Hot Cake Time
WE HAVE
Buckwheat sks & pkg;
Alber's Flapjack Flour
Aunt Jemima's
Olympic 10 Id. sks
SYRUPS
Lofc Cabin—Tea Garden
Liberty Bell—Karo—Pure Maple Sap
ALL KINDS OF CEREALS
L W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
K. W. Proprietor.
CAIMIIOSS. V. T
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route tor
Atlin
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WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY. 7 P. M.
O'TOBER 23 NOVEMBER 2
FOR
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ALASvA TEAMSHIP CO !
\\:IKX V»'f rillXh ALASKA TlUXt; ALASKA S. S. COM PA XV
S«ilinc» Jrom SKAGVV'AY 3o<.sr>n 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way orts
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Notice To .j.
MASONS AMI KASTKRN STARS
White Pass Lodge No. 11* K & A
M. will commemorate the Masonic
Birthday ot Geo. Washington with a
patriotic program, dance, cants and
' lunch next Saturday night. Novem
' her 5th. The prcjcram will com
mence at S: lfi p. tn. in the Lodge
I Hall. Masons, Eastern Stars and
i their families are invited to attend.
(»OOI> ROOTI.KW.CR Is
A l>KAI» ROOTl>Xi{«Kl?
WasliinRton. Nov I.—A headline
in The World Digest of Reform
News says that the only good boot
legger is a dead bootlegger. The
Reform News is published under tin
Methodist Board of Temperance it<
this city.
, Willi K OI*K\S OKMtH'RATIC
tXWMITTKK MKKT1XO
St. l.ouis, Nov. 1.—Chairman
White of the National lVi.;ocralie
Committee, arrived in this iii> yes
terday. He will preside at the open
ins of the Democratic Nations'
Committee tv.eeting lomorrov
\(iMK'S 1'AMOt s
CITI/.KN ON VACATION
Seatcie. Oci :ll Jo„n Spepala
of Nome, who ha won sre:r. fame
in the north as t'»e river of the win
■
race, s on his way io a short visit
to his old home in Norway
K\TF\1> LIMITATIONS
H>R PKOKUKKRS
Washin.ston. Nov. 1 - A bill to
extend the statute of limitation t
three years on pro' teers passed t!if
House.
I'lNKKR M HlKM VKU'HI.S !RK>
Seattle. Nov l -Seattle'* ;>: -ieei
school teacher is d'»d Mrs H 1.
city when the city was a small town
died here today.
VOTlXti STRENGTH OF
V. S. .M.I_1.S:V_
Washlngton. Oct 31.— Tl.e Cen
sus Board announced today that the
voting strength of tne 1'nited State
is 54.421.SS2.
T' e annual r.teetinir of the White
Vass Hospita! ' !i-'>>eiation w he
held at the \VTiite Pass Athletic
Club on Tuesd.iv. November l.-t at
s p. n:. t'or the purpose of el->ctinc
a Trustee to serve for t'-ree veyrs
and for sue'.? other business, as may
'or.:e before the meet ins
\v. c. ri.anch \nn
it Chairman
Procrrsr in New Guinea.
It |s IS ynr* aso that 7 ' n of the
Kvntijr' «*1 l.rthrian >vin»<: we;it to
Vew r*uinea aii'l betun hi* work
among the native^ who were then
largely Ilea'hen. There were many
| '-unnlbaU In the Territory A letter
recently rece-\ ed frum Morohc shows
' wonderfttl splrlrunl progress ■- rre
j proportion of the Islanders have re
I nonneed heaThenl«m ami given np
! Is estimated tl ' Si**) nf them h-w
i been receive! into the Phrlstinn
I ehurcli.
There's no dNap;mimu>i nt keenei
I than tlmt "f llie tile lier of a tir»*
l habv that refuses to cut it* t'i'M tix th
| on time
"Wliflt is die ehlef cause of di
I vor.f V" r. i-oMeEe professor.
. .it ' :He *li :: I
j inatrtiiu »iy.
The: e Is ,'im one thine Japan would
disllki more than Ileitis in en that
conference, and that «.>uld be not be
nt In on It.
