CUTICURA HEALS
GIRLSJCZEMA
OnNecks,Faces,Handsand
Shoulders, in Small Pim
ples. Itched and Burned.
" My little girl* hid eczema on
their necks, faces, hands and shoul
ders. It broke out in small pimples
and after a couple of weeks little
blisters formed. They could hardly
hear their clothe* on, on account of
the itching and burning.
"I had them treated but th« trouble
seemed to get woose. I saw an ad
vertisement for Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and bought them and all
stgaa of theacaeraa w«re gone. They
were healed." (Signed) Mrs. A. G.
Hurd, Colony Bay, Mont., July 27,
1921.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- I
cum are all you need for aU toilet
uses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with
Ointment, dust with Talcum.
S*»U ltd rrwt* Mill AJdma ~0>tle<r»Lik- |
n D^llU.lu S..J
Ointment 3 *nd 50c T*kum 25e. |
Cubcura So*p i1m«m without mug. I
A Unique Record
Grateful testimony for Doan's
Kidney Pills. publUned everywhere,
is of Itself convincing evidence of
merit. Confirmed testimony forms
still stronger evidence. Years ag.>,
a citizen of this locality gratefully
acknowledged the benefit derived
from Doan's Kidney Pills. The
statement is now continued—the
proof more convincing. Cases of
this kind are plentiful In the work
of Doan's Kidney Pills—the record
is unique.
Mrs. Kmma Wilkinson. 1207 Main
St.. Oregon City. Ore., says: "1 used
I'oan'a Kiduey Pills for back and
kidney trouble and received relief.
1 believe Dvau's are ao excellent kid
ney remedy and am glad to endorse
and recommed them fur the lasting
relief that they gave me." State
ment given April 4, 1913).
On April 20. 1920. Mrs. Wilkin
son said: "1 gladly confirm all 1
said in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Doan's helped me *ben I used them
and I know they are just as good as
represented."
Price 60;. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a Sidney remedy—
>cet Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Wilkinson bad. Poster-1
.\lilburu Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.1
To Care m CoM Is On« Day
Take Orove ® LAXATIVE BROMO I
Ql'IMXE tablets. The genuine bears |
the algnature of E. W. Grove. 30c. j
Phone 126 and Kellers will de-1
liver Ice cream Sunday in time for
dinner. Order either a three Savor
brick of neapolltan or plaia. We
will pack It to kwg for koum.
Yuo *imk» a aUMtmka
U job do MM *tof at
THE
Pullen House
ElecCrtr UtbU
R«wra« WmU or ea Suite
B*th« oa •*'!■ floor
a. ft. PULLSN. Prop.
01*1*17 • . AlMtl
HAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH
Uam MtAGWAY ner;
TTE8DAT tt 11 P. IL
for
JUNEAU
Coaaaetlac with
WESTWARD STEAMERS
SOUTH BOUND
U*TH
JUNEAU oo THURSDAYS
for
TENEJCEE AND
SITKA HOT SPRINGS
S«« nei.f.mtt BROS, for
Informatloa. Ticket* and
Freight Kits
Not A True Bill"
IsReportedAnd
ManyWoader
In the sensational "moonshine"
charge against "Frozenfoot" John
soli. the grand jury last week fur
nished the public u surprise by re
taraing "Not a True Bill."
Former federal prohibition agents.
MacMavburn and Kirkland. however,
were indicted for perjury in connec
tion with their testimony given be
fore Commissioner Paine at the pre
liminary hearing in January last.
The indictments charge substan
tially that when MacMavburn and
Kirkland testified that they did not
find Johnson at the still, which was
seized at a point opposite 1'oint Re
treat. and did not arrest him and
his associate, fieorge Franklin, and
bring them lo Juneau, their testi
mony was untruthful, and indict
ments were returned against them.
The grand jury, however, practical
lv came to tap conclusion that John
son was not there and was not ar
rested and brought to Juneau, for
otherwise how could he have been
turned loose.
In the examination before Oommis
; sioner Paine of the charge against
MacMavburn and Kirkland. lieorge
Franklin. Johnson's associate, or
hired man. was the star witness, re
lating in detail what occurred when
the arrest was made, except that he
refused to ment on the name of
Johnson and referi id simply to the
"other mau" who was arrested with
him. Franklin further stated after
lieing arrested he and the other man
were brought to Sa.aton Creek, near
i the roadliouse and turned loose,
with the understanding that Johnson
was to raise money and bring it to
the two agents. Johnson left Ju
neau that night on the steamer Vic
toria, hut returned in a few days on
the Admiral Watson, having appar
ently received assurances that he j
was in no danger.
