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lo Prevent Influenza
Colds cause Grip and Influenza—
laxative bromo quinixe Tab
lets remova th g cause- There '3
only on# ''Bromo Q^'u'De*"' E- ^V
GtiOVKti"S s'gnature on box- 30o
Keller Brothers have jus-'t revived
a »u:Tly of leads for the Popular,,
EversliarP Pencil. KeeP rour Pencil
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ORDINANCE 99
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE'FOl
A TAX OX I>OGS To PREVENT
CERTAIN" ANIMALS FROM RUN
.mm; at large, and for
O'HER PURPOSES.
111K rows' OP 8KAGWAY, BY
I'l'o < 0.\L.\LV\ COUNCIL. DORS
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
CER' aIX ANIMALS NOT TO RUN
Ar LARGE
Section l.^fet i» hereby declared
unlawful for a b ill ,ox, cow, hor.
sV'c? seat, bo", or oth-jr animal r
i-'dTSQ Provided, or any'doroo^tic fowl
uacce Provided, or any do«estie-f(>.
*o r. n at larJj in the Town ofSka«
T ay, or »o oo Pastured or herded,,
or staked cr tied for the PUrPose
of ^razins |a ar.y of tho streets.'al
leys, squares, or other £ round3 be
lc n-'ir.s to or ucder the control of
;u Town of s;;a»»ayf and witblnh
tu- "awn linlRs 'it the said Town;
in:., it shall be unlawful for'any
of said ani^ai*, cr for stock of
any kind or *aid domestic fowlj,
M be tie J , s'aked . Pastured, or
t :rr.td a; larsj uPea any Private,
•••■-rty w'ta'.c tithe limits of t!».
s-:id town. ^'i;hoLt tho consent o
t!io o,vner of -'aid ProPerty.
Pafeed under sisPe-asioa of t'ic
rul<-s and ai'Provod by the Common
«-';>.irr-il of tho Town of •Skasway,
Ala-ka lit.
ORDINANCE 137.
A.V "HI.:NANCE REPEALING 01
FINANCE no. 134 ENTITLED.
aN ORDINANCE r0 ALLOW,
MILCII >0\V£ To CRAZE 1:
THE STREETS AND ALLEYS Ol
t::k town of.Jskagway.
TllK TOWN OF SKAGWAV DOES
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS,
REPEAL.
SUCTION" 1.
T Ordinance N\>. 131, Entit'cO
"An Ordinrx'e 'o allow Milch
C-iws f> ia oa the Struts an
Alleys oi tho »'l,wu 0f s^asw-ay bo
a.:d tf hereby repealed.
Passed oa 3 *nensica of the
rule.-. A^ter second reading this
i'.'th day. of October 13-0, and aP
rroved the sam-o day.
W. J. McCri-n, Clerk
APProvecI.
E.J Shaw.
May»r
SHIPPING BOARD
Repair Men and Food Dealers in
Agreement to "Pluck the
Golden Goose."
S4 Furl FOUND OF nilTTFR
Investigator Reveals-Wide System of
Mulcting Among Men in the
South American Trade—Is
Qujekly Stopped.
Buenos Aires.—T!'e I'nlted States
shipping board tins be>n defrauded of
many thousands of dollars through
practices which amount to "Systematic
flcecinu" of si. : pin; hoard vessels it)
the I'lvcr Plate triple. :i«-< <_»riUiiu to re
ports to the hoard !>y Capt. <!. I.. Cnr
d *n. special representative of the ship
ping hoard cm tlcet in Bilctio*
Aires.
Captain Cat-den. accompanied by
Captain of Knititu ers C. Fnrwell,
arrivcil here a tmvnth njo to take
rharse and prot, the hoard's Inter
ests. "When I ::rrv i! lit re." he said
to the Associated I'm --: ci".-respondent,
"sliln chandlers. r- ;>:iir men and others
connected with the shipping industry
seemcil to be In a cneral asroement
to mulct tl.c shippii _• hoard vessels
to tin* limit.