[ The most cracefnl man In town
• :he«-e days Is the .- wkwnrd fellow who
I always -tseil to ln> stepping on some
'"onian't. skirt
it may ho that women are mm la«
.ibldlnc L men. and then lua n fash
ions are lii.t calculated to encourage
the ladv bootlegger.
If that race of bearded women
ei.t'-ee alone as ;> French scientist
pridv's. v hat will beeo-ie of the
--en' American s'deshow?
COAL FOR 4,000 YEARS.
Thf fnlted states jjpolople*! survey
!* authority hr the estimate that our
original coal reserves contained over
S.076 billion short tons (2.00n ponnds)
of coal. a horn one-third of which
is of donbtfnl value, doe either to
the character of tlie seams or to
their jnvot depth rr.>ni tlie surface.
To tlie end of the current year it f*
estimated that the sross extraction
has l«vn a trifle less than S.«««.<Wmm
tons Tlie Inited State* Is now pro
ducinc coal at the rate of half a
million tons per iinnutn. l.»".nc
crossed thm fijrure In 1!<10; although
the out)>ut for the year MWMnt
failed to reach this re.s.nl hy some
4.000,000 tons, the if mm for l!««£
showed that w haw pa>-stvl it sn
completely that nothinc l>in severest
depression will ever can* the pro
duction to fall helow It acain. Tlie
most sicnificxnt. In lact, almost alarm
Inc. filature ahont our production sta
tistics Is the enormous rapidity at
which the output is Increaslnc. sav*
the Ku^lrnvrine Maj.-ar.iiH' Ra««J
on the production of a half a cetcury
decade, tip to and twefetdnc IPTO.
Rritish statisticians aiv wondc tnit
why it is that the pro|iO)Nion "f hkiV
hlnh* Increases with an inceea«e in
wholesale pnci,v That it di*'- ntn
-
bovs horn to e*vry 1.UH1 drl*. a <i
tlif lmh>\ number for wholesale i.rices
gradually until Itfets «ii.| so did tfee
num' or of hoj-s in -oinparis-in v.ith
v ■ tv 1 1hoy. lK.fi *o every 1 1 * *
iriru and the v. hole- t!c index ha»t
fallen to 2,100 Thi eufier more boys
were Imni, and <vt:>« Mentally whole
sale price* In*».:ti t" 'ip Tiietnove
meiit was es|*einl1y marked after
1914: and in when wholesale
pr were hichcr than they had over
been i ->fnre. Ihe proportion of hovs
to tirls broke all re< or>is and wn*
l.Ofln to l.OOfl. Why do hlcti price?
pr-xlti.v hoys rather than pi' '«* The
record of the Ia«l half «t>utur\ »how*s
t!i:.t tliey do. hu no oi(C Ua> l»eeii
able to give a swi'sfttrtury explanit
tion for tl.e fact.
IVrpettia! motion ard the fonrth <51
h lntic hm I (km are e*-y
l>ii:>m.l professor of [»ol;i \*al econ
i»r i nn '>f rnxsMon. «a.vs The Hous
ton p"si Popularity ami taxation an
us H* it: 1(2 Cats
I'tvsuVni I'oitieare of Knnht ««*«
»t Jii. i. I vm|tw>. cnwj>ariiic Ivtnn
M'JT. '
-
| Pi'iui'w.v i- .1 ot e\:vriot*
: •ilievimi iv te io t'n- faot that I.<-ni;>
mill Tru!" ' tmn1 lifld twlhv If had
■ .in extra hro»; and *w the
ilettist \> :hiitU debt)
If there are the '1 ies in war
n man sh. : iii wuw
rnnt l*e absriJuwlj certain foT *
I ■■:mnon Natl op an »tt!<»n.
