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\ EDITORIAL I
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HAM lewis PASHA
The light Of Senator J. Hamilton
Lewis's countenance and councils wi
bj withdrawn from the senate at
au early date and thereafter k will
have to grope its way as b'gt it can,
Bn' la a way the country is gainer.
J. Ham Lewis will no loneer belong
mere'y to the senate. He will be
long to the Nation. Almost, it
migh* he s&id, to the world.
How la the country to use this
Invaluable national asset? The
answer is plain, go plain that this
paper wonderg nobody has suggest
ed It, Browning complained that
never the time and the P'ace and
the loved ong were all toga Ch
er. But here ia a complete re
futation of that 3ynicisra. Under
lh* constitution of the League of
Xftticog the United States is liable
af any moment to be nm d the man
(Jatorv for Turkey. A mandatory
implies a grand vizier. Xow do
you see?
ii w& lo i>rovt^ | Jrikud, vl*
zlar for the Turk^ all Americana
will want to grovid th$ bast the
country affords, They "Will want
L>ae whq will shine. They will
wa&i, a man than whom there la
uone whomer. The Turks must
09 Tizleretl in stjie and finish. It
ia hia nture ta d«mnad it,, and it
would not consort with our job as
mandatory or ou,r prestige a$ a na
tion to vizier him la any other way.
Who is there fitted for the job—iit
ted by his clothes, by h*S graces, by
his vizier-Ilka appearance, the Ori
ental splendor of hi$ imagination
and the rose petalg ot his speech?
Who is there who ig about to cease
to .•>; mandatory tor his state in
the seuate? Who is there who has
c-eserved well of the administration
IC;' trying to coo the senate into
.stuilii.g sleep? Who ia there?| Who
lis Who?
j'cnator J->ewia snotua ponaer mis
question and make the necessary ef
j tor: to charm th« senate into ac
centing light. What does the
senate know about the necessary
qualities of a gran<| vteter? Why
the senato would be a$ likely a?
not to send a man who didn't wear
a ves' like a Turkish rug. Sena
tor Lewis can sav© the country
from thU awful contretemps is he
will but say the word. Just let
it be known that ho senator is
ready to serve his country and the
worlft in the Yildiz Kio«lk, and who
would say him nay?
Lewig Pasha. Ham Lewis Pftsha
Ah1!
According to p"hone advices from
Anchorage, half of the citizens are
not on speaking termsi with the oth
er half and th-sre is ill feeling pre
vailing. Th$ trouble all came up
over the election of school direc
tors l*gi Tuesday-—SewarjJf Gateway
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
In accordance with Ordinance No.
112, notice is hereby given that the
lies istration Books will be open
at the office of the City Clerk in
the City Hall, every evening from
7:30 to 9:00 p. m. for two waaks
commencing April 21st 1919, ajid
or Saturday afternoon, April 26th,
from 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. for the
registration of voters at the muni
cipal eiection to be held May 6th,
191&.
C. H. ROGERS, City Clerk
Alaska Audience
Scorn Fake
:
Movies
Vr.ldez, ^Way 2. — Alas
ka audiences do not encore some
of the alleged "made in Alaska"
motion pictures. Sou.r-<i«c>ugh$ say
they want th-ear money back: -when
they see "Alaskan stuff shoeing
heroes bucking faro in gambling
halls that do not exist, while out in
artificfl snowstorms, villains, wear
ins: mall order house suowshoes,
snea'r from behind California euca
lyptus, grab thq maidens fair and
ge» away with washtub« full of
nuggets, that also do not exist.
OSJIUU 1UUUWU 4»tvu»wV ^vvi/iv *—
to think, Alaskans say, that there
is truth iu the line, "There's nary
a law Of God or man north of
fifty three." Residents of this
aortbland do not want moton pic
tures patrons of the outside world
to get the idea that there are al
ways "stampedes over the frozen
trail" in Alaska, that. Alaska, is
snow covered all the time, that
road houses and gambling houses
ruu wide ooen and' that guanye^cks
full of uuggieta and fair maidens
cau be had "for the grabbing."
Recently it wag reported here a
motion picture company* intended
to seart an outfit north t> tak« soma
real Alaska moving pistures. The
"V"m 1 (Jtz Miner, uson hearing of the
repoit, declared- his town offered an
ideal home for a company desiring
to produce genuine "land of the
midnigh*. sun' thrillers.
"Heroes here at Val<Jez could
slide down a mountainside in
avalanche without bankrupting the
company buying snow," the Miner
1 said. "Heroines could get up to
! their necks iu the stuff thg poest
rave about.
"The local color is here. Wo
have an abundance of timber, an
old 'imer who wears the same name
be us'.'d in the states, a woman of
forty years who tella her correct
age an-\ last but by no means least,
& n?Jn who dealt stud poker with
'Soayy' Smith, notorious in the
'Ninety eight' days at Skagway.'
His
Bunki
He was yduf "bunlos^ loo.
hon6r him by taking your
SHARB OF THB
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THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED THROUGH THE PATRIOTIC CO-OPERATION OF
James Kennedy, The Clothier
Narrow Escape
From Death
On Creek
Granville, May 2.—Ole Lund, wgll
known miner here, ha«i a narrow
escape from d»ath from effects of
eras while working on bench claims
234 below lower discover}' on Do
miaion yesterday morning. Ho and
h's partner, Peter Peterson, had
deceiidud by ladder into the forty
foot shaft and1 were clearing, the
shaft after a wood fire tad been
burning there for thawing purposes.
