Happy New Year,
We take this opportunity to thank
i you all for your liberal patronage
| during the past year. We shall do
1 all in our power to warrant the con
| tinuince of your good will during
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: tne twelve months of Twenty-Two
C. W. ASK & SONS
Office rTiow: 10 Agonl* for
Kraidencr I "hone: Sit l.tulysmith t'twl
The Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK SITFECOOL, Pro]".
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
AITO SERVICE DAY OR XlCiHT \WKll» AXI» OOAI.
« \HKKl I. HANOI! \"C. AMI rROMPT HEI.IYKRV OIK SUKiAX
» \BLE ARRANGEMENT
MADE FOR TAr ISUXP
Washington. Dec. 31.—Arrange
r. ents whereby the Netherlands.
I'niieii States and Japan are to be
given cable rights on the Island of
Yap »ere asreed upon today by the
Washington conference.
i (h><;kk kills wire
Centralia, Jan. 1.—James SlagU
.1 logper in this district, after a
quarrel with Ills wife, pulled a pis
tol from his pocket and shot her
kiliins her instantly. Mrs. Slagli
| is the mothe of five children by i
i lornier husband
Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEA VE, SKAGWA\, 7 P. M.
' I'M'hMlihK 14 JAM■ \KV 4; IS IKBRl'ARY; 1 IS
MARC H 1; 12; 22 AI'KIL 2
— FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
| Connecting at Vancouver 4\vit li .F.u-r Continental Trains "J
Tickets and All Informatiun f:rom
| L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, ;? .;i_^rw v. \ i
Subject to change wit >ut • . >tioe'
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Those 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR -
SEATTLE
AND
"? SOUTHEASTERN' ALASKA l'OUTS
\\ IN TKR SCHEDl l.E
S. >. SPOKANE. DEC. 16; JAN. IT; FEB 17. In
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FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION £
APPLY TO
C. <» HIKSCHBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject (o changf without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
HHK.V YOV THINK ALASKA THINK AI.ASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailing* Jrom SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Forts
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBKKT J. CKAGG, Agent l'hone r.« SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
ROBERT BIRDKTTE KARL
PASSER AWAY TOOAV
At noon today Robert Rurdette
Earl passed peacefully awav at the
White Pass hospital, after an illness
extending over several months.
"Bob" Karl was one of the best
known men in SkafeHray, having liv
ed here for the past seven years,
where he held a position In the au
ditor's office of tht. W. P. ft V. R.
Before coming to Skagway Mr.
Karl was for years an employe of
the N. C. company at St. Michael.
Kind of heart and with a genial
disposition. Rob's friend" were leg
ion and the news o* his death will
cause a feeling of sadness to spread
clear across Maska.
Mrs. Ina I.. Carter, a sl^t^r. who
lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan, is the
only relative known by the \V. P
& Y R. officials, and eh ? waa Wired
today as to the disposition of the
body.
Mr Karl was fifty-seven years of
ace and was bon. in "he eastern
part of the I'nited States. I> jt livt d
the most of his life in th- west
\R\\ MINISTER FROM
1URAPEST. lll VJARV
Budapest. Jan. 3 —Count Lastlo
Sxechenyi has been appointed Hun
garian minister to me I'nited States
The count will start soon for
Washington.
BOLSHEVIKS \\l> I INN
kn<;a«;ei> in he i\ \ eight
Helsingfors. Jan ^ —Tv"> bolshe
vik forces have opened an offensive
against the Finns n eastern Karel
ia.
Heavy tfghting is taking pl::i-e and
both sides are using the avjest
artillery and gun tore*
l.i.ovn <;e<»ik.i: enit«ts
i nitei> state, r«> m i r
Cannef. Jan 3 —Pre trier Lloyd
George let it he known day that
his plan t.f tie eco ion) reconstruc
tion of Europe. * !• is being
worked tut here, co *«»mpiates the
participation of th* Vmted Sta:<-s
Miss Mar caret Strachan. who nas
been nursing in the White Pass hos
pital for the past several months,
will leave th s evening on the pas
boat for Juneau st tying in the t'ap
lial for a few days after which sl>
will visit Sitka on her way to tin
State*. Miss Strachan has endear
ed herself to the people of Skas *
in the short time »!:e lived in our
midst. Mrs. K. H. Owen is assist
ins In the work at the hosp:'al uuti
the arrival of thi Princess Mary
when the new nurse will be herr
Mrs Ida Creese will tvo a pnssen
j per southbound on the Princess
Marv on Wednesday Mrs. Crce
i is going to Vancouver and will \isit
i in that city and Seattle for soerai
' months
| Mrs. J. P. Archibald and her
daughter. Mrs. Gladys Dore. arrlv
I ed today from Whitehorse and will
j go south 011 the Princess Mary tn
I morrow.
