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No. 15 TWENTY FOURTH YEAR
SIC AG WAY, ALASKA, SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1921
PRICE 10 CENT
WIN fi. Bill IS ■ PBFSIFHT OF lit IIHIM SHIES
Washington March 3—President
Witecn vetoed th- FordniJ" tariff
till this afternoon. H,, tUadared
tiat what the American farmer neel
e i waa not a tvitf after the k*"d
of the Fordnt'M bill so in tb6 Pre
sent situation a better system of
r.nrkiiy mk and crodi' and an oi\.i>
! |tg '.o foralga markets ratb.r than
Protection again**, foreign Products
j laid down In tb,e Tariff bill
AGED MM Hi CREW OF SIX
KEN 33 DAYS IT SE* 1 IBKf SSil
Xe«- York March 4—Thirty, six
daTs at sea in a liking twenty ton
yawl ie- thje experi«n<*> of au Eighty
three >V*-r old ooPtain with a crew
|.f six men. -Ga t};
>caf'tafn koJt £h<. crew in Hnv anj
t^ge'her tlic-vi on u:iJj lli"
stciu:tr Duns man rescued t-o cr> ••
1 >j miUt> out from this Pun.
Haines Notes
Haines March 1—The entertain
ment a:itl dance giv n by the
»•rik-.r tif itoose in 'he A ii ha3
/..n 1 utiMay F«-b 22nd «as well at
t n.leil and w:f>< a gr^at success in
e'verv w-a^-. -Mr H O Banta gav<?
a Very good historical sketch of tIto
Iffo of Wellington and alfco of th0
Lcjfil order of Moose.
Hie en^rtainment gi"Ven in the
Pn'sbyv riaii church on the 2 Aid by
the Native school und0r ihe manag.
meat of Mrs Ellen Pyne their teach
er wau •)Xc«Ptionallj- fln^ and both
tUa native children and their teach
er deserve great* credit for th* mas
terly manner in which the Program
was rendered.
The Smoker In thj, A B ha3J on
tFrld3y evening t^ 23th was well
attended aoa very fine. The
evening was s^en' in boxing bouts
tin can fights, sPe.jChami oth- r
•amusements, Uiere vt.ro " : ,J
•can fights aad two bo.\i:'g bou's.
The fir a tbout wara betWocn t'l,
Irish Potato and th0 Tixa? Kji! f
|.»uj fast and fui1ou3 from ss'art
to fi a au I both of t's l»'Ts show
ed considerably cla-.s and Pro.v
*c tl'-e audi(.0!iii it no
fake. The BeCi n,» bout wa» b
•th*-- oiotish Twins and like t!i
first bout was fought' out in r ; •
style and Portia's on ». more soic "
tifie. manner as both nun wore oi,:
^.•r and Portal's had nior,. trai.'iji g
and was ind,-t 1 a good showing and
both were fought in the mos"
filer.(11 manner although in t':e
ring each man did liis b^:t to win.
Martin Ma:!.-i>n wiio has be^n a:'
Juneau n-a:l..- all v.iu'^r has r. t; :n*
ed to bis honie l>0Iov t lie ]lair. .
tH.'i king Go's. Cannery ami v.>l
the b;Uanc0 if thn }"e"r at
h i iiom K ad ai d in Haiti s w !iv.r..
h.> a)so has o'her Property.
! R M Od'll 1;.< be a on t.'!e sick
li.st for th«> Pad w,s u with a Vet'J
s"vtte icold bu.t w0 a.~t jlad to say
f:it iv may -■>" n b,. in .'lis irsiial
gird h»aAh._
S\&wA \vome, *3o"oox\
Keep your savings, your surplus money in your own com
munity—where it belongs—and where. :t will work for you
over and over again. .
Money in your HOME BANK will help build roads, sup
port schools, and aid your local companies end business
houses and make certain YOL R pay roli. It will brinj new
business to your town and thus give you more lor your dollar
when you buy. New business increases the value of your
property and decreases your taxes. A man or woman with a
bank account never worries about hard time?.
Bank of Alaska
S YR UPS,
AT LOWER PRICES
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple..
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple..
Liberty Bell, Cane and Maple..
Pure Maple Sap from Vermont
Rogers Golden Syrup Canadian
Rogers Golden Syrup Canadian
. 2i pour.d tins .70
5 pound tins 1.25
10 pound tins 2.33
• 2* pound tins .15
.2 pound tins .40
.5 pound tins . 7
P. H. GANTY
Ohio's Son Is Inaugurated With
Simple Ceremony As Chief
Justice White Administers
The Oath Of Office—Calvin
Coolidge Is Inducted Into Of-!
fice As Vice President Of
Our Country
WasMnpton M"ar 4—The event of
.r"tdr°n^Ial inter,st: 'o tlio n0ol'lo
of t'ic T*nK<»d Statj.-' took I'lao" to
day i.t 11:30 on +lin Eas-. Portico
f Ca'lto] building ;>t Wash
~»rn. Tlip weathpr \vaK farrr
viih n coo! nnrthwp«t wind:
v. IV: «lt ar skifs and the snn
Tha c^romonl's h-cn
VTn r-vTi 0. Harding jicromPn
"?'•) !i • Calvin fv>r{'idp, ( lift tli«
WH'ard Ito'cl r"rc,-pdP,l lijr
i vmi rr/ fcffd'd l>v
-r Kr"x. Tli,y motored frcra
vc,v W'Hl^rd t<l n hou ?
