SKAGWAVS *
FKATKRNA^ OlU>KRS *
Art-tic Brotherhood. —
Camp Ski'gway No. 1,
meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. VUli
Uu. brtrtl *r* cordially welcome.
L. H Keller, .Arctic Oliief.
J M KKL! L.IActing Arctic Director
b. Ac M.
W *: III* |N's|t l.lHl^e F, A
A. M. Vr. 1t.i, meet# -<!
' m : 1 ci Salurilu* eveniug
•i» c«H uj 'uth. \ i8itiii4
It • i ii are wenwue.
r>a:i ^ nil!' W. M
t j >Ta>:* MI Secretary.
's. 1*. O. K^KS
Slajway Ixjdg'
N'o <31, 8. P. <
lilks moots cvorj
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V's't nB broi :?;? wrd'ajly welcome
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r i VAM'tWAiX. xec«t*.o
I'ior.wm ct I*loo, No. 12.
*«** t» A. IV. 'lull first Moml»y Id
^ery mi»ot ct 8:S0 **.
VUitinf lir- 'U>m coxll*)l» *el
c nv. J. C. ?H£LP8. 5«cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skajnvay Atrip, No
Fraternal Oi<K r <>l
Kagle* moot the fi:><
»Pvl \\ (Hlncsday ni^ht of each
incut li nt ihrir !u»ll on t'ilth Ave
juts \ i-tUi..; brothers roiUially in
vitc : to attend M. E. Kojjcrs, \V. I*.
J. V. Uripsbavh, Sccrctary.
\u iu- C'l cp^'r -No. 1>, O. E. S
in' is i! M-.sosif Hall fir^t and
tt rJ i"r> luj - "i •"-ca mouth at s
l\ 31. Whi - u . ui' -\-s welcome.
Kloi^nCtf Vaad'-wTil: Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suti^cool- Secretary.
l-KOFiSSK>\.Ali CARDS
L)R L 3. KELLER
Decti«
.Most .VI ,'ieru Methods
Office Ilou.o i 12 a in- 1-6 p 2* ;
hii'Iump — Broadu-aj j
(ihMiWAV AL.\SK^
U U. STOIT
A ' 1 o ; * t j At Law
i'raeUc* 'a ail courts
In Territory of Alaska
HUNKS — ALASKA
0H3EB FJfi HEA3I»S FINAL ACCOUNT
OF AOifiPiiSTRATOR
li: commissioners court, Skagwajr
•J r, iact, Division Xo. 1, Territory
ot Alaska.
the matter of the Estate of
lie':-? Cute Bowman, Deceased. in
Prcbaie order for hearing finan ac-J
counr of administrator.
Oeorge W. Dillon. tile alminist'a-|
tor of tlie estate cf Henry fate Bo>
man, deceased, having this day ren_ j
df red and PreSeUtid for settle-j
iiitnt. and filed in this Court, his j
final ticcovnt of the administration
of the estat© of the said decedent '
It :s ORDERED . That \Vedncsi!fe j
l'th (.ay of ry.buary, 1921. j
2o"clock in the afrernoonf, ct th. ,
offire of slid commisionpr in said!
ITifinet, be. ami th0 sane is hereby 1
a;>j)r>i/ited as the time and Place so i
of hearing of objections to such fi I
ii*i account and the Settlement there
of; »!.d that said administrator do !
cau»8 to be Publisfed In the Daily j
Alaska, newspaper. at Skagway Alas;
ka. a notico thur^of rs by by law r-> I
quired and to M > ,of of its Publi- j
cation in this Cojrl t>efore tho duy ,
set for th9 of said account j
GW,.n under m> i and and seal ot i
the Probate Coum-t this 17th day o i
November. 1920.
JosePh J. F. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
ticlo Probate Judge.
Firs' Publication, Xov. ISth. 1920. j
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1S20.
THE 8KAC XA.X
Pioneer Dairy
H. T. 9IKMAN, Prop.
THE SAHiTARY MILK RAO
Th* larg«et a*d b*«f co*.
ducted dairy 1* Alaska.
Dally «klpme*t« ol pur
milk aad cream to all po<at
ck Walto fust * Yukom
Rout*.
Mi'Is Announce
Sharp Decline
j In Steel
Yount,stown, Ohio. Nov. 30—lnd0
, pendant steel companies of this dis
trict announced general induc
tion of rtecl i>rioes effective lnnn'd
lately.
Heads of BeVpral large corpora^
lions si:d downward readjustment
in tjho cost of coal and labofr must
follow ihe reduction.
'Pittsburg, Xuv. 27-- Tin. .Ton'.?
" lughlin Steel Company the largest
dePem^nt conc<>rn in th0 country
:oday announced immediate reduc
ion in the Price °f finished Pro
ducts. Officials of Ihe company sta
tdd tho reduction would not p.ffect
the salaries of employees.
The i'rK'e of bar|i, Plates and struc
tur.'.i shares at the mill are rtdu.ced
to the level of March 19, liars sell
ing for $2.33 Per hundredweight.
Plat°s .'2.65 and structural steel
$2.45.
