Prevent Falling Hair
With Cuticura Shampoos
The first thing to do in restoring dry,
thin and falling hair is to get rid of
dandruff, itching and irritation of the
scalp. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
the scalp, especially spots of dandruff
and itching. Next morning shampoo
with Cuticura Soap and hot water.
Rinse with tepid water.
Cuticura Toilet Trio'
Consisting of Soap. Ointment and Talcum
ore indispousable adjuncts of the daily toi
let in maintaining skin puritv and skin
health. By bringing these^delicately medi
cated emollients in frequent contact with
your skin as in use lor all toilet purposes,
vou keep the skin. *calp, hair and hands
clear, sweet and healthy. The Soap. Oint
n-f?; and Talcc^n 25c. each ewrywhere.
"J^F^Cuticura Soap shmvcs without mux.
SKAGWAY'S
KR.YT KRX.4 Xj ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meett orsry second and
fourth Tuesday ©renins
at 8:30 o'clock. Vifiitr
lac br«tft.«ra cordially welcome.
U 9. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KEU.SK. Acting Arctic Director
lgV
F. & A. M.
White I'uss LudKe F. •£
A. M. No. 113, meet* 2d
*ntl 4tii SaXur«lu» evenings
v of e*cn monui. »
lit ethren arc welcome.
Dan McDonald. W. M
T. J STJlXDISH, Secretary. ____
B. P. O. ELKS
Sk&gway Lode*
NO. 431, B. P. O.
Elks meets every
Thursday at S:08
J
P M
Wt'Efc brothers oord-ally welcome
J.CH.V GRASHAL. E R
T. J VAKDSWALL, aecremry
Pioneers of Ala si* T*loo, No. 12,
mee* t» A. B. HilII firs* Monday In
every mont M 8:S* 9. ■».
VUitiuj Br*th«r» cowliAJlr »•!"
c «o»>. 1. C. PHELP8. S«cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie^Vo 2.>,
fYaternal Order ol
meet the first
and third Wedntwlay niglit of eacli
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
one. Visiting brother* cordially in
Tito! to atteud >1. E. Kogers, W. P.
J. Gricsbnch. Secretary.
N'aom' Cl cpt'-r J<o. 9, 0. E. S
m- ts in M&sonlc Hall flr3t and
tl rd Kr'lay* of «ach month at S
l'. M. Vi5llia? memtx'rs welcome.
KlpTenoo Vaadewall Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suffecool- Secretary.
PKOFKSSlON'Ali CARDS
OR- Lr S. KET.I.KR
D©nt!«t
Most Alodern Methods
Office Hour«: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
A<»»*sn Building — Broad,waj
8KAGWAI AliASK*
»'• B. STOUT
A*tor*ey At Ii » w
PracUc* la all court*
la Territory of Al«#ka
HAlNES — — — — ALASKA
ORDINANCE 137.
AN ORDINANCE repealing oi
D1N'AN'cE :\0. 134 ENTITLED
"AN ORDINANCE rO ALLOW
MILCH COWS TO GRAZE U
THE STREETS AND ALLEYS oi
THE TOWN OF.tSKAGWAY.
the TOWX of skagway does
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS,
REPEAL.
SECTION 1.
That Ordlaaace No. 134, Entitled
"An Ordlnance to allow Milch
CoW5 to Sraz9 la oa the Streota aa
Alleys of the "'0wa 0f Sica-Sway t>a
and is hereby repealed.
passed oa »aBP«®sloa of th«
rules. After Second readias this
20th day, of October 1920, and aP
Proved th® sama day.
Atr:t,
W. J. McBrl"n, Clerk
* . rt =;> APProved.
. B.JSha-w.
.A.
OVERLOOKING SOMETHING
The Tenant: All right, I'll stand
for your raising my rent since I'll
have to. But you're making a big
mistake.
The Landlord: In what way, may
I ask? .
