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For SEATTLE, TACOfvIA and Way Ports
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[some interesting events in
! JUNEAU'S INTER-SCHOOL. MEET
(Continued from page 3)
Douglas vs Wrangell, Douglas win
ner High School Girl.' basketball:
Douglas vs Juneau, Douglas winder.
Elementary Boys' basketball: Wran-|
eell vs Douglas. Wrangell winner.
Douglas vs Ketchikan. Douglas wln-|
nor: Ketchikan vs Wrangell. Ketch
ikan winner: Juneau vs Wrangell^
Juneau winner.
Track Mwt
A big crowd spent several hours
yesterday afternoon at the long Pa
cific Coast dock and thoroughly en
joyed the various events l|iat .we'e
on the program. The result was as
follows:
lllgh School
Douglas, first place with 47 points
Juneau, second place wit* 38
P°Wrangell, third with 30 points.
Elementary School
Ketchikan, first place with 41
P°Juneau, second place with 33
^Wrangell. third place with 9
points.
List of Winners
Xti the High School meet thefol-j
lowing is the list of winners and sec-,
ond and third places of events, run
oft" lu afieruoou.
50-yard dash—first Barragar. ,Ju-.
neau; Chung, Ketchikan. Holm-,
quist. Juneau: 100-yard dash—Bar-,
ragar Juneau; Manley. Douglas, (
Johnson, Wrangell; one
nlng, Douglas. Gallwas. I
Wheeler. Wrangell; shot Put-M«n-|
nlng. Douglas; G. Gunderson. \\ran-;
Zi U-ake. Juneau; 440-yard run
—Manley. Douglas; Engstrom.
Wrangell: Jorgensen. Juneau: rwi
ning broad jum? Barragar, Ju
neau. Manning. ■ Douglas; Han ey,.
Douglas; 220-yard dash—Man ey.
Douglas; Johnson. Wrangell. Holm
nuist Juneau: running high jump
-Coulter. Wrangell; Janlksela. Ju
neau. Russell. Juneau: 120-yard
hurdles—Manley. Douglas; Mil.
Juneau: Gallwas. Douglas. !
In the elementary meet: 5P-yara
dash—Sully. Juneau; Garnlck. Jn_
neau; Allen. Ketchikan; 10®"yydt
dash—Sully. Juneau; Garnick. Ju-(
neau; Maddox, Ketchikan; Shot "put
-Garnick. Juneau: Patterson. Doug-1
las; Sratagltnl, Juneau; 440-yard
run—1 nman, Ketchikan; Desmond.!
Wrangell; Patterson. Douglas; run
ning broad jump-Allen. Ketchikan,
Lee. Wrangell; Orme. Juneau: 2.0-|
vard dash-Maddox, Ketchikan; Snl-.
iv Juneau; Graves. Douglas; run-1
ning high Jump—Inraan, Ketchikan; |
l^e Wrangell; Maddox. Ketch.kan. j
100-yard hurdles-Sales. Ketchikan: I
Olson, Juneau: Graves. Douglas. ;
Juneau Capital.
Rubsorfb* for th* Dill* Alaskan
COLONEL 8TEESE SAYS
HIGHWAYS HE MAINTAINED'
Col. James G. S»eose returned to
Junpau op Tuesday night, after an !
absence of live months, most of
which time was spent at Washing
ton. H6 states that plans for the de
velopment of a feeder system of j
wagon and truck roads to the Al
aska Railroad devised by the com
mission have been formally ap
proved by both Secretary Fall and
Col. F. Mears, heaj of the Alaska
Engineering commission. The car
rying out of this program involves
the expenditure eventually of $3,-.
OOOr.OOe. ' The effort to halt , con
tinuation of the Aluska Road com
mission's work in the Richardson
highway, Valdez to Fairbanks, and
its extension from Fairbanks to
Chatanika, Miller House and Cir-i
cle, was unavailing. The depart-1
ment of the interior and the Alas
ka ICnginering commission both re
gard the highway as one of the
most valuable feeders to the Alas
ka railroad and are urging contin
uancd of construction on it.
