THE
The Cc-iis Each at
Last
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By PERCY L. CROSBY
For Colds or Influenza
and as a Preventive, take
(UJOVK S L. P>. Q. tablets (Lax
ative Brorao Quinine tablets). Be
stire you •."''t the genuine. Ask'
i'i>r GROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets.
Look for E. W. (iROYE'S sig
nature on box. .'?0e.
Kelifr Brothers Have Ju--"t received
a »uiTIy or Lads tor tUe PoPular,.
ETtr>liarP Pencil. ICeoP your Pencil
full. tf
ORDINANCE 99
AN ORD:n .WE TO PROVIDEFOi
A TAX OX IX)CS "o PREVENT |
certain animals raou run*
N1NU .\r I.ARGE, and for'
other i-imposes.
1 i K I'OU'X Of SKAGWAY. BY,
!'i\, ' O.MMON COUNCIL. DOCS
OlilxUX AS FOLIXAVt:
•■KRI'aIN ANIMALS not to Ul'N
A- LAROE
. .Ion i. it iJ bereij? tKciarea
unlawful for a bill ,ox, cuw, lu.
» ."tfP .oat, ho~, or othjr aaintal
i-i^e rrjvii'J, or any'dj^vtic fowl
nance Provide, or any dom*-s,I
'o r;a at larsj la tho Tow a of'Ska"
way, or to oj »'a<itired or herded.,
cr staked cr t;ed for tho P^Pose
of snzkvi m ar.y cf t;-.e Strefcts.'al1
l«ys. sq'- '.ros, or other Srounds b«
lonrjss to w aad^r tae coa!ro! .:
l:; T»va of Skwrway, a.d wtthtni
ta<-' 'own liD-it3 '<* the said To'vn:
ai i it shall le unlawful for'ary
cl tail or for stock of
ar.v kir.j or ». Id d->mtstic fo'vl--.
t > be ti.i , s^.tked , Paa-tur«d, or
t:r:ivti a: larg,. ttPca ar.y Pri'.'-to,
• r:y v:tu:r t'ie lin.i s of t .
*Oid tow;, wit!;oi.t tho con-cat o
t';» •y^'aor cf "aid ProPorty.
I'as fd ".tu '.r s *PcU..U n of t
rul' i and approved b~ the common
<-\> I 'll i f thj Ti>*a of Sl:a ;u:-y.
Ai.. A> lit. '
i.wN'CE 13r.
■ t:; ' .v E KEPEALI^.'C Of
!.;nav jo. isi lntitled,
"AX Olil>i.\A\CE ro ALliOV/
Mlt^ll TO GIIAZE I-*'
Tlia AND ALLEYS 01
the town" 'jf.Iskacavay.
li K 1'OWX OK skagway does
OUDAIX AS FOLLOWS,
:;k<-kal.
i^TIo.V 1.
T'a Ordis Xo. 131, Enttt'
"Au Ordinance to allow Milch
C'i'vs to Sraz» ia oa the Struts aa
AIIpvs of tjj; "'o»a of SkftSway bo;
a...l i» hereby reP-aled.
Passed oa ■u'Pensicn of t'ao
rules. After second reaJin* this
-•'th day, of October 1!)20, aad aPi
Proved the sama day.
W. J. McCri n. Cl^rk
APProvcd.
j E.J Shaw. |
JIayo I
Cable Briefs
Brownsville. Tex. N'ov. 11— The
President elect Harding abandoned
his fishing today and arrived here
f ir the t'urfose of making au Arinis
tlcce Day speech.
Scuttle, N'ov. 11—The deportotion
to Jerusalem is sought fcy the fode
■ ul agents in the case of AEtchael
Carmel.
Camel is now a iTisoner at Jlc
XeiU's Islarii!(.
Xew York, Nov. 11—Repeated at
tains wero made last nislit on the i»
lice along Broaddway by Irish sym
pathizers.
The burning of the British colors
\vh' rever they coulJ bo fonnil was ti
object of iho Irishmen and thier at
tacks on thj Police was the result
oiheiiUerfereuce of peace officer
in tlleir work of tearing ilowu the
Union Jacks.
Indianapolis, Nov -9- Tbe trial of
Ue conspiracy caste of the one
liur.creti and twenty-five oPerat0rs
und miners has been continued tin
till January 10th.