The Tenant: Why, I'll have two
dollar* left after paying the rent
TO MARKET
TO MARKET.
To market, eh,
to buy a pig:.
Now that trans
action would
be big.
Tour Income
takes a fear
ful drop
In purchasing
a single
chop.
f*\K
S!«*
AIN'T IT SO?
Willie: Daddy, It says here that
a man who walks in his sleep Is a
somnambulist. Then what Is a man
called who talks in his sleep?
Fond Father: Son If he is a mar
ried man I'd call him a gambler. Hc'f
takln* awful chances.
l!Sf||HHIH
: Lfive*v
sCtVSNj
SUPERFLU
OUS
Duck — Now
what the Sam
Hill should any
body want to
take swimming
lessons for?
HIS COMEBACK
"Begging from rrel And to think
you were once my husband» *•
"I'm beggin* new, 'cause you wa«
•c successful begging from me when
we was married."
DESCHIBED.
Pa. what is a
patriot?
A patriot, my
boy, is one who
thicks a little
more of his
country than he
does of his per
gonal comfort.
WHAT HE WAS
"Would you call him a tightwad?"
"No. He may he the soul of «;en
I erosity hiding beneath a very thick
I »kln."
ABLE GOLFER
What sort of
£olf does he
play?
Reliable, It
he's your part
ner you can al
ways depend on
him to leave
the burden of
winning to jrou.
Movie Flourishes in the Jungle
Testifyiug again to slie popularity of tb«» movies, here is it movie tlienier
in a jungle. The "Louris KIneumtograph" is sl'.uated in lCabatii, New Guinea.
Every Saturday night a show la held uud tlie laughter of the savages cau be
heard for great distances.
te*
WORK AND SAVE.
The world owes 110 able-bodied
slacker a living. He must go out
among his fellows au<) earn It. The
character of that living depends sole
ly upon the mental and physical equip
ment with which he has been endowed,
aided, and developed by his own un
ceasing efforts. The work slacker In
peace time* Is as much n menace to
his country as his prototype In times
of war. He Is costing his country
millions every year, and he It Is who
is pushing ever upward the cost of
living through reduction of output and
effort. More Individual effort and
more production will bring down the
cost of living and thereby remove dis
tress. says Washington Post. Thrift
Is the lever through w'hlch this war
worn world Is to be stabilized, for
neither the nation nor the Individual
can get back to a rational basis so
long as the desire to indulge In reck
less spending controls It. "Work and
save" should be the slogan of the ris
ing generation, for upon the character
of those now entering upon man's es
tate depends the future of this nation.
The colleges nre producing gradu
ates trained in practical and scientific
fanning, and these young men are In
demand for farm managers and ranch
superintendents at salaries ranging
from J1.S00 to $3,000 a year. This
looks like tine business both ways. It
Is well that the colleges recognize the
Importance of husbandry and It Is well
that a student who painstakingly
adopts such a career should find in
stant appreciation and reward. Agri
culture Is inclined to fall Into two
lines—the one-nmn farm where the
owner can take care of production
without much worry about help, nnd
the large ranch where most of the
work Is done by machinery. Into
either of these the college-trained
farmer should fit to advantage.
In a report made public recently the
Increase of suicide among children is
noted, a particularly sad feature of
contemporary life. The ages of these
child self-murderers, boys and girls,
average about fifteen and sixteen
years. The lack of discipline and the
consequent failure of character mak
ing, the inability in the self-indulgence
engendered by the bringing up «f
youth, is. no doubt, largely responsible
for the Inability to endure any un
usual strain or disappointment among
the young. Whether or not this theory
Is correct, the Increase of youthful
suicides is a matter demanding urtent
and earnest investigation and thought.
