FRESH GOODS
apricots
HINAXAS
WATER MELON
CANTEI.OPE
CHERRIES
TEACHES
LEMONS
ORANGES
xkw srrns
II. H. TOMATOES
CAL. TOMATOES
MOTIVE
Bl'XCil C V15KOIS
1U XCH BEETS
<7keex onions
ctcithbers
CKEEX PEAS
Lunch Goods For the Celebration
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
.Caribou Hotel...
i:. \V. Gideon, rroju iou.i.
CARCROSS. Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
< \>:t new* <>m i its toi'ium's imiiu mknv for
PLKASAM VACATION
t.oon m xti\« A\n nsm\«; at thk imm>r
Motor 1K)ATS vtkm>iii i»
S. S. Princess S. S. Princess
'Canadian/"
ALICE ROYAL
WILL LEA VE SKACWA Y
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-2S. Aug. 4-11.18-25
—FOR—
Vancouver, Victoria, Frince Rupert, Seattle
cheap Round Trip Fares to llostern Points
!:• 'M'f'-ct y 1>t to A ;."tl
Tickets and All Information Fr< m
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent. Skapwnr. A .;i-ka
>al ,ett to change m>ta
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office - Second and Broadway - Phone 5
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
SEATTLE
AND
m>I '111EASTERN ALASKA PORTS
S.S. City of Seattle - July 14
S. S. Spokane
July 21 I
I OR RESERVATIONS AMI INFORMATION
APPLY TO
i . o. IURm HREIU;,. AGENT SKAGWAY. AI.ASKA
e •»
Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Will \ Vt'l TII1NK AI.ASKV TIIINK \I.\SK \ S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, 18, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
HmI'.KKT .1. Agent I*honc «i« SIv.UiWAY. AI.ASIvA
Schedule subject to change without notice
New York, July 14.—The authori
ties have ordered the arrest of Mrs.
Emma K. Burke, of Indiana.
The charges preferred against Mrs.
Burke are that of having forged the
name of the late Theodore Roosevelt
as an endorsement on the promisarv
noie.
London, July 14.—Belfast was I he [
scene of more rioting last nipht Ke- j
ports have reached the government
that two constables were injured and
three civilians were taken to the hos-1
pital suffering from gunshot wounds
received in the tightingg that took 1
place.
Company announced today that a
company of their experts had been
'
Harrow. Alaska, to explore that re
gion in search of oil.
It is reported that The Standard
Oil company is in possession of in-1
formation showing that oil can be j
fokio. JttO? l;:—*l*ueni y thousand
workl^'*!] i1' t! 11 Kjwusiiki na\al
duck yard ;«i Kobe marched
powering the direct or*. ;pr,» i»wses
sion.
Those are tiic greatest naval con
struction y.irJs In Jaw litevaids
are now in the hnndi o! the Work
men's execiiti .■ oomi..iti >••.
ri»osrwT«»iss \r.m\K
riSnM N'ttRMAN
'
1 tenia \ * ti.iin from the interior was
J
|ure .lini Darwisli Fred Forloufih.
l.ockie Hurnell. \ llest' r. Michael
cer and Harry Anthony
In speaking to a representative ot
j The Alaskan last night Mr Author.;
' sa!<2 "The Norman district is de
veloping along r i lines \
j cates tiial ii « i
producing •.• ui» • t>no well has aU
■
] ;h * oa 'pill i'i this weii is u:ic»tfa::.
i.
and up to t1 .it time i.->
e\p< 1 to treat their claims as or
thorn, ' is itppro.viuuu.? . ""
lire of the opinion that the oil f<Wds
'will . eed thetse figures, hut I
In speukiiiK about the slimmer
operations. Mr. Anthony said
j "T -re is one drilling outfit on the
I freighting will he hy the way «of Ed
-
the Princess Royal, and will go dl
i reel to Kdiuonton. They expoi i.i
return l»y way of sk.icu.i\ ahotr i
[ month hence.
ROACS AID Ati6£i\iTiNE COTTON
Industry Qj.id'upes in Three Years,
Due to Heip Given Farmers by
State Ra.'ways.
Itm-!;os Aires.-—The o '.I'll indit-tp
In northen Artfeii! ilka has quadrupled
in imiioi inn • lis iliri-c years us u result
of nil] given to I lie farmers hy the
suite ri «:i v
111 11>3 *•-1 s» upprovhi'.a'oly 12.CKM
acres wen- planted. while tin- 19L1KJ1
crop en 1 races an atvn of <iliout r<0,tH»ii
acres.
