SPRING!
Ferry's and Lilly's
Seeds
Onion Sets Bone Meal
Full Line of Feed
at Lowest Prices
Poultry Tonic-Poultry Pepper
Lice Killer-Nest Eggs etc
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
"l ot. make a mistake il
vou di ao Jtoo al
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light.*
Rooms Single or en Suite c
baths on each floor S
5
hamous for its Home C oking, 5
Milk, Crejm, Cottag; Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own da>*v. '<
Fresh Eggs, etc {
* Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up'i
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Tiaveling M"n
H. 5. PULLEN. P. op.
S'sagway. Alaska
Closing Oat Sale
REAL ESTATE
t;oon rt\R(i.\i\s for the
INVESTOR
mm is t lu' time
TO lll'Y
THE IJl'SH WILL SOON
HE HERE
s£f.
Phil Abrahams
INSIRAMK ISOXDS
GENERAL AGENT
NOTARY IN OFFICE
ESTABUSHED - - - 1697
SPRING SCHEDULE
PRINCESS MARY
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
March 9-20-30 April 10 20 May 1-11-22
June 1
TOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
Al1 Particulars From
L. H. Johnston Agent, Skagway
Subject To Change Without Notice
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
» • • •: - : • >; i v> i c > \ > v w* — s-.i >\' :
| SAILINGS FROM SRAGWAY <g
X. - FOR— $
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEA fTLE
Direct connections for Tacinu, Vancouver [5
and Victoria
i n
■a Saili 1 j for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
Jam-s Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
Sailings from Skagway to Se ttle,
Tacoma and Way Ports
S. S. Jefferson, - April 20
E.J.SMAW Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular picture palace Sat^ayUnday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
MARGARITE FISHER
IN
MOLLY OF THE FOLLIES
Hoot Gibson and Josephine Hill
IN
The Double Holdup
Coming-Charles Ray in - The Egg Crate Wallop
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
The Alaskan is in receipt of a ca
I Itle from Squalor Forest J. Hutu,
U'rom Juneau in which he urges that
Alaska citizens send in their protests
to 1'resident Harding against the ap
pointment of a governor who is a
non-resident' of Alaska.'
Senator Hunt says: "a mass meet
in!; here tonight u> formulate resol
ution to he sent by cable to Presi
dent Hardin?; that the appointment
of a carpelbagser for governor of
Alaska will lie fatal to harmony and
engender internal strife which will
cost the administration the confi
dence and respect o£ the bona fide
residents of Alaska and the meeting
will also urge every town in Alaska
to do the same.
The matter lias been talked of to
a number of Skagway citizens who
favor a niat^ meeting being call
ed for Monday night.
In the event that the demand is
strong enough a meeting will be
called and notice given by circulars
on Monday. A good attendance
should be had as the matter is just
as vital to Skagway as it is to any
other portion of Alaska.
I
j \ HKI-'IMTIO.N OF JAZZ
I 'Burs Baer." that senial student of
J human nature whose daily column
lot luiiiiiir in a Xe.v \ork newspaper
: is widely read, has evolved an inter
esting definition of a jazz hand. Lis-j
■ ten to it:
I "A ja/z orchestra is a collection
of hardware dealers, contortionists
land do."l>y l.;-d collectors. It sounds
like a tin peddler's wagon in a run
i away with the brakes busted. But a
i waltz ain't anything hut duni-tee-dee.
j duni-tee-di e. and it is ruined hv a
I' hunion. The ja v. dance was invented
for peojile who lilio to danco hut
have corns.
i "Then' is something about jazz
I music-well, when a lioun' dog hears
:he Wernsville Hand playing a waltz
| he starts wagging his tail When lie
| inhales the same bard tossing off a
| jazz ttitie his tail starts wagging
him.—Kxchange.
' l>\\< i: TOMMIT AT
« IIITK I'ASS I'l.l'B
W. .1. Mtilvi ill iliiirman of iIn
White I'.iss A,; ii'Mi club social com
mittee has m-de .irr.i i..cements for a
social ho|> at l!ie fluI» hall tuniKht.
