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delivered. $1* 50.
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\CANA01ANJ
\PACincy
Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAVc. SKAGWA V 7 P. M.
KEIIHI'ARY 15 MARCH 1; 1:1; 22 AI'RIL 2; 12; 23
MAY 3; 14; 21 Jl NK t
— FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Krince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with Ffi>t C< ; nmntal Trains
Tickets and All Information From
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i>ut)j»'«.t to change without notice
If
STEAMSH/P
3ADPIIRAL LINED
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Phoue 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGVVAY
- -FOR—
SEATTLE
T.~ SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
WIN TER SCHEDULE
S. S. SPOKANE—JAM \RV 22; FERRl'ARY 22.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY Ta
1_ E. RKYNOl.nSO.N. AGENT SK \(i\VAY, AI.ASKA
Subject to change without Nor It*.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. 8. COMPANY
^Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG. Agent Phone «« SKAGW AY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
PRINCESS MARY IN A VP OIT
The Princess Mary, with Captain
Ormiston in command, arrived veg-,
terdav morning at 10 o'clock and
sailed attain (or the south at noon
Passengers arriving on the Mary
for Skagwav were: Mrs. Jack Kel
ler and daughter. Shirley; Mrs J.
M. Miller and son, James: Denny
O'Connor and wife. Peter Larssen.
James Redpath. Thomas Doyie. Ole
Christensen. The latter six are
bound for V'hitehorse.
Thomas Machell and wife of Atlln
and Walter Stacy and Gilbert Rich
are bound for Mavc.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harrison of
Skagwav. Mrs. Alf. Dixon and bahy
of Tagish: Sam Ditero of l^og Cabin
and F Morelon and F. Banham.
who have been auditing the books
of the \V P & Y. Route, were south
bound passengers on the Princess
Mary.
A pleasant trip north was report
ed.
S. S. Ql'KKN WILL LEAVE
Si: YTTLK FKRRI ART 10
Aent Revnoldson of the Admiral
Line received notice that the S S
Queen would leavt Seattle on the
9th. bound for Skagway and inter
vening points along the soutl.eastern
route.
The Queen is taUng the place of
the S. S. Spokane and is a familiar
boat to all old timers, as she used
to make the run regularly in earlx
days.
The Queen should arrive in Skag
way about Thursday.
K1REMEVS DANCE
NEXT WEDNESDAY
The Firemen's d%nce on the 2Jnd
bids Tair to outdo *11 that have pro
ceeded It.
SlUL-h interest is beinc taken by
the various committees and the pro
gram will be carr.^d out down to
tie firest detail
Chief Sine never does anything
Tiv halves
MOYIM. \K\V SToRE
«>\T<> OLD STTI
Emi) Richter. the manufacturing
! jeweler a-:d- curio dealer, is tearing
j ili>wn his old store and will re-tove
i the new one on to the site of the
Iold one.
This will be a decided improve
, ment to lower Broadway and will
give Mr Riihter one of the best
looking stores in t..e city.
Richter expects to have every*
' thing in readiness for the summer
i tourist trad
KlU.S Wl.E AM) MOTHER-IN
1..WV : THEN COMMIT* M K ID!
' Los Angeles, Feb 15—Oeorge A
2 Boden. h prominent attorney of this
j city. shot a ltd killed his wife. Mary
■ and her mother. Mrs Julia Taylor
! today.
Boden then ended his own life
with the same p stol.
His failure to effect a reconcilia
tion with his wife, who had com
menced action for a divorce, was
| the reason for the tragedy.
INDICATIONS POINT TO NO
SOLDIERS* DONl'S THIS YEAR
Washington. Feb 15—The indi
| cations today poin* strongly to the
fact that there will he no soldiers'
; !>onus legislat on at this session of
1 congress.
AMERICAN SHOT TO DEATH
ON RIG MEXICAN RANCH
Washington. Feb 15.—Charles
Burrow, the American manager of
a big ranch near Monterey, Mexico,
was shot to death yesterday bv un
I identified persons.
The slate department received
[ this information by wire today.
ARMORED CARS RI N
IN STREETS OF BELFAST
Belfast. Feb. 15.—There wa*
much street fightiiig this morning
which resulted ia many being
wounded
Sold ers in mote* lories and ar
moured cars were much in evidence i
It has been reported that Captain
St.dham. master of the harbor boat |
Peterson, is ill at.d therefore the
Peterson will not be up today nor
perhaps this week from Fort Sew-1
ard.
WTT.I. RCIU> VFSSKI. TO
RETUrE NORTHERN rACTFlC '
Seattle. Fob 1«—General Man
aper Haines of the Admiral Line
staled toda> that the*Pacific Steam
ship company would likely build a
vessel to take the place of the
Northern Pacific, which was burn
ed of! Cape May a few days a«o.
The Northern Pacific was being
brouphi around to enter the serv
ice of the Admiral ulne on the Paci
fic coast.
