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;rca<» ei charitable «od«Ue<.
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EDITORIAL
a CHALLENOE
Foraer President lXschan«?l of
fcr.s (.n'irely recovered from
•. i:ine-s unU announces-that h«
for the French Sen
Hi r- 1> a suggestion for Mr
J of hov0ring like
v.11 spirit en t'.!^ outskirts! Ot
ivcrnnv n. a: Washington af
:: why dc(f. )i0 not
•i rroa New Jersey as'
' ; i ,srj.5 ' at the Catfl-1
1 ot>svrie t;;e executive from-j
: ;• of the P nate Cham-1
GjlSHQ'vni FASCISM |
A- •• rto a despatch from P«t
r d • E. -eUi.i recently eXftC
■a t. caus* they ask
e t' r more fjoJ and a shortening
v.v,-:. ('. y which Is now six- j
t o- l ours. And yet som*- of the
t . Vnit-. J shout
:. r C ov!, •• ar..l want Bolshevism
. i const! utional govera
r' at ia this couatry. Those who
o i'..i two days' v.orlc in one
• f 4 shot at aunrist wil
riyport I'..: 1:1ml of Pro
r. running from $30 to $60 a
:: i"s beta found in the Kusko
Ict ;iu dlstrict In Alaska according
in'er for the Treadw.J
C'la.any which is developing tho
p'.'ject. il0 ariived In Seattle on
!:'? way to San Francisco to Ccon
> :.t F. V,\ Dr-'-dl^y president o*
T: idv.Tl interests
The gold prcupects of tile Alaska
. .v< 11 an 1 aJ'.ied campnnigs are
ti.uattd ia the Nixon hills between
;r- Nixoa Fork of the Tatotna
liver and the Kuskokwim rivur
auout thirty c.il,.B north easterly
1 r>:u McGr-th.
r.j Sp?:d.
ti Nhorthand can
■ussed subject.
, can fie writ
■ with ordinary
of from 130
Records of
.1 minute have
rtod both In
■ !?.:it this speed
. S;: li tests, how
:.I v for one mln
. '! li<>t lie kept up
'
• • | '
A- ' iation c"
t' • can nt In'
chid. Clothing
• ftired by the
^ iln> parks oo
' -hurtft ?e will
• r>i> National
; t*:»:!isers. that
hope to be wtirtuly
s corulnjj down.
Army Officer Advo
][cateSiArmy Ap
propriation
Fort Wm H a ward Alaska ]
1* ^ Januray 15th 1921.
Dally Alaskan
(Jttajrvry, Alaska.
D*ar Sir:
Xhe following concerning the es
timate* of the war Department to
Congress should be of lnterest to
all Ajaskans. I believe It "will bo
Interesting to your stilbscribers to
not*) the "mount of money wjhich
has been requited for use other
til'a the mllltRryl training of tho
regular Army. *
For the past year and a half tjji0
army has been offering' vocational I
tiaining and educational work. It
la intended that the men in ■ser
vice shall be given training along
vocrtioaal and educational lines
that will maJce them betteif citl
iz?ns when the}* return to civil
U'e. This will add to the economic
w?lfar.- of our nation. For this
x> ?rpose ths War Dgartment has ask
ed for th» gMja of $6,803,000. Of
this »iaount $240,000 has b«'en as
■3 for the moral training of the
man. The balance is to be uts°d
in recreation vocational and educa
tional training. The United,' Stat
2« Army is probably the only army
'a the world "which places such
sfesa upon moral training ami edu
cational and vocational work.
Vevy truly yours,
I e6t9f Lambm,
Major, 21st Infantry,
Commmding.
Haines Notes
Haines—The Hain0s Miasonic Clu'
observed the anniversary of He or
ganization last Saturday evening
in their Club room in the Hainea
hotel.
The members their families and a
few invited guests being present.