JIVist of the other lndePond<"nt
companies folloSr^d the lead of tho
Jones - l.aughlin 'Company and au
nounc°u 6'milar reductions.
Lawrence, Mass. Xov. 27—The;
';2s3"x county Jill Is of tl'e I'nlted !
States Worsted ComPany today clo
sod down f<> an In deficit'-' Period, .
throwing 1,500 workers ou» of era- !
ploympTit. Lack of orders was giv
en ;ls the reason for the shutdown.
Gives Complete Re
turns of Alaska
Census
Seatt's Alaska's 1920 census
(f'-'ilor I) totals .VI,71 is WHites am!
nafiivos, a decrease of 15 i\.r cnt
from 3 !i 10. Tiiis first official "an
nounceQi-nt of Alaska's Population
was mad? !>}" W. T. Loi'P, chi(.f of
tli,. A!:isi;a division of tho X. S.
■bureau ot Education, Seattle l>e*d
fl'.tart'r under wliosee direction the
1920 ci"sus was carried out. These
■new „cr s as com fared with re
turns sin»e 1SS0, are as follows:
1920, 54,71S; 1910 01,356;' 1900 ,
63,592; l!>90 32,032;1SS0 33,426. !
SPKrocgaikm of thP Population show
29,210 Vj'Jtw and 2r.,iiOS natives an
mixtd b'.<od Indians and Kskimos I
out of iht total of C 1,7IS. The 1
PoPuiaJon of the various districts
is as '••.'lows.
Xoruwestf.rn district white, 362;
Native, 2 SS4; total 3 14 6.
Western district: white, "'63; nativ
0 '.33, ii-till 7 290.
Southeastern district; white, 12
257; native, 5 13S; total 17 415
Southwestern district white 9.102
native, 6 4S9; total 14 091.
I'jiP. r Yt.fcon distri t, white 5 6S1
native, 2 067; totul S 31S.
Sowsid district, white 1 345; na
tive 2 577; total 3 922.
Totahvhite Population, 29 210.
Total native population, 25 BOS.
Total PoPulatlon, 54 715.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Taae Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
CUINI.ME tablets. The genuine I
bears th0 signature of E. W. Grove- j
.50 c.,nts.
ilCffli PIMPLES
ViHLUU i
And Logs. ' Very Irritabje and
Would Scratch. Cuticura Heals.
"My little boy was broker, out all
over his face and legs with pirn
fies. i r.e pimples were
scaly and itched dread
fully, causing him to be
come very irritable. He
would scratch and make
them bleed and his face
\w.-. disfigured.
' I used a free sample
of Cuticura Soap and Ointment, then
purchased one cnkc of Cuticura Soap
and one box of Cuticura Ointment. I
used the Soap and Ointment every
night until he was entirely healed."
(Signed) Mrs.Edith Kling.151! r6th
St..Sar.taMonica,Calif..Aug.4,1919.
Havirg cleared your skin, keep it
healthy and cleir by using Cuticura
Soap for every-day toilet purposes,
assisted by touches of Cuticura Oint
ment, now and then, as needed.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Touch pimples, olackheads,
redness and itching, if any, with
Cuticura Ointment before bathing.
Dry and dust lightly with Cuticura
Talcum, a fascinating fragrance.
StmrU Each Fn* br AdJrcw r>o3t-<*ard:
"Cattcara, LJ«pt. R, Maiden." Sold everywhere.
Soap Co Ointment uzc 50c. Talcum 25c.
Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
Hans Rutzebeck
Writes Story
Of His Life
A truu Btor}' of his own lifo, tengj
with human interest and told In an
eloquent'/ sinii'lo manner, has been
written ly Hjaluiap Rutzebeck ol
Vikings Cove, on the Haines Penin
sula. tiid published under the title
of "An .Alaska Man's Luck," a copy
of which has come to the Alaskan
offlco.
Atr. Rutzebeck, while serving in
tl»e U. -Army. was stationed at
Pert S°.v£nl and there became an
ardi'iii, k v,.r of Alaska. On his dis
charge he determines to return
build a homo for the girl
he lows. How ho beats his way
from I.os Angelas to Haines, and his
varied e*per;|t>nces at all kinds of
jobs, S.ow he unintentionally started
the sUmPedo to the diggings at 4
J£ilecr<-vfc, his falling under the ban
of th0 law and subsequent exper
ience* ss a fugit.lve from Justice
and br'atsing from the1 jails at Skag
way, J' Tieaua nnd WhitehorSe. are
all toll ty him in a simple narrative
form.
Mauy well-know a characters of
this vicinity ar0 fearlessly brought
into tlio story and ur.der no disguise
whatso-MY.*. Til© district judge, U
S. marshal, Prosecuting attorney and
Juneau and Skagway Prison officials
all ar.j briefly depicted as they a I'
ll s:ir {«» tbe author, lTh0 setting of
tihe stk.ty is toj. the most Part iu
Haines and Juneau, and the scvner.v
descriued is easily recognized by
any on^ at all familiar with the dis
trict.
