dog tax notice
Los tax how, Du" i'-ad payable
at the Treasurers offlc*>.
Oscar Sclmcr,
- Treasurer.
FOR S.VLE
Building and Lot, op. 4 Ui. avail,
lei 1:5 X 100, Buill'us 2 and ont
half st.iry 25 XSO f»et jfal'J
with matched lumber, in flao con
dr. ion lnmb«T worth aloneo at
least $ 10W,00, HOW YUCH AM 1
OFFERED.
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j Offered in th 3 stock
of snoods of the es=
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| Sabina Dortero Executrix
42?. BROADWAVV.
FINISH SI'.vDaT 'DINNER
WITH PUR£ ICE CUEaS
Keiler Brothers are serving
their ui'iiseollcd' ico Croam a; ;
their san'ta-y fountain.
I>e!l'-VJluJ in.ido Jfor Sur.Jaj d1-'
lit". Pboa© ICO.
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| THE SAMilARY MILK RJiNDST i
4. ■ : ."grst a*d fce«t OC»- ♦
J dairy l* A!a«k*. +
J I'ei'j sllptnenta of pur- 7 I
t zn'.li &*3 oreaa to *ll poiuf + (
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lis The Game Worth The Candle
With The Price Of T allow So High
—
I Sec. 21. An/ room liouse, building
bout, voWc le.i structure or p'aco
j where intoxicating uquoA mmanu'
faclurd, sol J, kept or bartered
jiu vio'ui.iona of Ui's title, and all in
tosicatfug liquor and property kept
! and- ustd in malutniuiug the Larno
[ is he reby dec'ared to bo a common' j
, nu'-ance, aud any p»t'iou who main !
I tains iiych s common nuisance shall
I b0 STii'ty or a misd<-'aincanor and
upon convict'on, thon-'of thaij bo
fin-d dot moro than ?1000.00 or bo
| ... nl for n-t inor'' th t.< on»
jj'ar or bota. It ft person, lias
' rear-on to bol»ova that hi* room
' nouse, building bo^t vehicle, struct1
I uro or p'cae is occupied or uso '
j for the manufacture or •'alo of liq
uor contrary to the proviUon of this
. i' rs tito same to bo
occupied or used, Buoh room,
hcia.e, building vehicle boat o
HWctur® or piace Bhal1 bo suibjectj
to a lien lor and may be sold t
pay a'l fines and fco^UJ assessed
aga'nst tU® per-<o:i guilty of wio
nulrar.cco for such vft»Uition, an
ar.y sut-u "en, may be enforced by
action, In any court bavin? jurisdic
tion.
Th« quTtlon l3 wnether't is go
ing to pay men *o run, tho risk
Indicated above for 4he sako of'tho
few paltry doHaiti thoy juay ga'n by
violating the law8 of this City, 'he
Territory and the United Slat
es The fact that officials are lax
wi'l not Prevent ftct'ono being secur
ed. A'aska voted dry by Uvolto
one. Maybe a word to 'b6 w'sa is
oUfUc'ent. . 1
Tin: S.VMI2 r.EscLT.
"Pfl you lnfen»i to novo this yenr?**
"U'pil. \vc .1.,; inuiul to, but ail of
our rv "r.< :aov J, so it saved us
the trouble."
Too Good Natured.
lli* 1m -s [i liNton tit
r ■ —Til • i • ; ■ over there bureau
t.. c >tni> tatl.es.
11. "V# i':u' ?
r • _ i\ ■ ■ 'in' soaf #f wur.—
Itoint' Sector.
i>:ravt'TED had.
"I rtunno how boy of riir.c so*,
through college."
"Didn't lio learn anything?"
"Why, ho can't even read the Litla
on his dlploua."
Tr.s^h Tfl'i'-a.
"Pits pr"C' nT tvnrM cf onrs. In vonth.
Is (iVfrA'lifimnl wnn doubt.
. l"St foi'rf - vouiJ l.fce to t»!l th« iri-.f
If they co"ild find It out.
Apropos.
Hampton—Wlmt are they coins to
call tin- fir.-! oiwntc twins that were
burn in this (own?
Rhodi-s— Kiwne and Entente. i.
H?r Rcd?eming Point.
"Your laimdrrss sn-tns (<• he a timid
«ort of woman."
"So she is. Inn she manages to put
1,1. .. <rt1 fit,!:. "
6A8V
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Baby Says
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the'utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
Everything Baby mem
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Bagpipes.
The "pipes" lire alwnys associated
wltli the Scottish Highlands, hut the
fnet reninlns (lint the Scottish High
lands were the last plac the skirts
of clrllizcd Europe to make anualnt
• ance with the Instrument. It was un
known there till the fifteenth century
of our era. The bagpipe (says Pr. J. Ix>
: gle Robertson in the "Scotsman") comes
from the Near East: and. as 11 musical
Instrument of some elaboration In Its
mechanism. It Is as old as the time of
Jubnl, Lantech's son, the Inventor (as
is supposed) of harps and organs. "I11
the home of Cain," as George Eliot
says, "the arts began." There Is a
sculptured stone and temple wall evi
dence that it was In common use in
China. Persia, and other countries of
the Orient, many a long and far-re
ceding century before the Christian
reckoning of time began.