T.Iere were about twenty fiv» attend
■\1 r.n(i a very enjoyaljl«j Htno was
had The tvetting was spent in pla
itig progressive five hundred; Mr
Gray won the genilemens first prize
nd Mrs Gray the ladies fiitst priz.t
rergeant Freeman carried off the
gentimeens Consolation prize and
Hiae Lysl» Morris the i,adie- A
nice banquet was served and some
good after dinner sPeech^ made
notably the one by H O Banta who
ga*e a short history of the club and
inasonry in general.
X G Haoson and family left on
the Jefferson for a months vacation
and whlla absent will visit with
frrnds and relatives in Washington
Miss Caroline MeJ'ers has chargo of
rue Post Office during the absence
of Mr Hanson.
W. B. Stout who has been visit
ing ■w:fih his daughttr and son in
lrw Mr and Mrs Fred E Handy at
ii'tchican tor the last month re
turned to Lis home on the Jeffer
son.
John C Paddock loft on the j<f.
fe.son for a short stay iu Juneau
and is e^ocf'd back on th*- Este
eth today.
Ec? Claud Denton and his family
have returned to their home here
in Hnines. Mr Denton has been fill
ii>g tht pulpit of Rev G G Bruce
who has bee11 taking a vacation for
a couple of montjis Visiting in the
slates [ £®g|
° —**—
The wat^.r main is still out of
commlsion it having broken ae fast
as it was repaired but w# hope it
will goon o6 fixed again for both
Fort Seward and Haings is prac
tically without fire protection as
far as water is concerned.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. J
IN THE .PROBaTE COURT FOR j
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
D'VISION No. 1. AT SKAGWAY,
BEFORE; HON JOSEPH J. F.
WARD; UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER AND EX-OFFICIO
PROBATE JUDGE.
j IN THE MATTER OF THE EST AT
OF
LI DA. PHELPS, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given by the tin-1
•JersigDed administrator of the es-!
•ate of Lid* Phelps Deceased, to th j
creditors of; and all persons having |
oWms against the estate of said de
ceased; Prepare them with the nec-|
essaiy vouchers, within the time je.j
quried by law, and to present thjem
to th6 undersigned at his residence i
'.n the Town of Skagway Alaska, j
And you are further notified that j
!C> any cliim is not filed within i
the tc#ne aforesaid it shall be bar
red.
Mark Phelps
Administrator of the estate
of Llda Phelps, Deceased.
First Publication JAi. 18th 1921
Final Publication Feb. 15th 1921
Bank Of Alaska In
stall Burroughs
#
Machine
i he Bank of AUska has recently
lustai'cd one of the latent and lar
gest of Burroughs automatic book
keeping machines, it la in iteolf *
marvel ot ingenuity and mechanical
sjuctn<*8. It is 95 per cent automa
tic thus leaving the minumum of
work for the operator.
1'i^j oPerjtor m<-'rely drolls in the
Isdger or statement she">t on the
feed lolls pulls a lover and all U
ready. tThe machin© automatically
i'-locta the Propcr column adds and
-ubtracts Uie amount and in tho
»aine operation automatically Prints
:Uo balance.
With U1I3 machine one Person can
aandlo fifiteu hundred active ac
:oants and kuow at th0 end of
Moh day that all balances are ab
.olutely correct.
K. 3. Hewitt of Juneau is the
igont for the Burroughs PooPl0
tad supplied and installed th0 ma
:lune at the Bank of Alsaka. The
Lank has the aamo machine iu its
jrauch's at Cordova and Anchorage:
Growers Revolt
% l
At Low Prices!
Le-ington Jan 20—Tobacco grow
>rv of Kentucky aro revolting again
it- the low prices for their product.
They have forced every market in
northern and central Kentucky to
:lose doors witfi tho hope of thus
jringing up tho price of Tobac
:o.
N.Y.K. Declares
Big Dividend
Tokio Jan 20—At the general se
mi annual meeting of the share
bolder.' of tUe Nippon Yusoii Kaisha
held iu this city last month a dlvi
Llt-tid of 30 per cent was declared.
Karen it em Pel Kondo was reelected
..resident and managing director of
^he line. The board of directors
.vere also i<--eleetcd.
Cable Briefs
i
j.Iarioa Jan 2u—President eU'ct I
Hardii.g will leave for Florida to- j
in'-rrow.
