The
Clancy;
Kids
Then Timmie Wrote His
Name 100 Times
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
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Offered in thi stock
of'goods of the es
tate ofT ony Dorteri >
Sabina Dortero Executrix
423. BROADWAW.
Go to Keller' for your Ice Crt-am
ev»ryt'ni». No d'sappoiatm^nt th<re.
TUX 8KAUWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. BJLEMAN, Prof.
THE SANITARY filILK RANCH
Tb* U»rg«8t £*d t>««t co«.
darted dairy la Alaska-.
Call; sktpme»t» ol pur-.
mlU a»d cream to all po>a*
cm White ?a«i t Yuiom
Rout*.
I STIFF JOINTS
SOREJUSCLES
Umber Op Quickly Under tha Soothing,
Penetrating Application of
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
In cases of rheumatism and lame
back it penetrates quickly, drives out
soreness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reli
able, antiseptic application for cuts,
barns, bites, and stings. Sprains and
bruises heal readily under its sooth
ing penetrating qualities.
Set it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back. ©
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? » Just try Wixard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, JQ
tests. Guaranteed. —'
finish siwday dinner
WITH rt'UE ICE CPwEaS
Ketler Brothers aro Boning
their unexcelled.' Ico Croaiu at
their san'tary fountain.
DeUvfcjita mada for Sutidaj d'o
I uer. t'hoap 126.
Caused Disfigurement. LostSleep
Cuticura Heals.
" My trouh'c bejirt with pimples
all overmv body. They were large
and red, and were scattered, and they
would con e out at night and go away
in the daytime. They caused itch
ing, burning, and loss ef s'cep, and
also disfigurement.
" 1 suffered with this trouble for
two years. I s.w Cuticur* Soap and
Ointment advertised and sent for a
free sample. I purchased mo.e, and
1 used two cakes of So p ■'. ith two
boxes ofO'rtmsntwh heai^J me."
iSigned) Mrs. M. A. Graham. Box
485, Cheney. Wash.. Ju.y 4. isrt9.
I Keep Yovr Skin Clear,
I Scalp Clear:, Hinds Soft
Cuticur-. Soap to cleanse, purify
and beautify. Cuticura Ointment to
soften, sooth? ard heal, have b»tn
most successful in preserving clear
skins, ciea.: .-.calpi, and good hai;. as
well as in preventing littleskin troub
les becoming gTeat ones. Be sure to
test the fascinating fragrance cf Cuti
cura Talcum for perfuming the skin.
S*ap:« Each Tr->r fer A i.iriuf :
**Ontlcur». t»pt K. St ! every vtb<en.
ScapSSc I CUmSe.
^j^5"*Cuticure Soap ihavci without raus.
R
Baby Says- |
8A8Y
FOOO
jfoj* L
"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, sponjes, powders,
and those internal and external remediei
long associated with the care of the baby.
EmraMBABY needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.!
Appreciates The
North Courtesy
Rochester N. Y.
Editor,
Th" Alaskan,
I Skagway, Alaska.
l>'ar Sir:
Pleas© ggrant iue the courtesy of
'spu.ce in your columns for an ex
pr'ssiou of my d°ep gratitude for
the spk'uilM courtesies and att,-n
tions shown to me d/urlna my' recent
stay in Sliigwa and vicinity, wk<-n
my traveling companion and fri>ntl
Miss Corie M. R''ckwith. died there.
I To say ythat I an: thank'ul from
depths 11 my heart would l>
putting it altogether too mildly.
There was I, a stranger In a
strange laud. }'et I was tak' n tip
by willing hanjs which did ev*ry
thing possiul^ to lighten my hup
dfns and my grief. Never sl'all I
forsot tho tenderness of the felings,
shown for mc. My family and
also the relatives of Miss Bock
with join n.e in calling all of >ou
blessed.
Miss Beckwith's body was in a
remarkable state of preservation at
fating the skill of Mr. Harrison.
Jter family and 'rlerds wi pe p,>r
mitted to vi«w tho remains. Wo ar
rived Friday afternoon and the !
era 1 was nelu on Satii,"d«y July u.
My brother is axnewspapt.r man
and lie suggested that jou might
he glad to print this little aPPrcia
tloc in your columns r.nd to let
me say through you, "thanks tr.ost
sincerely'' to the mav persons tlier
who werc so good to me. Son:*'
day I hop" to com« agsln and r"'it
era(o my gratefulness personally.