This is a !;>>! In Kethor dance and
all are cordially invited.
Tlx- daiico will l>«*^in at nine thir- I
ty and Rood music has been secured
and a pood time is assured. Come
out and enjoyyourselves.
I : ''er an ::<•! ;• a- I • • !««• London
Mailt ■ |ii«»'. -.1- II '!• I'ltiv I'O S"-i 1
al so tnm-li a "thvi instead of so
imiicIi a thousand fe. I. \ "herm is the
name jjiveli to Irtt><i:n» i'.r.llsh tl.ermiil
units, one of tlie latter beinx the
niiMiMiit of heat .1 in raNlns one
pound of xvater one ileum* I'ahren
lielt. The first distributor of uas io
nnnotinei; its cluir)»c« by he i: ••rni Is
the South Metropolitan Has c. ipaii.v,
which from the date of reading
meters for the Mlcht.ehiiu* qtiHi'ler
will charge l!l cents a therm. Tin
s;as Is declared to ■ ••• " "i. ">u !!ri
ihernial units in each m! > fi m.
Ice Cream is considered one of the
best of foods. Have a brick deliv
ered by Keller Rrolhers for your
Sunday dinner.
ViatarrhaUieaf ". * s ..not Be Cured
uy It.- t! ap,- . * .. t annot reach
ih- difi.aa. -y.i • . u There la
only v. . v 0 « it irrhnl de&fm ss.
and U«a». la 1 « •. ;ti inal remedy.
«"i"irrha! lKar.ua by an In
ttaxnid con. . tr. !•' tiji Unlnp of
E t;.!* tube Is
Inflatnvd >•••; have miul -■ sound or lm
r • rfect I . tnilrely
« l' ?• d. i.' :n-ss Is ' I'nltna the
ln.lm.nft.j n tan » i tnd (his tube
restored to It? n<>r:i. : • a. h.arlnfr
will be destroyed r : . r v.v caa«s of
• si r-;. wh.ch is
an Inflame 1 ■ nucous sur
faces. Hu'i's Catarrh Mtdicine acts thru
blood on th\j ir.j.0.3 surfaces of tho
Wt will Bivo on.. Hundred Pollars for
any chbo of «■ i.v . :i,that cannot
be cured by Hall s Catarrh Mcdlclne. Cir
culars free. A!! Pru^t3ts. ?Sc
F. J. CHEXEY St CO.. Tolodn. O.
—A (It art i ni en t.
WOMAN'S C'l.tll MKT
The meetiug of the Skagway Wom
an's club on Thursday evening was
well attended and the program
proved instructive and interesting.
After the usual business meeting,
Airs. Ashley in her tlueui style, gave
a short talk on her recent trip to Se
attle, making a special point of the
visit to a Woman's club while in
that city, incidents in this visit be
in:.' s: ' dully interesting 16 thoyclub
here. "Shakespeare" was the pro
gram arranged for the evening, pa
pers being read on "Kngtand in
Shakespeare's lime" bv Mrs. Ashley.
".Shakespeare's Kile" was thorough,
ly sketched l>v Mrs. .1. Keller, The
sit i v of "The Merchant of Venice"
was well told by Mrs. Geyer, and very
fittingly the court scene from the
Merchant of Venice, was read dram
atically by Mrs. Owen and Mrs. L. H.
Johnston.
The entertainment committee have
plans well under way for a May Fes
tival. on May J. wnich promises to
be one of the most enjoyable social
evenings given by the club.
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Bessie Dahline of Clifton wns
a Skagway visitor today having oome
down on a shopping trip.
A number of natives arrived in tho
past two days from Haines having
I'ome to Skagway in search of work.
Reports reaching Skagway from
Whitehorse indicate that Fred Mac
Lennan, the customs collector is im
proving.
Mr. MacLeunan was taken to the
hospital where he is under the care
if I)r. Culbertson.
