ry •
Cnsco
1* absolutely nil vegetable—no >liiarii»>, animal
or vegetable, is ail<lo<l. . It no himp nor
tvlor save the delightful ami charaeteri>tie aroma
which Identities CRISCO, ami is suggestive of il>
V I'urlty. .. 9£j
SPECIAL
Oranges 3 doz. for $1.00
C. W. ASK & SONS .
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
K. W. Gideon, l'roprlifor.
CARCROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y. •
Route tor
Atlin
« \i:t kons offkrs tourists i:vkry imuvimi \t for
l'J.K ASANC YACATI* >\
1II XTING AND FISHING AT TIIK IMH>R
MOTOR BOATS Fl'RNISllFIt
S. S. Princess S. S. Princess
ICANAblAf.
ALICE ^ ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 F. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-2S. Aug. 4-11.18-25
—FOR - -
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Ripert, Seattle
t'onnw ntr at Vancouver w tli l'a>t l > i.tii «r.tal Tiairs
Cheap Round Trip Fares to liastern Points
In off it July 1st to August Ijili
Tickets and All Information Frrm
L. H JOHNSTON. Ag«»nt, Skagit;:y. Alaska
Sul'ji-ct to change without notice
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office - Second and Broadway - I'Uoae 3
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY »
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t . t>. IIIRSCIIBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subjcct to change without Notlco.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
A\ 111;\ YOU THINK \I.\SK.\ TI11Nl\ \I.\SK\ S. S. (OMI'ANY
Sailings Irom SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
x. S. .1 KI KKirSON AKil ST 1 - II - 2#
Sailings for Seward and Westward ;
s. s. N(h:th\vk.stki!\ ai«;ist :i - 21.
KOUKIJT J. CRAGG, Agent I'honc «:« SKAliWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice 3
•I
Local News Items
The next boat scheduled to ar
rive in Skagway will be the Jeffer
son, due liere Tuesday.
A. J. Achison, the rancher from j
It lark lake, is supplying Skagwa>
dally with a vory flue lot of fresl
green vegetables.
Martin ltjeu is lmsy these days
moving the house that Oscar Pri
mer purchased on lower Fifth avo .
to the lot adjoining his home
Edward Jones, lienor known in j
Skagway as "Jones," is now occu
pying the Zinkan house on ttj.pe.
Kighth avo.
Holi Wallace, who had hee«i work
ing at Glacier for the past two
months is a Skagway visitor, lie is
making his home with Mr. E. J ones
(twins to a break in the cable be
tween Sitkt and Seattle there has
| Ineu much delay I! cable idvi.es
| from the south. The cahleshtj !
Hurnside has been dispatch) .1 to lo ,
rate the break li was reported to ,
day that the break had been re- j
paired.
Purine the past two weeks ther<
have been quite a number of tour- t
Ists stopping over in Skagwnv Tak
ing the weather into consideration
it would put them under the impres- !
sion that we are in the same boat
.is the rest of the towns on the roast.1
forgotten us. or waylaid our sun
shine for next month. Hero is hop-1
ing that when August comes that ^e]
will have some of the eal ideal1
weather lhat Skagw .> has lieen de
prived of for ihe last three or four
.
considerable, but at i! it we c
show some flowers t'.at are nrev.
led throughout Alaska a; d 11" 1'
cillc coast
UNSINKA3LE SAFE FCR Sfi S
I Dutchman Invents Stror.flbOx T*-at W
i S flnai for HelD When Over
board at Sea.
The Hague. H..!!:ir.i1.— The Pm.h
i Kilst Italian mail Mourners have
: Ihhmi <H|Ui|i|v<t with ttoftlll - *.::••»
| enough to contain nil of !
•
i Oi >k v.imeihing like a pros* h*'i
i a floating hiioy ami a stihr.ar.
Tilt" safe. Ihe Invention nf a Ivroh
• tmiti. I< rlalmoil to be al«»oln:p > u
! slnka! ■ iltiil. 'f r <t m-or'ioin-1
| I'vont It'" slip shon'.l sink. « .