London Jan 20—The Brui.-h troo J
;n Jlesopotami ar« gradually b< lng|
withdrawn.
Dawson Jan 20—Frank Wilkins a
Vukon pioneer Perished on the trail
tir-s.r 3tewart city.
Washington Jan 20—The democrat,
of thfe Seni-te began a filibuster
JS&inst the emergency tariff bill to
i.iy. .! • i.
London Jan 20—iyAnnuncio the
Wet warrior left Fiurne Tuesday
noon Ho will motor to Parts; where
it is expt»'-i°d he will reside for ai
Lime.
Chicago Jan 20—The value of
t».'i sacks of registered mail found
l>j be >-100000 in cash and securities
jfbe robbers havc not yet been ap
prehended.
Washington Jan 20—Alaska has I
i>a&cd Colorado in the prod louon i
Ot gold for the P"st year. Hcr
Piodaction beiug 3SC.024 ounces
while Californias output wet 602,
l'I9 ounces for the same Period.
The drop in prodducticn for 1923
amount'd to 117,941 ounces.
Hea.tlo Jan 20—The government
totfay wirelessed th0 tug Snohomish
wo. oUi is now searching thru the
Shellibof straits for the missing
mall boat Joseph Pulitzer to seek
th. Dower schooner Olga of thei Ar
tic fleet- The Olga is three weeks
overdue at Seattle from Vaalaska.
..he ha(s six men on board.
Cork Jau 20—The people of the
city of Cork are literally living in
feir and trembling. The feeling of
frror is as intense as that which
prevailed before martial law was en
forced Th° blaclc and tans and the
au.horlUes who were withdrawn af
te' the recent fires are now more
in evidence than ever and hav6 been
tbe reason for this feeling of ter
rci • I . • *
Three Explosions
Much Dammags
London Jan 18—Three explosions
look plade In thQ city today and
il.o fore® of the concussions shatteC
td rliop windows tore up the pave
ments ov^r Of wid« area on Htaymar
ket street. The official^ declare
;ha*, th° outrage is not| tie work?
>f Sinn Felners.
Water Floods City
And Mine When
Dam Breaks
Mexico City Jan 20—\ hundred
•eopl0 arc djilng and two hundred |
njured at Paosequa. The dam abov^
,t.H city broke and the water swept
Lhru tlie lower sections Of the big
mining centre and thousands are
reiid°rl'd homeless. Several of the
mines are Hooded.
New Mark In
Drv Dock Work
Boston Jan 20—The big new 10;
)00 ton dry dock at th° Four river
;.lant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Co Ltd was completod last month.
I'he dock is the last word in con-)
itri ction and is large enough to
take ships 479 feet overall and hav
ing sa great a draft 24 feet.
I'ha dock is after,the Donnelly type
and uas two pumps. Theinstallajt:on
rt'.crku a development In the F-ore
river fl-int.
Cable Briefs
Washington Jan 20—The agrlcul
luie bill which has been reported In
thr House calls for an expenditure
i»i thirty eight million dollars.
reattle Jan 20—Tbe funeral of
Chest tr Thomas who died In Daw
sou held this afternoon. Cre
mation followed the funeral Ceremo
nj . !.i4.i '
Washington Jan 20—Aiuthorizatlos
for the coinage of a two( cent Piece
bearing thj Image of Roosevelt h
t?;c intent*of a bill reported, to the
House by the coinage committee.
The People of Stagway are Inter
ested in the wor-z of the Relief for
r^l'e starving in Europe. In the
!'peai for Armenia Skagway over
i ibscribcd her quota and it Is ex
[ f.-cted that she will again com6 for
ward with a good subscription for
litis cause
The subscriptions to date toftle
j275 with the cr.nvrss not yet com
plete. if you have not yet given
j. ur name and subecriKion to t.ho
committee do so within the next da:
•r tw*> as it is d^feir^d to send
the money and list by the n^xt boa)
J10 saveB a child utKil next har
vest. » : •
ORDINANCE NO. 138
WATER MAIN EXTENTION8.
lie it enacted by the Town Council
of Skagway;
Thxt from the dat^ of the P®^
sage of this ordinance no petition o!
request for an extentlon of the wat-1
er mains in th0 town of SIkagway
be favorably considered unless the
p3'imated cost of such extenUon be
loss than one hundred dollars
(?100.00) for each and ©very bona,
fida water user living on such ex
tentlon.