• ' Pr l-.d.-nt W«on nnfpr^
• tr,r C- ;• 00 IT if'd li.V t'lrv
■ r tn K« Vjv. Pro Idrn'
• r d — ii r->'vja c-rM.«v rr
1 ">f> s C>!'d ur r>Tl f ilj w.
!'> m wps ttin rat- wft'i Mrs.
' '• ■ >-i.i >fr . TTtrdivfr. In tYtf•»
•• »h" ''ar1" nrut, Ir way i>P
" .-.-<5-j.- nv» t-> tV> Oaltil.
i .ir'v w. r • al\ <Jvi tn form?!
:.vrl M) v Part op tho
Pr'-pram wns carrl d mt a<s lias
i • t' cu 'om in ttip Sona'p Chnrw
ir>r. It. was Planned tn havo tho
* rT'U!ipv (t thr.f rf-o h'-t a
• Plans «-n« mfiii.. wh -n
'r i ' ■ ' •' fit r. W»4!t"r
i... .-rrai MarI6n. Thp oon<vs«fon
' ' "r ■ ! irr r <vnt rusfm bt» tsi*
i'i;' l' n ]p".f'pT r Mi on tho oa«t
'?"> c^ti'Trcrim ?ihri
• v » •> .• rvfi iP!»rf»-l"li-'I !'•> tli" ,
.. ; V 1 r(J r"ni-> to the Cap
'•■ I'lf v tiraMnn tt-o n« ns
<■* v .ir tIv n t'-at tho w>tK;
" i 1> . Irnlflstor^d in flip oP, n.
S>' v , C::?mh r was rrnwd''4
(|ir (■ tii - fminion "f
C-' i Co 1 -ir- ind'c'od -nto nfffo-.1
v:> 1- !fc.> :"-avrr <>V the Snato Clian»
T ■ f • ; tlm s >or tary rpads a hrl^l
p- :|iloT-ti'] Pror.tnnia'lon <'onrpnin£;
Scn^f- !•< „\t-.nordlnary s^Rct^n.
t • -i ' ?nt el' rt wnV:< UP
i : ? '1 • rntji cf offfpo and re
i n * '■ P aPr'Tancf of tho ivo
v.-'t'i n <?'tort s"<yoli. tl» mn
p 'o ■5Wf.ar.tTi tlio now S^Tia
' r v. 'io jv p-oorh (1 <o bis dp*Vf
v rror-.-pdlncs ls ov r with
in nbout fii^n minifies;; wh^n ♦&<>
Ion starts from th<» Sma*<»
r :nb. r thru tho ca^lt'l corr|dor«r
to t'.P Portico whprP tile crowd
fl\v-.i<8 Mi-o coming of t!>p Presiden
tial Part*.
] No sooner dryis f!i0 Panf- o'iflnt
rti c;r)T> tjifin the Program begins
T'i CI i { .Tu^-'lc^,; Edward Pouclas
\V1 i?„ rdnifTil.s'prs the ontli to th>i
Pr! tdi ^ : a-'d Miis done; thp new
P-fsident gave his Inaugural ad
.!ri tli'js did not tmJr0 more thsui
t.-n inicMtes the substance of which
is ■ii follows.
j Amerioa onn b„ a j>artfty< to ncf
r. vran-^nt military allianoit can
e. (pr in'o no Political] comitra*nts
r r ;um" nny Pconomlc obligation
< •• jc our d.^clslons to any o'h
11 an our own aufihority. Our
r.urr.-»mo IfrPe is In the r.-s'imPtion
of our own normal onward way. If
; r is again forced nPon us I sin*
efc-rr-'y lini'e a way will hp found to
ur.iv cur individual and collective
f.'rc-r.-gtii nnd) to congrcrate all Am
i material and sPlrituall; bod"
ami soul Co national dpfenc^.
Xot onP P?ni;yi of war ProfiLs
:sba!l go to tl:^ benefit' of Private
I in -.lii idual, corporation or combin
| ation. AVe can reduce the abnorm
j.il c\i'eMdi'nre and kwe will; Wp can
strll:e at -vi ir taxation and we mu^t;
II Ri'c-ak for the omission of tlhe un
i necessary interference of govern
ffic-nt ivUhj business; for an end Ho
.'ovir.niM.ent (.\perienco in business;
j and for efiicient business in the
'movement of the administration.
JvVe ought to find a way to guard!
(ogfcinst Wjtq Perllfi and Penalties of
unemployment; We want an Amer
ica of komos.
I accert my Part with slngflemind
.'Ut tsa of PurPos^; humility, oi gi'lrjt
and i implore the favor of guidance
of Uod in His h^aren, With tikes'11
I^im unafraid and confidently fac i.
the future.
