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Cucumbers, Onions,
Cabbage, Green Tomatoes
Celery, Peppers, etc,
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THE
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Ba:hs cn each floor ,
Kimoti' for its H me C oking, |
M i. C- n. Cotla t he.-se and
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Fresh Eggs. e!t
r\ates $3.00 Per Day and U,/
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:'i>':ns for Traveli.'g \'»n
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aka«wav. Alaska
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General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
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ALICE W MARY
FALL iu EDULE OF SAILINGS
FROM SKAGWAY
Prince** Alice
•Vuj. lu S :pt. S 19 20
Princess Mary
Sept. 2 Oct. 13 24
Nov 3
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Sea! tie, Etc,
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WITH fAiTEu TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To Alt. Points East
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CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 6 j
S. S. SPOKANE SEPT. 29
L); *e:t cjn jc i > 13 f >r Tacoma, Vancouver $
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Saturday
Ja us Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sa,lings from SKAGVVAY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. J£F ERSON, Oct 11
U. J. Si i.\\v A„'ent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
poplar picture palace Tue^n^ay
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukar presents
JOHN BARRYMORE
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THE DICTATOR
By Richard Harding Davis
GAUMOUNT NEWS
Admission, including war tax—Adults. 30c: Children, 15c
I M'U.heU, S D. WMa'-'sday—TVh»a'
Cox came to this city to maJcn hl»
j speech," he was advi-'Hxl by mem |
bet;s of the audifnc*- jto stat» his
altitude toward the »Volsteadl pro
hibition law. His rop'y was that "1
j shvl oppose any measure that is
' in cou'i'ct with 'he tUmt^d Stat-s
and the eightieth Ja.m°ndment to
j th" constitution as :iuterpr( tc-d by
I the Supre me Court.
iiifl Orj lO
H
Yanksoa, S. L>. Wednesday—When
Oevrruor Cox wa» ask«d by aaVx
service xaaa 'What h0 Proposed to
do with th» <vwr risk insuraaee bur
• au. Cox answered, "I iu^'nd to re
oigacize it . the first wo«k I am
i in «!if Whif-'houto".
! iY'ljuunt Kerr of th0 Valval
Army is ia towa and nil1 b'' c ,
img ou "onio jf th° poool' of Skai'
way during his stay here.
Adjutant K'-'rr has been, into'W'hit
hor^c and Atlin, and was show.,
every courtesy while ia thosi>
tiou3; H« roc®ivcd .g^'a'uous of
ferings ia both places for the wuik
of the army. \Vhil° to the w s
| w*rd the adjutant raised over thr<
I th. > >aad dol'ars 'or How Serv
ice work of th.0 Armr.
L-'s't year thc lilk3 Lodj,: of Sliag
way, put oa the eaavass ia this town
j and seat a tidy sum to the j;
i jutaai as the result of thcir effort*.
•Mr. Kerr will be ia towa unti1 tin
s'illug of the City of S'attle, lit
wi'l speai ut thu First Pr.e.-b.vt r
iaa Church oa Sunday aight. If u*
I calls oa you give hiai that gen'rou
welcome whic will warm his heait
I ©v®a aft'T he has r®aoh®i 14s lion/
Mr. Schti'ior was scanting upp-r
D'-tttry, with his powerful glasses'on
Monday and while do'ng so. observe
a .uother bear with, two cub3 graz
its on the hillside. Thi3 was Ions
la th© afternoon of Monday
Tuesday morning 'n company witli
Roy rau.lt, no climbed to tie up;)
Per lake and they found Mrs. Bear
laud ber cubs were still in th° vic'n
it? of the place wih«r° he ®aw
th"m the n'ght befor®.
The hunters succeeded in getting
'h« old one and one of th® cub3
The heavy rain struck them before
th°y jad succeeded in gett'ng down
from the mountain, but that, was,
of title moment in contrast with
their successful trip.
The Steamsh'p Spokane of the
FaciUc* Coast llin© reached port
on Tuesday ui?ht br'usixr one Pas
feng'r. After unloading her car
go of freight she started "sout" j
eboiit eieyen, o'clock Tuesday fore
noon. She will have a full car!
go of freight and passengers tak
ing a number o£ cannery crew
The Princess Alice will make a j
nother trip this fajl in, place ofth°
I'rincess Alary. She wiltfreach Bkag
j*sy on) Oct0'6er the thirt»
EYE GLaSSES LOST—Pair of rim
;i«.g nose glassesl for which a
>uitablcb1reward twill b9 paid for
r'twn. to Mrs. Ida Create,
FOUND GUILTY!
