FRESH GOODS
ArnicoTS
BAN AN \S
AVATKR MELON
CANTELOFK
CHERRIES
TEACHES
LEMONS
ORANGES
new srviw
II. H. TOMATOES
C.U. TOMATOES
l.ETTVCE
1UXCH CARROTS
nrxcii beets
tlUEEX ONIONS
CTCOIBERS
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
Lunch Goods For the Celebration
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
E. \\\ Gideon, I'ropriiMof.
CARCROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
t Ol T1KS TOURISTS EVERY IMUCI MKM EoR
I'I.EASANC VACATION'
HIXTIN'G AND FISHING AT TIIK IHMtR
MOTOR BOATS FURNlsHl l»
S. S. Princess
ALICE
S. S. Princess
ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-28. Aug. 4-11.18-25
—FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Fvpeit, Seattle
l tit < ' nK it V.iiicom er witli Fast ( \ r.t i < u!;ii Tiains
Cheap Round Trip Fare5 to Eastern Points
In effect Jui.r 1st to Aiij.'i:>t !" Ii
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent. Ska-way. Ala>ka
Sul .ett to change w thout notice
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Jice - Second and Broadway - riiouo a
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
— KOK—
SEATTLE
Sul'TITK.\STERN ALASKA POUTS
S. S. City of Seattle - July 29
S. S. Spokane - - July 23
I'OR RESERVATIONS AN1> IM'oRMATION
APPLY TO
O. IIIUSCUBERG,. AGENT SKAC.UAV, AI.ASKA
Subject to change without Xotlcc.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Will \ Vol* THINK \l..\sK.\ THINK \I.ASKA S. S. COMIMXY
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACO ft A £rd Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, 18, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
KOUKHT J. \50nt l'lione <:<! SKAGWAY, A I. ASK A
Sctedule subject to change without notice
I Local News Items
! Harry Glnsin arrived f<Mtr Seat
! tie on tho rrincess and left 111 this
morning's truin for Wilson . t" 'i; in
the Atliu district.
"he returns from tlio Mayo set ■
tion on the liquor question just re
ceived give the wets 6S to 28 for
I the drys.
Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Ramsey of
Ottomwa, Iowa, arrived on the Prin
cess Alice and loft on the train yes
terday morning for Interior points.
Tho Princess Alice arrive! in p<>rt
at a m. Wednesday morning with
a capacity list of tourists Tup 1'rin
cess will sail south this evening .t
eight.
.lud Rogers and Bob Wright gave a
dame at A. R hall last night for i!.e
convenience of Ihe local dancers and
the passengers on the Prim-ess Alice
\
reported having enjoyed a gin d lai.i
The Jefferson arrived in pi rt
Wednesday morning at i a :n. A
special excursion train was run 10
! Bennett for the convenience of ihe
roundtripers. and the boat sai i-«l !'o:
the south at noon yestet'd iv
Clinton C. T.I ion. formerly a 'icis
paper man of Danville—mle Joe
Cannon's \<>ting resident—ill., is
conducting a large party of t> iri.-i:
from the middle «• t. through :outh
easteru Alaska Ti.'.s is Mr. i'il
ton's second |r.p to Alasta in this
service
I
15. il Cross, attorney of San Fran
cisco, will sail tonight on the Priu
cess. coins to San Fraitcisco. where
ho lias kc:i called on Iiiimioh ii;
conertion with the failures of the
Scandinavian Aincrh ..n banks of Se
mite and Tacimta.
Mr. Cross is attorn, y for Pioneer
Milling and l>ilcft > |un> of Nome.
Alaska, and i .•re. re represents
some of the stockholders of the two
defutu-t hank- .Mr Cross with hi»
family intended fcoiag down tin- Yu
kon and retitrniii4 to Seattle ei'he
, by waj of Nome, or coming out oxer
Mhe Rh.ardsou Highway, but hu-i
; a ess has caused him 10 cancel !:!
1 proposed trip through thai |»..rt of
ALASKA STEAMSHIP nMI'AM
in \t ».i it m i s m w si:i;yi» 1
On July 2". tli'i s. * !*o.
inaugurated a monthly si.•.unship
jserv.i.. between Page Sound |i>:it.
ands. The CordoVi» -aill over l!ii<
run. and later the »••**»»*:!. xp-el
■
This is the pionee. !tt to .".:rn
ish regular services between the
points.
Arnni.t some of the r». . rst 1;
als on tlie Princess Alice vtc Mrs
Annie Pemmon and daiic!" M -■»
F. ('. I.awler. and Mrs. A. K 1
' iing. of Vancouver. 11 0 . ("ocel... A.
J Mclaughlin, of Sar. Francisco t ■; .