The National Park service and
Secretary Fall both also approved
the • plans drawn up by Colonel
Stoese for the development of a sys
tem of roads in Mount McKinley
National Park. It will require ap
proximately $500,000 to carry out
these plans.—Juneau Capital.
NO EOY PROBLEM.
Hutfe. Moiituna. Is oomlurtlng a
sciiutUaders" training nmrn*. lis
scout executive. r.en,luinlii Owen,
claims that further extension of scout
ing in rhe city is practically Impossible
until adequate leadership Is assured.
"There Is no hoy problem in llutte so
far as scouts are concerned. It Is a
man's problem." s: y* Mr.'Owen. "(live
us competent. tra;-ieil leadership ami I
we can organize scores of troops In
Butte, which will save unv qui-stlon of |
bo>s' welfare."
HAMEONE'S MEDITATIONS
—"71
■ MISS LUCY 5AY SHE JtS
KNOW AH KIN EAT
MOM enny-Bo&Y 5HE !
EVUK SEEP, EN AH SPEC*
PAT So , CEPM AH Ain'
NEVUH HAP PAT MUCH j
SOT BEFo' ME.'! I
Cot*tr*0>X 1921 Dy McCur* Newsp«rcr Svn<J»c«t«r
AN OPEN LETTER
Being unable to call on Skagway on account of
my early return to Washington. D. C„ to resume
my duties as your delegate. I take this means to
thank the people of Skagway for their generous
support, given me at the Primary Election April
25th, and assure the people of the Territory that
if I am re-elected In November I will use my best
efforts to secure such legislation as will be of ben
efit to the North.
Again thanking you, I remain
Yours respecfuily,
DAN A SUTHERLAND,
Delegate to Washington from Alaska.
Seattle, May 10, 1922.
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A new line of men's hosiery In cotton and silk Just arrived. Col
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We Invites you all to come in and look over our entire line of
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Eversharp lead3 for Eversharp
lead pencils in hard, soft and indel
iibio at Kellers. 251 a box.
There !» more Catarrh in this sectToe
Of the coantry than all other disease#
^ut together, and for years it was sup
posed to be Incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failini
to cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh Is a local dlseluM
greatly Influenced by constitutional can
ditlons and therefore requires constlt^
tlonal treatment. Hail's Catarrh MeA.
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Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is a constitutional
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thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars fe»
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Catarrh Medicine fa'.is tc cure. Send fox
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F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohi*
Sold by Druggists. 75c,
Hall's Family pills for ronstlnatUut
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy 8
H. F. SEEMAN, Prop.
| THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest and best con
ducted dairy In Alaska. .
Daily shipment* of pare
milk and crean c« all
paints on WblM Pans &
Yukon Route.
Big Game Guide
Sportsmen who an* interest
ed in hunting big gams in tha
Lower Yukon wmih arc in
vited to call on mm. .1 have
lived for many yean ta tha At
lln country, ud can guaranty*
hunting parties Sua sadcimnu.
I bare a food power boat
for lake hunting sad fishing. .
For Information call ar ad
dress
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A TUX B. C.
Phonew—-Office, 10; Res., 88
The
Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK SCFFEC00L, Prop.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage
Transferred
Auto Service Day or Vlgli t
WOOD AXD OOAL
Agents for Ladysmlth Coal
Careful handling and prompt
delivery cur slogan
V __
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 48.
Tuesday* and Fridaya
No. I, N. Round.
1st Class.
8:30 a. m. Leaves
10:45 a. m.
12:30 p. a. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:25 p.m. Arrlre*
SKAGWAT
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCR088
WHITEHORSB
Passengers most be at the depot !a tint* to hat* Bt(r>n in
spected. and checked. Inspection is stopped thirty mlmataa befo.e
tearing time of train*.
150 pounds of Baggage will be checked free wlti eack fell far*
ticket, and TS pounds vlth each half tare ticks*.
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IK Claim.
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Loarea t:9t p. m
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