Caused Disfigurement. LostSleep
Cuticura Heals.
"Mv • :Ss began with pimples
all over r-.y body., They were lar^e
nnd red. r.r.d v:cre scattered, and they
.vou'' c "re out at night and go away
in the d' ff.ns. They caused itch
ing. burr. 'K, and loss cf sleep, ar.d
•Isodis^rmement.
"I EUi'iisd with this trouble for
two v u:s. 1 saw Cutieara Sospard"
Ointment advertised end sent for a
free semple. I purchased n-.ore. and
I used r.vo cak-» cf Scwp with tv.-o
boxes j! J r.; rr.twhich he«'.ed '.ne."
5 ri '• MiM. A. Graham. Box
4S5. C. .v. V.'.n*!:.. Julv 4, 1919.
Keep Your jkin Ciear,
Scivw C!Hani's So1"'
V. v Ut
the vi
anJ. b ar
soften. s\
mos* surcessfv
Skies.c ar sc
well as n p'evn
ics b<» ~;a.~ gv'
testt!« • isc—.atin
curs T-V. . fo
r.cal. have iysn
preser/'r.j clrar
and good h«u\ as
ng Utiles* in trotib
Pc sire to
fat* nr.ee of Cutl
er ami::* -.l eskin.
SK.«;\JAVS
okpkks
Ir.Uc BrullMThood. —
'.'.my SSagway No. 1
■ s iceeit stst 9ecoud a id
TOjyyty fourth Tue»u->> everiiiii
at S:3o o'clo<k. Visit
t** br«u.»r» corxllUly weicome.
L S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M Kill ! : i:. AAlag Arctic Director
p .?
F. « A. M.
V\ hit* l'i'ss L< d.e J", «
A. M. N". U s meet* -<t
au'l 4tti snt'inl»«» e.enmtf
i t i-aitt uionth. \ isit»nA
l> j*4l.r« n :ii* UfiiOine.
i..in -tam- w. m
T j >T .-ii Secretary.
il. P. O. Ki-KS
Stagwaj lA>ufc»
No. 431, B. f. O
El Us meets every
%i£»l-£siy»
V's't us o n>tuers cord'ally welcome
JCH.V GiUSHAL. E il
r j VAisUEWAXX, swi ewurv
PiotH-r* of Alaska T7'«m>. Xo. 12,
bW l» A. B. Hull flrst MuuJ»t In
e>ery n <>nt »t £:S0 ».
Vle:i:i\T L«pr>ther» co>«li*ll» »el
c &-'■ J c. PHELPS. :'-»cy.
irate: tici Oiler "f
Ska.v.n; Aeiif. So
t'Yattrmal OnK r
Ka ,;!«•» liu- lii-1
ttl'l! IHlMl i\ t^.li"*.> Ulfci.l •»! t*U»
ttioMlt rtt lit* ir L«*i *>fl i < til Ave*
«nu\ \ ivltu^ luiniirtis umliitll) in
Cite . t». att«-tid \l. K. I lowers. \Y. I'.
i \ . Grie»l><it h, S«h rctarjj
rj So. !*. O. fc»- S
i nlc H ill lift a&<l
• rU i-";: i.;- • uf uioBtb at !
1 J|, ' i ; : .1. ■ i wfcuiu ••
Floi'Cfes VaadvwaU Worthy
Ala'ron
Vir tr.'a Su(t«cool- S cn-tary.
I'UOKKSSIOXaIj cahds
1>R L- s. keller.
Denti«
Most ilod-era Methods
C-'fice Hou.b: 8-12 a- m- 1-6 p m
A*s»Asa f> Jading — Broadwaj
SfcAUWAY ALASKA
tt B. SXOl'X
M o ( « e j At L » w
PracUc* all courU
la Territory ol Al>aka
U VINES — — ALASK.v
ORDINANCE 137.