! Some <■«> there w.El be tuun - ti
the irreducible luitiiluutti til tl <>se who
j play with death - per*ui» who hs :a>t
us you guard thetn hli>in«t one dance
will discover another. The inilu«
trial commission IsMies a warn lis
against ' gasoline deaths." By * tils
It dues not mean ilea.!!"- from 'arc
less misuse of nmt"r vehicle* but
from careless misuse of gasoline.
The toll was five deaths ami IS
| injuries fur lffill, from causes as
1 Inexcusabie as lighting a match to
see how luw the gasoline was In the
tank, to mistaking gasoline for kero
sene In starting a tire, says the Mil
waukee Journal. With Infinite care,
labor and Invention, we work out
safety devices, but you can never
make a man safe who Insists uii re
maining a child who plays with
uuitcbeaL
Now that Japan has hwn assured
no one will place a bomb under her
choirs at the disarmament conference,
sue Is willing tn bring In the oilier
foot and sit down.
Citizens of the Vnited States are
said to be swarming into Mexico to
make Investments. This is the sort
of peaceful penetration to which not
even the Mexicans object.
PIIm Cure*! tn 6 (• 14 Days
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching.
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
you can get restful sleep after first
application. tOc.
WILL r.Mli CONFERENCE
TO RELIEVE FARMERS
Washington, Dec. 31—President
Harding has instructed Secretary
Wallace to call a convention to de
vise means of relieving the depres
sion in the agricultural affairs of]
the country.
No dale has yet been set for the
meeting.
niPl.oMXTlC RELATIONS
ARE RESFMED
Washington. Dec. 31:—Diplomat
ic relations between Germany and
the Vnited States were officially re
sumed late today.
This was consuioated when Carl
l^ang. charge d' affairs from the
German government, presented let
ters and was received by Secretary
Hughes.
president handing has
NKH YEAR'S OPEN" HOl'SE
Washington. Jan. 3 —The White
| house doors were thrown open to
ii iv bv President Harding, who held
an old fashioned New Year's recep
tion Many visitors came and wish
i d The chief executive the mompll
I ments of the season.
11AN HITS TORTI RE FAM11.Y
DEMANDING MOVE*
l.os Angeles. Jan. S—Three ban
dits held the family of W. T
Churchill prisoners in the Churchill
home for three hours today, during
which time thev tortured members
of the family, trying to force them
to give them five hundred dollars
Mrs. Churchill »as dangerously
burned with red hot irons, which
the fiends applied to her body.
I.OKI) RALFOFR WILL
s411. FOR HOME S»H»N
[ Washington. Dec 31.—It was an
1 nouticed today that Lord Balfour.
. lie British statesman and delegate
I to the arms conference, will sail for
! home January 14.
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!\ SKSSIOS
Wash in poll. Jan 3.—C'fcrcrs
■e-con»er<»d today. a Tier tne holiday
recess The stattmen: has »-»en
:iadi> 'la! the presr.t session w.H
• last duritg the pieater part i>f the
I year.
I>\ll EIREAN N IN
dTlvi session a«;\i\
Dublin. Jan. 3.—The Dail Eireann
lost no time after reconvening to
da> fotlowmg their holiday rec»ss
They plunged again into sharp de
bate on the Anglo-Irish treaty 'bat
was before it when they took their
hoi-day adjournment.
At the close of the session today
:h< . had the order for calling for
jihe consideration of both Arthur
( Griffith's ratification motion and Pe
valera's alternate proposals
SOl.PIIK Ml RPEREP
ix hoxom'i r
Honolulu. Jan. —Corporal Vic
. tor Schriller of the *Tth TT. S. in
! fantry was stabbed to death in the
( street here today.
1 Schriller's home is in Pet riot.
I Michigan.
Gilbert Spillman of the Motor
t transportation sen-ice has confessed
to the murder.