God Bless Alaska and its big
h'art°d Real People.
Thank you, !Mr Editor. and
pl°aso believe me to bo,
Really'sincere 1
Rose MoSel'"y
Lonpest World Tunnels.
Among tin- longest tunnels in Hip
world Is the aMmt; tunnel under the
Alps, which W six : n<! Ihrce-iiuar • -
tulles long, t!>•» IH'Inilt News
The Gunnison UitjrtoJ in Colorado l>
«lv nillos lonsr. and the Hoosne tunnel
in Massachusetts is four ihret*
quarters miles loin;. The Mont t'enls,
in Italy and France. is eight miles
long.
The Crotou water tunnel in New
York !s "3'n miles long, while the tun
nel which drains the Freiberg mines,
in Srsony. is "1!_. tni'es Inn-,-. The St.
Clair tunnel. r<>nnr>'ilnu Snrn'a. Out.,
with I'nrt Hur« n. Mleh.. Is two tulles |
long, and tin- S'r.iwlK-rry tmmel In the
Wasatch mouutains is r.t> miles long
The Ark o* the Covenant.
The Ark of the Covenant was the j
sacred chest whit h tile l.niil directed 1
Muses to make to contain the tal-les j
of the law which he hail received no
Mount Slnal. It was fnnr ami m |
half feet long, two and one-fourth feet
wide nml two nml one-fourth feet h -K |
It was eovereil within ami without I
with gold ami was carried by staves j
Inserted in rin^s on the corners. This '
Ark of the Covenant was die most
sacred possession of the Israelites. It
was placed In the Inly of holies in the
tahernnele and Inter in a similar posi- '
tlon In Solomon's temple. The ark was
curried from one place to another nml j
what dually became of it is unknown. I
Weighing Ice at Heme.
A close estimate of the weight of
ice can be reached hy multiplying to
gether the length, breadth and thick
ness of the block In inches, and divid
ing the product by BO. This will b°
very closely the weight III pounds.
Thus, if a block is 10 by 30 by !}, the
product Is 00O nml this divided l>y 30
gives 30 pounds, as correct weight. A
block 10 by 10 bv weighs 20 pounds*.
This simple uiclhnd can be easily ap
plied, and it may s.»rve to remove un
just suspicions, or to detect short
weight.
Meet Difficulties Bravely.
It Is only falnt-heartedncss that sits
down and finds things hard and im
possible. Courage glories In diilicul
ties because by overcoming them it
jj^ius strength. \ <,
Amundsen Has
Sailed For Nome
I Nome, A"S 9—Raou)l Amundsen
tho not'\i o\p1or°r sailed on Sun
| iiny afternoon for tn3 northwest
i passage. All Norn® turned out in
i 'bonjoi* of the explorer.
Cablegrams
| Hythc England, Aus 9—Tli0 Bol
sh''viki government has refused
the proposals contained in C.r at
Ilrittoln's la5t note to conclude a
fiwo days truc*> with Poland.
Great Britlain and France are
convinced that tho Bolshevlki 1
tend to capture Warsaw and set
up a Soviet government In Poland.
This was learned from an oficial.
source tonight followii g the .-i"
uouncement at tho confe renc on
Poland Detwt-en Lloyd C«orKe and
Premier Mllleracd held today.
Th0 conference will continue to
morrow wh»j. the premiers wlll'pas
on the navel and. mtiitary a'id
economic plt'ns to save Poland.
Plans are being drawn up tonight
by Marshall Foch an! CJhief of
Itritlsh Imperial Staff Wilson.
In British and French circle" it
Is adlnitted 11 at tho (situation has
lie^n brought to a crPis only
second in gravity to tint, of 191-1.
The Allies havo dMded to give
Poland n.llirar.v and naval <('01101111
asvistance at once.
Queenstown, Eng x\u^ !t—Arch I
Big'iop Maunix of Australia who
was bound for Irelan-l and accord
lug to Uritlfh claim3 b°nt on stirr
lug up more troublj. it wag stat
•■(I was forcibly taken from the "team
ship Baltic and conveyed to Cher
burg France- The Arch bishop wa
put on ooard a destroyer which'di j
not return tc» port with the otht.r
destroyers which nv t the Baltic off
Queenstown.
