The
Clancy Kids
AX That Rate Buddie Would
i Take a Grasshopper
for a Kangaroo
By fl w
' PERCY L. CROSBY
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The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that scieuOB ha*
been able to euro In all Its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional condltlbns
requires constitutional treatment Hall's
Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood cn the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patlMt strength by building up the con
stitution and assls'.ing nature In doing Its
wTrk. The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative powers of Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that thev offer One
Hundred Dollars for any ease that 1t falls
to cure. Send for lift of testimonials.
Address P. J. CHFNKY * CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. TDo.
—Ad-omagra ant.
FINISH SI'-vDaT DIN NEK
WITH PURE ICE CHBaJ
Keller Brothers are Borvlug
their uuaxco!le& Ice Cream at
their san'tary fountain.
•DeUv»n«# maU« tor Sunday d'3
cer. fbone 126.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
I
, DH- L- 9. KELLER
Deat!*
lit*st ilo&ara Metio Ja
[Office Hours: 9-12 a- m.1-6 p- ni
fiuUdmg — Broadway
jSKAOWAY _ _ AbtfOLM
W- B. STOUT
A ' > o r t e J At Ii a »
PrscUc* la all oourU
In Territory ol Alaska
H.VJXKS — — ALASKA
Free Port for Helslngfor*.
Hplslnsfors. Finland.—The city of
Helslngfors. which already has three
harbors, plans lo construct one more,
| to he a free port, at an expense of
| ahout forty billion marks. As soon as
conditions njialn become normal the
| free port will he enlarged at a cost
•>f several hundred million marks, to
take <-nre of the lumber exports and
Imt'oruk
BLUE
moon
A TALE OF THE FLATWQODS
^DAYID ANDERSON
jCCFYSI&m^TffEBOB3S-NZ&RILL CO/^RANY\
Action! Mystery! Drama! Heroism!
The scene is laid in the Wabash Valley in the
late forties, a place and time fruitful in historic and
dramatic charm, but heretofore neglected by nov
elists.
"The Blue Moon" is a fresh water pearl and the
paramount interest lies in the pearl hunters; in the
reckless, dangerous breed of river men, their mode
of life and their strange occupation, 'out of which
develops a romance most intensely vivid and inter
esting.
The matchless pearl which looks like a full moon
in a cold sky and means a fortune for its finder, is
concealed within a certain giant mussel of perfect
markings. It is the quest for this type of bivalve
with its sure reward, which lends zest to the life.
Few of the hunters are ever fortunate enough to find
a "Blue Moon."
One of the Best, Serials Ever Printed!
Follow It from the Opening Installment in This Paper
Remember The Date of the First inStallment,-Tuesday
Oct. 5. Phone and have your paper delivered to your home
Sl(agwa\)'s Social Weel(
immigration InspeotomLaRufl wa"
a iti.n«r gueet o' Mr. an,! Mr«. F.
J. Vaa d« Wall on, Friday.
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Captain and Mrs. K®ho6 of Hain
camcc up on th® Efeft®beth cm Tt:e;
day 'sat for a visit wIth. Father Ed
gar Gallant and/ returned home to
day on th® Peterson.
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.Varly everyone In town Is
harvesting his crop of "inter v®8®
tables. Th® potato's In, pear'y ®vory
lmtanc® are fin,©, largo and much r«
a-mbie the famous Y&klmaws.
M •—-9—0
Word reaches up that Mrs. Achl
aan and her cblldr«n at*o Bafeiy,
housed "with an aunt of Mr3. Achi
son In Portland. Oregon. Mr8. Ai<
son writes that they m visit for a
whll® «®d does not state wh*'n she j
«'l'l go to housekeeping.
o—•—o—
Robert Bowen, William Rl'ey and
Charier W®l'a twfho have enjoyo I
battelors' paradise la'*n apa: unent in
Zlntan Terrace havo iclhans^d their
place of abode. Mr. Rll°y has gone 1
to ili® Golden North hot*' and Mr.
£ow*l. and Mr. W*ll® are a1 th®
t'uHen; Ho us®.
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Dr. L. S. Keller expects 'o leave |
Whlt«h0I8« today or early next'w°eic.'
He was intending to return last!
weej Jjut pwlng to "ork that qua* j
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIE.V^E
Buaiar servhee will be held at 11:00
o'cloot la ttie morning la th® Church
Edifice ot Christian Science Society of
oorr er Main street aad
Fourth *\«iue
Chrlt*la< Scitnce Subect:—
Reality.
The pob^e 1* cordially Invited
Sund»T Bckeol at 12:00 m o'clock
Wedn<*<lA7 evening service at 8:00
o'clock
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ref.K. L. Wiutcrberger. B. D.
Pastor..
Regular service Sunday Morning
and evening.
Sunday school at 12:15.
Th« Authority of Jesus.
We begin, this new quarter a
Study of th® Llfn of Christ.
