According to Hoyle
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PERCY L. CROSBY
1.3 b> t*>* VrCluf*" >f*w»?ap«r 8yndle«ts
Wooden Shoes May Solve
Footwear Problem Here
Dutch Manofoo urerc to Send Envoy® fco Thi* City
to Convince I'cople of Folly of Payiog Excessive
Price# To Be Sbvd in Leather—Biff Sale Expected
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Woes FOR "THE fAMlty.
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a t/ew inhovaTw
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n;oF!.ssiox_\L c-auds
i)K L S. KELLER
.Most .M'->u«ra U<.thcds
Uou » 5-1 - a ai 1-6 p- m
\\s u —- Broadwaj
-h VI, WAV AL\SK4
\V U. STOIT
V ' i o r « c j At Law
Praciirw lo all courts
1c Territory of AI'i«ka
|.V|M> — — •- — VLASIvA
n*-r* O i.-. 'hi" section
tii i..i . - i. '• r a.seases
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•• ;■*?'«! acts
a . • » :< j • • :rfaces
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rtlJC SKAOWA*
Pioneer Dairy
li ? -Kf \t* V »V*«*
!r: r'.tii-ui iiiU 8A-tLH
-tfift .nJ fc«« oo«
Civic*! Ja'.rj .* \!vik»
uiii »i»a creaa tu *11
"L.-.t P-s# i Yukoi
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St '• -O _j5 . a .;. J r. x?J3*.J
QuicVy -T/ Penetrating
ria<iiiir.'s V.usud Ji<
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fez - v"> -1" ! !.• rr.hnjio
■il Oil. it pene
f • ' S tiic s >rc
. up the still ach
i avc in the taedi
r:•• c »•'!»-• . - ' :•••! when the
You will
■ ■. i >r it in cases
■3 or accidents
; - >es. cuts. burns.
J .-t reliable,
■■ »r h*?. othache and
■: ■: i i the house.
] - ! h ronstlratloii
f ry Hamlin's Wlnrd
f.ivcr '» is^at iiitle I'inis
Sl<ag way's Social Weel(
0'oi\;t Kurcple has moved from
Nitft'i nvuuc to tho Coa»'ay cottage
ou k-Jo'ath av»a"c and State,str«et.
U—')—0
^ Dr. L. S. lv'U' r arrived home
today, Saturday, from a i>rofo*siau
H \ i==it 10 WliiU'lxorso and Carcro**
o—o—o
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Farwell °u
lortaimd at ditur r oti Tuesday for
Mr5. K. H. Owtn, Mr. llol'-il I^url-'
and Mr. William Ril°y.
A C. Coiv'tir^I^.. Is out from liis I
mit!e in Uio Tesjin country and
is i sliest of tho iniliea House i
Mr. l!ouebrako 1^ on hi* way homo
to C:'>'d<-udale, Washington.
Mr. a.id Mr.-. Kugcac SaUth have
named their Ijl'lo son Eugene Stan
ley. i£ug*n0 iu order of tho.
father ai d Staaky la honor oi t'ao|
lltf.o ones ancle Stanjoy Bilion.
»—6—U
Ca*:i Col® candidate for Torrii :
;oria| K-Ssl'turj ia tho Hou*o of;
\i>jt d v'iUi his !
luat and cousji;, , Mra. La,tiii;'-ls
ter and Mrs. <Jors-~ iijack whjia
a t( «n.
O— 'I 1'
T->e KagJi;8' daiito was nVU at
J and all liad a v«ry good
ima. Tho n'. i.ic *as fiu° and tl»«|
.u!>iK'r \>as wclli up ti i» usual]
K;' l:or.i e. Th°re ^ill b0 moro of'
,!r i--- i opupr Entertainments dur I
the "it: tor.
Mr. or.d Mr-. A. C lilanc'.iard a"d
ilieir two boe.s, A. C. Jr. and
jorjer, wju n.ake their homo for
;liH coming sta'on in. th« PuiK-u
:io»« annex. The fainilj har« com
;ortVle quarters la the foutii
>uk* which. ta"y are now occupying.
o—o—n
Stagwar Lcd_,; n. P. O. Elk's
*:'i! open tilt ir c'.u!) for t'm sea
;nn l£>2l» ll'Cl with a Uanc1 n- '
-aturi'ay nUM October ltith. a" \
Kik's anj their ladi's ir > urs.'! I
o atund. IavitatUn* "ill l>o Is]
sued to thoi« "ho an' not m°a:l>
:-r.! of that fraternity.
.Miss Eilt.n.., Rogers, tli° first
Tradunt® of the Skagway high
icaccl ,vas admitted to the \\*ash
agUin University on the credent
ai* taken frcru her horn* to'Ti whp h
° a jr-'at cr.'dit to tlie school oi l
jkng^ay. Th> <'ay Mi's Rovr3 "'as '
admitted, tUer0 wor« five thousand
i:i lino for matriculation.