Oren Branu who has been over at
Fraser for the past six months ar
ived on the train yesterday and will j
ake a well earned vacation.
Mr. Bratin reports that last winter
ivas one of the mildest in the history
if i lie road.
5. I*. (». Ki.KS MAKING
DRIVE FOR MF.MBERS
On Thursday night at the ineet
ng of the B. B. O. Elks Arnold
luifeld was made a member of Skag
vay Lodge No. 431.
The order of Elks has a drive on
low to bring the membership up to
me million during the year 1921. j
Every lodge in'the order is work
tig overtime to secure good mem
ors and Skagway lodge is not be
ind. A number of applications are
ow on file and many more in pro
pect. ,
Summer Underwear
Separate Garments SQc
Union Suits 75c and $1.00
Sizes from 34 to 42
VOILE BLOUSES—HALF PRICE
All Sales FINAL and for CASH. NO EXCHANGES
L. A. HARRISON CO. FFT
Former Senator
Of Ketchikan
Here on Visit
Senator and Mis. Heckman Arrive
on Jefferson—Senator Favors
It.ilt Kill.
To renew old acquaintances anions
the members of the Legislature,
many of whom he served witli in for
mer sessions, and out of interest in
■natters of legislation, former Sena
tor J. K. Heckman, of Ketchikan,
arrived in Juneau this morning on
the steamer Jefferson. He is ac
companied by Mrs. Heckman.
Mr. Heckman, who recently re
turned from au extended visit i.i
the States, said that he was agree
ably surprised to find conditions at
Ketchikan better than had been re
ported. There is considerable ac
tivity in the fresh fish industry
there, he said, a large number of
halibut lisherman operating from,
there as headquarters and selling
their catches to the Ketchikan cold
storage plants. Suspension of the
lish canning operations in the Ket
chikan district this season, he said, j
was almost complete. He estimated
but two or three plants would oper- '
ate and those only in a limited man- ;
tier, utilizing only the cans which
were left over from last year.
In response to a querry relative |
to the Britt Fisheries Bill recently [
introduced in the Territorial Senate
for Territorial control of the fisher
ies of Alaska, Mr. Heckman staled 1
that he had received a copj- of the J
measure and considered it fundainen ,
tally sound. The principle of the j
measure and its purpose, he said, j
| are correct. In his opinion he stat-.
| ed, some minor amendments will be'
necessary in order to make it a sat-!
isfactory measure, but iu the main '
the provisions of the proposed law
are such as to be equitable to ever} - 1
one concerned and for the best in- '
terests of the Territory as a whole.
Mr. and Mrs. Heckinau will re
main in Juneau possibly for three I
weeks, returning then to their home j
in Ketchikan. Karly this summer
they plan now to make another trip ,
into Interior Alaska going to Au- '
chorage and over Broad Pass by the j
way of the Government Itailroad to .
Nenana, visiting Nenana and Fair- |
banks and then out by the way of i
the Richardson Highway to either
Valdez or Cordova. Mr. and Mrs.
Heckman toured the Interior dis-j
tricts in the summer of 1911) but j
did not include the Anchorage and I
railroad region.
STATEMENT OF THE OWNER
SHIP, MANAGEMENT, ECT., RE- j
QUIRED BY THE ACT OF AUG-]
UST 24, 1912.
Of the Sitagway Alaskan, publish
ed tri-weekly at Skagway, Alaska -
Territory, for, October, 1920. Name
of Editor, L. S. Keller, Business l
Manager, John M. Keller, Publish
er, L. S. Keller.
Owners: Louis S. Keller, sole own
er.
Known bondholders, mortgages,
and other security holders, holding i
1 per cent or more of total amount '
of bonds, mortgages, or other securi- '
ties, None.
Louis S. Keller,
Owner.
Sworn to and subscribed boforo I
me this 7th day of April, 1921.
(Seal) Martin Conway.