FRENCH MINISTRY DENY
\I.I.E«:ED OOLIA'SIOX
| Par's. Jan. 3.—The Trench min
istry t»du\ issued a denial of the al
leged Franco-Japanese understand
ing regaidiiig the occupation of Si
beria.
j Mr. RufTner and his wife were ar
j rivals on the train today and will
; go south on the Princess Mary to
morrow.
j Captain P. Martin of Whitehorse
j will be a passenger on the Princess
'Mary tomorrow, hkving come over
' on the train today
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Happy and Prosperous
1922
To You All
Our store will be closed Monday, Jan. 2, 2 2 ;
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
Tuesday and Wednesday
May Allison
"The Walk Offs"
New York'i Big Comedy Hit
DON'T MISS THIS
BIG COMEDY
BIG FEATURE COMING
"THE IDOL DANCER"
Admission. Including war lax.—Adult*, S0<; children 15<
FOR SA1.F
Ford tourins Car—5 passenper. Ir
Rood repair. having been overhauled
and repainted. Price. $3S0. Applj
Dewev hotel.
Btat* of Ohio. City of Toledo,
IjOcu Cocnty. »»
Fraelt J. Cheney ir.alcea oath that ha
I* aenior partner of the (lm of F. J.
Cheney ft Co.. doing bumnew in tb« Cltr
of Toledo. County and Slat* aforaaaid,
and thai aaid firm will pay the l»® of
ONE HC7iT»REE> DOLLARS for aach
and every ca-«e of Catarrh that cannot be
cured bv the use of H CATARRH
MEDICINE FRANK J. CHKNET.
Sworn to before tne and aebacrfbed tn
tcr presence, thla flh day of IVrrrr.beT,
A D IK A W GLEASON,
(Sear Notary PubBe.
Haiti Catarrh Medicine it takea V
ternally and art» through th* Blood oa
the Me rout Surface* of th* ftyatem. Send
for teatlmontaH free.
T J. CHENEY ft CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by an druirruts T&r
Hal! • Family Pill* for ccnattpadoa.
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Fleet H<*1 Repair Work On
F1.ATIRONS
CARPET SWEEPERS
RANGES y
PERCOLATORS ;*
HEATKRS
MOTORS
HOrSE -WIRING
Orders Taken for Electrical Good*
Phone, 4; or leave order at
Telephone Office
W. J. KEFFER
Doctor Praises
Eczema Remedy
The core of JUtm diaeai** (<wn»l and rfW.
cml^c of the if let irm-ct''be difficult- Row
rvrr there is one r-r*<*iy thai i« entirety d*s
pendaix m t!-i« ^ ^-jinii an.1 trouulexane
diaeaec; U_; u D. i. I), ppcac-iptioa,
M. U RANDOLPH. M D.
Oakham. 7Vt**.
Cnse I® an* r-s will tell you norwtluns about
what D. r> .escriptwn has accoaphtknj in
yocr ov. . ,,-tih.chood. Yam- wrarj twu-i
onleci tlie . -t bottle rcttevci J>«a. Sic. Oc
aadlut.
™L lotion for SMn Disease
KKl.T.KR BROS. DRUG OO.
Skftfiray Dl*tribnton
Ton malt • mistake
U yea do »oc (top it
THE
Pollen House f
K1petite Ugh is
R*oms Single or rc Suite g
BtUil ob Nrh floor
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H. a PUIXKN. Prop.
Ekagway • - Alanca
A Unique Record
Grateful testimony for Dosn's Krd
ney Pilla, published everywhere Is
ot itself cocvlndr.c evidence of mer
it. Confirmed testimony forms still
strong* evidence. Years ago, a cit
izen of this locality gratefully ac
knowledged the benefit derived from
Doan's Kidney Pilla. Toe statement
is now confirmed—the proof more
convincing. Case* of this kind are
plentiful in the work ot Doan'a Kid
ney Pills—the record Is unique.
Mrs. Emma Wilkinson, 1207 Main
St., Oregon City, Ore., says: "I u«eJ
Doan'a Kidney Pills for back ard
kidney trouble and received relief.
I believe Doan's are an excellent kid
ney remedy and am glad to endorse
and recommend them for the lasting
relief that they gave me." (State
ment given April 4, 181S.)
On April 10, 1810, Mrs. Wilkin
son said: "1 gladly confirm all I
said In favor of Doan's Kidney Pills.
Doan'a helped them when I used
tbeai and 1 know they are just as
good aa represented."
Frice 601, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—got
Doan'a Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wilkinson had. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Mfrs., Bucalo, N. Y.
NOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunks, Baggage or anything else.
Call cp the John Williams. U. S.
Transfer Co. Also wood, IS Inch,
delivered, J 4.50, and coal, per ton,
i delivered, 118.
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