AN I :: IN.-.'.Ce RETEALIKG 01
WNANC'E NO. 1-i ENTITLED,
"an ORDINANCE to AL'jOV/
MIL^Il *-*0V\'3 TO GRAZE I:
Tim streets and alleys 01
THE TOWN OF.iSKAGWAY.
THE 'OWN OF SKAGWAY DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS,
RKl'EAL.
SUCTION 1.
.T'a.:, Orillnjuco No. 134, Eatit'cO
"An Ordinan"e to allow MllcU
C»ws to srizd ia oa the Streets a:x
Alleys of "'owu of bo
and is hereby repealed.
Pas-'cd oa »_sPonslon of tUo
rules. A'tT Second r0adias t'ui3
2>>th dr.y, of October 1320, and aP
rrovt d tb« sarr.a day.
Atl". t,
W. J. McBrl"n, Clerk
APProved.
E.J Shaw.
„ Mayo
NAVY'S PUBLICITY MAN
[ lii L-tv: f-: rii.v in tlio I'uiteil
' Slr'tCS t.l ti l' .-l-'ltl'l-st little villilpp,
[ Kinri-.'s «.f ili.> I'miiil Stares navy and
I tis Oftfls aiv i-iMi.i'tlcnU'tl by (>pt. «>
t I'. .l:!.-k>-'.li. t". S N.. illrtH'Inr nfjiSlfnl
liiliiitv, a:."! Iks wuilf frviii tl'f-r
*. I«.i»r-, r< •». :■■■ "v ^"."Is*
Many Film P ct^res Per Second.
Taking iii.it:.mi pictures at tin- rate |
j of soine I.'if a >v-i»i I witii a camera
, auil leas. is ti.. rc.vi r ii«-!i!evi>niet:t of |
j a Premli si-i|. ist IL ^h-s] pho |
I tojrraph.v is new, !.«it heretofore :
I has (ict>oiiili"t ii|Kin i-ler«rlr-spnrk '
| shn-lows w:111«»>it Ifiis.'s, anil lurking j
' Mililclent iH i nlnaU'iii f"i • i• - ir ilell- |
; nil.011. Tie i ifrl iiK 111 ut the camera i
Cl'liSlStS 'If !. ;. '• •: III IV' [ i loflri
Cully (Jrheii at "jiu r. p m. rtml I
tlil» rale pictures - in«-t» s h'sh are [
nia'le nlnr.:t lniim riim** -i *» ml. :
i
pnseil at r.'Sjni t. VHi \ s'.nver .ml t.is'er '
| si *.iy» the Aii-u-t 1'iipiilar Mi*- '
■
i in; i ftill-pa.e lll'.i-tratlotl.
'■ The lllittaiiititit a si ream >.f lilal*.
| tension electric -,-:irUs with a fro- |
: i)tii:ic\» nf :i - "la si-.-onrt. pro- 1
! diu-cil ai ill" '.'a! pit • i nf a connive
I r''
i: aing by n
cam-ill if -ilr.
Nippcn He or? Her SolcPers.
()>• a hill ii' ..r Port Arthur. China.
there .1 y.ii-,.1 in- l!i..rlal towur.
■
marked ir.»-!»■■=. ?!- I «-!!*. of •-•■J.Wi
5
the Pi-:r.Mi Five I'r-'-i. I: I- a *h:-!ne
for iiV' T\ !n. ; . dn 11.i* side i
of another hi!! IV buried all that is j
mortal of l.'.iNM Itu-sitm*. and there
also a monument 1ms been reared. I
These fvri- the nam who t!Vd dnrltis
the ;i of Port Arthur, whh-h rota- I
'
alnifw - v«-str. AHtooccti lv.it Arthur ,
•.vas riveo |.: r\ to iI.> Ibo .l.ipa- j
"
of M- «a :: •; « :h Ills
parent- i. S 1-ij >it.Jtt. ami •
an lit: :■ v !'y !;.rjti- tiHM'.-t i of Hr»«- !