1 iiave taken the solemn oath of
office on that passage of Holy Writ, i
\v:it-icin it is aslc<d; u "ivha»t doth I
tile l-ord require of tlioe; but to do -
justice; and to lov0 meres'; and to
walk humbfti with thy God' This |
PlIghL to God and my country to do j
coniident in our abflity to work: out!
our own destiny and Je&lou^M j
guarding our right to do so; we as!c
no i irt i:i directing the destinies of
th- eld world; we don't mean to be
e!:fi'iigl< d; we wffll accept n.o resPon-|
ibi!i;.v cxcelt as our own conscien'- I
an-1 judgement in each instance niay |
d tcrmine.
Tile WllOJg CeHemony Uiisi auuui j
flfi'en niinute3 after which tho Pres
idential Partji returned to the White !
hi use; where an Informal iyveei>tion j
was ti'-ld and luncheon served.
Tilt atfendenc^ in tho CaPltol ci
ty a iunti6uail>- large considering
ihmt announcement was made that
no ostenation should characteriz"
tiio inaugural.
Afler Mia ceremonies wt.re finis!- |
ed «n thje ease. I'ondico 'ho Pre?jdent i
a'iended and briefly addressed tdij
ev'cu'ivo session of tiiC Senate- H0
Presented 'he nomin:ufciong of iiis ra j
lnc' for the approval of the Senate, j
Wilson was unable to :«fetid tlie;1
flaiJing ceremonies. He explained
to Senator Knox tlrJt he was unablo
to go into the 'Senate chamber, in J
sl'eaking to Senator Knox he said; j
' Senator; Uie i>enato has hlirown m
down but I am not going -tjo fad! I
down". To Senator Lodge who
asked if the Pr^sidentl had anF fur- 1
ther communication; Wilson coldil;1
said; "I have no further communica
tion to make; I aPPrcciate 5'our cou
ie.sy; good morning.''
e»
Tuesday evening at tlie PoPular
Pa'ace show house. Tlio Woman's
club and the movie ProPrie'ors are
to give a combined evening's enter
♦ainment.
| Sirs 3 V Davis Rtiader anti Jrrs
Ned Carlson Pianisib from Juneau
■will render an excellent Program.
A sPncial movie Production will bo
given th® same evening. The Pro
duction will bo given tbe same
evening. Tha -.rc^ccds above ex
neij»M will e i to tlio '.'.ibra-7.
Admission Adults 50 - cents and
children 25 cents.
The true idea of thrift Is to earn
more than you spend. .lust as factory
owners set aside something out of their
profits each year Into a depreciation
fund with which to rebuild their worn
I nut plant, so each of us should endeav
or to make our wn<;es sufficient to
give a personal depreciation, fund,
says Omaha Hoe. Few of us can hope
to be rich, but It is within the reach
nf most to acquire by Industry and
p' onoiiiy suflirVnt'tn meet our wants
and provide for old age
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL
GOES OVER 10 NEXT TERM
Washington Mar 3—Ttte hoPe of
massing .th^ naval appropriation bill
at tbia /seeglon at the Senate haa
b*en abandoned. Today the fS_n
proceede4 to otther
FIFIEEN MILLION ADDITIONAL FOR
FOII DISABLED SOLDIER HOSPITALS
Washington Mar 3—Thej Senate
today adopted and aent to confer
/sncJe th'3 MU Providing 15 mitlioj,
dollar* for additional hospital1 fac
ulties for th« disabled aervice men.
Washington1 March 4—Hoor«r *a
Secretary of the department of com
merce wiU urge thle abollMon of the
: Shipping Board and Its establishment
Aja a bur>iau of th^ dePari(ment of
commerce.
TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKES KILL
TWO HVIDREBUD RFTT THOUSUD
Shanghai Mar 4—Ren^vpd earth
quakes in Kanaui and Chen# Provin
Cis have killed two hundred and flf
ly thousand proP!0 according tfr e<*»
vices received, todayi The fam
in relief committee ar6 siding In
vestigators Co look into the mater
and 'f *£0 r«Porta arej correct
and what can ba don^.
It Is said that foreign agents are
working In this country agiilnst the
nli-rests of fi-e American merchant
airine. If liny lire, remarks Baltl
iiore Aiiiericr.n. the law should cer
air.I.v !!::<! a w i.V of dealing with their
viTiiiclmis acrvltlei and ridding the
country of the agents also.
Fryig Bruhtn and Co are making
ecttensive rePalrs and alterations to
their focal marked. They exPecf'
(to ht^** ail tl/i work done in a
week or two when they will invite
yie Pufblic to coma an<j insPeet,' the
plant and Ite improvements'
THE WHITE PASS 5
YUKON ROUTE
THE GATEWAY K#UTE OF
COMFORT SSRVIOE SAFETY
FOR
Yukon Territory, Atlift District and
Interior Alaska
Semi-weekly Traiu S«rric» between Skaguay
and Whiteborse daring wiat«r season
Full informabio* regardimc putai(er Md freight rates
upoa ajulflite t*
H. Wheeler, Cttttral Hanager
Skaguay, Alaska
•t
510 Alaska Building, Seattle, Wash.