Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any. of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor _
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
"l ot. mike a mistake if
vou d< au stoo at
THE
Pollen House
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn ea:h Boor
hamous for its Home C'olcing,
Milk, Cream. Cottasr Cheese and
Batterrr.il s from cur own cU"v J
Fresii Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up]J
A'ell ! ted. Large Sarrple
Rooms for Traveling M*n.
M. S. PUI.LEN. Piop.
Stagway. .Alaska
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What Do You Know
About This
s
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot i', I >lock 20, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
, Phil Abrahams
[ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
'i!K WINTER SCHEDULE
| Princess Mary |
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY I
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Notice Christmas Sailing Dec. 15 j
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I Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
COWi-XTlN'i; AT VANCOUVKK
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TicivKTs To All Points Kast
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE NOV. 5 17 29
Direct CMie:;ioa) for Tdcoau, Vancouver (5
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5 Saili 13 for Cilirar.iia MnJiy, FrHay and
Saturday
Ja:nes Wallace Agent - Slogway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
* For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Forts
S. S. JEFFERSON, Oct 24
E. J. Si I AW Agent
Phone 66
SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
A A —— A and Sunday
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
JESSIE L. LASKY PRESENTS
BRYANT WARBURN
IN :
Putting It Over
By Royal Brown Directed by Walter Edwards
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Frances McDonald and Clarie Anderson
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Newspaper Clippings j
Paramount Artcraft Special
The massive Drury Lane Theater Stage Sucess Sporting Life
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
: Dan Sutherland
Candidate For Alaska
Delegate.
The man who heads the Rci'ul.li
can ticket thl« ><ar iS'so'wellTcno" i
to the voters i Alaskak that a:
introduction. mav seem BuPerflous,,,
b.'t Pub;!- generally ha.* no
been '"ado acquainted wIth the Pub
lie work of Senator Sutherland! for
•ne very good reason that the pre*s
c-f tho territory or at l,a*t'thos
wLo control the same hav0 thot i
mc.ro expedient to Bive as little l>i;b
llcity as Possible t0 his Political ef
(m8
Senator Sutherland v'as born .U'r
17, 1SC9, In Pl<asant Bay, C;i
Hretcn Island, Canada, not far fr<
theh X«wfoundlsnd fiehinc bank' .
He Is' of Scotch American extraction
la his childhood ha was taken to
Gloucester, Massachusetts and Srs«
to sturdy manhood in, that city, so
ci«rinsr his ed'-eatlonal training s:
fcsgox a subei 0 of Gloucester. ,\
a boy hho was a fisherman so tliat
aftcr he moved to Sale® his ex
rvrb.nco had sivtn hi111 a good s'art
for takins hold o tho b'Osine's'eiid
the lish business unt}[ 1S9S when,
slarfd tor Alaska., at a time
when thousands cf youns '"on were
leavine the East, tho Middle States
and the West for the ncw El Dora
do, Senator Sutherland sPont the
winter of 1S93, 93 in the Koyukuic
district, and U Rampant, ensased in
mining. He 'wf*nt to Nome in the
Sarins of '91) and in the following
year becam6 interested in, a lisht
erase business under 'he firm,
nomo of Sesnoa and Sathorland.'Thi
leature was the orisin of the John
J. Sesnon company, with which'near
ly ail Aiaskans are famuilary, es
especially the Xomeites.
lu 1902 and 1903 Senator S»ther
land made a comtortablel fortun
from a Place; I mine at CounciI,
which he worked with a hydraulic
e-ujpment.
Late 1903 be was emPloyed by
c V. lane in working the first hy
drauiic Plant on OPhir Creok. I
1004 he represented the Alasfci'mjn,
ins ProPerties owned by 'h® 'Liebe
famiiyl of saa Francisco, which'also
oPerated at councill.
'lie Fairbanks mining district
was Senator Sutherland's field of
oPcration in 1905, when he oPerated
a3 a layman on Qeary Creek. He
spent the fallowing seison in the
Alaskan ran Sc., ProsPectins that di3
trlct exteneiv-'iy, Ho then return,
'•d to Xomo mid in th° summor of
ll'OS he ProsPfeCtcd and mined on'tlie
third beaclx lino. While h° was 3
tn-at'ed ho wa' aPPointNl by Pre"
d'-nt William Howard Taft to be
l/niMd State3 marshal for the First
Division wjtji office ia Juneau. He
took office in. July, 1909 but after
the feu^tlonal Political war of
«'nich Senator Sutherland va^ a
victim, he \v'is re^ov^d from office
ilcng v'iLh Uuited States Attorney
J ihn J. Boyse. Saaator Sutherland
left office In May 1910, and im
mediately r>tur:ied to n'iniue in the
ce'M.vl disl'overed Idi tared district,,
and at R"by, whiicli wa» struck
shortly after the Iditarod exciteni^n
hail faded.
WTi^n the first legislative electl
ion was held .-Senator S"Uieriai)d'wa
successful being given th° liarffe
cst vote of any Senatorial candidate
from the Fourth Division. At the
close of the session he tossed a coin
with Senator ilonry Rodens, and wo
the holdover, I'ivluG him the 4,year
term. He wag r« elected in 191
which term exi'irog this year.
Pecket Bcok Strangely Lost.
A young woman dropped her pock
et book containing $-10 down the ele
vator slmft of a iinrtford, Conn., busi
ness building. Thorough search was
made for it. but the pocket book was
not found until two mouths later. It
was resting on the elevator weight, so
that when the elevator went down the
pocket book went up. and it was dis
covered by accident by a man who
was looking down the elevator well
from the top story to see if the car
was coming up.