flies v mvii i.r-sts ilit" muritry •
r"!i:ls. Ill- sKii r. -i' ll hat '
ettnsed tin- l.t'i.: ;|> ;lio »i.*vll..s. While
her m»th«-r »«* ii-- s to exji'aln. Wil
liam ii r--'-:-j-:.>iI scornfully:
"Why. Mi,: 'v M'r.'.iret. anybody |
••13—lit to It 'ha: Us hi-a use 111'-}
liav- h 'I : ii i s'oiaarhs."—
Indianapolis N ik
At*--i-ng Failh
•'II- ha.- ii: , .ii- vi:In him
self." «
"That «ir
"V.s r> i-r. d^M;> 'lit? hour hi- says i
hk- mad. IiIirm-U."
• z
Ins a barefoot r!t -n mowiiient in
order to brins: ilmvu the price of 1
shoes might j. alem:> ore into tha
cost of ami iiii.- ...i before tiny 1
I MOF.E XECESSART.
Tort—Is it neces?ary cnclos# I
[ «tampj>?
Experienced Author—More neces- j
sarv thun to cn<ln«r> po"try.
GOOD XEWS
Enratred Cred- i
itor—i v© liad j
enough of i
mounting the.se [
stairs every day i
to colloct this |
bill.
Cool Debtor— |
Well, I have a
,cc6d bit of |
news for ycu. I
T o m o r roiv I j
move do-wn to I
the basement.
Bright Outlook For New
Spring Steamship Service
New Boats Building For Alaska S. S.
Company Fleet With The Other
Lines Planning Augmented
Service, Looks Mighty Fine
AVith th0 Alaska Steamship com
pany prpParitig to put on a PslatiaJ
Uu.t f"i tho Alaskan service and
the Pacific StcamshiP company own
er of the Admiral linc undergoing a
comJ'lcte rejuvenation through the
leorganization of its vhHous depart
ments tl)e outlook for "• good .steani
shiil s(.ivic« to Alaska na\t sPrin
is exec-lU.oiially bright.
Amoi ft the changes recently mad
is the Promotion of K. G. McMcX;
of the Pacific Steamship company
from general Passenger ''gent to tha
of passenger traffic manager1 and
R. J). 1'inneo from manage'' of the
foreign department to that of frei
ght department of all routes foreign
and domestic.
Th'e reorganisation was brought
abo'it by Vice President and Gener
al Manner A F. Haines in nntldpa
lion for'large increase in ne>:t
year's business not a little of which
is anticipated from the Alafeka cnd.
Flv0 big shil>s have bee" allocated t
the corporation for operation In the
foreign trade. These shit's together
with Ili;se already in operation will
inoreas.* the total flotilla to 32 Ves
sels IS of which aowned by the
company and the remainder secured
from th"1 shipping board.
. ?.Ir. FinnnP in 1000 was located at
Skagway with the White Pans eoi
pany as chief clerk of the traff.
j-hrtiurnt. lfe retum0d to the Pa
cific Steamship company in 1906
where lie has been ever since.
Mr. McMicken's Alaskan experence
covers tile entire coastline of the tei
litory from Xome southward. Anion,
the. lines with which he has been as
sociatedare ,the Pacific CliPp0r Una
operating to Pacific Alaska
Steamship company Northwester"
at^amsh'.P comptfny and the Pacific
Alaska Navigation company going to
the Pacific Steamship company in
lfllG.
Aino::g the most Serious Problems
confronting steamship companies in
the prosPect of increased fuel colr.ts
fain next J'ear. It is hoped in thi«
event of the companies being com
pelled t> revert to coal through tho
rise in the priee of fuel oil to meet
the emergency through conv0nient
coaling stations in Alaska.
Wiile this would effect cargo sl'ac
in coastwise ship's It would b0 in a
measure ameliorated in trans-pacific
traffic by the Proposed coaling feta
tionis in the AleWtians.lt is estimated
the c.ar?-'0 space saved to trans-Pacifi
liners would result in sufficient ear
ing to offset the increase in the cost
of other commodities and enable the
sliipjs to hold their own in oriental
comPctltion.