In doing so JuJga Anderson de
clared tha; in the meanwhile lie
•vouM" at U'ast find out whetheu
vt nre g )"."erued; by law or by Per
son".
Iii«* rema k »as Intended to aP
i'i; to Attorney General l'alnii r
wlit_.se actions Jud-ge Anderson as
ranrcl wero strangely do^e to torn
pounding a felony. "dangerously
..-contempt of court.
Jc ?. i rnV p';i 03'"':y.
I' -l'.-!.:. !;• or :m .>v iltib'C
a r. . '«» «: ■ '!'•» " fl lUtu
• • i| i' . ': »li p; trib
ute v c- ill' s.
'.I ! **•:,*• 'I f T 'l!s
*!•' : !':it !i ■v lr >u-t is ;•>•••! «l'f
l{V'V »i< :ix I }tyr • i;: •••-! :|
.itiil ii n't'it ttNui tli-v nre I.i.j'i <iv
Uk-ui A '• t> «•: is-*w tn't-x
nity : t ■
tllli'S.
I» •, i:t;.« Jib
■
ti> t-i'. «•: ' tl'"ii -i H. rl.iit or
wrw wi ">• hurry tnviU like a Mind
v.: :•<. ant' >•.' ! spends
nine •»» '? into
i1i!vl-<. : id t:"■ I :.' 'I't ba.-ktng <>m
Apt In.
I>i.<i.n;ch h«;: dun nil the crnfe
llint I: t>r »»n did in this world,
nldle hurry hi'/ bi-en nt work nr t'je
s'::nll d liaint C"t thru yet.—
Josh r.illiiu*.
Subsrr'be '-r the ,v»'lf Alaskan
7he lime
I"o Save Youytidt?
To Save It With
t>L
Buy A Tylzl
Srie bo tile Toda7
Sold £ very Where ^
Applications $7* &arbet~ Shops
Where Sinn Feiners Are Locked Up
Vitnv of Mf»unrj«»y Jul!, near DuM'.n, ill which ninny «.! ilio nr res toil Sinn
Peltier* are liicwreeriitefl. _____
Skagway Eagles To Celebrate Flag
Day With Exercises On Saturday
IP accordance with the laws of
' - o r rder Skagway Aerie Xlirabor
25 Fraternal Order of Eagles will
hold thelP annual Armistice Day
services next Saturday night.
The ceremony v. ill be conduced
by tiie officers and' merabere of the
order with Worthy President M. E.
.Rogers Presiding.
Elk-; JIaM will be used for the oc
casion as the Eagles Hall was deem
ed coo small to hold the audience
\\ht» will attend this Patriotic dem
onstration.
Til a services will commence at S
O'clock and all are cordially and
earnest!/ invited to attend.
Eo.'lowing is the program.
1. The National ITymn, The Star
SPanlged- Banner. By the mem
bers and audience.
2. Introductory Exercises. By
Worthy President 51. E. Rogers
assisted by the ottfeors
3. Prayer by ChaPlain.
4. Tableau. Jliss Delia Rapuzzi as
Columbia supported by eight
small children grouPed with sev
eral small boys who represent th
Array and Navy.
5. Patriotic Son?. Columbia Th
Gem of the Ocean.
0. Patriotic Reccitation. By Miss
Flcris Clark.
7. Patriotic Add.-rss. By the Rev.
E. 1j. Winterborger.
S. Song. America (The audience
is requested' to rise and to re
main standing until the conclu
sion of theProgram.)
9. Closing Ceremony. Salutation to
the Flag. The Worthy President
will ccall uporall present to sa
lute flog in tha recognized mil
itary manner.
After the Eagles services the hall
will be prePared for Cancins and
all Present will be Invited to in
tlolgc In this Pleasant Pastime and
it here will be no charge.
Haines Notes |
(Special Correspondence)
Haines Nov. 9—James Lewis
I'vfco v.as taken to th6 Fort Hospi-'J
tal several £|iys ago, died yesterday |
iuoriiius. Mr. Levis hatf been in j
i>oor health for several years sUjf-1
\fering from Kidney trouble.