Odessa's Fine Harbor.
The harbor of Odessa, in soutbRus
sln, is formed by several stone piers
and a long breakwater and is pro
tected in every direction. It is the
only port in southern Russia where
ships drawing 30 feet can corns di
rectly to the dock?, nnd the docks are
large and better equipped than those
of any other Black sea port. The
depth is 35 feel on one side and 13 to
17 on the other.
F -r>D:—a (Vartial iower ®et of
false (teeth; Owner can, ihavo
viap jby camng at K^lior Bros'. 1
Hanes Boys llru*.
Endure astonishingly again.
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays closed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for you boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from 1.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
WHITE PASS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION TO!
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
3 Eero wi" be a eeneril meetins oC
the members fit the White Pas-"* Ho»j
rit5i Association. |lield la the White1
Pass Club room on Tuesday, Nov. 2i
at 8:00 p. m. tor tho PurPoso of elec I
lng the foUo^inS officers. Chairmaa
"id Secretary cf the association, and
three Trustees. Ono Trusteo for
a one year term, on® for a two year
tcrm, and oiio ifor a three year term.
Also an, AuditinK committee congl't
ins of three (3) members for a tor'"
of three (3) years. Any other blis
ness relative to the Hospital may be
brou«bt beefore this 'npetin&r.
(Siisned) H. Ashley,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
"Cleopatra's Needles."
Ctenputrn's needles lire two Ksr.vp
tinii obelisks of red syenites, whlrli
were transported from Hrliopolis to
Alexandria 3! It. C., where they re
mained until 1ST", when they were pre
sented to the governments of Great
Rrlfntn and the Polled States by the
Khedive Ismail I'nsha. Tliey bear in
scriptions of Thollimes ill., about
1500 1!. C., and Hnmoves II. One
stands on the Thames embankment,
London, the other In Central park.
New York city. This one is about <50
feet high; the base Is seven feet sev
en Inches square and weighs 2<KI tons.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR ON FINAL
HEARING
Tn ibe Court o£ the Commissioner
far the Territory of Alaska„
Division No. 1. bofora the Hon. J.
J. P. Ward. Es-Offico Prooate
Judt.e si't'ag in Probata, at SkaS
way, Prcc'Ltt.
Iq the matter of 'ha Estate or
GeorRe Mowl, deceased.
Notice ,i3 noreby eiven by the
d.rSi?ne<i, adwniistrator of the
tate of George Mowl, deceased, that
a final rePort iand petition for distri
b«tion has been filed icli the above
named court ty tlie 'Administrator?
of the above named estate; that the
Court 1^ asked to settle such rePort
di"tribut6 tho ProP'-'r'y to the h.i
,1'otsons entitled to the same and t
discharge th© administrator -and th
rh"rsday the 23 [day of December
1U20, at 2 'p. ni. in the co«rt Rm
of the above entiitled Court. has bee
flxeu as the time amd Plao<) for the
hearing of s"ch final rePort and Pe
til ion.
Da'cd at Ssasway this 27th day o
October, 1920.
(SiSned) A. O. Blanc hard.
Administrator
First Publication, Oct. 30th. 192".
Final puibllication Nov. 27th. 1920
OPES LETTER TO
A3 Republican candidal for the
Territorial Senato from the First
Division, I submit the foilowins do
ciara'-ion of principles, to wit;
I beiievo that Alaska's develoPv
rnent should do directed by thos°
" ho ha.vo established homos with,
la her bord0r3 and endured the pri
vutiuu3 incideat there.
Every eocouraeemont should b-<
oi:c?ed for 'he investment of caiit
al in lositimato. Permanent, in
du-trlall enterprises.
A system of conservation should
bt> established and enforced, that
will Promote development, Tillo Pro
'tciins Alnsita's naturall resources
fro'» Canton waste and deHruc
ticc.
iicra adequate Provision, should
be made for 'hi? care and comfort'of
c asedf l>ion;oers and th0 in
sane Patients of the Terriory, wliero
ty Political tr.iffieir.s in connection
with it, 13 ea' ctuaUy eliminated.
Present trajr Portation rates at'
rear exorbitant aDd constitute an
effective and seiious barrier to
the estabiisbruint of es3ential en
tcrPrise3, to Settlement and to ge«
eral welfarei and advancement o
the Territory. It is imPeratiV'hat
Borne measure of relief bo'sccured.
ca'1tal and Labor aro tho Prima
es^ntials to 'to development of tlio
Territory, Capital is theh. result of
latoi', aid la turn, Labor is re i
imbursed by Caiitai; Publi0 wel
fare and general ProsPerity demand
<*iat the vislit3 of each should ba
crtfully safeguarded.
Liberty aad loyalty constitute tho
foundation uPon which our nation,
T-a:- buili; they must be maintained,,
in Alaskal if w'0 ara to ProsPer. I
favor labor orFaidzaticns anions
loyal Ameri an ritizeas, on a con
strucHve and educational basis.
Tr those tv*Lo have Proven'their
devotion to our nation by rQsPndinS
to their Country's call, should
be eiven the Preference in situation
of remunerative employment, ac
cording t0 tii ir various caPacitU
A Public offico is a Public
tTst and tne duties should ba
faithfully Perform0d la a aon ParM
saa manner for the welfare of tha
Public.
OIVE ALASKA A SQUARE DEAL.
Fo>-est J. Hunt.
KetcMkan, Alalia,
Kellfr Brothers have just received
a fuPPly of leads for the PoPular,,
EversharP Pencil. KeeP your Pencil
full. tX
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while thev are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just beer, remodled and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of tKe Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS §1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLY. Mirr.