\\'ord r eachos us that the youn
er 5ot of Skagwayans located in Se
aU)e ar« having a littl® sport mix
"d with tha hard worlc oe '"High
and "t"\ Re-entlyl til© i!isSos Mc
Leo J of Seattle entertain*d wtUt
Aii'a Eli^n Rogers and among the
guests wero Mi513 Kathorine Halm,
Xiis3 Bessie Comvaj", Str. Karl Hahn
and Mr. Jack Conway.
Tbi< Klks wi)l open th''ir club on
October 17th by giving a dan,"',
vc i all tlie room" "ill be open' to
m,»wb.<rs a ul guests. In; addition
to tii'i dancing there *lll b® bow
lng cards and for 'Uioso who en
joy it a quiet place for muling.
Invitations will l)a issued and a
largo attendance is expected. Re
Tos!in:t>nta wiil b0 served.
o—i)—0
Mr. and Airs. Lome. A. M< A!ist
ep'Crtaiaed on. Sunday "ilh a mal
lard duck dinner to which the fo)
losing were iu.it'd. Mr. and Jir
I'. J. Flyuu, Mr. a;uid Mr». J D»y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan:es K. McAlister,
Caroline Ann MoA'iHer, Ward JIc
Alister, Jack D',vyor and Jaque Bev
erley MrAlist-r. Caroline and Jaquo
w«rs each given a "niorry.thou^it"
wuicli "vvi|l bj dri^d for future use.
Tue politi°ai »pee"hos by Dan
Sutherland, Hermam Tripp and
Cash Coie on "Wednesday1 evening
at A B. Hall wore listened to by a
I largu and appreciative audiettc® and
| thos6 "ho wuut wore wolj repaid
for the time spon^ as the sP"ak
trs v.'oro all wey ver*?d in Uie
I r.«'eds of Alaska and set forth their
j pita for their party in clean, fcrce
ful language whlch curricd coin i
lion and "liit'h "ill "'In ni;inj
vows, for tii<i republican pfarty.
f)—o—a
Mra. Max M. Smith "Hi i,e a
soutli bound pAsspng«ra on the J of
ft.r"ou. During h«r absence, Mr8. W.
A. Pries "ho "';is "'1th Kirmse *■ dur
lag th0 Past two soasons "ill b0 In
chars1-. Mrs. Smith's t"'o sons Jack
atU );an will mat"? tb'lr home at the
I'ullen House "hfl» she js ab^nt
from to"'n. After a visit in, Se
attte and Ketchikan. Mrs. Smith
"ill Do at home again in. lier res
d<?nce at tho foot of Fifth avenue.
u—u—e
sergeant and Mrs. Fr°eman, Mrs.
\\ nltU-y and Mrs Anderson were up
from Fort William H. Scward on
Tuesday arid "'f,ro gnests of the
I'Utlon Hous0 for dltuior, Sergeant
and Mrs. Freeman and; Mrs Walk
Icy w<;re initiated into the boauti
faj work of the Ord.*r of-East
ero Star (uid Mr3. Auderson ,vas'a
gtusisct the order. The O. E. S
ha-1 b'en e-'tabjjshed but a short
(iJi^, in SKagway, but it is doing
a good work aiid has a health}*,.
fronth.
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Mr. r. AV. Snyder ""rites hl|
nieee> Mrs. Roy E. Gauita that'hls
fine Hereford stock took botjj'fjrst
and second prize at th® California
*tate fuir held at Sacramento. Mr.
Si>yd£r is justly proud of this
I awarding as the fair thl» fall wa»
I the -largest thins o' the ever
held in California^ Mr. finyd«r
ana his old 'rlei*d Frank Pago,
v.'ex-o at th^ writing about to start
cn a hunt loro deer and other
game to h« foumd la the raou
e I as of California.
«—ft—ft
Charles Cartwrlgtit has receiv
ed new- that his family wlll re
turn to Sliagway from Everette
Washington w!lcr° they have been
for the past two y^ars. Mr. Cart
"right is putting the oi& home on
Xintt1 aven,ue in order that they
may have housing at omce. Mr.
C-irtwright wa» Intending to g j
outride, but the coming tome 0f
Mrs. Cart"'rigl:t and tha Children,,
has changed his Plans and he w|ll
remain for t'.i« present. The "oi
"rote th° father that wort Is not
easy to gef aad that wagos are
not a? they w°re In, war times.
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Won Pace With Playful
Dog Carrying Dynamite
Peter O'Brien, n turtle hunter
of I.nncaster, O., won n hnlf-tnlle
'!;'sh iii record time. In a speed
liurst with Pedro, liis dog, In
whose mouth wus n stick of
dynamite, with the fuse burning.
When T'eier applied a match
to a stick of dynamite and threw
it into a creek. I'edro thought
ills master was playing with him
and Jumped Into the water ind
caught the sputtering stick In
ids month.
When lie tiegau to swliu back
toward i'cier. the latter began
a marathon home, half a mile
away. I'edro ran fast, but I'eter
ran faster, and just as he en
tered his house there was a ter
rific explosion Now a ten-foot
I:-le in the load marks the place
where I'edro once ran.