Of the royalties who attended the
funeral of the late ex-Empress Eu
genie some are still reigning, some
dethroned. The former rnnst b«ve had
thrust upon them the suggestion of
how long their own hold upon the
throne will last In these days and how
many will escape her fate of descend
ing crownless luto the grave, says Bal
timore American. Nothing has so em
phasized the uncertainty of human
power and grandeur as the events
of The last few years, of which this
obscure burial of one once playing a
prominent part in the destinies* of the
world is so striking an illustration.
The British military authorities have
acquitted of blnuie an officer in com
mand who was responsible for the
Punjnb massacre by ordering his
troops, to turn their machine guns
upon 5,000 unarmed natives, killing
500 and wounding 1,500. A commis
sion appointed to inquire into the fa>:ts
blamed this officer, but the military
stands1 by him, remarks Baltimore
American, which proves how much the
military idea must be hold In check
except In active warfare.
To Cure a Cold in Onc Day
Tase Grove's UVXATIVH BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine
hears th^ signature of E. W. Grove
.to c.-,nts.
S-ibscj'be f°r Ujq 'ty'ly Alaskan
Oldest Church In Christendom.
The oldest church In Christendom I*
the cathedral of Echmiadzin, Armenia,
which was begun I" 301 A. D„ the year
the Armenian nation officially em
braced Chrlstlnnlty and became the
first Christian nation In the pagan
world. The old church was built by
Gregory the Illuminator. ■ Tradition
has It that the Saviour himself re
turned to earth and for a period super
vised the construction of this temple.
It has survived the storms of cen
I turies and is a very Imposing cDifice,
rich in the memories of 17 centuries
of Armenians who have worshiped
there. It has many rare mosaics and
quaint chapels, and differs much from
cathedrals of the Occldcntal world.
In this church each catholicos. or head
of the Gregorian religion, is consecrat
ed after election. When a catholicos
dies, n world-wide vote among Ar
menians Is taken, and It sometimes
is a year before the ballots arrive
| from the seven seas. The new head
usually Is one who has been closely
associated with the deceased.
Exciting Bird Hunting.
The high-flying species of Morpho,
which Inhabit the mountainous dis
tricts of western America, are much
easier captured than those which fre
quent the plains though their capture
Is often attended with difficulty and
dancer, sn.vs the American Forestry
Magazine. A naturalist hunting moths
and butterflies In Bogota fell over a
precipice and broke his arm. and then
found that lie had three days' journey
to make on horseback before lie could
meet with a doctor t6 set It. Another
naturalist, who was collecting in Bo
livia. found that Morpho gArdatli,
Oner, a beautiful species, of a rather
light blue, which was previously al
most unknown to entomologists, fre
quented an Inaccessible ledge in the
mountains; he was obliged to have
himself lowered by ropes over the
precipice before he could obtain It.
The Telephone.
I am a telephone. When I am not
broke I am In the hands of a receiver.
I have a mouthpiece, but unlike wom
en, I never use It. Fellows use me to
tnuke dates with girls, and girls use
me to break said dates. Husbands
call up their wives over me, and wives
call their husbands down over me. 1
never go anywhere, but sometimes the
company comes and takes me out. it
all depends whether you pay your bill
or not. 1 am not a bee hut T often
buz/, in your ear. I am the bell of
the town, and while I do not wear
Jewelry. I often get rings. Whether ]
do things or not, a lot of people nail j
me to the wall; and I like music, but
the only music I hear is chin music.
I get all the popular airs, and the
most popular one is hot air.—Selected.
Earnestness Pays Best.
No honest man dare play the trifier
The very thought Is repugnant to him.
He Wants to he rated 100 per cent a
man. He wants Ills word to count for
full measure. So be rises above the
j fickleness of the trifler. He becomes
j known for what he does and what he
stands for. He may not always real
ire his Ideals, but he trios to make
, every effort worthy of the name he
bears. By acting the man ho becomes
better than ills fellows and his rise
to power Is the reward of doing what
Is best. He knows that tnlent Is dis
counted In the recognized trlfler and
sees to It that he keeps above sus
picion. There's nothing in the trifling
, game to make a man covet 't
Is much to mnke It despised.