The crop jie!(| is from l.-'*V to l.ftn
pound- per acrc. according to statistics
published ti\ the rail roads. oiuMhird of
which is tilwr nml tlie re-: sivd. A tin
ami a ct>Uoli-seed mill have l>een con
structed to lake rare of t'.ie crop
The problem of t!ie Argentine cotton
further is lack of laltor for p king 'he
crop Attempts have heen luadi to n-e
machinery for this. I.tit these I me |.ee»
K'poriei) us heitis only p'riia suc
cessful.
Inside Organs on Wrong Sde.
Ku'htnd. Vt.- Thottsh all his In
terna! organ* are "oil the wrong side,"
am! he has luhetvulosis, William
It. .wen of West t'hariestoti. Vt.. a pa
tient nt the Vermont san'tarltmi in
rittsfohl. is going to set well. - iy the
doctors. to whom the man is an nnn
X
to ascertain the enniHlions of the lungs
revealed the fact that his heart is on
the right side of his chest. The stomach
is misplaced, the liver on tiie left In
stead of the right sl^e, and the f.p
jeadii on the leiU - - -■ ..
Local News Items
The White Pass Club will give a
dance on Saturday night. Th«: pub
lic is cordially invited
The Princess Royal arrived yes-'
terday morning with over two hun
dred passengers and a large consign
ment of freight for the interior.
V. I. Hahu, superintendent of the'
W. P. & Y. Koute, returned yester
day on the Ruda from a trip of in- :
spot-lion over the White Pass sys
tem.
Miss (I race I. White, of Los An- •
geles, who has been spending her
vacation in Skagwav. will bo an out
hound passenger of the Seattle. Miss |
\\ hite will spend two or three weeks
in Juneau before returning to her |
('apt Paykull will leave Skagway
Kriil.:> <-\enin- for Pyramid harbor,
i lib ..t and l*a\ dson glacivr. ami
will reture Stindav morning An
opportunity is of Jeered a few fish
ermen who wish to enjoy an outing
;ind engage in some good fishing
0 C. Cole, traveling auditor of
the \Y. 1'. ic Y. Koine, rem rued from
an extended trip to the interior on
yesterday's train.
.Mr. Cole has visited every im
portant station of the system from
Whitehorse to St. Michaels and
Kairhankf
Miss Peatriee K. Austin, a mspa
rine writer, who has heen in Skap
wav g.tttlserinp material for some
special articles, will leave on the
Seattle for J tinea'.i Miss Austin is
associate editor of The Reason mnp
axine. which is published in Los An
Franl; Wiseman who. ten years
ago. was deputy 1" P Marshal at
I Ha nes. arrived last nifiht on the
ii .is heen W P i- Y Route
■ . g« nt at Iditarod toi several years.
_ _
\ll>s. - Jane McAllister. K Schol
i n .Mon>'ssen. Pa and May Rus
I. of Portland. make up a party of
| north. On their way hack after
visit nj. Cureross. Whitehorse and
\t.ir:. tin v will visit Sitka and other
■ ii>' s in Southeastern Alaska All
: ' si. travelers ■' enthusiastic
•\ • r the wonders of the notthland
' -rv i rv. and vnw to , ome hack
1". '' • l.eo Walsh, of Mount Ang
Si'tninarv. Orepon. arrived this
|t: -ming on the Seattle, and will re
.i.-i in Skip way for two months
i'a: '.er Leo is no stranger here, as
as visiti il several times, hut
.sst ii us last \ear. Father Leo is
, the cues! of Father Kdouard fial
atr and will make his home at the
1 .onis lliufield. son of Mr. and
, Mrs Max liittfeld. arrived today on
the Ci:> of Seattle from San Fran
.■isco i >r a short »isit with his par
ents. Lv.uis is looking hale and
! ! imi'H. and seents to have enjoyed
i is life oil the outside
The S S i";iy of Scullle arrived
Homing at ' o'clock with a
li-: of passengers, many of
whom are ronndtrippers. A b:g
train look most of thp tourists up
tin* railroad to view the sights of
tl ■. White Pass and oveer to histori
cal Lake Bennett. Others were
bound fur Carrross, Atlln, White
horse and Dawson The Seattle will
not sail until tomorrow night.