In add.tion to Franklin's testi-|
mony. J. W. Felix testified that he
was cutting wood near Salmon creek i
on the day in question. January 14.
and saw MacMavburn put two men I
ashore in a row boat from the gas
boat "Kirk." belonging to Kirkland '
\\ . P. Mavuard was not culled in
the preliminary hearing, but he had
made an affidavit a day or two be
fore and delivered it to Federal Pro
hibition Director Marshall, in which
he says that on the same day and
at about the same hour, he met
Johnson and a man answering the
description of Franklin. within a
hundred yards of the place where
witness Felix said they were put off
of the "Kirk."
In addition to the above, certain
laundry of Johnson's was found at
the still, and a pair of shoes which
had become shaped to the condi
tion of Johnson's feet, both of which
have been frozen and partly ampu
tated.
Demurrers attacking the indict
ments are pending and will be heard
by Judge Heed Monday morning.—
Juneau Capital.
Popular Fiction at Popular Prices
A large list of tlis very latest hits
on the Edison Art bercoia cyllndei
have been received by Kellers ano
may be heard at ac.y time.
Illea I'urfvl In b to 14 Days
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itcblnc.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Plies.
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
implication. 60c.
A dollar a month will bring tfce
Alaskan to »nnr door.
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tistia KS33X
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Newest
Creation
Peppermint Ha- 1
vored chewing gum
with Peppermint
Sugar Coating.
Sugar jacket
melts in your
mouth and throat.
Great
5<t
Treat!
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MORE DEER FOR ISLAND
AIM OF GAME PROTECTION
ASSOCIATION OF CORDOVA
Plans ware perfected (or carrying
on the proposed actlrUlej of the Al
aska Game Protective Association of
Cordova at a meeting of the execu
tive committee recently.
Steps wore taken to "scroll as mem
bers all hunters and persons lnter-<
ested In nature and wild life .and Ks
protection in the Copper river val
ley, the Katalla district and Priooe
William sound.
It is Intended to get the co-oper
ation of the men at the.imdlo sta
tions. at points' along the railroad
lines and of the employee at all of
the canneries.
The association will work with
similar organisation* throughout
the territory, with the United States
biological survey, with the bureau^
of fisheries and with all branches of
law enforcement In this district. In-]
fluepce will be used to obtain ade<-i
quate equipment and funds for the'
local law enforcement officers.
It is the belief of the executive I
committee that co-opereiloa of "fell!
those interested" will result to th«i
suppression of ma ay of the past vio
lations of the law, such as kiMlmc I
of deer, spring shooting, killing of i
immature water fowl before the]
opening of the season to savfe the
purchase price of fresh meat.
The association also will try to ob
tain some fresh breeding stock to
augment the deer herd on the Island
—Cordova Times.
NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGES
After a trial that lasted for a
number of days a jury In the district
court on Thursday rendered a ver
dict in 30 minutes, declaring that
the Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
company was not liable in the "elide
case" brought against it by Emil
Kjander. The defendant sned for
$30,000 damages to bis property.
Hellenthal & Hellenthal were the at
torneys for the company, while Hen
ry Roden represented the plaintiff.
— Empire.
Cornelius Carter
What He Saw
In Northwest
CortxiUuS Carter was wealthy. He
lived on a large estate near New'
York city, and when he was at work
•ugaged himself in managing a nail |
factory. When he was not working!
ho waa traveling.
Cornelius had been to Europe sev-,
•nttsen times. He could talk French j
With the Frenchman and Swiss with '
the Swiss, and he knew England
fik» a book. The people over there
Hired to see him coming, because he
Joittnreyed In style, spending money
everywhere he went, and leaving a
(rati of prosperity behind
But one morning Mt. Carter woke
ap with a new idea. He would "See
America Last." He couldn't "See It
First," because he had already seen,
Europe, but he determined to "See
It Anyhow." Consequently, wheu
vacation time came around he point
ed the nose of his eight cylinder
touring car westward instead of
sending It to the dock for shipment
overseas.