At the iate road extension Is pro
gtvrf;in^ vnder Cblonel 9teeSe it is
altogether Possible that such regions
ae Mt. Mc.Kinley and otherseenic
Points of Alaska will be accessible
and heavy tourist busln0s# is looked
for. Added to this is the increased
mining development both lode and
coal treating a heavier inhaul and
!eventu®lly a good outhaul in ores ai
concentrates.
Forest Examiner Re
ports On Pulp
Locations
Ponied Nov. 23—Southeastern A
laska will in all probability become
an imiPcUse Paper Producing region
within the "est four orfive years ac
cording to 11. F. HeintZiJman forest
cxniiiii'.ir i:um the national forests
i'f Alask*1 who arrived in Portland r
cently to assist in arranging timber
t iles ar.d \vaten>ower contracts with
Paper manufacturing interests. Th
region has immense puin timber re
pourc.,.? near tidewater and close to
available waterPowpr sites.
One PulF mill has been started on
the riv0r 40 miles south of Ju
neau by the Alaska PulP & Pap0r
CoPany while another probably will
l>e s;ar:..d in the same region by a
ther intorsts within the next few mo
ths >:r. Ilti:it7elinan says. The Pu'P
from the mill now under construct
ion n ih be shiPped out and inanufa;
stnred into pai'er elsewhere for the
pr,s,.nt but the sanie company plans
to Put iu machinery to turn out 1*1
Per o1itrif.spot soon.
Cih C. Old.
.1 IK-.-.iin Knplnnrt
owns i!l| ;• ipt copy of II
; ti t! in. This Bthle.
! mi ilua comnatlous
Of i : _-is yours he*
fore i; • of destiny" wan
I ron:.; . ; i.. . Smno (o Westminster
Iiy K : >1 I in IIf this be true,
t! • -l i! e of tliis Ililile for the pur
• !•: I; lo the year 1000. It
:i iii',' • • of 'JIT leaves, nitituinlnx
"lie four ffosp Is. aD(l seems, from the
>•' V of t'-... v .'itit; ' iinil the beautiful
itin,iii. ::<-t!S, i.i have lipen made about
the oiiil of the ninth century. This
Hihlo iuirr.iv,! es'-npeil destruction in
the f:!•* at Ashl'Mrtiham house In 1731,
of which It hours evidence In Its
crumpled" lonv.r i mill singed margins.
There is some evidence that the son
of Edward the Cider, Athelstnn the
Glorious, who was kins of the West
S'. xons from 02.1 lo 0-10. owned this
I'-ilile nnil crave It to the church of
Dover.—Forward.
Foiie set rich nnic',;. more get ncl*
•lowly, most stu.v poor.
If Russia really has iri leisure class
It »!, :t n be in terrible straits for ofilee
1>| IV s.
To Cure a Cold in Otie Day
Taite Grove's LAXATIVH BUOMO
CUININIB tablets. The genuitio
bears tli0 signature of E. W. Grove
,!0 C..HL3.
s-bsu'b® ?<>r &<a Alaskan
Winfield Oler, Old
Timer Is Sent
To Sitka
(N'oTiana Xcws)
Among tlie l>assengeijfe leaving for
the eoa»t from Fairbanks this \veeJc
was Winfield 01er quite Ave" known
among old-timers as the orignal Iocs
tor of Xo. 29 Eldorado ci»eeIc one of
the richest in th0 Dawson coun
trj-. OU r sold the claim for a Paltry
sum to Charlie Anderson not guess
ing this-value and believing that h0
was actually getting th0 best of An
derson on the deal. In fact Ander
son thought so too and tried to get
his money back.
Andptsonafterwards took a fat for
tune out of th0 claim more than a
million of which was mined by the
primitive wood fire m.etliod.
The sad Natt of the tale fs that
Oler who could have been a million
aire had he worked his claim instei
of selling it for a song is ntfw quit
ting th(- interior broken in health
ajid without t'ujids. 'He U 0,1 his
way tothe Piorieprs home at Sitka.
