Clancy,
Kids 1
Oh. No Wonder
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
1 I WANT A TOOTH . —
P^cceo, DOCTOR I WANT*
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J lfoa-ro YANK IT OUT
ISJc*u5e ihavcnV
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T!M£ TO WAIT
FOR. GfrS
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PtotKf time
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—A.A?r»-t:*oraent.
! Ou'ored in thj 5tock
I of goods of the e>=
! tatcot'Tony Dorteru
[ Sabina Dortero Executrix
423. BROADWAW.
Jo to K-II v" for your Ice Crt-am
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TBj-: SKAGWAY +
F5ione=ir Dairy J
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lit SAHiIARY MILK <MNCH\ \
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•iuvt*u ilnir/ i» Alaska. J
l.'.ui? -fciiijuent* 01 pur: |
art.I crtw.:n to *11 yO'Ui J
n \v a;:« ? * Yukci
Routt.
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I HOME OF DEALV &COF5PIOT
Region in Thul <• Avoided b
Travelers ?o a M»»: Ixccllent
Rsa^n.
I Revolutionary banns and brigand
may ride up ami .i.i.vu Mexico, l>u
illoiv is one11ii> hi u . i iitiry that evet
(lie hardiest i most imrlng of then
will not bra v.-. ii i> 11 desert cotmtr;
that extends from u point near the clt:
of t'tiraiii.0 to ilie borders of the 3tat
of Za'ate a-" about seventy-five mile
lorn; liy fifty miles wide. It is as
I st-rted tluit myriads of scorpions infes
this n'_ i: ; in! are the must ileailiy o
[ the species.
In the dry of iMirnn^o, although re
sard.nl us U of tin' moro dead!;
j zone, the ilea I h rate, due to scorpioi
; stilus, is li .h. This is especially trui
1 as to children. The alachrane. as tin
Insect is commonly called, is regardei
I as such a deadly pest that for man;
years tile Muuidpa! government lite
paid a bountv of . ne eentavo, eiiulva
lent t" about one-half cent of Ameri
can money, fur em-h one killed au>'
deliv i-d to li •• oilii.ial custodian 01
<i -ii! -curpi-Mis. Something like 100.
th»i .if the seorjdnns are killed am
bounty paid fi r thnn annually.
Kiilitu si :: • i-- a tegular indus
try Willi 11 . mv : en. women and chil
dren of Miiaiit:". One'is tnld that
Home • li • 1 . - e« e-.. • i.> -o far as
to e»ta! Ii».i 1 . 'ni' ninnies of the
poison, "is
unes for
the 'en-posr of blYeilllis theill for the
market.
Europe Ta' ■ ; ! -ewing Gum.
The ,'iius -.f K are wagslng
on A-!.' reap -It-- ,• L'ltlll. KTortS
u-er-' '! ;■ at ! , :.t tlm.s U pn|i
nlnrbte -1• -i the «'untr!es
ef K»re • : !'• -i>« vithoiit success
•in'ii 'tie !•— * 1 : - . i-ers •oi4t some
■ver fliei-" -1 - ■. :- - I I The gitm-i-hew
ill2 habit '1. * - - - : • ei'.lr.lile er:i;*>.
ri-ewI'iL- -it.. ! •• • "f S-.HM.
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.li -' , ,-r i-!. -nd Kiurlnnd
ar . !i
• I?, t - S fa.-teres ..f
Oislat. ! •' 'i ' • • the place of
lobar - : - •• 1 rrr i.
Baby ©ays
"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 internai and external remedies
long associated with tho care of the baby.
Joj* 1 I
EvEftYTfflNGftfr Needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
1 West Gives New;
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President For
: Carnegie Inst.
i UeikeKy, Wednesday — The
• C imtgie Institute fousnied by the
: | lute Andrew Carnegie oal loi-U' d a1
' | Wash. D. C. went to the University
' of California for its new President,
j l»ea:i John C. Merriam of the U. of
Gal. 'acuity has accepted the appoin.
The Boy Scouts
Go To Denver
A company of the lioy Scouts.