I Marion F. Johnson and J F. .1:-!:;
I'son. of Vancouver The pi; >p
ped in at ihe Alaskan office n*id r>
Frank C. White, of Fort Yukon.
Alaska, came down on Yesterday's
train. «t:d expect* ■ • taki p.iss.igt
<■11 the Spokane.
This will be Mr. While's first tr.p
to liie Stales in t went - -three .. ,rs
AI.I'IN'K CM IS OITI.l m:s k\.
TKKT.UVMl \T \\i>oi I !\(,
At a meeting hold in A. ii. hull
Tuesday evening, tlie Alpine club de
rided upon the preliminary p'in~ for
a series of entertainments and nn
outing 10 Bennett.
The first of these eoterl.ii i • ■••iti
set for the event, out i> v. a.* :;r •. d
that it would l>e held ri'irrn: tiie
coming week. Puriiig the first wee!,
in August the club will give an ex
cursion picnic to Bennett, with u
special train to be run for the con
venience of the picnic party.
Later on, the members of the club
will entertain the residents of Sk.ig
way and visiting tout's'* who :■ aj
lie in the city, with either drim. til
production of a show of some ■ nar
acier to be agreed on '.iter Pie date
of this entertainment has not \et
beet decided upon.
sKAtav.'W corpus atthmw
HKCKPTIOX tJIVKV cm. |U>\K
Robert J. Cragg, local agent for
the Alaska Steamship company, re-1
turned to Skagwa.v on the Tcfferson,
having spent several divs In Jnne.ij
While in Juneau, Mr. Cragg attend
ed the reception tendertd Governor
Hone, and reported that the t-eople j
of the Capital City gave tnc gov
ernor a rousing welcome. Bob is i
quiie well Impressed with our i.ew
governor and. is ot the opinion tnnt'
Mr. Bone not only takes his new
duties seriously, hut thoroughly un
derstands the duties whkn ne m-i>t
perform in order t& create a betteri
understanding -between tlie various
departments at Washington, and our
Territorial government V rs. Crags
accompanies her husband oil 'his
trip.
Holtert Wiley, manager of the
Vaide of Krin Mining rorapany, in
<■ Kainv Hollow district. was a
>ka'-\va> visitor today having come
up on a gas launch from Maine* Me
work at his mines progress
: ^ rnp.iily, and also on the road
l« lir- to the mines. Mr Wiley was
.>::;pauied by Mrs Wiley and their
two c ,:ldren. They will return to
si;nht 14) Haines.
San l):ego. Calif.. July 21.—The
iltv.roy.Ts l'urrott. Kdsall, Macleish,
.Simpson. Hulmer. McCormick, and
Ten have been assigned to make the
A .iska cruise in September Secre
tary of the Navy Pen by will be a
passenger on one of the destroyers
and other government officials will
accompany him.
The official announcement of the
secretary's visit to Alaska and des
ignation of this fleet of destroyer?
»a> wade this morning.
Chicago. 111.. July 21.—Ma]. Phil
ip Haves, West 1'Oitit instructor In
| l is suit for the annulment of his
: ..image to Mrs Ethel llallelt Hays,
a New York society woman, charged
' l.at is wife had three undivorccd
husbands. The annulment was
ed I ;■ JuiUe Jos. Sabath.
Iserhii. July 21.—Schomiloff. min
«!■ : ■ f w..i under the old tiussian
.and who was charged with
. .:»S ; • ' Suaded the Czar into sign
. t o order to mobilization of the
. :ssiati army in Ju!> 1M4. has been
i ordered to leave Dresden within
Crew c' SlearnsMip Northwestern
"ells of Sailing for Many M\e<
Through Dead Herein#.
Keiol.ikiiu. Alaska.—What Is cie
' .i • lij «*:>3; 11 Rrunii and officers
uf tln> sicainshlp Northwestern to he
Hit* treatest n~h tragedy e»er *riiii<-r«^«J
10 human knowledge occurred ut
Klnuuk i y, 1'riiiiif til' W^lrs Isiand,
i
thllll guod sized lltTrillJf
lusi their jives
Tin' eretv eagerly related their re
mark:. ■ • . \per emv of sailing through
miles i f ilit* m ail fl»h. According to
those «•;i hniird. Kiawak 1la\ «»» full
\\ cs: fin rrned. w lien a sudden freeze
I caught :: «• ::-h ii> the narrow-necked
harl'i.r l» !• -«• they could escnjie t.i sen.
W hen Hi- > \\ere tirst ii"i iced ti.v
Go.■ r "ijfli. an etnploy.r uf the
«• luirlmr in such mini
l>frs that lh«se "ii t»p were fotwd
if water. Tlic fnt'ro came
- lit • and M*v<*rit>
ami » 'Ui six 111' lif. t»f ire funned
M mti» "f the herring
■H ii • >M ira: ' Kiilil he seen iluiiiiily
til ii: j lo t'! out to sea l««f«ire the
enclosed waters were frozen.