Tomb a Tramp's Home.
A tramp who hud solved the- pres
ent-day problem of where to live by
taking,up ills abod • in one of the old
Roman tombs at Aries, on the Rhone,
gave two I >ukh tourists the fright of
their lives.
They had gone out to see the re- 1
trains by moonlight, when suddenly
out of a tomb emerged a human form
which the moon caused to appear ex- j
ceedlngly- ghostlike. Tlw tourists fled
at top speed for the town, declaring j
that they bad seen a resurrection. The
"ghost" wa- interrogated by the police
and will be prosecuted for tiie French I
equivalent of v nnderiug without visi- j
ble means of subsistence.
Great Secret of Success.
The secret of success is in oneself, j
not in "pulls," outside influence, capi
tal. This is one of the reasons that
the poor young man and young woman
who tind themselves utterly dependent |
upon their own effort are largely the 1
ones who win out in life, because their |
very lacks drive them Into themselves |
as their only chance.
The history makers are those who
have been forced to make their own
way in the w- compelled to "sink j
or swim." on their own Initiative, j
Tliey are the ones who have pushed
civilization upw—Orison Swelt .Warden,
in Chicago :■ |
ORDINANCE 136
j A$J AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE
104
| AS* ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
MISDEMEANORS IN THE TOWN
OF 31CAGWAY, ALASKA, ANI '
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY. BY:
j ITS COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
* ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:—
| Trat that party 0f Section 45 o ;
Ordinance 104 reading:—
I Provided lhat suet permit shall
not authorize tho keeping of mow,
than fifty (50) pounde or more ^
than (10) gallon.3 of any suchj
fluid in any one place W1 th
in the town of Skagway"
BE changed to read:—
Provided that such permit'shall
not authorlza the keeping of'more I
'.:ar. fifty (50) pound3 or mot- I
than fifty (50) gallonti of anj'|
t'uch fluid la any on® pUico with i
la the town of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
■where more than ten (10) gal
lors of any such fluid be stor
ed within the Town of Skagway'
U be placed in a bbuiiding or|
receptacle apart from other,
bujld'ugs and su bjfCt to the!
approval of the Fir* Inspector
find Chief of the Flf© Department
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that euoh|
building bo plainiy marked in j
ROMAN ettcr8 not l<li3 than
six (6) inches In height and o 1
proportionate width.
This Amendment shall take ef
fect ar.d be in fui' fopee and ©v
fcct from and after the daw
of its parage and approval. Pa^s
cd, by the Common Council of the
Town of Saagway, Alaska this 7th
day of September 1920.
Attest
Walter McBrien. «. ] -
Town' ClOjJc
E. J. Shaw.
Mayor of Skagway.
— - . ■ mm n
ITALIAN ACE A VISITOR
Col. Colon Pieeio, lTgnrd-.'d :ts Italy"
premier ace, is now visiting the I'nltor
Slates. He Is credited with bringing
down 40 German and Austrian planes
uiid three dirigibles.
Her Plan.
"Darling, we must economize. Don't
yon think lierenfter we can set along
without the lunch after the theater?"
"Yes, possibly we could. Hut if we
must save money let us cut out the
theater and still have the after-theater
lunch."
She Was From Boston.
An observant young lady from Ros
ton, on her first trip west, saw when
crossing the plains a herd of branded
cattle.
"Oh. see the engraved cows!" she
remarked enthusiastically. — Every
body's.
Beautiful City of Petra
The Rock City of Petra, situated
at the southern end of the highlands
of the Jordan river, Is described in a
National Geographic society bulletin
as one of the strangest, most beautiful
and most enchanting spots on earth.
Petra Is knowji as the "safe deposit"
of caravans en route with precious
wares t-> Tyre and Sidoti, At the
dawn of human history Petra became
the central point to which the cara
vans from the interior of Arabia, Per
sia anil India came laden with all the
precious commodities of the East, and
from which these commodities were
distributed through Kg.vpt, Palestine
and Syria, and M-.' countries bordering
on the Mediterranean
TROPHY FOR THE \ YANKS
Tills is the handsome trophy which
the Imperial Boxing association of
Great Britain Is to present to the
American forces as a memento of the
great International boxing tournament
which was held In London In Decem
ber, 1918.
Novel British Industry.
Every year the second and clothing
dealers of London send thousands of
pairs of castolf stockings to central
Asia, where they are used as gloves
and arm coverings.
SOME FAMOUS WORDS
Famous words of famous women:
"Insect I"
— »
Famous words of famous Judges:
"Thirty days."
Famous words of famous dnncerg:
"Get off my foot!"
Famous words of famous authors:
"Once ujion a time."
Famous words of famous children:
"Gimme sompln good."
Famous words of famous newsboys:
"Qwertypkng dgbxzwqty peeeeeeee
puuuuuu."
Plane Lands on Street.
Thousands of spectators lined the
curbs of a business thoroughfare In
Oakland, Cal., some weeks ago as a
result of (ho announcement that an
airplane was to land and take off from
the street. On schedule time the
plane appeared overhead, gilded down
between the wails of the man-made
canyon and touched the pavement.