1 Murtpi"** •"• i'f At .erican fsmi
'
jjjs.utt • • » an' ' *"»» C54* "
Hue lmslr in - ' !•• r -I
Vp«. him ire vain. .lust as the ptvsi
,,f Anierirn say* thej are. You neirr
saw a man slaovins a pictnre of him
self In a ha thine v" '
<oniPtimi's ihe ein eardi n l« a fr.il
tire booni1* some '■'icht cts into
It with a venceunee, but more often
r
s« : doesn't (ret iiii*i it w:th a tw»e
After reitditsc what I'ootor Finstein
says ahont American manners and
. ttstonis one conclude* that a mathe
^lan had better stick to his rvla
j tlvlty.
Tl'e til at.chii news indicates that
Germany is payuic reparations rather
more pmtn *it than some other na
tions pm interest.
Subscribe for th<» liaily Alaskan.
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Lessee
RAir.fi REASONABLE
Whitehorfe Yukon Territory
Big G?me Hunters ana Tourists
DOIX5E CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Closing Out
Our entire stock «f Books.
I aiest Fiction, Gilt Books. and
Poetical Works.
I
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Values from 50c. to $3.50
Now 25c. to $1.00
All Qoth Bound Fiction 75c. 2 for $1.25
Haloe'en Fost Cards. & Score Cards.
Plain Fancy Crepe Pap? r.
Hal ec\n Novelties from 10c. to 25c.
L. A. R rison Co.
Phon 55
popular PiclBre palace j
Tuesday and Wednesday
Paramount Pictures
H. B. Warner
The PAGAN GOD !
—— i
COMiNO SATURDAY AM) 51JNDAY
CHARLES RA Y
Afiinissicf'. irrludinp V ar Tax-Ati i.lts. i t . ( hildirr 15c
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THA\KSUlVIMi OU
Washinctor, Nov ] —President
H:i~dinp ha? dosipi.ated Thursday.
Voventfcer 24. as Thankspirinc Hay
In his proclamation the President
urgos the people u. sive thanks for
"AH tiat hits l>een rendered unto
them "
fornl In ft to 14 Dirt
PniKtm refund .noney if TAZO
OINTMENT fail* lo out* (Ichins
Blind. Rleedinp or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itc ing Piles, and
yon can pst restfnl sleep after first
application. €Pc
VOIR KIDNEY'S
"•iUagmrx nevidrnt* Mum Uini i <
lit'^imnn" M Kcrpin; litem
Wo«
Perfect healt}* means that everj
' .ir:an of the body is performing Jtf '
unctions properly.
Penect health <vnnoi be enjoyed
f ti:_e kidneys are ireak and disor-.
I dered.
Thousands testify that Doan's K:d
ley Pills have a reviving action or
n.-ali kidneys
What this remedy has done In so
many cases of this kind is the best
i proof of its merit
Read the following. It's tesli
i :rony pratetnllv riven hv a res dent
■ if this locality
Mrs J. Hu(t. Main St.. Klein. Ore .
I say?- "Doan's Kidney Pills are an
old standby with me. My kidneys
; troubled ice and T "ad a lame and
r-chins Hack. 1 felt tired on; and
my *ork often had to po undone
My kidneys did not act right. either
■ Dean's Kidney Pills alwa. > rel eve .
j these attacks and stre-.p:hen my
I !>ack .ind kidneys. I highly reeom
I mend Hoar's to anyone for kidnei
complaint."
Tricc €Cc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
pet Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Hop had Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfrs. Buffalo. N. T.
Hive in Ic* rrwttji \ '* *
nt Keiler'n summer r*-<1 •.
IT yon do nn» «t«p M(
THF
! Pulton km \
5
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5 Rt«mn. Sln^V* m m xttlir
^ Riithf *»n rfc"1! floor
i
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Fire and Accident
INSURANCE
Realty For Sale
Idemnity Bonds
General Agent
Conveyancer
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTAfUSHED - - - 1897
t EDWARD FORMAN GEO R DERMA?
Golden North Hotel
I SKAGWAY, ALASKA
A RBGT1.AR MEALS THE BEST Of THE CITY
j SERVED EVERY DAT IX THE YEAR
v 60 All Dnjlipht Rooms. Ifl Room* with FVIvnlr Rir ,
S ... .Only bote) In Stag*-*? with Hot *nd Cold mnnlng w»ter
£ Large Office and Parlor American and European Plan t