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Trunks. Bajtgage or anything else.
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Transfer Co. Also wood. 16 Incn.
delivered J4 50. and coal, per ton
| delivered. $16.50.
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S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWA V. 7 P. M.
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver witli Fa>t Continental Trains
Tickets and All Inform.'tion f:rom
L. H. JOHNSTON. Agent. Ska^way, Alaska
Subject to change without notice
MAY 3: 14: ::4
FOR
ALASKA. WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAYj
SEATTLE
AND
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA POKTS
1.
WIN TEH SCHEDULE
S. S. SPOKANE—JANtARY 22; FKRRTARY 22.
FOB RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
——APPLY TO
L. K. REYNOLDSON, AGENT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. 8. COMPANY
[Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone <i« SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
COLDEST WEATHER
IX TWO YEARS HITS
NORTHWESTERN' CITY
Portland. Ore.. Jan. 1 S.—This
vicinity is experiencing its coldest
weather in two years today. The
minimum record wis reached at 7
o'clock this raornir? when the mer
cury dropped to 16 above, a fall of
five degrees in two hours.
Cities to the east were even cold
er today.
Spokane reported S below: Boise,
4 below: Walla Walla, 2 below, and
Baker, Ore., 2 abo^e.
The weather man predicts the cold
snap will continue for a few days.
SK.KiWAY IS GETTING A
TASTE OF WINTER WEATHER
Skagw.iv is getting a taste of win
ter for the first time this year. On
Sunday the wind shifted to the
north and since then the mercury
has continued to drop until today
it is just hovering around the zero
n.ark with a high wind.
The train this moring was cancel
led as the storm on the summit was
reported as being '.he worst for
years. There will be no train from
here today and it is probable that
there will he no trains moving uutil
the weather model ales.
BUU.E THOl'GT
FOR TODAY
A MORXING PRAYER:—Create
In me a clean heart, O God; and re
new a right spirit withing me.—
Psalm 51:10.
r. s. v. li t, PRomuLY
At '('KPT GKXOA IN VIT ATION
Washington, Fpb. 7.—The reply
of the t'tilted States to the invita
tion to participate in the interna
tional economic conference at Gen
oa will he made public this week.
It is understood u diplomatic cir
cles that tl.e answer will be an ac
ceptance.
Prosperous Plumbing Heating and
Sheet Metal liusiiuss for sale. Six
Thousand Dollars cash.
Sanitary Plumbing Co. Juneau.
Alaska. 2-2-22. 3t
LONDON HAS DlG CEMETERY
Founded Nearly Twenty Years Ago,
Grou'-d S't Off l& Now Over
crowded W.th "Graves."
Comparatively few of London's vis
itors or Inhabitants either, fur tliul
matter rtnd tin- r way to the dogs'
Cemetery In Hyde park, says a cor
respondent. s united in « rorner oi
tin- l urk it it- m> shut in by trees anil
thick hedges tliul tbe ordinary passers
by wouid hardly notice it. but it W
uell «or(li a vi>it. Nearly 20 years
ago the favorite dog of au old gentle
man living uear the Victoria gate
died, llis master obtained permis
sion to bury bis canine friend in the
garden belonging to tlie cottage oc
cupied by tbe gatekeeper. and so the
dogs' Ct'ine!trv was started. Soon
;l. re were other applications from
|H-ople wl.o wanted to lind a tiuiet resi
ingplace lor their pits. and now the
cemetery is so crowded that tuore
ground will have to be taken or the
oeinotory closed, and dogs' funerals
things of the past. Not being reserved
si. ely for d. -s cat" and even one
monkey are buried there. Ti e ceiue
terj is neatly and eurefully kept. The
graves are marked by miniature head
stones. while on many, flowers are
planted, and some are kept constantly
bright with fresh wreaths. Some of
tbe epitaphs are carious, while many
are pathetic, and nearly all express
a hope of meeting in some .future
world.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
—
KUIJL %0 5 SAY WE WANT <
tot t- talk Bout $un\Pn
S'DES h\hp t.mes but
AH IM' lAK FOlKS W«UT
kin talk bout one thing
WrllLS' 1>EV STUDiN BOU"t"
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CopyngM. 19? I Dy McCtor* N»w*p«p«r Syrette<t%
r
JlIXiE SEES NYMPH'S
PERFECT SHOULDERS;
AWARDS HER VERDICT
San Francisco.—One pood look at
the perfectly shaped and pink shoul
ders of Miss Grace Xaughton, come
ly blonde, by Justice A. T. Barnett
and she won a judgment of $10.40
against a beauty specialist, because
his preparation to remove freckles
had failed.