Skidding here on the slippery asphalt,
the plane grazed a lamp-post, swerved
to the curb and damaged Its tall skid.
The accident was trivial, but served
:is a warning to the authorities, who
promptly forbade the take-off.—Popu
lar Mechanics Magazine.
Dutch manufacturers are going to
attempt to sell wooden shoes In this
country. But it will he many a long
day before the clang of the wooden
shoon is milled to the already deafen
ing collection of noises of civilization
in America.
8LEN1&
£
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend Flour
is good to the last slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a betier texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills" by
FISHER MILLS
FLOURINGfS^^^.COMPANY
Home Office, SEATTLE
Itched and Burned, Face a Mass
Of Eruptions. Cuticura Heals.
" My face was affected with pim
ples. They were large and hard and
^ would fester, and were
> scattered over my face. At
1 times my hcc would be a
V mass of e:uj» ions. They
itched and burned, and x
N would lose sleep.
"The trouble lor Led
ttuoui iwo ycHis oe:o:c x uscti me
Cuticura Soap nnd Ointment, nnd
when I had used oue cake of Cut;- j
cura Soap and one bo v. of Cuticura
Ointment I was healed." fSigned)
Mrs. Philip Hein. Boy 303,903 Lake
St., Sandpoint, Idaho, Aug. 22,1519.
r3W~Cul:curaToiJetTrio"<U.:
Consisting of Soap. Ointme.it ir.d
Talcum, promote!.- and miintaits j
skin purity, skin comfort and slii:i
health often when all else fails The [
Soap *o cleanse and purify, th' C;r.t- .
ment to soolhe aftd ileal, thgTal iTi j
to powder and perfume You can t'-:
no better than make these fragr.-;.:t. I
super-creamy emollients your evtr> - j
day toilet preparat'on <. Sold every- I
where at 25 cents escK Sam pie each I
free by mail. Address post-caid: j
"Cuticura, Dept. R, Maiden."
Zjs«p- Cuticura Soap tbarrs without mil!.
Tha Crolut-n North Caf° ®erves
only tha trCff that tha tiarkyt af
ford" and 'flT'te* a trial oi
| ®xcell«Jit seifleo and cuirfne.
♦ ♦«♦♦♦ + ♦♦♦♦ + *<•*
+ SKAGWAY'S +
•» FRATEBXAT, ORDERS *
♦ ♦♦ + ♦ + + ** + + + + + +
Arctic Brotlicrho'*). —
Camp Skagway Nu I,
meet® ersry iecond a,<d
fourth Tuesday eveui^s
at 8:30 o'clock. V
Uc brrtitn cordially welcome.
Ik 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELf.ER, Acting Arctic Director
F. & A. M.
White I'fhs Li<lKe F. *
A- M. No. 113, meets lid
»n(l 4tU Stutuiilur etf-nii k
ef each month. Visiiliij
Brethren are \v«;liome.
Dan McDonald, w. m
T. J. STAND15H, Secret«r>.
B. P. O. > l.Ks
Sit ftg » &} l-«xlg«
No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks mepts evory
V'sU'Ds brothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAI., E H
T. J VAajDEWAI^b, oocKsif -
Ploneer« of Alaska 1*1 oo, No. 12,
meet t» A. B. 11*11 first Moml»? lu
every mont M 8:3<> v. *i.
VUitlnf Br»tb«rs eowllallr ««1
o <m*. 3, C. PHELPS. S«cj.
Fraternal Order <>'
Eagles—
hkigwtj Aerie, No -~s
Fraternal Order <>l
Kagleg Diect the fiti-l
and third Wednesday nigm «i "
month at their hull on Fifth Ave
due. Visiting brothers rordially «u
Tito! to attend SI. a. Holers, \\. I'.
J. Be— Oriesbath. Secretary.
Naom1 Ci'^pter ^»o. 0, 0. lv S.
iu' ts jn M&sonic Hall first an !
tl rd Fri-lays of <-'acli mouth a; n
P. M. Vi8lUttg- moaibers wolcorn,..
Flcienoe Vandewall Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suft'<"coob Secretary.
PllOFtSSlONAli CARDS
**************
DO- L- S. KELU2R
Dentist
Most jllodorn Method®
Office Hours: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alssian Building — Broadway
pKAQWAV ALASKA
B. 6TOUT
A'toraey At Law
Practlc* In all court*
In Territory of Alaska
H .VJNES — — — — ALASKA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndtlce l3 hereby given, that the
undersigned has be°n appointed Ad
ministrator »' the Estate o' El in on J
Weitzman, deceased, by tho Probata
rourt for tha Territory of Alaska,
tflttltg la probate at Haines, Alask:i
aid any and all persons hav
ing claims agaiu«t said estate arJ
required to present them to me In
the Town of Haines, Alaska, -with
the voucher required by law within
six months from tha data of Ui'J
first publication of this notice.
rated this 20'h day or August,
1920.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrate r
FIr»t publication 8—21, '20.
Final publlcat'on 9—IS, '20.