AFTKR RATT1.K FIGHT MKN
A RRKSTKO FOR EXTORTION
I.o* Anpelos. Feh 15—Eipht men
were arrested last niRht. charped
wiih conspiracy to extort larpe sums:
or money from wea'thy Los Anpeles
business men.
The men were t«>ken only after a
fierce p:stol battle with the officers.
Federal officers, deputy sheriffs!
and private investigators took part
In the capture
XTTKNTION EASTERN STARS
Recti'ar busine«« r^eetinc Naomi
Chapter No S. 0 K S . Friday Feb
ruary 1" th. V atonic Hall. All
irembers requested to bp present
Visiting members ^elooree.
<\»1.UXS «.KTS RIXF.ASK
is KiPN vrrKn vlsterites
I London. Feb 1 —Collins. the bead
f the Irish provisijnal government.
' as obtained the i«lease of fifteen
1 Ister fnlon.sts. wbo were ro.-ei.tly
This announcement was mad* in
•he House of Commons todav
T! p sec-etary of agriculture has
• apprm-i the >pport or,mem of the
'
212 from tie forest development
• to the $>70,271
from the Forest Highway fund a!
ready alloited
It is expected that this add tiona;
m usud almost entirel;
up inuivess bit- area# to prospect or*
and other forest users In add:
tion to this fnt:d the Forest serv
o: *ier appropriation*, making a to
able for trail construction within
;he national forest ar*»as of South
eastern Alaska dur.ng the next two
I year period
Plans for usinc th.s money are
I list of prujects has already been
prepared, which will more than use
up the entire amoniit. Tt will be
r e object si- far as possible, to sel
•*ct projects which are of the great
est value to prospectors and other
forest users in the development of
I forest resources.
Juneau. Aiask:> Feb 15.—'Word
l.as jusi been received by District
Forester Cbas H Flory of the ap
pointment of William J McDonald
to the position of Forest Supervisor
of the Chupach Wi.onal forest,
with headquarters »t Cordova. suc
ceed i.c C. F Beach, who left for
(be sTai-^s last November
Yr. McDonald Is *n old time Al
askan of wid» experience First
cor inc to \laska in 1905. thereaf
ter lie followed varions lines of en
pineerinp and timber cruisine work,
among other things working three
years in the etiploy of the Copper i
R ver and Northwestern Railway
company a? Cordova on location and
cons-ruction work between 190s
ard 1912. For two years he was
-in the mercantile business at Cor
dova. Mr. McDonald was first em
ployed by the forest service as a
forest punrd ir! 191" and has work
ed successively sine.- as ran per and
deputy supervisor. Recanse of his
wide acquaintance with Alaska and
people and condi'if-.is and his fam
iliarity with forest service policy
and regulations, Mr McDonald is
well-fitted for the tesponsibilities of
his new position.
The Cbup'ch nat.onal forest com
prises about 5.000 <*O0 acres and
includes most of the timbered area
borderinp Trince William Sound
and as far east as Controller Ray.
as well as par of '.he Kenai penin
sula between Seward and Tumapain
Arm. The supersivor's office at
Cordova makes all ordinary timber
sales, issues leases and permits for
occupying the fi rest for various
purposes and issues all fur farm
permits. The supervisor also han
dles practically a.'l other matters
relating to the national forests, ex
cept decisions regarding general
policy and matters relating to the
acquisition of land titles, which the
law requires be relerred to his su
perior officers. i
NOTiCE
During: onr »bwncr> from Sfcagwajr Mrs F N T
charge of our store. All bills are pn-a! ;
receipt for same.
Onr good? are sold for CASH.
lence of customer*, not with the de* or - i
i« due in full wlieti the account 1p r< - if <!
Harrison
Washington mmnui pi in: <
PATRIOTIC • K li'l ,
Popular Picl
SATURDAY AND SL?
STRoHJ IM >• «nvm i: :
Blind Husbc
for ihe screen--had never d?r<Hi>-d a
writes one—apj>ears in u a- on?
it—and k nia-tct i r <>m >»1
Ti e story is uni»|:i<-. li dw
wan. among the towering mou.
sides. the sicht of wh»c! to r.»i
wlie and an Austrian offlct r
tenlion of the officer to the nepl
is the end to teach the docior i>
The picture if «Hxil«tdj j: i, in.
As entertainment, "BLINK H
Admission, mclud.r.R war ;av.—Ac" ■> t
ribi.r. niorc.T
P< >R TOI»\V
BE CHAT5TTAB1.K —Brethren if
a roan be orertakro in a fatit'
whirh are spiritoa! restore >1
one in the spirit 01 inwktiwr
s:der:np thrself. ic>; tb- .. so
tempted—Gal. 6:1.
Youriewsfck. the widow of former
Emperor Alexander II of Russia,
died here today.
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