Panama Canal
Pays Big
Sum
Washington, Xov. 30—The anim
al report of the governor of Panama
shoe's that tho mvnue of th« canal
exceeded the expenses last year by
two million four hundred thousand
iollars.
Tho rtPort still further states
that thc big ditch will be earning
in actual Profit 0:1 its cost if busi
ness lei-Ps up.
Many N. D. Banks
Are Closed Up
Fargo. Xov. 30—Sixteen stat°
bonks iu North .Dakota have been
c-losed by the state bank examiner
luring r i Past few days.
Tiles® banks have all bepn closed
an accou"'i of their dePleied reserves
S::h<srrHi« -he 'V|1lv Alaskan
Prominent Man
Meets Violent
Death
Long Befell, Cal. Nov. 30—Bugena
I ."W. Chafin, the Prohibition candl
i date for President in nineteen eight
' and nineteen twelve died here today
I Chafl&'s death was caused by burr
! i^eCeiv'J when t tying to liglirt a gas
I heater.
Ponzi Given
Five Years
, Boston, Nov. 30—Ponzi, the high
financier pleaded guilty today wh«n
brought ve fore the bar of justice.
He was charged with using the
, United ^tr-tes mail to defraud.
The Judge sontenoed Ponzi to five
years imprisonment in the county
jail.
Japs Will Not Ask
For Race Equality
Geneva, Nov. 30—Th0 JaPanese
delegation will not malce any Propo
•sial for e1uallty at thl^ ses
sion o; thw Iic-agUe of Nations.
TWs announcement was made by
i Viscount Oshil at this morning's ses
I sion of the assembly.
Says Ten Per.
Cent Is Graft
New York, Nov. 30—Charles T'
zahaf traveling auditor for the u. S.
Shipping Board out of NTew York tes
tified this morning before the inves
tigating iommitteu that ten Pe" cent
of the se»en million dollars shipping
rePaij. bilis in th0 south Atlantic;
district, was graft.
Taken From Bed
And Executed
For t au Prince, Nov. 30—jr. Za
bulon a student, and the son of Gar
nier J^a-i whom Boreas Williams a
serge3ul of the Mut-ines is ac<;ite0d
o-f having beaten to death told the
court (f inquiry that his father
■was taken from his bed in which he
was sl<e>lng in his home and es
corted to the Gendarme's office and
killed without explanation
"I like candy. I like it best when
I get the kind I go for and see it
put into the package fresh and
clean from the showcase."
We also know that we cannot be
too particular about the candy we
sell and the way we keep it. So sis
ter shows good judgment in com
ing here to make her purchases.
Chocolates and Bon Bons
The best of the advertised brands
of package confectionery can be
secured here. We can help you
select the right box holding just the right
assortment of hard or soft fillings or both.
We will be glad to quote special- quantity
prices for candy needed for parties, bazars,
and special occasions of all kind .
Purest Confections
KELLER BROTHERS
Wilson Is Asked
To Be L. Of N.
Mediator
^ Washington, Nor. 3»—(Pr^ldMit
< Wilson today accePted tba 1 irritation
of th0 League of Nations to act M
medfa!.or in fhe Armenian situation
rhu condl'tHJons allow the lue of
1 mdral influence and U wlthut Mir 1
| thority to emPloy fort:® without the I
'consent of congress
I Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Dsj»
j Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrnd
ling Piles. Instantly relieve# Itch
!ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
COe.
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been ramodlod end now is first
class in all of its home-liko appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
"And my
GOODRICH Sh oes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in Alaska for 21
^rears—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some «hoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't! And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I still wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the nno way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
THE R. k GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kin| Street, SEATTLB
GOODRICH
"HI-'PRESS "
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
Cuts, Burns
Hamlin'u Wizard Oil a Safe First
Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re
sults from the neglect of a burn or
Httle cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe and effective first aid treat
ment. It is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard Oil i» a good deper.d:.b!f> prep
aration to heve In the medlcir.n cho»t
for flr«t Mrt vviien the doctor ruy be f-r
aff«r. 7; !* joathfn* and hcalin* and
qulcklr Urliea out pala and Irnamma
tlon In mum at upral.te. brulfji. cut*.
|,v.;r.a bltca an-l »tlnga Just •" r .-liable
1^.1 (or «t;« r.-ck. sore («. com tutm,
juifccr'eorea, earache and toothaci.o.
■ :»neroua s.ae bottle S5c.
if you are troubled with cor.jtlpatt^a
.r elck headache try Hamlin'» v.'lzui J
r ivor Whip" Jui>t pleaoMit illtio plnlt
Jills 61 druegf.il lor »0c. Guaranteed.
qrutinob,
Thli y«a1'» offering In Ghrlitmas
and N«w Teap Greeting cards in
clude many ertlaticl designs. Steel
and hand tinted designs Tom tha
(tifit studios and at Tery moderate
prions. Th*r« «« »nreloP0s to match
each oa:d. J3e^ Keller Bros, display.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiflHotfld is »ot and n«v*r ks« b««n md n «m«ren»d by Japanw
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BCSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J STAN. Pro». KOBT. KELLY. Mrr.