I with their oPioers made atrip up
too Denver glacier. They ftart'd.
with paelJj and bl;mk«t3 oil Mon
I <JLi} afternoon ac Tliroe P. m. In
t'-iidiag to reach tho camping,
ground about tive p. m. makie'ean:
and i-pwid the night goin^ to the
giacUr in the morning and Mien
home. They reached the c-amping,
. place at the mouth of the south
font of tho river at six p. in.aid
I pr&crtd' d immediately to the erec
1 uou oi their shelurs supper. Were
| tlicy liunsrJ' at «even p. m. when
I ti e .Scoutmaster gave lh0 call for
dilill^r. No No The bi^ question
itemed to be whether »h.ey hatf
I chough 'ood for night and 'for
o:"aiu'ast. i'i ve cans of beans
I large Hze five loaves of bread*
butter, cocoa etc gave a certain |
j s> ust of contentment 'o the wary
I buys. J
i .Nil**- o clock lound tti° company)
| to tvd with a good .fi:" iu front]
J ')< the lean to's. An hour or so j
I »!cp and tome began, to stlr about.
Ono or^vo go' up at 12 to coo
! a bite of breakfast. Two hours
niore of quiet and some who not
Interested ia a fire in thj evctiin.
rolled out and started the fire.
Four o 'clock hoard the ^rst call
lor br-ajtfast. Six thirty break
i.i-t w;.b served and about 'even o'
I be company started for the glac
i> r. It was a glorious day, and. the
tlimb on the l°e was affeeted'with
li'llt trouble by al but two. The
homeward trip was made without i
lidfLt and a happy DUt tired lot
of boys asked mother for eomething
j to eat as soon as th**y reach
J home.
1 i,0 Skagway sohool teachers ar
rived in, a bodyo yesterday on'the
I'tJu-'M Alice and will bo ready t
open school on schedule time.*
Miss Stone, jjiss Lunsford. Mi-'b
o'ockard, and two new teachers the
Miss's Mary Woodson of Challl3
Idaho and Ruby Stono of Spring
field Mo. Miss Ruby fc a sister
of Miss S'one the principal.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stone the'mother
o- the jij Ijos Ston° accompanied!
tiie party and will make her home
with her daughters.
Copenhagen, Wednesday—The Po-|
iish army has recaptured BlalyHok
after a desperate resistance by the
BoUheviki, according to adviccs'from
YW.rsaw.
i
Seattle, 'Wednesday—Henry Sted
aian a man seycnty five years old
wa- run. down by an, automobile.
l.OST—Roll of bil» containing twen
ty dollars in front of ' Thibedeau's
barker shop. Two girl3 dres^d
in white were ^een to stop in
front of this barber till op and
pick up something which one c
the girls showed to the other
They then, turned back and" went
into b. A. Harrison lj. If those
girls will return the money no
further action will be taken in
the matter, and they will be giv
en a reward. lf not. further
steps will be taken.
GrH. Sturgill.
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Smugglers Are J
Too Much For !
Washington !
Washington , Wednesday— The pro I
fit fiom sm.ugglin.j liquor from Can j
da is of very large, and i
so important ha' it become thai
Waslington confesses that it can do
veiy little to stop it.
Prisoners Fight
Sheriff Posse, j
Wla'ton, N. C. Wednesday—Chief I
ofpolioe Matlhews of Walnut Cove, I
and,' "Waiter Martin of Madisonftrc,, {
d°ad and. a n®groo l3 wounded a
t e iesult of a. battle in. the road
near Walnut Cove between tlje'sherif
pclise and a number oof escaping,
prisoners.
James H. Beggs
James If. Boggs, most Worship-1
tul Grand Master of the GraiKl't-odge!
if the state of Washington^ arrived i
>:• thctrain from 'he int'rior'and I
I* registered at the Hotel Seward.
Mr. B«ggs Willi me't 'he iocal Mas
dcb itt a special session tomorrow
sfehf.
M,-. Bepgs i« a nliideut of 3'
ittle having livd 'hero for Mie
pa*t 25 years. He knows, (ho Al
iskau situation ajid will do all in
[lis power 10 help tlie development of
ut. territory. This section of the
lortliiand ia 'avored by th< viilt
jf ii Mason of such liigh rank as'M
%_
r>arll;. Wednesday—The number o
La Russian Soviet fore's whicfh
>ave been captured by the Poiislu
;ountcr offensive will amount to
seventy five thousand according to
ldvictti from Warsaw to the French
foreign office. Jlost of the thirty
five thousand prisoners already-coun
;>d wcre captured in. the territory,
northwest of War*aw including the
Danzig Coridor, by the army iin
ie» command of the French Genera
Billet te.