The Tim $
To 5ave Younfair
t$ HOW -;y
The Thing
To Save It With
15
tieu/bnos Herpicide
rv-^
faf^Buy a Trial
_ ■S/ze bottle Todaj} -
Sold Everywhere
&pp\izstio n5 . Barber Shops
S end Ylpr Monty
to fa com a
For many years this bank has shewn special consideration^ to
Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefore understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
Our policy has been to extend to our Alaska friends close and
constructive co-operation; the advantages of our resources and facili
ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions and oppor
tunities on the Pacific Coast.
We now desire to increase our family of Alaska customers. Your
"Banking-by-Mail" business will receive every attention. Deposits
may be sent by Post Office Order, Express Money Order, Draft or
Check, Currency by registered mail.
Send for our booklet "Banking by Mail"
T&?^ejiih iS2rs>e£ and Pad£c Avenue. 7hcQBW
Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
Notice of Election
Xotlc* Is Hereby glven tb»t pur
siL»nt to an act of Congrei', approvd
Alay 7, 1906, entitled. "An A.ct Pro
Tiding for tn« election of a <M-"
gate to the Hous° of Represent*
tjveg from the Territory of Alaska,'"
and an act of Congress, approved,
August 24, 1912. en,.ititd, "An
a;c to cre*te a leaio'atlvt, as1" us
illy la the Territory of A'as'.oa. to
cc&fer leiiBlativ® powers thereon, and
for otlior purposes," ajid in ejn
fi rmi'y therewith, a geBoral ©'•"c
'ion wll> be held on Tuesday, Novenn
ber 2, 1920 between th.° hours of
8 o clock a. m. and 7 o'clock p. m.
of said day;
For the jurpose of electing »h#
fol'owinc of.'icers, to *it;
A d»legat» to the House of R
resentatlves from the Territory o'
Alaska;
One member or the S«aata or th"
Territory of Alaaka ;
Vour members of the Hous0 cf
ReyrtsentaUVs of the Territory . !
Alaska.
Two road commUsloa'rs for road
district No. One;
tOne A'torn'y General for tuf
territory of 1
The Common Council of Skagway,
Having Heretofore, by Ordinane
Duly Designated the Voting Pr*
clnc's of Said Town and the Pol'
ing •Tlace In ea^h Thereof The K'^c
tors -re Hereby Notified:
Tha, ai> Duly Qualified Voters,
residing wlthln the boundaries o'"
said Town of skag^'ay will
vot« at City Hall building lo
cat'd on Fifth Street In ?nd upon
Lot 3 o' block 8 which is owned
by Th* City of Skagway Alaska the
»am« being th® Duly Designated Poll
lng piac8 In and for said Town of
Skagway.
Dated this 28th day of S^t'mb":'
I'JIO.
(Signed) Th* Common, Council of
Th* Town of Skagway
By Walter JfcBrlen, Clerk.
SKAflWAY 8
FUATM !N.4 K> ORDKR8
Arrllr Brnilii'iluOl). —
Caoiii Skagwuy No I
meets «T«rj «eri>i:»1 c" 1
fourth Tue^imj nvtiuu*
at K 30 o'clock Vie.li
L*i 6rni»r» cordially weW-ouitj
L. S Keller, Arcllr Clilcf
J U KEU.BR, Acting Arctic Director
P. & V M.
White I'oin liudso F. *
A. M. No. US, meets '-'d
•mil 4Ui 8ajturila» evening*
of each month. \ islttn^;
Uretliren are welcome.
Dan McDonald. W. M.
T. J. 3TANDISH. Secretary.
8. • F. O. ELKS
Bkagwaj I^xig*
No. 181, B. T. O.
Elks m»«>ta «vei"y
l Thursday at 8:00
p- M !i
B?oO«r» «ord!aily welcome
ffOHJf GRASS A L, E R
r. I. TAKDIW1XJL, SwretAry
Pioneers of Alack* Ifloo, No. 12,
mm* tm A. B, HAD flrrt HcruWy la
BT«ir ■««» M «SS» (. B.
VlaiOnc BrotW» wt^Ir »«1"
• j. ajmnJMw
Fraternal Order of
Eaglet—
filutgwajr Aerie. No 85,
Fr«<tnial Order of
Bade* meet the first
Md (bird Wednswa^ night o; eaca
montb at Uieir hail on Fifth Ave
nue. Visiting brother* cordliUy in
rltol to a.tt«adM. B. Rogmrt, W. P.
J. Hi Qrt»«b«ch. Secretary.
N'Kim' C3i*pt*r f"0, ®« 0. ®- ®
m"*t« is lOkonl* Hall fir=t and
U.'rd FrMay" ol «a«H moutb at 8
p. jf. Vlltla/r m«mb«re \r»leom0.
Vlci »Roa Vend*wall Worthy
Matron. , . '
Virginia Butt'cool. secretary.