Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
• Yoi. make a mistake it
I vou d< Qu stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights .
Rooms Single ot en Suite
Baths en ra;h floor
Hamojs for lis Home Cjoking.
M.Ik. C:-am, Cotlagr Cheese and
Buttrrnrlk from ciir own da."* y
Fresn klggs. etc
Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpS
ted. Lane San-pie
\Oorus for Traveling M-n.
I. S. PULLEN. Prop.
Jcagway. Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
a
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot 9, Block 26, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
J ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Mary
*
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
Notice Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
POR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
A1 t'a i-Ular- Fi- in
L. H. Johnston .Agent. Skagway
!il*IUKCT To ClIANtiK WlTIHUT None*
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY sg
rn
- FOR— PI
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 28 j
Direct cjn.iecri^nt for TacDmi, Vancouver $
C and Victoria
jjj o
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^ Saili.i* for Cilifjr.iia \y, FriJiy and
Saturday
J,» rw;s Wallace Agent - Sk vjivay Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For 5EATFLE& TACOMA and Way Poits
S. S. JErVERSON, Oct 24
E.J.SHAW Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 1 1 and Sunday
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
JESSIE L. LASKY PRESENTS
BRYANT WARBURN
j * ih
Putting It Over
By Royal Brown Directed by Walter Edwards ^
KEYSTONE COMEDY
Frances McDonald and Clarie Anderson
1N ___
Newspaper Clippings
Paramount Artcraft Special
The massive Drury Lane Theater Stage Sucess Sporting Life
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
i Dan Sutherland !
i
Candidate For Alaska
Delegate. j
The man who heads the RduiMl
can tlc'c'"* tbis year i»'so'woU'ls:'.or
to the voters •/ Alaskak that a.
Introduction n,ay »eem suPernou5,,,
O'tj the PublH generally ha; 110
bceu lnado acquainted with the Pub
lie work of Senator Sutherland^''
'ne very good reasou that the Pre-^
of tlio territory or at le&*t'tho.<
«'Lo control the sa"Vi have thot j:
mere expedient to five as jittie Pi:l.
licity as Pos^blo 4o his Political cf
I f >rvs
Senator Suthoijar-d was born Ai'r:
17, 1S69, in Feasant Bay,"
Hretcu Island, Canada, not far in
theh Newfoundland fiohins bank* .
[ He i» of Sco'oh Amerfcau extraction
la his childnood he wa3 taken t0
Gloucester, .Massachusetts and Sre«
to sturdy manhood in, that city, se
curing his e-d-ca;ional trainiii« .
I tsSox a subeio of Gloucester.
a boy hhe ww a flshorman so that
after he moved to Sale"1 his t.x
lP( ri..nce had Blvm him a good s'art
for takins hold o tho business'eiul
the Hah biusitess until 1S9S whent
siarfd for Alaska., at a time
wben thousands cf yo-uns niett were
leavins the E'ist, the Jliddlo States
aud the W'ost for 'he new El Dora
do, Senator Sutherland sP»nt the
winter of 1S93, 99 in tho KoyukuJc
district, and RamPairt, cnsaecd in
mining. He wen^ to Nom« in the
SPrins of '9tl and in the foUo^inB
year be«ame interested ia a li?ht
trat>'e business under 4he firm,
twine of Sesnoi and Sutherland.'Thi
mature was tho orisin. of the John
J. Sesnon company, with ""hlch'aoar
ly ail Alaskans aro fa"iiiliary, es
especially the Nomeites.
n xyu^ and isus senator s»tner
land mad« a comtortahlel fortun
from a Piaceil miae at council,
which he worktd with a hydraulic
fjiUPment.
Late 1903 he was employed hy
r Ijone la working the first hy
dra"lic Plant on OPhir creek. I
1504 he rePreserted th.® AlaskV"ju
in* ProPerties owned hy the Liebe
famijyl of Saa Francisco, which'also
oPerated at councill.
n lie Fairbanks mining dis'iio!
was Senator .Sutherland's field of
operation in. 1905, when he oPeraW
as a layman on Cieary Creeit. He
sPent the tallowing seasoa in the
Alaskan ransc, prospective that dl3
tiict extensivelyHe then return
•vd to Xo"'e and in th° summtr of
ll'Os hu Pros^eCtod and "'iaod on'tlio
third beach iin«\ While h° was s
cu<aSed lie wa-> appointed by Pres
d<iiit 'Willlara Howard Taft to be
United State® Marshal for ttio First
Division, with office iu Juneau. He
took office la July, 1909 bat after _
the »ensa'tioual Political war of
Vlnich Senator Sutherland va^ a
victim, he wis remov®d from office
liens "iiii United States Attorney
J >hn J. Boyse. Senator Sutherland
left office in May 1910, and irn j
mediately r' turned to miuinff in the
r.o«]yl discover«.|J ldita.;-od district,,
and at Ruby, whiioh was struck
■"•liortly after the Iditarod exciteni<Ti
had faded.
W'lif-n the first legislative elect!
ion was held Senator S"tlieria3id'wa
Kuccessf"l being given, tb° liaise
esc vote of an.v Senatorial candidate i
from (he Fourth Division. At the
close of the s'-'Ssion he tossed a coin
uiih Senator Henry Rodens, and wo i
the holdover, t'ivine him th° 4,year
term. Ho wag r« elected in. 191
whl'h t»rm exPireg this year.
WHERE IS RUBE?i
T[,0 following letter was semt to
i'iisin:aster Conway who turn«d It
ever to the Alaskan.
Ary one navine knowledge of th©
m°a iuq»ired for sliould communicat
with ni3 relailv es.
* CSPringfield. Ohjo.