\\ In■ ■ i tli Northwestern arrived the
tide h.i'l t "'leil. ami fur twenty to
til' : cer .in the liiwh. and several
htmdr''d feet out into the water for
u d!*ti.: • of 11 :*••»» ami one-half miles
around Hie Imrlxtr lay frozen herring.
Tlio ■ t!i>vr* of the ship and the ratl
in mi made careful measure
ments and found that the fish were
tightly |i;n Led fur an average depth
of three feet.
•ii may sound like a fish story,"
said Rradcvleh of the cannery, "hut
11 e fact i> that the greftte«t chance
ir. :lie wnri fi r obtaining good. fresh
fish without a stroke of work has
heen lo<r. for days a few people tried
to put some of the herring away for
the similiter, and unfortunately the
steamer could take none. The nearest
Indians who would have appreciated
the fish were WO miles nwav.
"The ship had the greatest difficul
ty in navigating out of the harhor at
Khiwnk. as the propeller had to do
ihe work of desiccator, and It hnrely
made a knot an hour. The captain
noted tin event on the ship's log so
that his superiors may know why th«
tes-'H will reek of fl*h for week*,'1
EDWARD FOR E.Man litu. n. un,k.h.io
Golden North Hotel
SKAHWAY, ALASKA
rkgilai: meai.s tiik best ix the city
SERVED KVKKV DAY IX THE YEAR
All Daylight Rooms. 16 Rooms with Prlvalo Ralh
. . . .Only hotel in Skacway with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor American and European Plan
Mens and
Young Mens
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
Wo have Just nnpackeil a shipment of now Summer Hals awl
Caps In tlic smartest nicxiels anil colors.
In this assortment you'll fiml jnst the llat or <'«p in Sljle anil
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - ■ $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. PT
Popular Picture palace
Saturday and Sunday
Beatrix Michdcnu
I N
Just Sqmiw
Keystone Comedy
''Mud"
Admission, including war tax—Adults. .. t l ilciron. 1.V
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Simpson, Mgr.
JUNEAU.ALASKA
A General Jewelry & Oplieal Iln-ine** l"nn>!u<i»'l. Mail (I?
iters S«ili< iteil
Mr. R. I.. Douglas, Formerly Walrti In»petior C. >1. A Si.
I*. R. R. Co., Can. I'ao. Fines. In Charge of Waft-li Repair
Department.
Mr. F. J. Citrk, Formerly of Maxer llros., Soaiilo, In
Charge of Jewelry Mfg. .V Repair.ni;.
Boat Schedule
NORTH Rm \1>
Spokane is due to arrive in
Skapway Saturday
SOlTHHOl VP
Princess Alice sails at T P M
tonicht
MUFMM.KO T<> >MI
Seattle is due to nil frn-i
Seattle a weeV from *"rida >
Estelieth due to leave Ju
neau next Mondaj niclu at 1J
o'clock.
ltKIMRTMKNT OK TH1 l\TKItl«»K
Vnilnl Stales Ijinri Offii*
Serial 04159
Juneau. Alaska, July 7, 1921.1
NOTICE IS HEREBY C.1VKN tlial
Albert Sam Chisel, of Haines. Alas
ka. who, on July 7. 1921. made;
Homestead entry No. 041.1?. for
I Lots 2 and 3. Portion 2", west half,
northeast quarter, east half, north
west quarter, northwest quarter.'
southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter. southwest quarter. Section I
35, Township 2S South. Kancej
55 East. Copper River Mend- I
ian, has filed notice of inten-|
tion to make final threc-vear proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before R M. Odell. notary
public, at Haines. Alaska, on tliej
20th day of August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe Voelkl, of Haines. Alaska.
Sam Whitaker. of Wells, Alaska.
C. A. Lindholm. of Haines. Alas- 1
ka.
Willie Anderson, of Haines, Alas
ka.
FRANK A. BOYLE.
Register.
First Publication, July 14th.
Last Publication, Aug. 16th.
Yon make n mistake
If j »»u ilo m»l slop at
THE
Pullen House
FlrrfHr Lights
Hnoms Single or rn Sfj|(n
I la hs on e.i *i f1«mr
Famous for Us Home Conking,
Milk, Cream. Cotta^f Oicr«©
and Buttermilk from «>tir nun
dairy. Fresh <*ccs, et<.
Hates $3.00 Vvr I>ay ami l'p
Well Lighted, Uirce Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men
n. s. rrLLEx. prop
Skagwav - . Alasna
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Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED ... 1897
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