Lithbrldge, Alberta, Aug 9— Nick
Kyslik who was sworn In a deputy
fcy the Alberta Provincial polic.v in J
tho bunt for tho bandit." at Hill!
r°st was shot and killed by mistake
■While the polic0 were raiding the
bouses of foMgn minera in their
Search for Sam Bassoff the wound
brother of tut bandit who was kil
l>'d in the street flight, Kvslik'wa5
accidentally shot by one of tli1'
policemen.
San Francisco. Au? 9—Two na
tional carrying plaaes arrived hep'
on Sunday afternoon fromr Now
York.
These planes are ttM first to
bring mall from the Atlantic ccas
over the Rocky Mountains.
Dayton, Aug !>—Governor Cox
will begin his speaking engagement
on Thursday at Camp Perry. Ohio
From Caaip rcrry the emocpatic
candidate for tho presidency will
swing into West Virginia, Pennsylv...
ia and Indiana.
London, Aug 9—The outer forts j
of Warsaw bave been under bomb
ardment since last Friday Is thej
statement of a wireles despatoh'froml
Berlin. Tho Foles it is said the'i
turning the 3olsheyikl fire with
deadly result.
Helena. Aug 9—Senator Walsh of
Montana Ins telegraphed chairman
White of tue National Democratic
Committee accepting the choir
ntonsLip of the senatorial cnmjpaism
committee
lVnsaince, Kngland. Aug 9—Arch
Bishop Mannix was landed here
by tho destroyer at four o'cioc
this morning.
FOUND— Ladies gold brooch. Own
er can hav« same by applying at
tho Alaskan office and prov
ing property, , i
Loses Brother In
. Mine Accident
D. L. Ste*/ensou conjuctor .on thc
Wlilt® Pass Rout^ roClved'tlio fad
int®lligence in the last mail of the
accidental death of one of his
brother8 in Ohio. Mr. Stevenson,,
has the sympathy o? . numerous
friend* The following from'tho Nv w
Philadelphia Times giv<'» an account
of the accident.
Charie® "(Ted'-) SM-wn^on. 37,
popular Tuscarawa3 m-n, son of
Justice of the Peace \V. Stevclisrn
residing in Barnhill, was instantly
killed .at 11:15 a. m Mcmdav 'i
In the coal mine of the Uhrichsville
Clay Co);,, near Uhrtjh*\illp.
A heavy rock- dropping from the
roof, crusiie.1 Stevenson. Tli,. body
was badly mangled. Confide rabl •
diCflculty wes experienced in r'-leas
Ing the body.
Coroner J. \V. Nixon was call
cd to view the remains.
Mr. Slevenson was Well and favor
ably known in New Philadelphia
whjere he hnd a host of frien's.
He was a member of the
New Philadelphia lodge of K!k«,
and of the Barnhill Udge, Knights
of Pvtlilas.
A wife and tvro children, Dale
and Virginia, the latter 5 month
old, (survive. Also his parents- Mr
and Mrs. John Stevenson, Barnhill.
six Brothers and one sister as fol
lows: Art and John UhHehvllle.
David Alaska,; William, Banihil
Peter, Dover: Robert, Tuscarawa
and Mrs. J. Harper, N\.w Phlla
dejphla.
Fiuieral arrangement' have no
be°n completed.—New Phili N'ews.
Local Briefs
Save Saturday Septum l>or 4(lrfor
tlio Rig Elk's dance.
Dr. Alfred Brooks rs a passenge
on the Alaska bound for the'Copp-r
river district where he will invest!
gate condition' over there.
I. McIIvean Port steward of the
White pass and Vukon Route at
XVhitehorso caice ovir on the
train yest°rday and. will return to
morrow.
Skagway lodge of Elks will srivc'
a Labor Day damce In their Hall
Saturday S'*ptt,mb»-r 4t1i. The'Elks
are going to mak0 a special cf
tor* to show ©veryone who attends
a good time. b» there and g°t
your sliare.
Mr. and Mrs Sam F. Ziliox of
Akron Ohio and Mr. and Mrs- W.
A. Hall of the sam.« place are a
party ot tourists who ar° taking
in the northern trip. All are
guests of the Pull^.. llous-' and
are most enthusiastic over the
(U'oajutiejs of the country.
Alf Scott and his wife came to
Skagway from Carcrosa on Sun
day in response to a call from Mrs.