Can Vou Sivo me any informations
la resard to the address or location
of a certain, Reuben B. Alien, who
was supposed :o have left DuluUi„!
Minn, sjsteen rears a?o for Alaska, j
Notnlng has been, heard frorn'i
since an,d relatives are search ins t
itnow If he is yet living.-He"'
Cormererly a ;KIzen of Ohio.
-All S3 Mabf 1 Hufflne.
45 W. Liberty St.
SPringfield Ohio.
F T AD.—A JVnrtial lo^er »et of
false |te®th. Owner can hav# |
Mmp jby calling at Keller Bros'. 1j
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"'
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays closed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes'' Union suits for jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO. PH£E
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
Mil :
WMUl
Skaswao'aiaala'
Witohap" njtlnwutvil le1.
0231, 92,. P-'bctcp.
D'-arest Friend,
Yourscll and company a''e in 1
,vited to attend a "Ud day evening 1
^ertalnment » bo given the »i«ht
Store q» day after Saturday ,,
n? ttt the Unknown Hcodq-arter* of |
S. SP00*3. rno ™
sfted by the NUT Orchestra t D1
rcc«ed by Professor Hickory -
Sous*. Childreu without any.nouc^
wHL bo admitted at halt
OrPhaiis accompanied by their a.
enU" TrtU ae admitted w*tho t„j
° DIRECTIONS; Take the car yo«
just ml"ed and W off at F«kt»|
Avenue. " >'ou m'33 th° ,b° *
s^im after tne train, no fare char*
ed for swlmmlnB. You are req et
cd to bring a basket of water in
case you and yo"r Mend" Bet h n
^AMUSEMENTS; Lesleys men wil|
rua x raco to.- a solid Bold med«l
Plated with brass mad« from leather
{,.rrl'hed by the Kickeraklu]>l. ' o
maroera *111-i.e committed for tlio
amusement of toe grown UPS.
five Ool'ara worth of flrowork3
he displayed If you don't forget to
brlns them, A youn* o'ld witch
will tell you a fortune euaro^ed
to bo the ono you have heard
every year since you were on
enoufc'h *o hav* your fortune to d ,
BILL, OP PARE; Ice coldl hot
Dos* 15c Per bark. Douehnutg. 5c
no extra cba'Ba for the hole. Cake
good weieht Guaranteed, 10° Per
ton. Red coldl ,offee, recommended,
by lb* NOn, slefcPers Club, ao Per,
sa'lon Sour awcet cider, 10 c Per
smoil. Eye swatter free. Canned
Hearts for Mtfou* who will ac
=ePt them , 1
NOTICE; Strict orderS to a'u ^"o
enter her0; either come alive oi
die at home, tor anyone found
lead in the tatmnF willl bo ar
rested without f"rther notice.
Closing REMARKS; Be s-ire
to come for you wi'll have tho'Ume,
of your young 'life andi be miserable
5V»r after.
Your3 in haste.
One of to® committee in charge
Hazel Nutt
Sec. Sprins October Club.
p. 3. (Translation)The annualHal I
owe en' entertainment of tho Pub
iic Ecbhool wll b« Given. Friday
'Venln6, OctoUir 29th. You aro
■ordla'ly Invited to attend.
OPEN LETTER 11
As RePublican candidate for tlia
Territorial Senate fro® 'lio First
Division, I sub'"it tlie following de
c] a ration of PriuclPles, to wit;
I believo t'aat Alaska's dflVeloPV
meat should Do directed by thos<>
"•'•ho havo established homes with,
in her borders and endured the Pri
rations incident there.
Every encou.-afe'emvnt should bo
oi:c;vd for 'he investment o£ cal'it
al in legitimate, Permanent, iu
du-triall enterprises.
A *ystom of consemtlon should
be <>stablished and< enforced, that
will Promote d-.'VeioPmont, wl)ilo Pro
ttelias Alaska's' naturall resources
from wanton wjsto and de*truc
•ion.
.Mere adequate Provision should
be made for th? care and co'nfort'of
<• ased' Pirin -ers and tlia i»
sane Pati«ntg of tho Terriory, where
ty Political tnfficins in connection
witli lc, 13 off-ctualiy e'l^aated.
Present tran Portation rates a'
rear exorbitant and constitute an
effoctivo and ft: Ions barrier to
the estabiishmiiit of esscntial cu
terPrisc3, to Ct;t;^mciit .and to Ke1
eral v,-clfarel and advancom^t 0
the Territory. It is imPerative'that
suina measure of relief be'sccured.
cai'Ital and Labor ara the Prime
essentials to ' ie development of tho
Territory. CaPitai is theh. result of
labor, and la turn, Labor is re
lnibur°ed by Capital; Publi^ wpj
faro and general ProsPerity demand
<*iat 'ho ".i=hta of each should bo
c-'rt fully safeguarded.
Liberty and loyalty constitute the
foundation uPoa which our nation,
waf built; they must be maintained,
In AlaEkai if we are to ProsPer. X
favor labor organizations amonff
loyal A«>erl an citizens, on a con
structive and educational basis.
T{ those who have Proven'th®ir
devotion to oar nation by resPndinS
to their Country's call, should
be FIven tho Preference in situation
of remunerative emPloyment, ac
cordiug t0 tli, ir various capacity
A Public ofi'ico is a Public
t'fst and ttto dutios should bo
faithfully Performed in a non, Parti
san manner for th* welfaro of tho
Public.
C.1VK ALASKA A SQUARE deal.
Forest J. Hunt.
Ketchikan, Alalia.
Keller Brothers havo just received
a "uPPly of leads for the PoPular,,
EversharP Pencil. KeeP your Pencil
full. tf
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
w hile thev are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotcl is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLY. Mffr.