Pli'iadelphia, Wednesday J—Mrs C.
Bersdoll mothcr of .<3 rover BogdolU.
who has cnat^d. so much no tori-1}' j
by liia escape from the authorities ]
after his arrest charged w>th evadt
i»s the draft; was found guilty1
cod>'itndants in a conspiracy charge,
with having aid<d fu'r two sons Grov
«r and ErwJn Jto evad0 the draft.
The Princess ,\lica of the Canad.
'au Pacific Steamship Co. reached
por' -arly Wednesday morn'n? with
n oi:mlmr of passengers and con
*id'riW® cargo.
Mr "George Dedrnan r°turn.ed'home
aZfr a business trip to th° state3.
H. C. Mobieyl andi Isaac Mat
thews w°re passeng«rs route to
Atliu.
C'.l'fr passengers south are ICaJ
or C. E. Ko-nig from Fo.-t SW.'.rd
and Louis Solomon from Ha'n«s
Two nurse's, the Misses M. A.
Kli uey and P. Ke'l^y are bound 'or
L'aw^on where tlr'y wllli take up'th0
work of th-ir profession. M'--s Kin
n>'y is the sister of Captain Kinney
who is wll Known la Skagway and a
brilher « ait engineer on the i'j-ia
c' S' AUce.
Bishop 3tringcr and Mrs. string
er of the church of Eng'and at
Dawson Rev. J. V McGookin and
Mr® McGookin of thP Pr*sbyt®r'an
Church of Dawson and Mt^. Buck t '
wife • of Rev Duck ar^ southbbound
on U>° Alice.
Wilfred Martin, son of Captain,.
Ma:tln of Whiiehorse and W. C.Pedi
lar From AtHnl are C. F
Leonard, Bob Smart, Mr. and Mr-.
Reginald1 Brooks. Mr. Dunham, Mr.
Bee NicolU, Mrs. Fred. Wrong Mrs.
Kineberg, and It. W«bst*r thc'mar
ihal'l .with !our witn,essos for the
'.■ourt at Prince Rupert.
M'ss I. B. Forsyth a stenographer
Is -bound for Dawson, where she
will do relief work for those wflio
ar0 6nti'led to vacation.
I-'our round trippers came up and
wilt as far as Bennett on the morn
ing train. return'ng on tlio evenig
train.
Three hunting partl°s will 1 po
out on the a"cc. Two of tho
pjrties came in th® country thru
Cordova, and have been hunting big I
gome m tho White River country. |
Th,! other party has been hunting oa
th« Peiiey.
W. T. Young and Jo9 Bowler,,
were in the McMillan country, but
hod not Jlost all ihelp dos're'for
th« hunt when they reaced Skag
way. Taking the opportunity af j
jced by a l«w lays sta ln'town
they -wont over at Dyea and there}
captured a good elz°<i black bear.
Tip<s in Days of Old.
The tiiis. or "vails" of the eighteenth
century ivere by no mentis confined to j
Inns. One traveler through the coun
try, Ln Ulanc, says that after dinner,
with n friend you'll find all the serv
ants drawn up In the passage like a
file of musketeers, from the house i
steward down to the lowest livery
servant, and each of them holds out I
his hnnd to yon in as deliberate a tnnn
ner as the servants In our Inns on the |
like occasion. The master of the |
house turned his head away, pretend
ing not to be aware of what was going
forward. Lord Ilervey records that |
George Il's queen thought it necessary
to give vails in town as well as in the
country, but (he king told her she was [
a fool to do so.—London Chronicle.
House Furnishing Bargains
FOR CASH
Short Lengths, All Wool, Prewar Ingrain Carpet, 36 in. wide
7 5 cents per yard
Cotton Ingrain Carpet, 35 cents per yard
1 only 6x9 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug, Very Special at $8.00
36-inch Qbcoa Matting (extra qualify arid worth $1.50) our
price 75 cents per yard
I only 9x 12 rag rug extra value $ 15
Tapestry table cover—half price
1 and half prs. Tapestry Portiers—half price
1 pr. Portiers with persian banding worth $9.C0, our price $3.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. FHT
American Legion^
Greets President;
I
Cleveland1, fureda«£daj — • Tliej
f'rit resolution,'to b° passed by
the American |L,egion in convention!