He «as found onu day lost week by
•Edward Hasan, ic his Cabin in an
unconscious condition, and latey re- i
wovc-d- to the Fort HosPital. where,
he bad 4hc best of medical attention
and nursing, and ic ivas thought for|
a few days tbat h<> was getting bet
tor, but, took a turn for the worst
from which he never recovered,
Mr Lewis was aged' sixty- five |
and lias no known relatives on the
.'Pacific Coast; he lias one nePhew. I
livi-ig in Oklahon.a City. Oklahoma.
-
Mrs. Denton, her son Robert and
,"\V. B. Stout, was dinner guests of
Mrs. Eilen Pyne on Saturday even
ing - j
T]<om®s D. LahL,y who was accid- I
ently hurt by a falling tree some!
two weeks ago, is now back in his
own home from the HosPital andjdl
is reported as getting along nicely,
i Cliilkat Tribe of the improved
crdcr of Rdd) Men, are going to give
a M'skod' Ball on the eve of Thankr
tegiving, Nov. 24th, at the A. B.
'H 1!, Good music has been secured
^refreshments will be served, and a
food time is insured, and the goo
PeoP.o off skagwjy are cordially in
vitee 10 attend..
J. W. Cfornbs Deputy U. S. Mar
jshai who to0fc James Gibson down
t.o theFederal Jail to await the ac
tion c»f the Grand Jury has not yet
-eturr.ed home. Gibson was bound
over on a statutory offense.
Tiio election Pas3fcd off very quiet
ly, au<: on account of it being a very
8tori y (Say, the Poll ofvotfS was ra
ther light, there being only Sixty-six
votes Polled but vith that number
the Republicans had a sweeping ma
jority. The vote for Delegate to Con
grcs and for attorney General was
little over two to oue- t
The scchool entertainment, given
by the Publlic school in the Rialto
The-tre last niight was a success
in every way. ,aud standing room
was at a Premium, the house being
Packo.4 to its utm0st capacity. .
Some fine artistic dancing was don
by the pupils and the recitations wa
fine, and where all did so well it wa
hard to say who did the best.
The amount real led for thebene
ffit of the school was One hundred
s>nd four dollars.
Boy Beats Girls Baking.
Worcester, Mass.—Wesley Sheldon,
n fourteen-year-old boy, of Ashburn
ham. whs declared the winner of the
Worcester County Farm bureau bread
making contests, in which many girls
competed from every city and town In
the county. During the period of ihree
months he made 5S loaves of bread in
19 baWngs. performed 70 hours of
housework, and used -IS hours in do
ing errands for his mother.
Suosv'bo for the Dully A'astoa
Cable Briefs
Cork, Nov. 9—Tension haa Increa
ed today with reports oD widespread
deeds of reprisal by the military
forces. . I >
On all sides it is taken for grant
ed that further tragedies are bound
to occcur. I •
London, N0v. 9—Two Sinn Fein
ers were killed at Adferti Ireland',
last night.
This was announced at th0 Irish
office today. ' i « j
London, Njoiv. 20— The Duchess
of Marlborough, who was formerly
Cpnsuela Vandor'jllt was tdc|ay gr..n
cil a dirorse from the D-uJce.
Proceeding have been in Pro
gress for several days and the case
Las beien hardly fouht on both side'
IndianaPolis, Nor. 10—National
Commander Galbreath of the Amer-j
lean Legion todhy telegraphed his
endorsement of President Wilson's
refusal to grant ft Pardon to Eugene
V. Debs.
London, Nov, 10— Complications
between the United States and Bolsb
Viki Russia aro foreseen by diplo
mats ber6 as a result of the mtsr
.ler of CiPtaln KllPatrlck.
Vienna, Nov. 10— The gorern
nient has formulated a memorial re
questing the admission of Austria to
tue League of Nations.
Baltimore, N0r, .10—Twelve tho
ussn'd. members of the Building
Trades hefe have declined to aocePt
an Increase in wages.
Washington, Nov. 10—Telegraph
ic; orders have been sent to recruit
thq second.- xVivlsIon to it* full
strength, immediately.
~ ondon, Nov. 10—When the Lea
v«lc of Nations assembly meets aft
Geneva questions will be raised as t
the groat size of the JaPanesa nary.
Seattle, Nov. 10—'Mrs. Dora Mal
ciey wi^ of the former Alaska Min
ing Inspector William Maloney sta
tioned at Nome died bore today in
child birth.
The chill# also succumbed
-Manila, Nov. 110— Forty-eight
Persons Perished on board the S. 3.
