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Sailings for Seward arid Westward
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Schedule subject to change without notice
WOI'IjD ELECT I'OI'K OUTSIDE
ITALIAN CARDINALS
Rome, Jan. 23.—Bfforts to choose
a Tope to succeed I'ope Benedict
XV from outside Italian cardinals
are under way.
A formal statement to tliis efTect
was made by 1'opolo Romano today. |
SANTA RITA, COMES AM) (JOES
The Santa IUta got in about mid
night Tuesday and left a couple of
hours later for the south.
The Santa ltlta bi ought mail from
the westward, having connected
with one of the boats plying to Sew
ard and Valdez.
nr. Stewart cf Juneau was a
northbound passenger ou the Santa
Rita.
INKI.l'EV/. V INCREASES
IN I'XITER STATES
Washington, Jan. 25.—According
to reports which are reaching the
public health bureju, the Spanish
influenza cases thrcaghout the Uni
ted States are increasing.
It is said that the cases are of
milder form than heretofore.
VOUCH TO \ KTKK.WS
In niiler that the eaprit-de-corps
that animated the men who served
the country. <1 irlng the recent great
world's war aid those who still
wear the uniform. there will be a
meeting called at 7 i>. m. sharp. Sat
urday, Jan. 1922. for the pur
pose of for::iitiR :\a American I.e
gion l'ost, here in Skagway. and a
inter understand in.g between tuose
of Ft. William H. Seward and the
boys of Skagway. The office com
mittee and members of American
Lesion of Ft. William II. Se-vard
will come up on tne Harbor Boat
Pe'erson for the purpose. Meeting
«ill lie held tipstahs over the Skag
way Drug ("ft. Those of you who
served iu the I". £>. army or navy
it is your duty to be there. Import
ant business to be transacted.
I I.I SH OlTUKIiAK IV IK.'VIT
J.ond.hi. Jan. -»'•—A despatch from j
Rome to the Evening Star hears the I
report that new disorders have brok-',
iu out in Kgypt. n Cairo the dis-J
orders havt- resulted in the death J
of one hundred and n.nety people]
and a thouF ind wouiided.
Matt Sundeen sa;s that there is a
robin redbreast playing around his
cabin door. How >s that for an Al
aska winter?
Better come in and get a package
of those fine garden and flower
seeds that Delegate Pan Sutherland
sent you before they are all gone.
You wMl i iss them next summer.
I.OST.—A nugget and iTOry sol
eriwecnt brooeh between Keller
Brothers' store and Fifth avenue.
Reward will be p;»id the finder by
Mrs A. L. C>runt. Keller Brothers .'It
DEAD BROKE
yi in,—,\r« y«»n t«» hiuiK "l>
yoar stock!hit iliis (Mirislixms?
Bit lit*—i am nn»re likWy tu hung up
my \vat<*h.
l'llc* forpil In 6 10 14 Days
Druggists rerunj money If PAZO
OINTMtSNT fails to euro Itching,
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. 60c.
from Eczema
"The child's, brnd and. face were almost
a 10!:d sore. The eye» perfectly blind.
Doctor -aid the worttca^e h» had ever
l?eT!. Cne of l> D. V. di 1 won
derful woj ' A complete r sre fol
low ,xL" liioj*. j. Donate. , Juui3on, Ala.
Voa mite, tws to ,4,', D.D. C.C n-vof
Cbicsgoforaonp!9and n iet
Cr, co.i«e in m-1 • • 1. I". !).
has in moMcd in r • '
your n»on»»y h.«<-k • ». '• . . cvti
j u. !*5c,
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Skagwa; Distributor*
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NITRATE CONTRACT
SIGNED BY FORD
Detroit. Jan. 26.—Tlie Mussle
Shoals project, including the nitrate
plant at that point, lias been sought
by Henry ford for some time. A
contract covering C.e proposed lease
and purchase of tho plant and the
water power project at that .point
has been sinned by Henry Ford. This
contract was returned to the
war department last night. If the
deal receives the approval of con
gress, Ford will be the possessor of
this wartime government project,
one of the greate-st water power
sites In the Sonth.
Wll.l< ORGANIZE WORM)
IRISH LEAGUE
Paris, Jan. 25.—The World Con
gress of tlie Irish race has decided
to organise an international league
with branches in all countries.
The object set fi.rth is "to coun
ter, ict British propaganda which pic
tures Irishmen as gorrillas."
MEXICAN REVOI.I TION'IST
SEEKS V. V. IT\I>S
New York. Jan. 2fi.—fieneral Es
taban Cantu, who was governor of
Lower California, iu Mexico, and
who ligured some time since In a
revolution In that section,- is visit
ing In New York soening to secure
funds for a revolution against the
Obrepon government.
w.u: vktkkaxs w ant
I IVK I'OINT IMMOKKUKNCE
Washington. .Inn. 26.—Oscar C.
Parlairom. the co-iimnndcr-in-chief
of the Spanish War Veterans, has
asked President Warding that lie
make an executive ruling to extend
to Spanish War Veterans tl.e five
point preference allowed world war
Veterans in civil service examina
tions for poslmaste. s.
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\i:i:i:stki»; i iiikzzi.kmext
Seattle. Jan. 25.—Carl C. Hoff
man. manager ot the Merchants
Wholesale Grocery Co., was arrest
ed in the east today, charged with
embezzling twenty thousand dollars
of the company's funds.
Hoffman will be brought back to
stand trial.
