Hot Cake Time
WE HAVE
Buckwheat sks & pkg
Alber's Flapjack Flour
Aunt Jemima's
Olympic 10 Id. sks
SYRUPS
Log Cabin—Tea Garden
Liberty Bell—Karo— Pure Maple Sap
ALL KINDS OF CEREALS
t. W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
E. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROSS, T. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With w.p. & y.«».
G'Route for
' Atlin
CARCROSS OFFERS TOURISTS EVERY 1MUTEMKXT FOR
PLEASANT VACATION
GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THK POOR
MOTOR BOATS FURNISHED
Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWA\. 7 P. M.
NOV. 16-30 DRC. 14 JAN. 4
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria/Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver.with',Fast Comij.rutal^Traics .
Tickets and All Information From
L H. JOHNSTON, Agent, Skagwav, A.a>ka
Subject to change without notioo
ALASKA. WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Offlc«-Second and Broadway - Ptione 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR — ?
SEATTLE
and 1
■gj T SOVTHEASTKKN ALASKA PORTS J ^
S.S. CITY OF SEATTLE
S.S. SPOKANE / -
FOE RESERVATIONS AVO I\KORVl VTIOSN X
APPLY TO
C. O HIR8CHBERG.. AGENT S7.AC.WAT. ALASKA
Subject to ckaBRp without Nolll-p.
ALASKA STE,> .MSHIP CO
UHKN vol* THINK ALASKA Tiff ,K .\u\SKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailing* from SKAGV /AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACf jMA and Way Forts
Sailings for 5ewi rd and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Afrmt Thonf f>6 SKAGWAT. ALASKA
Schedule subject tc change without notice
HAINES NOTES
i
j Hainos. Not. 22.
We are having real winter weath
er at Haines at the present time, a
I strohg north wind blowing, and the
mercury down near the zero mark.
Colonel Steese was a visitor at Ft.
Seward for a tew dtys last week. He
left Thursday night on the steamer
Peterson for Auk Bay, and from
there to Juneau by auto.
The Haines basketball team play
ed the natives last flight, with the
result of eight to ten. in favor of
the natives.
The Natives contemplate giving a
masquerade hall in the K. C. hall on
Thursday, Thanksgiving, and it bids
lair to be a great success.
1 am told that Edward Warne has
resigned as judge of the police court
at Klukwan. The Natives of Kluk
wan formed a village government,
under the act of the legislature, pro
viding for such government in Na
tive villages.
KMCKWAN INDIAN'S
BAN" Ol.D Cl'STOMS
Some differences have arisen
among the Indians of Haines and
those of Kluckwan. A Haines' na
tive gave a potiatcL party in Yind.
siuchy after he had finished his
house. Some Kluckwan Natives
who were invited and attended were
called before the native council of
that village and tinod for perpetuat
ing "old customs." The parties so
fined are grieved, particularly as
they think some of those interested
in the prosecution are not them
selves free from a like accusation
with regard to the erection of a
monument in the local village. Each
party denies that any "old customs"
ceremonies were connected with the
"party" or with th» erection of the
tomhstone
HEAP 1\ 11.STKR >IOJ N'T** I P
Belfast. Nov. 23. —The number of
dead In the clash of authority in the
north of Ireland mounts up as the
fighting: between the Nationalists
and the Orangemet. continues. The
outbreaks attending the assump
tion of governmental powers by the
new I'lster parliament has caused
much disturbance and at least four
teen deaths and fifty Injured are re
sults of the trouble.
TA\ REVISION |i||,l, tioKs
TO Till PRESIDENT
Washington. Nov 23.—The en
actment of thp tax revision hill was
accomplished Today The Senate ac
cepted the conference report on the
measure and the bill now goes to |
the President for his signature when
it will become the law of the land, i
MRS. i. J. HIM- l.EA\ KS
$IS,(H»0.0O0 ESTATE
St. Paul. Nov. 23.—Mrs .lames .1
Hill, the widow of the well known
railroad magnate, died here today
Mrs. Hill leaves an estate of $18.
' 000.000.