Seattle, Wednesday—Albert E. |
[Ciiufsoan a merchant of ?tattl" and
nib daughter Louise, a.?;- Seventeen
iver® both killed when tlic-ir car
?)unged thru the railliv; of the
ipproach to the Freemoa: bridge
tCro.-s the canal.
'Hi a car pli'.ngud forty feet, and |
:ae occupants were caught under
neath the machine.
Mr:\ Dedman, was hostess to a
:ompany of the guests at the hotel
svho went over to Burro Creek,
ivn< re they bad lunch, and after
[until stopped to look at Dyoa on
ir way home, A aulit enjoyable
Lime was had on tlii^ perfect, day
rbe company started about ten i .
the morning and came home about
tn.ee in the morning.
Marion, Wedntl>day—in a speech
i«st Saturday, Harding r-^err*'di to
•he United Stat(l) Senate and de
clared that if he w^r® elected, the
ninpty six senators composing that
tirardh of our Oongress would
runction in all Foreign Relations "s
jur constitution contemplates. "We
iiel'd it to save America.''
Chicago, Wednesday—Twelve me
were arrested, here today. Liquor j
valued at five hundred thousand,
ilollaru was seized. The raid) took
place today under the direction of
governmental agents.
.Seattle, Wednesday, — Governor
Riggs o' Juneau sailed north on
tbe City of Seattle last Monday.
Seattle Sails
With Full Load
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Seattle, Wedn<.tjday—Tne City of
Rattle sailed at four o'clock Mon
iU y afternoon with a hundred and
ten passengers fifty of whom are (
tcmists, and bound for the
terior. Tli« following are bound for i
Haints tMisa Z«na Cochrane, Mil,3 j
0. Cochrane, C. D. Gray and wife
2.id Major Paul H. Clar'c.
To Fight Against j
Further Wars
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London, Wednesday—A big project;
Is engaging th° International Leaguej
o' T.-ade Unions at Rotterdam. They
arc sending out an appeal to the
"Proletariat of the Univeike'' urg
ing the organization of the work
eis of the world to fight against
'ulure wars. Tho International claims
a m«-mbership of twenty seven, mil
"iori"
Coke Hill Married :
A*sistaiit U, S. Attorney E Coko|
Hlil. of Uu-by, and M&s £ll;l M.. '
Wilson were marri'd at Ruby on
July 4, according to Fairbanks re- '
p<rls Miss Wilson, whoo CJn° to]
the territory last winter, made t|le |
trip from tho codit to F-Urjank" by
auto, later going to N'trtno with 1/ o«
eardo Sftppaia during th3 most se -I
vere weather, had been in ctuirg"]
of a big sanitarium in Mexico Cit
for » number of years before cod ,
ing to Alaska on her vacation. Mr
Hill Is an old timer of the interior
country and was formerly .United
State9 aittcrney at Nom« during the
eajly days of that camp.
Soldier Farmers j
.Soldier" stationed, at Matanuska
ha i th» option or drilling or farming
Under the direction of Serge. Holt
L-law they chose the latter wHh th3
[•■.'suit that there are several fine
platoons of vegetables au>_; amost a
brigade of spuds growing. In addi
tion the doughboy® work for the
farmeili and on the Section and there
by orlns tMr income up »o as high
as J100 per mouth in addition to
their army pay.—Anchorage Times.
Marion, WedJie*day — Harding
made the Suggestion that Cox be in
vite l lo prov0 his chars® that the
Republicans have raised b. hundred
an' fifty million dollar campaign
rand. *r
pfnple nmy, this being n free coun
try. write mid s:«.v extremely sarcastic
tilings iiiioui the scarcity of servants,
but H doesn't noticeably increase their
n umber.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndtico is hereby given, that the
undersigned has be«n appointed Ad
ministrator ■>' the Estato of Blmou J
YVeitzman, deceased, by tho Probata
rourt for tho Territory of Alaska,
sittit-g in probata at Haines, Alaska
at d any and all persons hav
ing claims against said estate are'
required to present them to me in
the Town- of Haines, Alaska, with
tine voucher required by law wfthin
six months from the data of tho
ur.st publication of thi3 notice.
rated this 20th day or August,
3920.