Pr:-.' I; Fcero and his family were
arrivals this week from Juneau,
where Mr. Feero \s manager for
William Britt of one of his drug
stores. Mrs. Feero's mother. Mrs.
X IV Black, accompanied them, and
they will visit relatives for some
time.
FISH ( AWIXIi SEASON
OPENS AT HAINES
Haines. July 14.—An agreement
was reached here yesterday be
paid for red and sockeye salmon,
uint; companies, and independent
i,sl • r : en, in regard to prices to be
palid for red and sockeye salmon.
The companies agreed to pay 25
rents each for fish; the company to
furniish all gear, or 30 cents to
those fishermen who furnish their
own gear.
Finish your dinner tomorrow with
a dish of Keller Brothers' unsur
passed Ice Cream. Delivered to your
house in bricks or bulk.
Save letter writing by sending
the Alaskan tak home to the folks.
Special terms for a trial subscrip
tion.
Mens and
Young Men s
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AMD LOWER PRICES
We have just unpacked a shipment of nrw Summer TIj»i« i»n«l
Caps in the smartest models ami colors.
In tliis assortment you'll fiml jn<1 the Hat or t'ap in Stjle ami
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. T
Popular picture palace
Saturday and Sunday
Paramount Pictures Presents
April Folly
With
M ci r i o 11 i) (i v i s
The First Introduction to the Ssagway Public Of
Thi* Beautiful Actress
Paramount Burton Holmes
Land Of the Mompies
Admission. inclmlinc war tax— ' .in -
' ! i 'hen. 1.V
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Simpson. Mgr.
JUNEAU.ALASKA
A General Jewelry & Optical RiiMnrss (*<»n«Jtit u-1. ^1 Ail Oi
ilers
Mr. R. L. Douglas, Formerlj Watth In^poMor < . M .V St.
1*. R. R. Co., Can. IV. T.ines. In Charge of U .tlil Repair
Department.
Mr. F. J. Citek, Formerly of Mayer Rrov. S«**ule. In
Charue of Jewelry Mlc. «V. Repairing.
.UKiiRsov v\n»
FUR NORTH T«>n\\
j Seattle. July 14.—The S S
ferson sailed this morning ''
j "astern Alaska at nine «\ °n
The Jefferson bus 11T ] i- **t •
most of whom are tourd t:.e\ ir
siontsts to ,>kapwa>
. re Pen Silverman. C r Jo. r>.- W
uaret Pew by a»id l K Werkiii"*
K J. Foreman. >1 I' I.overMce
and J. M. Pavison are Haines i •«
st-ngers.
The Jefferson carries a he
co of freight
To Core a Coto tn One Pay
Take Grove s LAXIT1VK BROMO
QflNIKE tablets. The genuine hen -
the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c
llKPARTMKNT OK TH1 I\TKRlo|{
I nited Stale* l.nnil Offii-e
Serial 0 41.i9
Juneau. Alaska. July 7. 1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN t! . i
Albert Sam Chisel, of Haines. Alas
ka, who. on July 7. 1921. made
Homestead entry No. 04159. for
I^ots 2 and 3. Section 26. west hai.
northeast quarter, east b»if. north
west quarter, northwest quarter,
southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter. southwest quarter. Section
35. Township 2S South. Range
55 East. Copper River Merid
ian. has filed rot ice of inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land abov»
described, before R M. Odell. nota-•
public, at Haines. Alaska, on th<
2oth day of August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe Voelfcl. of Haines. Alaska
Sam Whitaker. of Wells. Alaska
C. A. Kindholm. of Haines. Alas
ka.
Willie Anderson, of Haines. Alas
ka.
FRANK A. BOTLE.
Register.
First Publication; July 14th.
'Last Publication, Aug. 16th.
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if j on »!«» n<»l slop .il
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Haiti* mi ra,*!» floor ^
I'nnious for it> Home r««»ki»is, 2
Milk, frram, Poftiur^ CIiptm* §
am] nutfcrtntlk from -Mir own o
diiirr. Fresh eggs, <*• 8
j Rates IVr I>aj and t'p §
> Well Lighted, I jirpr Sample
> Rooms for Traveling Mm
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estaplishfd - - • 1897
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