Peterson noticed a strong odor of
Kas, and spoke of it to Lund, and
said it was too dangerous to remain
there. Lund' agreed. Peterson led
'he way up the ladder. On reachi (
the top h9 wag surprised to find
Lur.d was not following. It soon
was tound Laind wag overcome, and'
was lying helpless at the foot of the
shaft.
A c? 11 for help brougnt a response
frome several nearby, and Sam Le*
duc, old time nrospector of the vi
cinity, volunteered to go down the
shaft after Lund. A rope waa put
arouad Leduc, and he wag lo-vvered!
by t'ie windlass. He succeeded iu
getting Lund, and bringing him, to
the surface. It required ten to
fift'eu minutes of hardest rubbing
an' exercising of the Itfnba to bring
Luiid back to consciousness. Lund
does not remember whether he got
started up the ladder or not. Sev
eral bruises on the body and one
on the head indicate h0 must have
fallen violently. He is a tall
heavy man, which made hia rescue
all the more difficult.
Those who responded to the cry
for aid and rendered much assist
ance in resuscitating the man, in
cluded Andy Taddie, Mrs. Jack Ir.
win, Mrs. Tweit, Con Nolan and
thrte or four others who happened
to bo at Taddie'g place, Lund has
recovered entirely.
War Tax Gets
Almost all the
Passes
Washington, May 2.Regulation
goverln? collection of the tax 01
ackhnlssionsi soon to be issued by th
burr.au of internal revenue define
the classes that are free from th<
tt>x when admitted free to placeg o;
amusement. They are children un
dev 12 years old, bonafidei employe!
of the place of amusement, muni
cipal officers on offlcal ibusline®
ami soldiers or sailors in uniform
All other persons are gubject to th<
tax, which is 1 cent for each 10 cen
or fraction thereof, of thie Price 0;
admission.
If \ theater sells to a soldier o:
sailor a ?2 ticket for $1, th« tax ii
10 cents on ?1 not 20 oents on thi
ragular price.. Admission# by pass
es are subject to the tax. If th(
uass entitles th© holder to a .$1
^aen, he must pay 10 cents. Th<
dramatic critci, who occupies a
orhostra chair, must pay 20 cents
TO THE VOTERS
I hereby declare myself a;
a candidate for re-election to th<
office of City Clerk, at the electior
to b.e held Tuesday, May 6tl
1919.
t 5-6 (Signed) C- H. Rogers.
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FOR APPENDICITIS
Skagway people can prevent Ap
pendicitis with simple buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed ir
Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOONFUL flust
es the EXTIRE bowel tract sc
completely It relieves ANY CASE
bout stomach, gag or constipation
anrt prevents appendicitis. The IN
STANT, pleasant action of Adler
l-k» surprises both docttors and pa
tfe^U. Leaves Btomach clean and
strong. Keller Bros. Drug Co.
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nothing will taste better than Kel
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Only one place to get it—Kellers
Piles Cored In 0 to 14 Dayi
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First application gives relief. 50c.
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I W-m- K ■ of tbu urinary tract.
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FRYE-BRUHN MARKET
Woman Trapper
Salt Lake City, May2.—Utah
boasts a modren Diana in Airs. Wil
liam Riter, of Lehi, who 1§ said to
be the only huntress and woman
trapper employed by any state. Mrs,
Riter was recently appointed hunt
er and' trapper for the state live
stock commission, and she will act
in conjunction with her husband in
thijs work.
Mrs. Riter is regarded as an ex
pert nimrod with both firearms and
traps. On. a hunting and. traptng
toar Mr. anil Mrs. Riter start in
opposite directions, <a<h setting
traps as they go, anil< managing to
meet at a designated rendezvous.
ThPy return in the game menner,
gathering their peltg on tha way
home..
SKA U WAV VOTERS NOTICT
I hereby declare myself to be an
' Independent Candidate for the of
' tlco Of City Treasurer, of the Town
of okagway, at the election to be
' held' May Cth.
^ Si£iv?d— Frank N. Feero.
Th» boya havo finished the job
' "over there"; let us finish it "'over
here." . _ ■ _
HAIR TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Snlil to Indicate « Per
*on'a Temperament.
Many people believe that blonde, m
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. A person without hair
la not devoid of character; far from it.
The disposition of the average bald
headed man Is to show such solicitude
for the welfare of others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes baldness.
Prof. Sabouraud, of Paris, France, in
nocculated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing It to become totally bald in nve
weeks' time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs It is necessary to apply
Newbro's Herpiclde.
"Destroy the cause—you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send lOo In
stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co
Detroit. Mich.
One Do'.larnottle, guaranteed.
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Returned Vet Es-j
Gaped From A I
Han Prison
Among the returned soldiers i
ftatvson is ,J. A. C'hisholm, rec> intly
cf the Second Canadian Tunneling
Company, say the Dawson News. He
was taxen urisoner by the Germans
at the third battle of Ypres June,
1310, and, after several months'
confinement, escaped and1 trav.led*
over 200 miles through Germany un
til he finally reached safety in Hol
land. Mr. Chisholni reached Daw
son a few days ago. He mushed
in ever th$ trail from Wliitehorse.
He Is a member of tha Prince Ru
pert branch, G. W. V. A.
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