At the evening hour for Wot
In from the creeks and from AtHn,
ho oUlgedl to remain. Vter
a Btort stay in Bkagway Dr. K. 1 • j 1
"111 go to HaJn.es and then fiom :
again and afterwards to Ssatfe.aavd I
oUi«j- points for lectures and c^uts3. !1
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Several in town took lad/AntAg* '
the beautiful weathep on, Sundae last ]
and spent th° day la toe open gathe '
ing blu©herries, cranberries or in i
fishing. The streams are now full' j
ef *ery delli clous trou^ that rr« run I
niog to the spawning places. Th :
aubitlous smali boys of the <town are i
reaDlng a harvest ot pock''1 money
by sparing by Iflaph llgftt and s |
log their catch to th« public. j I
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Cards have been received an
nouaclng the marriag® of Dorothy
daughter o' Mr.and. Mrs. J
BrooJts Allca Ho'a to Mr. Arthur <
Page. The weeding toot rJ«0®' on I
Wfl'j eed/ay, August tweA'y fifth i
n jew York city. The young
(■•o-ile *11 Wl at fcomp to ['
;ou>]e wjii at home to their j
frl'^ds a'toj. September fttee&th at
*11 West 101 street, New York|'
City. The Bwaet little brid« 1» wel',
remembered! by her many Blcagway
fr'/ids as sh° with her tvh°v,
iduiV »r and brother l'lvad: fc«r® for,
»ome],m« when Mr. Ross »as con
n*ci8<l wjth the Bank of j i
|,
To celebrate Mls» Maiy PJullen'
ship. we will hava wjth us A.'
ant Kerr of the Salvation Anny. Ad
jutant Kerr "111 give the address
the evening. He Is so weji known,
in f>kagway end thru Alaska and
the Yukon for his w0rk that all
will be glad to hear blm.
Invite your friends to come to the
service. Hour 7:30 p. tn.
A eeries of ten lectures w|U he gi t
en during the winter at the f Irs
Presbyterian Chnrroh. The general
theme is: A Better A^nerit*.
These lectujes will be Illustrated
with slides, acd wjii be of ihtenpe i
terest to every Skagwayan. N
charge win be made, but an of
feri-ig taken to defray expense of
sildes and heating aod lighting.
We hop8 to hare slides for the
first lecture on next Thursday night.
The first subject Is: The Gain
of the Common people during the
last .one hundred years. (Other sub
jects are; How Bolshevism Riuined.
The Time.
I To S3ve YourHdit*
is now .0
The Thing %
To Save It With
15
ficwbtv'5 Herpicide
f~c^*8uy /} Trtlt j |
Srze E>»tile Tod3*} * $
Sold £ very v/here * _n J#
Applications (\T Barker Shops X
"m-H-H-H-i 1111 m i 'I'ltf"?': 1111 r 111:111 wr|
(lrthdpy, Mrs. Harriet S. PuUen. In I
riled fcer old!,tlm« friend Mrs. L. t
Cei'er and Miss Mary's young'fi a
Hiss Vivian Talbot to e&t dinner'wltli
h' Fullen, family at the hotel <
riiUiBdjBy. Young tam® dJucfc cook' d
>y Oh6' Garrett, with one of lile
'non &uch'' birthday caJns wo.e
none tie good tfcinga of the f
The dk« was out afCer the lighting,
md bJowlngl out of the requisite,,
lumber of candle3, andi everyone i
k« nous8 had a generous slice."Miss
iJarj received many beautiful gift®
tnd say« she was "perfectly happy." I
0 0 •
7o Captain Howard T. Doug
as of th« Aeriaib Trail fore®, Mrs.
f«irlet S. Pullen ln,vitai Mr. anil
tfrs- Hermann, Miller, Mr. and Mr3
3. J. Shaiw and Mrs U. S. Kelier to
linter ait the Pu.ll«n House on Sun-)
lay Jaet. Th«fe w«rs also present at
ht tab'ej Mr. V. I. Hahn, Mr. Robj
Earl® kind Mr. Hjowu.-d ASh'*?..
Ui*r an excellent dinner, the guests
id j(iurned to the sun par'or *whftre
li«y -were on.ter3alne<U by Captain
T'outfiasi, who has 'many acri'l.
flowB of famous placej n'Europe
vhlch "haw much that op.nnot be
)biained from any other position. In
idditlon to these^ Captain Douglas
ins many boautlluj pr°aentB given,
lim by the appreciative pe0plel of
ho ncrth. Mr. Shaw also entertain
■d -with some of hi" rare stories of
>lui,eer daya in Skagway.
Russia and how it w0rlt3 ruin "here
rled Why is there no excWBe for
Poverty in the United States. Keep
liege in mind.
Wednesday evening Prayer and
Pn&fe service 7:30.
*T. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
First Sunday of the mon*h.
U:30 Communion Ma6s and ser
non
Benediction immediately after
Mass.
10:30 Sunday School.
No evening devotions.
Senloe3 will be held in th® Din
a/r Room of the old New Horn,
ItesUurant Building while th
jhtirch is undergoing repairs.
Jitter Edgar Gallant
Pull Go»pd Ml^on.
Preach'ng S*rvloe«.
Sunday 2:80 and 8 p. m.
p ray Of m«««Jng Thursday 8 p. m.