1; i.~> said I hitS 1'ie gowi :>•>!- of Rtinm
lias prohibited whistling. Is this coun
try isi ii< ireatiui'iu of persoi.al liberty
retiiignitllus to the Hays of the Hiis
simi ct':lr. who nut'only wiililed abso
lute powrr over his subjects' private
lives, bi't als.i held they existed only
while he noticed iheni? asks Baltimore
American. Kvhlently. the power of
this particular eMleial lin** gone to bis
head, if I lie report be true.
One nmv lip n trolfer ntvl yet ho pres
ident of tlio United States. In fact, It
might almost lie s:iid flint one must he
n golfer to become president. Mr.
Tnft. former president, is a golfer;
President Wilson is n devoiee of Hie
game, and the KepiibUcan nominee,
Wnrren G. Harding, was o(V to tlie
Chevy Clinse golf eoiirse on the after
noon of the day he arrived in the capi
tal, following ]iis nomination for the
presidency, says Christian, Science
Monitor. British statesmen, as well as
American leaders, respond to the lure
of the links, and one is easily led to
the conclusion timt the "royal and au
cleut" pastime affords the most satis
factory means of relaxation.
[GREETINGS.
i This year s offering in Christmas
and New Vear Greoti"£ cards in
clude many artistic! designs. Steel
land hand tinted designs from tlia
finest Etudios and at Very moderate
prices. There are enveloPes to matcli
oaglj card. See K§ller Bros, display.
\ ' : -
"SANTA CLAUS" IS OUT
| John M. Hubbard. assistant post
I mister of Chicago, who wus forced to
| v.'ire the oilier ilny by the civil serv
ice rules, ii'ftei' many yeurs of valu
ilile service. To the poorer children
'•it Chicago he was known as "Santa
I Clans." for lie always saw that no
! etrer addressed by thom to the patron
| sulnt of Christina® went unanswered
Ths North River.
] Tlo-v many, even of old New York
ers. Know .iii-it why the lower part of
I the Hudson Is called the North river.
The New York Sun and Herald says:
' North river Is Ihe historic name of
j the lower course of the river which
! flows between Manhattan and the .Ter
i seys. It was north of the Dutch set
I dements In New Jersey, just ns the
Delaware was south, and the two rlv:
j ors were known to them as the North
river and the South, river, respective
ly." «And the Sun and Herald com
i ments: "Tills persistence of the alter
j nate names of the river la one of the
j local Mlos.vncracles of this big town,
which Is such n curious mixture of
| oldness and newness, of the ripe fruit
| and the raw material."—From the
! Outlook.
THANKSGIVING CARDS
Keller Brothers are showing some
veryy attractive and approPrfMe
Tha.-. l;sgivlng cards. These aro Very
dl:>tinctlve and In many designs, and
make Prottyy rememherances.
An unusually large and aitrtactive
^election of Christmas and New
Year cards will be on sale lmmedtat
[ ly aftc-rtliQ aarrival of the next
j huJits.
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
In commissioners court, Skagway
I tPrL.clnct, Division No. 1, Territory
I of Alaska.
In the1 matter of the Estate °'
! Ke'i-7 Cate Bowman, Deceased. In
Probate order for hoarfag finan ac
#ounf of administrator
! Ooorge W. Dillon, the administra
tor ot the estate of Henry Cate Bo\
man, deceased, having this day ren
dered and PreSeJited for settle
ment, and filed! in this Court, hid
final account of the administration
of the estate of the said decedent
| It :s ORDERED , That WednestHi
i.h* 15th cay of Febuary, 1921,
; 2o'elock In the afternoonf, at the
o'fioe of s Ud commisioner In said
iTi ftnct, be. and th0 same Is hereby
appointed as the time and Place se
of lipwring of objections to such fi
nal account and the Settlement there
of; fli.d that said administrator do
caiise to be Published In the Dally
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas
ka, a notice thereof as by by law r0
'luirpd and to file proof of its Publi
cation in this Court before the <^7
set for the hearing of said account
| Uivt.n under my haBd: and seal ot
' the Probate Couurt thla 17th day o
I Novpmber. 1920.
