIPPOPOTAMUS?
The Greatest Name In Goody-Land
OU know the
realm of child
hood dreams
is a i$nd of
sweets.
Plake some of
those dreams
a delightful
reality by
takind home
frequently.
How about
tonight?
SEALED TIGHT
KEPT RIGHT
The Flavor
Lasts! «
VtfJAPPCD
ORDINANCE 136
AN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE
104
AW ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
MISDEMEANORS IN TIIE TOWN
[ OF SKAGWAY. ALASKA, AN!
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
I THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY, BY
ITS COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS:—
Trvt that party of Section 43 o
Ordinance 104 reading;—
Provided that such permit shall
ur>t authorize the keeping ofinoro
than fifty (50) pounde or more
than (10) gallons of any such
fluij In any on° placo w' th
in the town oi Skagway"
BE changed to read:—
Provided that such permit'shall
nor authorize the keeping of'more
tnan fifty (50) pounds or mc
than i'fiy (50) galioi.li of any
such fluid In any one piace with
in the town of Skagway''
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
where mora than, ten (10) sal
ions of any such fl i'd be stor
ed within the Town of Skagwa}
it be placed In a bbuilding or
receptacle apart from other
bujld'ngp and su bj.cl to the]
approval of the Fire Inspector ,
and Chief of the Fi^ Department.
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that eitch I
buildpg 1)0 plainjy marked iif
ROMAN etters not l'li" ' than
I six (6) laches ta height and o i
proportionate width.
This Amendment shall take ef
fect and be in fui' force and <>v-1
feet from and after the date I
of its parage and approval. Pa5^
cd by the Common Council of the
Town of S^&gway, Alaska this" 7 th
day of September 1920.
Attest
"Walter McBrien.
Town' ClOjJc
E. J. Shaw.
Mayor of Skagway.
Sku-jway people Havo Foimdo Tin1'
To Eg Trun.
lie ^'j-ain of overwork tells on
the weakened kidneys. Tlio hurry
an j worry of businen men, tUu
.'r n • r lif'ln? and "tooping of work
men, Mie women's liousejjo'd cares,
tfnd to weT, weak-n and injure,
the kidneys until they can no
longer filter ttie roi'on from the
111- r.t> and the whol* body suffers
Hot* the wasto matter that ac
cumulates. v'eakened kidneys need
quirk aWlstiLCe. Down's ICidney'Pill
are especially preared for weaken
ed kidneys; tired, worn-out bacifj
—have prov6ti their m^iit in. thou
'a- si of cas.3. Ge'ow Is eonviac
in; prcof of merit froui this local
iry :
I. McGee, bl?-cKl mith, 115 Day
tmio Ave; Dayton, Wash; Hays;
".Vaoy ycars of hard work as a
blacksmith weakened my kidney3
ar caused backache. I had tiuch
U-v »" pains (n th® sma'l of my
bv& that when I was down. I
couli hardly get up. j had a
'frequent da^ro to pa^i the kidney
Secretions anl they burtjed. a'so>
hal litvera headaches and dizzy
spslis. Threo boxes of Doam's'Kid
uey Pills, cured me".
Prl'-p 60c. at all dealers. Don't
sliiu'!;- ai-U for a kidney remedy —
get Down's Kidnny Pills — the
s»n:. that Mr. JIcGea liad Fost
er Mllburu Co; lifers. Bu'talo. N. ^
WHERE ARE THEY
Graccc Clark, now Mrs E. rA.
Ul'ry would illto to know the Prc
scnt address of her father Denter
Byron C'ark and brother George
and Abram.
Mrs. E. A. Ulery.
Thomas Washington.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
So. 1, N. Bound
1st Cls«s
9:39 a. m. Leaves
11:69 *. m. f
1:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
6:80 p. m. Arrives
Dally except Sunday
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
VYHITEHORSE
TTo. S. 8. Bonnfl
let CU««
Arr'^e 4:45 p. m.
Leare® 3:15 p. m.
„ 1:50 p. n>.
f 11:40 a. m.
_ 9:15 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot *l, t'me to have Baggage la
pected and checked. Iiup«cilon '* "topped 30 m'nutes before
leaving time ot trains. - ——
150 pound® of Baggage W1 be checked free w'lh each full
are t'cket and 75 pound* wltn each half fare t'ctet.