"In receiving my orders I »tas told j
that while the board appreciated the I
fact that exj ■!>• ■■ of all sorts w>re
hL'li In Km i,'>s Airis at:d Montevideo,
still it felt tb".t t';.*re nusr he some
thing wron*; when their vessels paid
such prices, for Instnmv, us ?4 a
pound for butter.
"It seems that the practice wng when
a shipping board »*el appeared In
•hf roads and s'una led.its desire to
enter f-1 r t!i-•-»►> wli > liad hopes of si ll
!n? tin vi ; ji'jes to prepare for
n plueltln? of il e srebVti reo-e.
Feed Thrown O'-criesrd.
"Out* rrrtvnl p*:t p qtti rnd efTee
i,onr.' ■ ■■ :e»« e*il!°* - it ibis
•or* d'roeifv t" Wo alone
\mf* 1^1' 'i f\"' n'Tfhaf'
■ if m;ff " •< »*v*. for 1*»»
- - : * must !»P
•i••r< nnd
flint in
n over
; t.,. frv'f wiv r»f ♦ho
«v* r,«..vMo-' } r '',rt now nr
vpcit vn® n?*"in,lv osHwte'l
.y f,,.- |1||1 hO'TCl.
•*» li'fiins f* '■ Ffiliotl Stjito**
mrronr. «>f St.V\<nw for M alone
s: •- fo»- r- • m-jw mf«V As
The lime . $
T
To Save YourHdir |
IS HOW I
The Thing % I
To Save it With I
is |
tkwbro'5 Herpicide}
.-rv-o-^ ... |
/J Trfel :,'/ I
• Srte bottle Todajf r' 4!
Sold Everywhere r^' .j
f\pph'c<stJo nS f Barber Shops j"
i*
ti result of Hi!s campaign at least one
arrest Is expected when a certain slilp
arrives In New York.
There are 2^ lines under the ship
ping hoard which have vessels calllnt:
at ports In this Jurisdiction. There
are on an a vera ire 22 vessels on hand
at -nil times. The average cost for
maintaining these Is from $1,500 to $2,
000 each per day. Before the war an
American vessel on the Hiver I'late
was a curiosity.
S300.000 for Repairs.
"Since the shipping hoard has no of
fices of its own to take charge of Its
vessels In porta throughout the
world." continued Captain Carden, "it
was usually necessary to Intrust the
care of Its ships to established aeen
cles. Many of these steamship acents
had already for years been representa
tives of foreign and possibly compet
ing lines. The result has been Hint in
many cases American vessels have
been held back, while other ships were
givei* the preference, causing the ex
penses of American ships to mount up
through port charges and lost time.
"In all River I'late ports losses from
this source have been very great, as
well as those through overcharges- for
supplies, repairs and so forth. Theje
is one case on record where an Amer
ican ship was held up for months for
repairs and charges totaling $300,000
were piled up auainst her. But we
are seeing to It now that shipping
board vessels get Into port and get
away arain without unnecessary de
lay. The saving to the shipping board
from this attention undoubtedly will
be several hundred thousand dollars
annually."
i—
rrTX, FINISH.
There poos
young Jones.
He's oue o£ our
CliJod youth,
you know.
I never would
have suspected
It. He doern't
look a bit
bright.
SMALLEST OF PONIES
"l.ittle Fri-ky" Is believed In lip the
smallest pony 11. existence. Whfn he
•aiis born he weighed IT pounds and
jisis about the size of a puppy. Today
he is just a month old, stands 2(5 inches
high and weighs 2S pounds, and is pos
sessor of n disposition that wins In
numerable friends. This midgut is rhe
property of It. A. Babcock of Milwau
kee. Wis
Berlin Claims Most Area.
Berlin.-—Greater Berlin, with Its
latest addition, claims to bo the big
gest metropolis on earth.