HKVKT KUI.S; MAX l>RO\\\
Seattle. Nov. 23.—Ueon F. Peters,
wfcile fixing the roof on a house
boat which he owned, suffered from
a h«u»rt attack to whioh he was sub
jm. He rolled from the roof of
the boat to the warer and drowned
The accident occurred in Lake I'nion
GKMRC.F MILLER'S
BROTH Kit niKS
Word was received that the broth
er of George Miller, who bad left
Skngwav to be at the bedside of hi*
sick brother, died before he reached
his brother's home.
The funeral occurred at Seattle
on Saturday after Mr. Miller reach
ed Seattle. The funeral was held
under the auspices of the St. John's
Masonic Lodge of Seattle. The
cause of death was a hemorrhage of
the bowels.
Charles Miller had been In the
customs service of the Washington
district, first at Port Townsend and
afterward at Seattle, for more than
2S years. For mai.r years he was
in charge of the navigation desk
and two years ago. when the second
special duty-ship was created at Se
attle, he was promoted to the posi
tion. In addition to his brother,
George G. Miller, of Skagway, he is
survived by his widow and daughter.
Mr- Bert Griffith, of Seattle. He
also is survived by relatives in
Maryland. He was 61 years of age
and :i native of Baltimore.
<K\TIV<; K1\K VEWS
The girls of the town are out so
liciting the necessary money for the
flooding of the skating rink. They
are meeting with success in the can
vass and hope soon to announce the
completion of the fund
They are compelled to raise, in ad
dition to the fund for the water,
enough money to buy a stove for
the house Last year Mr. McBrien
loaned a stove for the purpose, the
to«u council guaranteeing to pay for
the stove if it were ruined. The
council had to pay for the stove
This is mere maliciousness on the
part of a few of the youngsters who
kicked holes Into the stove and made
it unserviceable. Su«.'h actions on the
part of the youth of our town should
be stopped, and any youth with such
destructive inclinations ought to be
de- ied the use of the rink
KNOWS RIGHT TiKE TO FISH
Ma-'t Vany Fne-ls Have Furruahed
H.rr. Just the > articular Dope,
and the Res-. Is Easy.
"I l-.nve tin* aecur®»e tiiip.- no* or
jns! "lien to po tishiTlc at tlie hikes."
«i it ii nimi «l!o exjwts to Jake k
vacation soon.
"1 la'till 1<> a roan last week and
he <iiid .: 1 wished to do any ci<o& to
lis! fro: 12 midnight to si* in the
jn»niir i. He u-ed frops sswl spatted
for iu»ss hiiiI caught lots of hass and
also hlu. j..l- at tlmt time. Besides
It Isn't tint then.
"Talked t" a man Monday and he
told roe Just when to catch them. 1
Jinnitil from him thut the tiim- to fish
was between sundown and IS mid
nlcht. lie i-aurht lot? of hass and
hJuecills and cntppies at that time.
"Talked to another man and he told
me (lie I>.-m time to fish »a« from
sunup until atumt 10 o'clock. and from
4 p. in. until dark.
Therf vh another neighbor of
m'ne who pave me go >d advice. He
never flshes after dark, hot says lie
never paid any attention to the heat
and thai he always cnucht as man?
tfsh iti the middle of tlie da> as he
did earl> in the mornlnc or in ihe
oftM of the e<onlng.
do ttty tlshlnt."
Enrr Is an endless chain The
people ve e; j are envying someone
higher v.jv
It is p»«-<iMe fur a woman's head
to he turned hj fl tte:\.ev«n vhen she
has a stiff neck.
The poo;>'p who are welched In the
halanix- ami found wanting always
Mame it on thi s'-a'e*.
Kx-er notice that the people who
io-e n- martyr* altvr.y* get a iwap of
'
EDWARD FORMAX GEO. R DEDVAX
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
REGl'I.AR HE A US ^ THE BEST IX THE 11TT
SERVED EVERY DAY IX THE YEAR
Ml All l)ayli£hc Roonw. 16 Root** with rrivilf Ivan i
.. . .Only botel in Skagwa> witi Hot and Cold runirlns water.