At the time Mips XniiRhton sub
i mined her shoulders in exhibit to
! the court she alsr submitted the
j freckles, still present, despite the
t fact she had applied the alleged
j freckle remover half a dozen times.
One peek at these two vital plaint
iff exhibits and Justice Barnett or
dered the beauty specialist to pay
the amount Miss Kaughton claimed
she had paid for the ointment on a
j "money back guarantee."
j "The preparation took off the skin
j but left the freckles. Your Honor,"
i the demure little miss told the court
. Miss Xaughton, veil known In
aquatic circles, stated she got the
1 freckles while swl> iming and could
' not wear party dresses because of
I them.
Baskr'
Bat
m==Nofe&
I The basketball came on Saturday
| night between ihe local team and
' the Native team from Haines was
| a one sided affair with the honors
t falling to the Ila.nes Natives.
( The game was noted for the num
i her of fouls and claims of rough
I-house me. hods by both sides. The
Natives had the wjight and there
| fore had the better of the local
boys and they knew how to use it.
I Several encoun'ers were just
| averted by cool heads.
I At the end of the second half the
I score stood 37 to *5.
The Haines tea*» has accepted
I challenges from Douglas Island. Ju
! Iteau and Sitka teims, and will
J make the tour of <hese towns dur
ing this month, playing in each of
them.
The Haines basket ball team un
der the leadership of Joe Acland
were defeated In Juneau on Juneau
011 Saturday night by the Juneau
[ team by the big score of 56 to IS
J'XJRMKR PRY AfiEVT
(,kts into « i:t trochli
Chicago. Foli. 6.—John Henries
sy. who was formerly chief of th<
federal dry forces in the stn'e ol
lllinios. was arrested Saturday nigh1
charged with the violation of tin
Volstead act.
kxvtsox i<osi:s 11 xk hoiisk
| Knute Knutson, who is tal-ing it
several head of hotse*. had the ntis
j fortune to lose one of the hest oi
them. The horse contracted tl»
! pneumonia on the way up and whil<
everything possih'i was done. It!
i life could not bp stfed.
' Knutson will go over on tl e firsi
' train and probably purchase a mate
i for the odd horse *t Whiteborse.
| "FATTY" WILL BE TR1KP
AtiAlX MARCH 1ST1:
San Francisco. Feb 6.—The cotir
■ this morning set the time for th<
, third trial of "Fatty" Arbuckle fAi
March 13.
WILL DEMAXD REDITTIOX %
OF SIZE OF ARM!
Washington. Feb. 7.—A demarn
that the regular army be reduced t<
one hundred thoueand men will b(
the first congressional move result
ing from the arms conference.
| CRACKSMEN GET
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Seattle. Feb. 7.—The First Na
tional Bank of Paulsbo was robbe(
last night of thlriy thousand dol
lars.
The cracksmen sained access t<
the hank by skeleton keys and usee
nitro to open the safe.
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St. Valentine's Day
Valentine Place Cards, Score Car^St i\ut
Cups and Fancy Decorated Crepe I: r
Valentine, Post Cards 2 for 5c.
Greeting Cards with Envelopes ; 0c e ,h
Fancy Gift Valentines from IGc io 40c ea. ,
L. A. Harrison Cc. Fhon* 55 ;
Popular Pictor?
Sessue Hayakam
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The Gray Hcrizcn
Romeos and Jo
Comedy
Admission, including war tax,—Adults. 3»»r.
CARDINAL DIES DIKING
ELECTION OK POPE
London. Feb. 7.—A cablegram re
t ceived here today disclosed the fact
that Cardinal Marini died In the
| Vatican before the election of Pope
Pius XI.
Cardinal Marini vas known to be
suffering from influunia wheif he en
tered the conclave but no thought
was expressed that his sickness was
so serious.
.tNOTTMJii x<
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gram.
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