Its area is officially given as 877.0(5
square kilometers, nbout 337.77
square miles), compared with Greater
New York's S-10 square kilometers
(307.8 square mlies), Paris' 4S0, Lon
don's 303, and Vienna's 275 square kil
ometers.
Greatei' Berlin now embraces eight
township.", 00 villages nnd 27 rural es
tates.
Farmer, 17 Children,
Has Funds in 8 Banks
Sunhury, Pb.—With seventeen
children- in his family, Delmar
F. Campbell, a farmer In Lower
Augusta township, Northumber
land county, has money in eight
banks.
He testified to that amazing
fact before Judge Cummings In
defense of a suit his wife
brought for an accounting of
farm Income during the last
twelve years. He declared un
der oath that he paid all the
taxes on the place, clothed and
fed the family and pold for
property improvements. Law
yers say the bank deposits total
more than 510,000.
The Campbells have been mar
ried more than thirty years. For
several years they have lived
In the same house and eaten at
the same table, but drfnot speak.
Husband and wife have each
employed high-priced lawyers,
and, inasmuch as both sides will
have to take their expenses out
of the family fund, no matter
who wins, both must lose, one
of the lawyers said.
In order accurately to determine
the durability of the various kinds of
roadway, the government bureau has a
stretch of roadway at Arlington rep
resenting ail the different%iethods of
road building, and over this a heavy
machine Is drawn back and forth by
cable. This Is supposed to reproduce
the action of vehicles passing over It
and the results are carefully noted and
compared. The result of the opera
tions will be used as a guide to the
expenditure of nearly $300,000,000
which will be made under government
auspices during the next three years.
In Favor of Yachts.
"Yon prefer yacht racing to horse
racing or motor racing?"
"I do. You can-take your wife to see
all kinds of sail boats without her In
sisting on you! trying to own one."
Send l®ttrHo.rRy
For many years this bank has shown special consideration to
Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefore understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
Our policy has been to extend to our Alaska friends close and
constructive co-operation; the advantages of our resources and facili
ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions and oppor*
tunities on the Pacific Coast. „
We now desire to increase our family of Alaska customers. Your
"Banking-by-Mail" business will receive every attention. Deposits
may be sent by Post Office Order, Express Money Order, Draft or
Check, Currency by registered mail.
Send for our booklet "Banking by Mail"
Ot tavlan American Bank
TbJr-^JLikih Street and Pacific Avenue. ThcQBlO
Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
For Baby's Tender Skin
Cnticiira Talcum Is Ideal
After a bath with Cuticura Soap and hot
water, there is nothing; more soothing and
cooling to delicate little skins than to du»
with Cuticura Talcum, especially iX akin
is heated or irritated.
■•"Cuticura Toilet Trio
Consisting of Soap, Ointment and Talcum
are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi
let in maintaining skin purity and skin
health. By bringing these delicately medi
cated emollients in frequent contact with
your akin as in use for all toilet purposes,
you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands
dear, sweet and healthy. The Soap, Oint
ment and Talcum 25c. each everywhere.
Sansplo sack fr*« by mail. Address post*
card: Cuticura*DepL6T, Maiden,Mas*/'
■WCoticura Soap shaves without mag.
♦ SKAOWAT'8 ♦
* FRATERNAL ORI>KKS +
Arctla Brotherhood. —
Cttnp BkagTv&y No. 1,
meet* «r«rj fecond aaa
fourth Tuesday evening
«* 8;3a o'clock. Vlslt
IfV fcrttMrt tordlally welcome.
V> Seller, Arctic Chief.
J U S32LUCB, Acting Arctic Director
P. & A. M.
White Pus* Lodge V. *
A. y. No. 118, meet® ad
' yWl Ifli gajtordnr e. c-nii.g
af efffa month. Visiting
Br eriirfti «re welcome.
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T. J. sTAVD.oH, Secreinry.
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Worthy
VTrtli'i tuff«cool' Secretary.
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