Large Office and Parlor American ard Europear. Plan
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Lessee
RA1ES REASONABLE
Whitehoree Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Santa Claus
Headquarters
WE VOW HAVE OX niSPl.AY POR VOI R rHOOSIXG
Xmas Toys, Kiddie Cars, Games,
Books, etc.* etc., for the
Young Folks
XMAS RROORATIOXS FOR THE IIOMK
■ad
PRESSINGS FOR VCHTR PARCELS
Xmas Postcards—Special—2 for 5c
Slow oliwrt nil <1*j Turwlaj-—Thanksgiving
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
PARAMONT PICTURES
The Mystery of the
Yellow Room
All Star Cast
Chasing Her Future
COMEDY
Admission, including »ar tat.—Adults. 30C; children Iff
ahoy: boy s*\*rrs
The girls are raising the funds for
the flooding of the skating rink
What's the matter with the Scoot
troop raising the wood to heat the
shanty on the rink? Come. boym. are
vou going to permit the girls to do
■ill the work for the good of the
community this winter. One horse,
..nd wagon, pins some energy and
push, plus a little time ard a saw
:ind bock ought to get a rick of wood
from the beach and saw it in proper
length for the heating of the rink
shanty. Mr. Fran< Is Van de Wall
and Oonald Mulrihill and Elmer
Rasmnson would make a fine com
mittee to make tht. start and keep
wood supplied until January first
How ahont it?
INIOV NATIONAl.
rKKSIPKVT niFS
Seattle. Not. 22 —Guy F Clark,
president of the Vtiion National
Bank of the city, ditd here today.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan
ELECTRICIAN
lift Mr Do Yo»r
Elcctrio*! Repair Work On
El. A TIRO VS
CARPET SWEEPERS
RANGES
PERCOLATORS
HEATERS
MOTORS
HorsF -wmiw
Orrtorn Tutpti for Wrctrfo*! (iood*
Phone. 4; or Jeavr ordeT at
Trtenhonr OflW
W. J. KEFFER
Thought She Would
Die from Eczema
"IwwtteJnfeni Hopkta Rwftmi I
to •» 'w«i derton. I trwd eOter
-fnwin*. I tbmrbt I wricW dir. D.D.D.
cured at titer I had r*»"E nr nil h<r*
ft> mr pt w*n «r*lp. ci> enrth —Mrv
Smna nr. W Flmnklia St_ BMtisnn.
Wt wir»N» h«»* ww n. D. b<*! »r bimt
nan or m~m tkin ImMt th»t w* imow it
*iH help TO41 two In ffe-t wr rucmatee Uw
Bntbettto. He,a*cmadt*
Sksfw*y PUtribnton
Kn( an to* cream •rfl ranitr>.i»>
st Keller's samicar cb-<Jp:i
Yob make > mlftair
If yon do Bot ctoj> at
THE
Pullen House
Elprtrlt Ufhli
Roocn* Slnglf or en Sntlo
Bath* on f»-h floor
H. 8 POXES. Prop
Sk*r^«T - - A!«hi
JUST IN TIME
«innif Skmrwaj People M*j ^ alt Till
It'* Too I Mir
Don't wail or,til too late.
Be rare to be in time.
Just ill time wits kidney 111*.
Means curing the backache, the
diw.ness. the urinary disorders
That bo often coma with kidney
trouble*.
Doan's Kidney pills are for this
very purpose.
Here is testimony to prove their
merit.
J r Ho*e. proprietor of general
store, tt.2 Water St., Santa Crui.
Calif.. Ray*. "OverlifUng tfTertfil
my k dnevs. I ha6 serere pain In
the lower part of my back, bnt the
main trouble w»! with my kidneys
They didn*t act properly. The se
cretions burned and there was In
flamation in my MaJder. 1 tried all
. known kidney medicines, bnt thev
did me no pood. Roan's did the
work for me. 1 hare been entirely
free from kidney and bladder trou
ble Blnce." (Statement giren Fehru
*ry 19, IMS).
On rwotnber «. t#l9. Mr Howe
sa'd "1 never m:sa a chance to re
commend Doan'c Kidney nils to
anyone I bear sp*aking of kidney
trouble. I know fjom experience,
there is nothing better for this trou
ble."
tOt. at all dealers. Foster-Mil
buni Co.. Xlfrs, Buffalo, N. T,