San Bastillo when the vassal was
struck by a 'typhoon.
The ship was en route eo south
PliiliPines.
Berlin, Nov. 11—Gormen workers
today seized' a metal factory Ml e*-'
tirijjulshed the fires and stoPed *11
work simultaneously by oth^r work
ers who took Possession of thegas
Piant on thenorth side of Berlin and
established a SbViet there.
The selzure of the metal ftwjtary
was Udently carried out by hrorker
in emulation of the ItaJ^an strikers
wno c^Ptlured and1 plant! In
Italy. .
Chicago, Nov. 11— The National
Republican lieadqua1ters werQ clos
ed today.
All furniture was removed at>#( th
documents gfJ|W>n over Into th^ c«Ta
of the secretary.
Paris. Nov. 11—Honorlo Ptauyrtfe
1 don the Argentine ForoigJ Minister
to the United States said todeT tlat
Argentine is (ready to do her utmost
.■jo contribute to tlhesuccess of the
Loague of Nations.
Tokio, Nov. 11—The question of
race equ illty is to be rj-oj^ned by
Japan at the general confej^nce of
the League of Nations.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if P&ZO
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. „ Z*.. v.'.M 'SB'
For Baby's Tender Skin
Cuticora Talcum Is Ideal
After a bath with CuticuraSoap and hot
water, there is nothing mere soothing and
cooiiejr to delicate little skins than to dust
with Cuticura Talcum, especially u tkin
is heated or irritated.
•WCuticura Toilet Trio"3»B
Consisting of Soap. Ointment and Talcum
are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi
let In maintaining skin purity p.nd skin
health. By bringing these delicate !y m«ii
cited emollients in frequent contact with
your akin as in use for all toilet purposes,
you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands
dear, sweet and healthy. The Soap. Oint
ment and Talcum 25c. each everywhere.
Sample each free by ~ail. Address post
card: Cuticura, Dept. £T, Maiden, Matt."
MPCu ti cur a Soap laves without muj.
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« SKAGWAT'8 *
* FRATBRNAORDERS +
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦* + ♦* + ** +
Antic lirolhurl.i**! —
Camp Sk«if»»} N« 1.
meet* everj sooixid *:!
fourth Tuee<ii»y srciiiiiS
at 8:S0 o'clock V's!>*
lav fer*tk.«ri cordially wclcon e.
b. a Keller, Arctic Chief.
JT M JSEUSH, Actios Arctic Director
F. & M.
White Pos« I^ye I". *
A. M. No. J IS. meeUt 2d
mil 4th gaiur<lar evening'
of f*<h month. Vlsithv,
Brethren are welcome.
Din McDfMinid* W. M
T. J. STANDI3ii. Secretary.
8. P. O. K1.KS
SiAgwftf Lxxlp*
No 431, B. P. O.
Kike meets every
Thursday at 8:00
P 11
fcoUie® oortfally welcome
taim QUASHAL, E R
r. I. T*«t>BWALL. secretary
Vttmeem o{ AU«k* Igloo, No. 12.
nri to A. B. H«fl first Monrt*? 1°
mnrf ma* M 8:S« 9- w.
TliKtef Brfvifcw# ecwdJAllr »*1"
l;W> J. a PHELPS. a#cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eatfc*—
SI(A£*v«; A«rle.#N'o 25,
SKktoiud Order of
Bfeglea meet the first
«aa ansa w«hhjbu«j «« *—
m—at ft* baB on Pirtb Ave
wrr. VlsJ^tea btwOiar* cordially in
Kiel IB aftsni M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. It. Grl«ufea<A. Secretary.
Cfcoft«r N«. S, O. B. 8.
m> >tt ]a XHisonis Hall fir»t a»<i
(ft* FrHay6 •£ mouth at S
t. U. VPStjBJ members welcome.
Tft*jd*wa!l Worthy
U«tr*n.
Vlrsl»la tutfeooh S»«retar7.
PROFESSIONAL CAIIDS
Da L- 8. KELLER
Ptifte
Uoat UoAara Methods
Oft Sen t-lg a- m- 1-6 jr m
jUHu JJuJJding — Broadway
jKACWAT ALASKA
W- a BTOUT
A * I oii e; At La*
FfMUo* !a *11 ooarla
la Teir'torr or Alaaka
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