In inl» city Tfras one t0 President,1
Wilson.
jU this resolution til® Legion es
Presfetd sympathy Tor the pres'dent
in his suffering and pledged to him
"Our determination to uphold th«
pr'nclples and th° constitution) of
our country.'' )..
Pt.iladeiphla, Thursday —Six home
r>ia» featured tUe extremes of
doaV^blvlctoiy over Phlliueiphia to
day. Tho secondi content went to
toe eleventh Inning. Ruth's fif>'
fourth Uom° .run, of tho season.,|
cam" in tha t°ntb. innings of th« |
first game Tvlth {Ward oa bas°. It
was driven ovcr th° USht field', j
wall.
Be^ast, Thursday—The eontjuu
anc- of rioting and bloodshed in
this city I3 viewed oflically as
creating an intol°rablla situation.
Ulster's proposall for an armed
civic guard is likely to b° adopt'd
oy tho government if the disorder®
continue.
London, Thursday —Tne Eank l'm
pi^yeegs 0f Italy have started a
movement by which aspect to'ou
ttiu control of th° financial iu
»tltutIona in, that country say8 a
despatch from6 Rome.
1
>.ew York, Thursday—Clevellan,n
by defeating the St. Lou.s team to
■lay "won another half length ahead
of Chicago in, the final da-li for'tUe
Atn'-ilcan League pennant.
Jail; Fairfield' who has been con
fi lied to his home for s0veral days
ra^t Vith a severe coldl, is again
abl° to b« about and aitt°nd to his
tsoi 8
Oscar Phlpps bought Sam'Barni'3
retrace in th° north! end of town,
ari aa he has acc°ptedl a permanent
position with the w. p. h° will
from thi3 time forward r°slde,
with his family in Skagway. 3lr.
Ph.ifps formerly lived jin Haines.
MILK PRICES. ADVANCED
Owing to the increasing cost of
feed th° pric° of m'lk will bo ad
vanced Octob°r first to 25 cents
p«r quart for milk »n.d $1.20 p'r
quarta for I cream.
Pioneer I>ai:y.
Entire N.|Y. Team
Offered! o Comiskey
New York, Wednesday —a. tel°
gr?m Croiu. the owners of the
York YanJcco team Jac
oh Rupfft, »nd;T. L. Huston, was
sent to Charles Comiskey otferiUg
to places ,1Uo entir0 N°w York.
American ft-am at the disposal of
Chicago faas'ljail masrn»at0.
Washington, Thursday—The agiee
m.ei;t which hss bMa r°tih°d in l|'°
"trugyle between organized lubor'and
the cperators in t:io m-ta' trades,
iadu'Uy is declared to b° a victory,
kdj.stry o£ Italy i1 declare i to b« a
iy lor the syndicalists. Thi»,
li she import of a message to,
the Department of Commerce from
Alfr-'d1 P. Dennis the American Com
m-rcif'l attach® at Rom'3.
P5attlcl, Thuisday —Tie steaan
ship Prince Rupert bouri for Se
altle from. Prince Rupert was'wrCfk
ed on the rocks and bftaclied at
o'.sar.sou's Bay this mor'ittig. The
rasscngers w-r1-' taken off ty th°
S.'YJsliip Piinc John ' Lich pro
oeed' tl to her d'stinaiica.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Reliable,
Antiseptic Preventive
During influenza epidemics spsay
the nose and throat several times a
day with one part Wizard Oil and
tv/o parts water, using an atomizer.
If yon haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and enuff the mixture up
the no»6L This treatment sets up an
antiseptie wall of defense against
"Flu" germs.
Chest colds ai ♦ sore throat lead
to grin. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get ft from druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get yoor money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try'Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30c at drug
gists. Guaranteed.
If ThcseNerf
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Old Timers
Looking1 for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remedied and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred toand from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTL1
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has boc-n owned or controlled by Japanese I
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS S1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAIN'S.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY, M*r.