■ Hunting nliont the sons, ar
t nini'hiiier.v run down. It wnV<! —-v
| a ttUiuW-r of ro.-koi«, to hi' sei o'T 1
| mojv tlmti a month.
I HIGH SKIRT. HIGH RISK RITE
Swiss Insurance Men to Take 3r.i
en's Oress Into Considerat cn
in Fixing Fees
-
I short skirls ami t.oi nivkoii . • -
I will have to pav liighof ran-- it lir>*
1 insnrariiv than ilu-so vim ilo m '
'
•I t . U . fake t! •.» . .••>« '■
er 'tu- sM.-t or !..««■ Hie .I.e. Vt*. j
!l<i '11_( -r '!!■ t»Miriiiii-e rate v
T;. Swiss . i.ill] ■ ■!ii. v Just;'"> 1 » no
ol I llli I . s(. atliong » .'II
And ence cf SiK) Arrested at Crnce ,
« rit'll ilatirers wore nrtv':i a
llee raM on a Now York ri:
linll. i\ ' ■l*i* : o.-oil illili1'"r!i' J !■'
atnv» wore l» nr s-agiij. TI.e p.ttr
u'MC"ii> mailt* trips.
GIVEN NEW LAW CODE
Sarroan Statutes Revised Along
American Lines.
Big Contrast to Old System of the Na- j
tivet, Which Ha* Been in Force
for Many Year*.
Papo American Snmiwi.—A
new code of laws bawl on American
statutes 1ms developed In American
Samoa from tlie disturhamv of last '
year whlch culminated in the suicide
of the coventor. Commander Warren
J. Terhune.
The revised laws, drawn by Oapt I
Waldo Evans, tho new governor, and
:
the unlive chiefs, mark nn interesting
chance from the early laws provided :
for the Samoans.
When In WW the first secretary of i
native affairs, Jttdce Gnrr. asked the
native ruler* of the Samoan villages
to stit.mit laws to him for recom
tni-lidalion to the first coventor, he
This was accompanied with the sue- i
srestIon that penalties for their viola- 1
Tion should consist of a fine In the
shape of a hoc anil a barrel of beef.
Tin -e recommendations wvre not i
adopted a- a whole, for snch |ienaltte« !
would have resulted in every offense I
pa vine the way for * feast in the v II
•
prove too milch of a temptation for
the natives.
was the* that when Hll> offense is
complained of and the offender not
luewr for the native pastor, or native
ma>.!<tmte, to compel each person In i
the vill.tte to declare his or her In
nocence by oath on the RIMe.
On one occasion some church money
S
pastor, where It had been placed for
s. o-Koepiiif The native pastor Im
mediate!* went front house to house i
w ha'1 le, swearinc in evi^-v I*
i late, hut everyone declared Innoeeniv
lie l .-wever. for.-ot to take the oath
!i.:a«elf, and the thief remained a mv>
S..HIC var* : terward the pastor b»
\i ore called t-^cether. Havinc maile
«v-• n ' thf\ wen- all in a forcl\
—1. ' then confessed that he
■ •
iocs I.Is people felt they .ould not
. i e in Therien|«•! it »'«»
- -i. ii. I: a r.il .■ 2 was his rec<n
IP I
,w.i> lii'ailcr* li*1 l.oaminc The
Waj.
Ir'-. the Utile kidney ills—
T:m* lamnv weak or n.-h:np hack—
The unnoticed urinary disor
That may load to dropsy and
W i! it', kidneys are weak.
lit:J. ihem niih Poan's kidnev
A re iih especially for weak kid
I \>an's haw boor, used in kidney
troubles for -.0 year?
l rdnrwd by SO,000 people—eii
d si ii !»> ;is of this locality
Mrs S I'. Marsh. 1720 Lincoln
S
UM<d to !«• subject to kidney dis
orders and backache. At times 1
i-onld hard * straighten up when 1
cot down, my hack was so stiff and
\ fr >\ of Poan's Kidney P.lis
? ■ \ st.t|: <»d that awful misery in
kins order Of late years 1
: free froin this annoyance,
s Kidney Pills would l>e my
consideration. if 1 ever had oc
casion to take a kidney medicine
ir 1 know they have no
Price 00c, at all dealers. Poi't
simply nsk for a kidney remedy—Ret
Poan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs Marsh had. Foster-Milhurn
Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. V.