Er«r7on* urgently Invited.
W. H- Shoemaker.
Marion. Ind.—Mrs. Charles Bevan In
serted an advertisement offering to
trade her five children for poodle dogs,
so that she will not be compelled to
leave the dwelling In which she lives.
The hotise was sold to a bachelor, who
Informed Mrs. Bevan she must leav«
or get rid of the children.
FIREMEN"8 MEETING
•mere *111 be a respilir mertla*
of tb» Skasrv&y Volunteer Fir#
department tonight at Wjelr hail a*
el*tit o'clock
VTm, Sln»- Chief.
BOARD OF PUZIIM MEETIH6
Tb« City Council wi'l sit Tuesday
October 6th as a board of equalizat
Ion and begin, to h®ar th° tax as
gessment complaint. Tha meeting
haa f?eeA cali«<l lor eight o 'clocl
Citizens having tax matters whloh
they wish, to straighten out should;
pres'nt them to this board of equal
tzatlon.
EYE MASSES LOST—Pair ol tfm
■,ng aoB0 glasseal for 'Whloh a
'uitBJblefc'reward (will b# paid for
x*H£ra to Mrs. MW
Notice or tiection
^otlc* is Heroby giv«ii, tl;at- pur
su»nt to aa act of Congress, approved
May 7, 1906, entitled. "Aa Act pro
v:ding for to.® election of a d«l«
gate to the Home*- of Represent*
tlves from the Territory of Alaska.-'
and aa ac< of Congress, approved.
August 24, 1912, entitled, "Ah
a;t to cr®-'.t® a le.lv'aU.v as'.
I)ly in, the Territory of A'asloa, to
eci.'er le_-jsia.tlve powers tiiereon, and
for oth«>r purpose®,'> and la con
f< rmity therewith, a general e>«a
'ion will be held, on, Tuesday, N'ovem
ber is, 1920 betww'n the Iioui-b of
8 o clock a. m. an,d 7 o'clock p. m.
o( said day;
For the j urpoa® of eloctin^ tle
following of.lcers, to *1':
A delegate to the House cf K
resenUitlvea from the Territory o<
Alaska;
One member of 'he Senate dt th®
Territory of A'aska ;
Four membcrs of the Houso tf
Representatives of tho Territory .'
Alaska.
Two road comnlsalon-Ta for road
district No. One;
One A^orney General for the
Trrliory of A1*'**. 1
Tlie Common Counti' of S'xagway.
Having Heretofore, by Ord'nanc*
Duly Designated the Voting Pr«
line's of Said Town and the Pol.
lng I lace in each Thereof The E'ec
tora -re Hereby Notified:
Tha. ai' Duly Qualified Vofrs,
residing "ithin the boundail'a <><
said Tou"n of Skagway wjn
vote at City Hal' building lo *
cated on Fifth Strea1 in J>nd upon
Lot 3 of b>ock 8 whlch ia owncd
by Th« City of Skag«'ay Alaska the
same being the Dn'y Designated Poll
lng place in and for said Town of
Skagway. i
Dat^d this 28th day of September
(sienna; ine uomiiuon, <-oun«i or
The To*a of Stog"'ar
By Walter McBrlen, Clerk.
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t SKAOWAY'8 +
* KK.AT! ' ItKATi ORDERS *
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\rdtr BnoUiorbood. —
Camp Skagwaj No I,
meet* eT#r) am mid and
fourth TueR(ia) «»eului?
M 8 30 o'clock Vlsl.
La* e>r«ru.»r» cordially welcome,
b. H. Keller, Arctic Ciller.
J M KELI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
F. & A. M.
While P"*» LudKfl F. *
A. M. No, 118, tnecte 2d
anil 4tti SaXurtla* evening
«f e*ch month. VUiitinj
Brethren are welcome.
Dan McDonald. W. M
T. J. 3TANDI8H, Secretary.
B. P. O. JELtKB
8kaffw»7 Lodg«
No. 431, B. P. O.
Elko meets ®yery
nuirsd&y at 8:00
P 11
V,8H'D4 tfroQiers cord'ajly welcome
JOHN QHjLSHAL, e R
r. J. T-AyDgWAXXs aeoroUJT
Pioneers of Alufca Igloo, No. 12,
Meet t> A. B. Hal) flirrt Moad»f to
srerj mont M l:W V- tn.
VUltlnc BHMbfln eoidi«ilr «*l
t, q PHELPa. Btr.
Fraternal Order of
Eagl ea—
Skajovmy Aerie, No £3<
Fraternal Order of
Eagles meet the first
ib<1 third Wednceu*y nigni 01 em "
mcKith at their hall on Fifth Ave
ane. Visiting brother* cordially to
ri to 1 to attend M. K. Roger*, W. P.
J. 1L. Grlegbach, l^ rcUry.
Kaom1 Chapt'r No- 9, 0. B. 8.
in- ts in Xlfisonlc Hall Clr't and
tl'rd FrHay" of ®ae& month at 8 ^
P. M. Vi'lUng members ■<v«lcoin<?.
JTlci'noo VatuleTraU 'Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suff*«ool> B-cretary,