Squabs for Army.
The soldier In these days Is a man
of varied occupations. Indeed, there
Is hardly a trade known to civil life
that Is not practiced in the United
States army. For instance, in the sig
nal corps a feature is made of raising
homing pigeons, to serve as carriers
of intelligence, and the duty of breed
ing and training the birds Is assigned
to a section of that branch of the mili
tary service In which officers and men
are specially educated for the pur
pose.
GREETINGS.
This year's offering In Christmas
and New Yean Creating cards in
clude many artistic! designs. Steel
and hand tinted designs from Uiq
finest studios and at Very moderate
prices. There are er.veloPes to match
Q&sll ca.'d, See K^UexBros^lisplay.
Use Tinted Rubber Ff»h.
Movie sportsmen who stalk Into the
picture carrying fly rods and strings
of trout, apparently so freshly caught
that their tails still wiggle, are not
necessarily lucky fishermen, declares
Popular Mechanics Magazine. Uhtll
recently, film directors who needed
angling scenes In their pictures w#re
dependent upon the notorlousfy un
reliable modes of living fish. But lS6d
orn efliclency demanded a method
more certain and less wasteful of time.
A California picture concern therefore
engaged a manufacturer of rubber W
produce a string of accurately fash
ioned rubber trout, and an artist com
pleted the verisimilitude by tinting the
elastic flsh, with oils, In natures
colors.
Freak Fish.
A wearied marine monster blun
dered into the net of a San Diego fish
erman not long ago. On being pulled
Into the fishing smack by the aston
ished captain, It was found to meas
ure a little more than 13 feet long;
and in general configuration to resem
ble a shark, report* Popular Mechan
ics Magazine In an Illustrated arti
cle. Its upper jaw was surmounted,
however, by a clumsy-looking horn of
solid bone. A month after Its destruc
tion In a fertilizing plant, a prominent
scientist notified the fishing captain
that he had caught a female of the
species "basking shark," of which only
six nre known to have been taken dur
ing the history of the world's fishing
Industry. t
Foolish "Freshles."
Freshles are often seen assuming
the privilege of familiarity with the
women. That goes with a certain
class of the female sex who aren't par
ticular with whom they talk. They
may enjoy the spice of your nonsense,
but not a single one In her right mind
would dream of joining fortunes with
you "for better or for worse." There
may even be a certain group of women
who are fresh themselves. They dis
gust men by going more than half way
In everything. They even want to do
the courting. True, it takes two to
play the game right, but the man likes
to think he's doing It all. Men wltH
manhood take to the timbers at the
Idea of being courted.—Grit.
THANKSGIVING OAJRBB
Keller Brothers are showing s8me
veryy attractive audi appropriate
Thanksgiving cards. These aro very
distinctly and in many designs. and
make Prettyy rememberances.
An unusually large and ajtrtactive
selection of Christmas and New
Year cards will bo on sale lmmediat
1 ly aftertho aarrival of the next
hoais.
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
In commissioners court, Skagway
iPreclnctJ Division No. 1. Territory
of Alaska. < .
In the* matter of the Estate of
I He'itry Caie Bowman, DeceOsed. In
I Probate order foi} hoa<r!flg flnan ac
count of administrator
George W. Dillon, the admlaistra
tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bo\
man, decease^ having this day ren"
d^-red and Precepted for settle
ment,' and filedl in this Court, his
final account of the administration
of (he eetat© of the said decedent
It js ORDERED , That Wednesfoli
the- 15th oar of Febuary, 1921,
2o'clock in the afternoonf, at the
o'fire of slid dommisloner in said
, I'rtc'nct, be. and the same is hereby
appointed as the time and 'Place so
of heering of objections to such fi
nal account and the settlement there
of; ei.d that said admlnlstxIUor do
canse to be Published la the DQAJy
A1 at,Ira, newsPaper. at Skagway Alas|
ka, a notice thereol as by by law ro
quirwl and to file proof of Its Publl-i
cation in this Ctourt befor6 the dfay
sot for tha hearing of said account
Given under my haild: and. seal of
the Probata .Oounirt this 17th day o
November, 1920.