Cornelius waa a plunger. Ha al
ways went the limit. West for him
did not stop at the Mississippi. He
set his compass for 1'uget Sound,
and turned on the gas. His pockets
Wore buldging with enticing pamph
lets Issued by tourist associations
and Chambers of Commerce. He
reeled off the miles so faat that be
Was arrested ev«ry other day for
exceeding the speed limit.
But when at last he reached the
Northwest and rambled leist'relj
along the Ptclflc highway looklrg
for scenery, he did not see any. A
careless camper had set lire to the
right of him. a lawless logger had
started another to the left of hltn,
a foolish rancher had burned up his
own faohse and lighted a third In
front of him, a heedless 'lunter had
left a fourth behind hiui. He lost
his boarings in the ha«* and lost
his front wheels in a collision He
flidn't even «ee Mount Eak«r.
So Cornelius didn't si^nd #ny
time looktng for 3cenery in the
Northwest. He didn t s»wiiil ar.y
money there efttier. Re *ent to
Southern California.
MORE HfeADQCARTERS
IX JVNEAU
It is expected that beginning July
1 Beveral federal bureaus now hav
ing headquarters ai Seattle will be
Ideated at Juneau, where their real
activities are centered. The bureau
of education, under Sunt. W. T
Lapp. will be the most important
to be transferred
.YEW ALASKAN
IXDISTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS
A pulp and papeT plant is to be
erected at Petersburg this season
Roy Rutherford has contracted to
ship 3,000,000 feet M Alaska Fproce
from the Juneau Lumber Mills to
eastern states.
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOB TODA*
AN END TO WORRY:—Be careful
for nothing; but In everything by
prayer and supplication with thanks
giving let your request* be made
known unto God And the pear* of
God. whl^h pas«eth all understand
ing, shall keep your hearts and
minds through Christ Jesus —Phll
ippians 4:6, 7,.
P. J Russey and Fred Walker of
Seattle are atartine the Kodiak In
dependent. a weekly new«ipaper, at
Kodiak.
The Ketchikan Air Transportation
Co. had organise* o purchase a
Boeing airplane for air aerrioe be
tween Ketchikan and Hydcr and
other outlying pofrst*
The Marine Product* Co of Ta
coma has t8ken over the flah by
product* plant of the Ala*ka Pro
duction Co at Hawk Inlet. Alaska.
Mining opnrationg hare been re
sumed at the Gipcurn mine under
the direction of Superintendent A.
B Moaier.
...Caribou Hotel...
B. W. QMkb, Propria or.
CARCROSS, I. T.
At the Meeting of Rett ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route tor
[Atlin
CARCROiSS OFFERS TOCR1ST8 KVKRY INDUCEMENT FDR
PLEASANT VACATION
GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FTRMSHKD
Notice of Delinquent Taxes on Real Property in the City of Skagway
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that th» Delinquent Tax roll of Real property for the City of SkaRway, Alaska, for the year 1S22. has he»ti mm
pleted and is now open for public Inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and that the same will be presenied lo the District Court. U>r Uie
Territory of Alaska, Division No. One. at Juneau on the 10th day of June, 1S22. for adjustment and order of sale.
The Following liM »Uows the tracts as shown by the said Delinquent Tax Roll, the amount of tax pena'.i> and imprest thereon and
to whom assessed.
To Whom Aasesawl
Description of properly
Tax
Block Lot
Isadore Kaufman 1 WH of 2 and building $ 7.90
Isadore Kuufman ...1 Eto of 3 lot only 6.75
Nye & Clemenger S WH of 11 and building
Bloom & Koracb 2 N'4 of 12 and bnllding
Wright & Feero 3 5-6 lota only 15.00
W. L. Stevenson 5 3-4-5-6 and building 54.00
H. Grimm 6 3. 25 ft. of 7 lot only
Wright & Feero ...5 10 lot only 3.00
W. H. Millmore 6 3 lot only
C. A. Saake 6 6-6 and building 16.15
Edith Grimm 6 KVj of 11-12 and building
W. J. Black well V 4-EVi of 5 and building 6.00
W. C. Wright 9 WH of 6 lot only 1.50
G. W. Dillon 11 1 and Luildlng 13.90
Chaa. Nye 12 8-9-10 and building
Herman Olaen IS 1-2 and building
G. W. Dillon 19 1-2 and building S.20
Chaa. Karman 20 EVi of 11 and building
Ceoritch & Karman 20 WVs of 11 and building
Abbie Cartwrlght 21 1 and Lullding
Chaa. Cartwrlght 21 2-3 lota only
Chaa. Nye 25 3-Eft of 4 and building*
Herman Grimm 28 S 26 ft, 9 In,
of NH of 7 and building
Herman Grimm 26 all except 24 ft., 3 In. N
and 29 ft., 7 In.