I'KKSIltKNT AM) IUGHKS
in i)ii i i:rkxt iiuxkixs
Washington, Jaj. 25.—Informa
tion has reached the senate that a
pi tiounced difference of opinion ex
ists between President Harding and
Secretary of States Hughes on the
<ltii-sllon of the Americans partici
pating in the Genoa conference.
!' is snid that Piesident Harding
is in favor of the ronferenee, while
11 tig lies is strongly oppored to it.
SI V\TOK IvOHAH SI'i:.\KS FOR
•i hi: i'.\yment <»f aioiy debts
Washington, Jan. 25.—Senator
lioruh stfcled toda) in a speech in
tlie senate that the allied nation.';
by revising the treaty of Versailles
and reducing their armies not only
' could meet the interest payments
on their debts to the I'nited States,
but could retire pu.-t of the princi
pal as well."
i:i:i-i KiiH'.vx committee
STILL OWES MI t'll MONEY
Chicago. Jan. 25.—Treasurer Up
man of the National Republican
Central Committee, disclosed ill his
report today that the committee still
owes the vast sum of seven hund
red thousand dollars.
This money is due to New Y'ork
and lloston banks who advanced it
duriug I lie last campaign.
NoTMT
The White Pass Hospital having
sent out 1'or one of the latest Cool
idge tubes for their X-Ray machine,
I will not be able to have any radio
graphs made until the tube arrives.
Dr. Valens expect.? the tube to get
here about March frst.
DR. I . S. KELLER. ;
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BARGAINS
■ all odd lines of ■
Crockery and Glassware
reduced to half-price
Ami this is HALF of the PRE-WAR TRICK, too
Kitchen Wares, too are greatly re
duced during stock taking
Our Display tables are full of "snaps" for the thrifty housewife
JANUARY BUTTERWICK PATKKXS ARE NOW IX STOCK
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
Masks Masks Masks
Popular Picture Palace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Dorothy Dalton
IN
"Guilty of Love"
CHARLIE CHAPLIN in ''THE RINK"
m<; program
A Big Comedy Reel
Admission, including war tax,—Adults, 301; children 13f
I!l(. IIOO/K Til KIT MADE
AT POINT NEAR BOUNDARY
"$1,000 reward will be paid by
the undersigned for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who held
tip the gasboat "Vesta" at Wales
Island Passage on Sunday. Jan. Sth,
1922, and robbed the undersigned
of 111 cases of liquor consisting of
O. F. C., Stag Bourbon, Green Riv
er Bourbon. Ponmuroy Champagne,
John Dewars Special Liqueur,
Johnny Walker's Hed Label, Gor
don's Dry Gin. Address all com
munications to the undersigned.
"Trans-Canada Transportation
Co., Ltd., Prince Rupert, B. C.
"M. DRUXERMAN, Mgr."
The foregoing advertisement ap
pearing in the classified colums of
the Chronicle today speaks for it
self, tells the story of a robbery
that appears to hn\'e considerable
mystery about it.
M. Druxerman, manager of the
Trans-Canada Transporation Co.,
Ltd., of Prince Rupert, which con
cern is in the export liquor business,
has been in Ketchikan for several
days attempting t< run down the
persons who held him up. He re
ported to the officials that last Sun
day night about 6 o'clock he, with
the captain of his boat and two
other men, was at Wales passage on
the Canadian side with a cargo of
111 cases of liquor, intended for
transfer to an American boat whicn
was to smuggle it into Ketchikan
for distribution among the bootleg
gers.
Another boat with three men
came alongside and with shotguns
held up the Canadian boat, ordering
the transfer of the liquor. He also
reports that one shot was fired
through the pilot b 5use of his boat.
Owing to the daikness it was im
possible for any of the men aboard
the Canadian vessel to recognize the
name of the Amei can boat. Sev
eral which are under suspicion are
now being investigated as to their
movements at that time.
Customs officials say that Drux
erman, so far as tbe American laws
are concerned, is within his rights
us he was on the Canadian side of j
the line at all times.—Ketchikan
Chronicle.
Keller Brothers have just received
a fresh shipment of the choicest ci
gars. Among them may be found
Van Dyck's, Robert Burns, Mi Ho
gar, Moaeart, Independent and many
other favorite brands.
Call In and get a good smoke. 2t
You make ■ mistake
If yon do not (top at
THE
Pullen House,
Electrle Light!
Room* Single or en Suite
Baths on ta>'b floor
H. 8. PULLEN. Prop.
Skagway - - Alaska
ICE CREAM IS A FOOD
Keller Brothers are serving tlieir
Superb Summer Ice Cream.
Makes Rapid Headway
Add This Fact to Your Store of
Knowledge.
Kidney disease often advances so
rapidly that many a person is firm
ly in its grasp before aware of its
progress. Prompt attention should
be given the slightest symptom of
kidney disorder. II there is a dull
pain in the back, headaches, dizzy
spells or a tired, vorn-out feeling,
or if the kidney secretions are of
fensive, irregular and attended with
pain, procure a good kidney remedy
at once.
Thousands recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills.
J. W. Hoiman, retired police Judge,
Richmond Ave., Dayton, Washing
ton, says: "It seemed as though
every time I caught a cold it settled
in my kidneys and caused lamo back.
At times when I had an attack I
could hardly get out of a chair be
cause of the severe pains in the
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from pains in the back of my head,
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tha pain out of my back and made
my kidneys act like clock work."
Price 601, at alt dealers. Don't
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get Doan's Kidney Pills-£-the same
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