STotory Public, My commission ex
pires Feb. 2, 1924.
ifn
ilL
.Many Ska^.. y l*i j»!c On I lie Vorgc
lit Col'.aji !■,
A Li.id buck ...a I....
ull t!ie time—•
Lame every iiiuriiii.
It hurts lo ssloop
straig'itcit.
What wit a l;i.-ad;icl
urinary wcaknciis,
Xo wend . [ •lik
ed,
needful ,
you miserable
■ ire ull day
hurts
to
uIUl 1
, dizzy steels,
ire discourag
tiio kidneys
-a kidney
remedy.
Nunc endorsed
i'iils.
.
Ave., ti;m l'«lro, t'al., sa
recommend . • .• ' ».dui y
experience
what is clai >
neys whfq vs
at ■ . ^
ergy. Dizzy
wistialde .■ .d
frequently :uii
jioyjiuce. J i
i iils and u
me right ;. .
use Ibeui i: .
Uiylli Oi i . t
Price GOc, ;
simply .
Dean's Kiduc.
Mrs. Ivn
Co., .Mtrs., L.X.
1 uno.k
nd l o i'
iwii.'d Kidney
_7 Grand
:s: "1 cau
i'iils from
will do
My kid
dull back
1 .:ev
tiled and had 110 en
. .:. '.j made me
1..' ,'S acltd loo
1 .1 .uu laucii un
uil ui 1 Joaa'a Kidney
1 • ... 'xuey bellied
. ..d i ooniinuid 10
i ...;; . . d Ol' all
1 ail Jaalers. Don't
, . u.ie:. remedy—set
. lis—liie same tiiat
t. cr-.'-lilburn
HKIWHTMI
«>, i iii; j.mi:m<»i
. .
if
Arctic Brot ri.o d C metery Asso
ciation, a ration, by \V. If.
Stout, It. -M. Uu-jil and 11. U. Bunta.
its trustees, i -. -j f;kd t.otice of its
intention to Sv'.i'jhi.i linul proof in
support o. i:s uppHw.itioii, serial
04793, ior patent under tin* provis
ions o£ t!;>j AlI of March 1, 19u7,
(31 Stat, lvl-) xi,r ! :nds embraced
within 1. . Sin .. ..o. 1255, sit
uated uu tl o lull i uuk oi tlie Ciiil
kitt Itivor, one mjle west of Haines,
Alaska, in l...;itude 5 J degrees 14
minutes Nort . . .1 Longitude 13a
ili gre ■ -'J . cs V\'ej-t, and more
particularly u- tilled as follows:
Ci^iiineiicing at Comer 1,
whence U. S. L. .M. No. 573 bears
North d i' ■ o 01 minutes East
S9.40 chains distance; thence
Sou: i 1 j. i ai,:.i to Corner No.
3; thence West lii.23 chains to
Corner No. 3; ti.uiixe North S.iU
chains to Corner No. 4, meander
corner on lino or ordinary high
tide of ChilUt Uiv.-r; thence me
andering the E;.;d liver (1)
North 57 de„i cl 17 minutes East
12.2ii cl.ains to Corner No. 5 M.
C.; tlicuce East 5.95 chains to
Corner No. 1% lite place of begu
iling, coin;; .ii:;u an a'rea of 21.till
acres. Variation 31 degrees 30
minutes East.
1'roof in support of the applica
ion will bo . iii J by the appli
:ant a::d two oi the following wit
ies?es: Carl Bjornstad, Erik Os
nnd, B. A. Burnett ai:d C. II. Lind
lolm, all of llaities, Alaska, before
\V..Ilincbman, U. Comroissioil
r at liaiucs, Alaska, on June 1,
021.
FRANK A. BOYLE,
Register:
'irst Publicati'-n April 11, 1921.
'inal Publication .May 14, 1921.
HOCSK I'OIt SALE
our-room, substantial cottasc, ad
joining my home. Cost offer 'akes
it. Ilousc must be moved from
present location. Cash or terms.
Apply W. C. Blanchard.