E of 8 and building
Bloom & Koracb 2i 1 and building 15.75
John Dennis 31 8>* of 2 lot only
Henry Phillips 31 11 and building 2.60
Geo. Dillon 33 7-8 W tract
of 9 lots only 11.60
Wm. Clayaon ...37 12 lot only 3.75
M. B. Clemenger 38 • 11 lot only 1.50
W. H. Merrette 38 12 lot only 3.40
Herman Olaen 68 6-6-7 lota only
Geo. Dillon 69 7-8 and building 12.35
Geo. Dillon 60 2-3-4-5-6 and Inllding S.95
Rosa Brown Eatate 70 11-12 and building
Geo. Dillon 72 1-2-3-4-5-6 lots only 15.40
John Peterson... 72 12 lot only 5.2S
C. A. Saake 76 4 lot only .90
Kate Barry, Estate 76 6-6 lots only 4 ..25
Rosa Brown, Estate 79 1 to 12, Inc. lots only
John G. Price 14 4 lot only
Edith Grimm 85 7-8 lota only
, Achlson & Chamber* 86 8-4-5-6 lota only
Achison & Chambers 88 10 lot only
Wm. Clayaon....". 90 1 lot only J.76
C. D. Fiquet 91 10 lot only
C. D. Fiquet 94 18 lot only
H. C. Huktll 101 3-4-6 and building
D. N. Huktll, Estate. 102 l-f-J-4-6-ff-7-8 lota only
D. N. Hukill, Estate 192 11-12 lota only
D. N. Hukill, Eatate 193 8-9-10-11-12 and building
-1920
-| r
Grand
Penalty Interest | | Tux Penalty Interest j Total
$1.15 t .65 J 7.90 11.15 J .05 J IS SO
1.00 .50 6.75 1.00 to 16.06
29.25 4 35 .SO 18.80
40.50 6.00 .30 4 6 SO
I.so 1.SO 15 00 1 so
7.S6 4.35 54.00 7 95 .35 1-8 to
1.50 .25 1 75
.45 .25 3. t'O . 45 7.15
4 SO .75 .05 5.70
2.40 1.30 16.15 2 40 .10 38.50
24.75 3.70 .15 2S.60
90 .50 C.00 .90 -OS 14.25
.25 .10 1.50 .25 3.60
2.10 1.10 13.90 2 10 .10 J3.2U
36 00 5 40 .85 4165
6.76 1.00 .05 7.SO
1.26 .65 8.20 1.25 .ti 19,60
3.00 .45 3.4*
2.60 .40 3 00
3.40 .50 3 90
3.60 .55 4.14
17.30 2.60 .10 20.00
26.25 3.95 .16 38.35
22.50 3 *5 .15 26.00
2.35 1.55 15.75 2 35 .10 37.55
.40 .05 -45
.40 .20 2.60 .40 6.20
1.-75 .90 11.60 1.75 .05 27. SS
.65 .30 2-75 .55
.20 .10 1.50 .20 3 50
.60 .25 3 40 .60 8 05
8.70 1.30 .05 10 05
1.85 1.00 12.35 1 85 .1* 29.50
1.35 .70 8 95 1.35 .05 21.3S
3.15 .45 3 60
2.30 1.25 15.40 2.30 .If 36.75
,g0 .40 6.25 .80 .05 12 55
.15 .05 .90 .15 2.15
.65 .36 4.25 .65 10.15
14.50 2.15 .19 16.76
1.50 .20 170
6.00 .90 .05 6.95
6.75 .85 .16 6.65
.90 .15 1 06
.55 .30 3.76 .55 .05 S.95
1.60 .20 .1 70
1.90 .30 2.20
6.40 .80 .05 6.25
11.60 1.70 .05 13.25
4 40 .65 .05 5 10
6.70 1.00 .95 7 76
IN WITNESS- WHEREOF, I have hereunto »et my hand and affixed the Official Seal of the City or Skagway. Alaska, thU 27th day of
1922.
, i " CLARA CARSON,
(SEAL) y. . .• ' CUy Clark. ' . • ; J