JosePh J. F. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
fido Probate Judge.
'First Publication, Nov. 18th. 1920.
; Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
Old Timers
Looking: for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now ia first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY ST8. SKATTLJ5
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never hu been owned or controlled by Japar.eoo
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
3USS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLY. M*r.
Piles Cored in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itch
ing, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud
ing Piles. Instantly relieves Itch
ing Piles, and you can get rest
ful sleep after first application.
60c.
k-< KellM Brother" Ju*t reived
a »uPPljr ot leads tor th-0 Popular,,
EvfcpsbarP Pencil; KeoP yoiur P«ncii
futi.' T'!» tf
HOT CAKES AND—
<2 You do not need to order a whole
! breakfast at tio Golden North Cafe
but you can get delicious hot cakes
with maPle syrus> fcntf coffee for 35c
and we 11 say the '"Hots" are some
cakgS.
Go to Kellur* for your Ice On.-am
e»»ryf m«. No disappointment ther*
sursstfColds
Qcickiy Cbeckod Dy Kamiln'o
Wizard OS J
Sore throat and chest coMs
should never be neglected. Few
people realize how often they re
sult seriously if nnt promptly
checked. 11:.tultn's \S. iz-rd O i is
a safe, simple and elicvtnc treat
ment. U.'.cd as a gsrsrie for sore
throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed
on the chest it will ofti'ri Icoscn up
a hard, deep se-jtcii c. M in one
night. .Keep a bottL- c"* l!.e shelf.
WliarJ Oil la a (rood-prop
aratlon to have In the *:««■. .no for
first aid when the dovt r may bo f: -
away. How oft^n sprains h"uJbe*». cu»s
and burns oc.-ur in every family, o.h well
aa lit tie troubles like ear&rhc, toothache,
cold sores, canker sorts. siirf nock, and
tired aching feet. Soothing, healing Wiz
ard Oil will always bring iiuick relic;'
Jencrous siza bottle 85c.
If you uro troubled with constl|i&ti»<i
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for 30c. Guaranteed.
ORDINANCE 99
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE'FOi
A TAX ON DOGS T0 PREVEN T
CERTAIN ANIMALS FROM RUN
nino at laRge. and for
other purposes.
•HE ro\VN OF SKAOWAT. DY
IT0 COMMON COUNCIL, DOCS
ORDAIN AS FOLLOW':
OERTain aMMALS NOT to RUN
Ar LARGE
Section 1. It I3 hereby declared
unlawful for 4 buii ,ox, °ow, h< •
sh'-eP, goat, ho-?, or other animal •
uaac# Provided, or any'dom<*tlc fowl
nance Provided, or any domestjcf,
*o rvn at lares In the Town of Ska?
way, or to o« Pastured or h«rded„
or staked or tied for the PurPo«e
of grazlns in any of the 8treets,'al
leys, square8, or other Srounds be
londns to or under tae con'rol cf
Ih Town of Skat*ayi and withln;i
the 'own limits of the ®ald Towir
axii It ahall l>e unlawful for'acy
of said anlmal*, or for stock of
any kind or *ajd domestic fowls,
to be tie! , 6{aked , Pastured, or
turned at largj UPon any Private,
I'rnr^rty w"tnlr atlie limits of t
said town, W|-:.0_t the consont o
the owner of -aid ProPerty.
Pasred under s isPension of t;.o
rules and approved by the C0mnioa
Council of tlia Town of Sl;a?w^.v,
Alaska. lit.
THE KKAGTVAY
Pion eer Dairy
H F HICKMAN, Prop.
TjjE SANITARY MILK RANCH'
Th« largest a*d b««t oo»
ducted dairy la Alaaka.
t/ailjF tkipmeata oi pur<
mlU *md eream to all po<ai
ob Wtilta T*m * Tukoa
Rout*.