Announcement
In view of the faei ilmt there has Uvn n<*
photographer in Skajrway for several years, .the
management of The Post Studio. Haines, lias de»
ridi'il to send ;in operator to Skamvjty for the pur
pose* of uikinc port rails.
Appointments for sittings may l»e made with
Mr. Oscar Selmer. .The operator will arrive in
Skagway on or about Septeml>cr 1st. or as soon a*
suftU'ient appointments have Ixvn made to justify
him romin^i, Appointments must be made in ad
vance.
Arrangement may Im% made for home sittings as
well as at I he Miiiiio.
The Post Studio
Haines
Mens and
Young Mens
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We haw Just anparicd a uhlprwnt of nrv Slimmer lint* rnid
Cups In the smarfort model* and color*.
In this assortment you'll fln<1 jwst the flat or <*ap in Sl>le an«1
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - ■ $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. PH?sE
Popular Picture Palace
Saturday and Sunday
Paramount Pictures Presents
Teeth of the Tiijer
A Thrilling Detective Story
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Sutisrrn* for it* n«llj AlaascAa
Boat Schedule
SOl'THBnl \l>
Trlnoess Royal Ipbvps horc
T o'clock tonight
City of S«-attlo lfavps al S
o'clock Tomorrow n:Kh!
NORTHHOI VP
Joffprson left Soalllo today
St'HKIH 1 i n T<> S\ll
al 7 o'rlock tonipht
i>i r.\Ri>n:\T oi thi. intkkioh
l nltiil State* lj»ml Office
Serial 041 ?. 9
Juneau. Alaska. July 7. i921
NOTICE IS HKRKBT GIVEN that
\lbert Sam Chisel, of Haines, Ala^
ka. who. on July 7. 1921. made
Homestead entry No. 04159. for
Lots 2 and 3, Section It*, west half,
northeast quarter, east half, north
west Quarter, northwest quarter,
southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter. southwest quarter. Section
35, Township 2S South, Kan«rc
55 East, Copper River Merid
ian. has filed notice of inten
tion to trake final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before R M Odell. notarj
public, at Haines. Alaska, on the
20th day of August. 1921
Claimant names as witnesses
Joe Voelkl. of Haines. Alaska
Sam Whitaker. of Weill, Alaska
C. A. l.indholm. "of Haines. Alas
ka.
Willie Anderson, of Haines, Alas
ka. y
FRANK A. BOYLE,
Register.
First Publication. July 14th.
Last Publication. Aug 16th.
Yon nmVo n mtctAkc
U jou »Jo not Mop Hi
THF,
Pullen House
Klocfrfc l.tfrfit*
Hoom* Single or rn *Milfr \
Until* (»n ra-h floor
l~nnion« for li«- Homo foAkinc.
Milk, CYcaiii, CotlAC'
•nd nvifvormilk from our okd
xljiirj. I'rr^i rcirs, pfr.
Rflfcs $.HV) IVr Hut uttil l'p ;
Wrl! Lichfr<|« Liv^f Sm.i|»lr
Room* for Traveling Mow
H S. PULLEN, Prop.
Skafwny • - Alasca
* n\r i:<x.m iutt*«.r
u\ tm in n \vk.
1>>K SMI
ni !>s.
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vi i hoi *i itoi n
<m w \tm;. i i i l l i:i<
u«,in> a.
11 W.F ( \SH — H \I I TI KMs
Phil Abrahams
ESTAFL1SHID - - - I8Q1
< i tMMKR« I \ I lilMM'Ss
COM I V \\< l it
NOT«;v
EDWARD FORMA.V CEO R I>'I'M\\
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
REGriAR MKALS THK RKST IV THE < IT\
SERVED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
00 All Daylipht Rooms. 16 Room* with !Yi\ nlo Rath
. . . .Only hotel in Skagway with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor Amcncan ar.d Etrcpean Plan