John, Scott, who arrived with her
husoand last Friday. John Scott,
the eider brother of the Scott'Bro
there, pioneers of Carcross is very
ill in the white Pass hospital.
Hew Physicians Get Rich.
.Tones is no more of n hypochondriac
than oilier people, but he. wns lienrd
talking to himself as follows: "Here
1 am eating my usual diet of fried
r.-0'J. ennned meats, doughnuts, pie.
wine, ieu and colYee. It makes me
sore iii even think of wholesome foods
like bran gems, eggs and milk. My
stomach must he in n frightful con
dition; I'll go nnd see a doctor."
Later at the doctor's o/tice he ex
plained: "Doctor, although I feel
A No. 1 my diet has been such tlint
I feel sure'it must have Injured my
digestion. Please examine me thor
oughly and then tell me if you hon
estly think I am in need of the serv
ices of the profession which affords
you a livelihood." .j- -
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
Ta be Court 0f the Commissioner
tor the Territory of Alaska..
Division No. 1. before the Hon. J.
J. P. Ward' Ex—Offlco Prooate
Judte »ltt'ns in Probate, at Stag
way, Prec'Ltt
Ic the mailer of the Estates or
Ant i io Dort'ro, Deceased.
N'f,'!Ce )9 Hereby Oiven, tiia' Sab
lna Uortero, t^o Executrix of the
above eutltleJ estates has rendered,
predated and fled In the above en
titled court, her Anal account' of
her es°cutorsh'p of 8ald eatat®;
and the hearing of the game ha«
been f'xed by sa'd court for the 16
th, i)a> of e'eptember, 1920, at lo
o'clock 'n the forenoon of Bald
day. at the Un'ted States Cour:
Hon',. In Skr.-rway, Alaska.
AU person» interested 'n »a'i
estate may, If they soe fit, Me'aiiy
objections they may have to "a'd
final account, and to show causj
If aaj they tave, why »a'd fiua
accouut should no' b6 allowed.
Joseph J. War
Commissioner and Ex-offlclo.
Probate Judg'',
F'r*t publication July 17th.
riu.ni publication Aug, 14th.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
To ge'-. the genuine, call for full
udtil LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NI.N
Ta'.li'ts Look for s'guatuie of E> W
JROVE Cures a Cold lu Oue
ijay. HOc
SKACW.W'S
h'IUTERN.4*, ORDKRS
lr. He UroUicrluxwl. —
Camy Slt;'!r»ay No I.
me«t« e>8:) itpii'iid «'i1
fourth Tuoguuj -»enlnt
it 8:30 o'clock.
!««. brotLem cordially welcome.
L. 8s Keller, Arctic Oliler.
J XI KKi.I.KK, Acting Arctic Director
P. At A. M.
Will to 1'iij.s Jji'd.e l1'. A1
A. M X'u. 1 la, meet* -1'1
? *U'! t' t» e.enii n>
•if eaih month. \i«i(iJis
Uiellirm are welcome.
Han McDonald' W. Al
i ] -TAN'DISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. K1.KS
jkag»&/ L<odK*
No. 431. B. P O
Elks me*ts every
Thursday at 8:00
p *
V!s't-n4 Brothers cord'&Uy welcome
JOHN* GRASHAL, E R
r. J V AWDEW ALA., secrouu-v
I'ionwrs of Alaska IgJo«, No. 12.
•ecf U> A. B. H«J1 first Monti*? In
every mont »t 8:80 p. ®.
VIbHIdj Brother* c©Kli*Jl7 *•!"
c w. J. C. PH hi LPS. S#cy,
Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie, So 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday niglit of eacn
miiiitb nt their hall on Fifth Ave
aue. Visiting brothers cordially In
vito ! to attend M. E. Roger*, W. P.
J. Sl. flriesbach, Secretary.
Xa.'iu' Ci>cpt«r Xo. 9, 0. E. S.
Ill' ts an Masonic Hall fir3t and
t! rd FrHuy- of each month at 8
I'. 11. Vjsiu:iK members welcome.
Elcienco VandewaH Wor'hy
Ma'ron.
Vir.'luia Suff<?cool. Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Da L 8. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 ft- m- 1-6 p- m
A'»6Js.an Building — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
Attorney At L a w
PracUc# In all courts
In Territory of Alaska
HAJKES ALASKA'