JosePh J. p. Ward.
Commissioner ftnd ex-of
flaio Probate Judge.
First Publication, Nov. ISth. 1920. |
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60s.
KAier Bfotkw* 6»v« r«o»JY»d
a »uPPly of left da for PgPtflar,,
Bv«rsbarP Pencil. K®«P four P«ncil
foli tt
HOT OAKK8 aj!©—
Vott do not need to order a wfcoU
breakfast at the Golden North Oaf#
but you can get delicious hot cake*
vlth ma Pie syruD ant? toff 00 for iS«
and we U say the '"Hots" ar* »ojhb
oakeB.
do to Keller* tor ytrar Ice Cream
tftfPta*. No d^apgo'cftM'ut th«te
Xeuralgio Pains
Clve Way to Soothing Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe,
simple and effective treatment for
both headache and neuralgia.
Rubbed in where the paih isj it eases
the tortured nerves arid almost in
variably brings quick relief. Keep
a supply on hand.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to ha v4 in the medicine
chest for first aid when the doctor
may btf far away. Its healing, anti
septic qualities can always be re
lied upon as a preventive against
infection, or other serious result*,
from sprains, bfuises, cuts burns,
bites and stings. Just as good, too,
for sore feet, stiff neck, frost bites,
cold sores and canker sores.
Oenerouii nlie buttle 35c.
If you are troubled with cooatlpatlon
or headache try Hamlln'a Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pill* at drufffftetfl for 50c.
ORDINANCE 99
AN ORIXXAMCE TO PROVTDE'POt
A TAX ON DOGS T0 PREVEPs*r
CERTAIN A: TifAI.fi FROM RUN
NINO A* 1-aROE, AND - FOR
OTHER purposes.
THE TOWN OK SKAGWAY, BY
it0 common council, Doaa
ORDAIN A.3 FOLLOWS:
CERTAIN ANIMALS not to RUN
Ar LARGE
K«ctk>n X. It I3 hereby declared
unlawful for a budi ,ox, ®ow, ho.
■hpeP, goat, ho«, or oth#r animal >■
Lane* Provided, or ftnj"doinebtic fowl
nance Provided, or any dom»e'la'f<'
*o rin at larB® la the Town of'Sta*
"ay, or to oe Pastured or h«rded.t
or staked or tied for tha P«rPo«e
of grazins la any of tha •tra*t»,'al
leya, square8, or other Croucd* b»
loaPiim to »r under t*e control of
th Town of Skae*ayj and wltblnb
the '-own )imlta of tha "aid Town,
axu It gliall t>« unlawful for'any
of said animal*, or for Hook of
any kind or »aid do^aatlo fowlg,
to be tie! , staked , #aatur*d, or
turned at Iarc* uPon any Print#,
l>rnP»rty w'tnlr atlie UrnKa of t .
«eld town, "lUout the consent a
the o^ner of "aid ProPtrty.
Passed under au»Peaeioo of tha
rules and aPProvod by the C0mmoa
Como«U of the Town of 8ka?wsy.
Alaska. 1U^
THJB SKAC^'AT
Pioneer Dairy
n p. sHur&n, Prof.
!J£ SANITARY MILK RANCH"
Tbf largMt «.*d beet <*>■•
ducted dAlry u Aluk*.
• Ualtj akipmoita ol put*
milk ul ere*m to all p<w»<
oe Wklu t*m A Tak'oa
Root*.
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and is first
class in all or its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains tree of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. - SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never hu been owwd or controlled by Japaaew
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BOSS MEETS ALL TRAINS,
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLY. M*r.