J, H. Chisel,
Administrator
Ficst publication, $—21, *20.
Fi.al pnblicatlon 8—18, '20,
And Logs. Very Irritab'a rnd
Would Scratch. Cuticura Heals.
' My Utile boy was broken out all
over his face and legs with pirn
pie3< j ■: ; piC3 were
: __iy end i'.chc.l dread
fully, causing him to be
come very ir: stable. I ie
would scratch and make
ihcir. Meed and his facc
wa-.i c:sP»u.ed.
" I used c free sample
01 v-uucura oorp hj v , :: 'i
purchased one c~ke of Cjiicura Soa?
and one box of Cuticura Ointment, i
used the Soap and Ointment every
night until h? was entirely hea!»d."
(Signed) Mrs.Edith Kling, 1511 :Cth
St., Santa Monica,Calif., Aug. 4.1919.
Having cleared your ::k:n, keep it
healthy and clear by V's;ng Cuiicura
Soap for every-dav toilet purposes,
assisted by touches e! Cuticura OirJ •
roent, now and then, as needed.
Bathe with Cuticura ?>■ ap r::d hot
watei. Touch pirrp! 5 blackheads,
redness and itching, if any. w'th
Cuticura Ointment bafo e bathing.
Dry and dust lightly Cuticura
Talcum, a fas;irctir.j fr:; ranee.
M CiitrM »7 *f«u ciw!—ml:
Cav:cir». Lfpl. S. Ual^ca '
S"Kt> T- • Uintmcntl'Swd.^r Tal.-otn2!.
Cuticura So^p sh -./cb without nw*.
The Golw-r. North Cafe serves
inly the liort that tha tarkat af
ords atii invites a tilal o'
xcelletit seivlce and cu'^ik.
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ki'Ilt Urulhi*rl;u«iU. —
Cam 11 Sltagwaj No. 1,
Dioeio everj ici "tul &-.J
fourth TueMii'j -jieuiufc
at 8 30 o'clc. k
a* t>rtuer» conilaiij wuirur.i
j. H. Keller, Arctic Chief
M Kbll.r.£n, Acting Arctic L»lr«*ctor
F. Ai \. M.
White 1.1 d,c I-'. .V
A. >1. No. 113, meets '.'«1
»!!•' tlil S«tur«!«r L' ill. „■
■ >s tsuh ui>>11 til. \ it.il i:i4
It. etliri-D me woNoimc.
Pan MelKuald W M
J STAN'UISH, Sec:e r>.
B. P l) K5.I*'
nk'ig.wR) LoOfc'#
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Klks RUM'ts »'v>,pJ
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IT's't-ne, brothers cord'al'.y welcome
JCH.V GRASHAL, E It
r J VAfc'DEWALL ,s«ci^tat-»
Pioneers of Alaska Ijrlim, Xo. 12,
»ee' tr A. B. I1b.11 first Jl nnlM In
.■very moat at 8:30 p. m.
Visiting Brother* co«li»II» nel
i m'. J. C. PHELPS, G»cy.
Fraternal Order < it
Eaj;!es—
Skagtvay Aerie, So
Fraternal Oi-dcr of
^ Eagles meet the firct
md tliir<l Wednesday night of each
nontli at their hull on Fifth Ave
liie. Visiting brothers cordially in
Mtc! to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
■f. Sl. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naomi Cl-spt«r Xo. y, O. E. S.
n> ts jn Masonic Hall fir^t a"<l
.1 rd FrHay- of- each month at !>
t*. M. Vl»iting members welcome.
Klcienco Vandewa!! Worthy
Ua'ron.
Virginia Suft>cooI. Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS ,
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DR- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Houva: 9-12 a. m- 1-6 p- m
^lasxan Building — Broadway
■iKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
Attorney At Law
' Practice in all courts
In Territory of Alnaka
HiVlNES ALASKA