Ba it enacted further;
>Fhat should one or more Petition
ed. express a willingness to pay th^
cost In exctss of one hundred dollar
(5100.00) Per wa/ter ufcer for an ex
tont'on of the water mains and
file with the "town cleric a negoti
able bond or other negotiable secur
ity far such excess cost; The town
of Skagway agrees to repay sucii pe
tltioner on the basis of one hund
red dollars ($100.00) for goch. bona
lida water uscr who shall later Pay
w»ter tax on said extentlon until
the original Petitioner 14 reimburse
for the principal without interest of
such tayment as he has advanced o
vrat - main extentlon.
Passed by the Common Council
ihiB 17th day of January 1921.
ApProwd: E. J. Shaw
Mayor of the town otj
Skagway, Alaska
Attest; Walter JfcBrlen, Clerk.
First Pub. J»n. 18 1921.
Final Pub. Jan. 20 1921. - r
Luxuriant Hair Due
ToCareandCuticura
Shampoos with Cuticura Soap pre
ceded by light touches of Cuticura
Ointment do much to cleanse the
scalp of dandruff, allay itching and
irritation, arrest falling hair and pro
mote a hair-growing condition.
■*BpUB*<fcTrwb7M*U Addreaa: "Callcur*
or»K»rl*«4>»pt-200,**J " SoldeTery
where. Sotp2Sc. Ointioanta and60c. Talcum 2Se.
Cuticura Soap ahavca without muc
Ha-. 36 CENT LUNCH. '
Why e"t a. cold lunch when yo
»n get a bowl of hot soup. Horn
mads Mes and b cup of best co
fee for thlrty-fiVe cents at tbe Go
lBn North Cafe.
State Of Ohio. City of TcltfiO.
Lucaa County, as.
Frank J. pheney mal:es oatl) that h
is senior partner of the firm of F. .
Cheney & Co., doing buslne?" In the Clt
of Toledo. County and State aforesalc
and that said firm will pa" the "urn c
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for cac
and every case of Catarrh t!ic.t cannot b
cured by the use of HALL'S CATARR1
MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to befora mo and subscribed 1
my presence, this 6th day of Deoembei
A. D. 1S8S. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine la taken It1
ternally and acts through tbi> Blood o
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Sen
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY £ CO.. Tile-Jo. O.
Sold by all druKtfsts
Hall's Family Tills tor constipation.
—AcIt art' e ii
IIP ■ I
I iknjrway Reade:n Are Learning
Th0 Way '
I It's the Httle kidncy ills— ,
Til® lama weak or aching back—
The unnoticed urinary disorders—
That may load to dropsy and
Brights distase
When the kidneys are weak,
Help .them with Doan's Kidney
Pills,
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Doan's hay© bcon used in kidney
troubles for 50 yars.
Endorsed by 50; 000 people—eider
s' d by citizens of this locality.
Mrrs S E Marsh 1720 Lincoln St
I Bellingham, Wash, says: "I used to
bB subject to kidney disorders and
backach®. At times I could hardly
st aighten up when t got down my
back was so slih' and lame, a fe^
of Doan's Kidney Pills soon stopped
that awful mis°ry in my back and
a Put my ki.ir.eys in good working or
der. Of l<iie years i hav0 been free
® , from tiiis annoyance but Doan's
* | Kidney Pills would be my first con
| stlerntion if I ev'er had occasion to
' | tjtlr© t kidney medicin0 cer.in for I
j know they have no equal.'*
| Prico COc; at all daalers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—ge
> I Doan's Kidney I'HU—th0 sam0 that
• I Mrs Marsh had. Foster-Milburn Co.
' i Mfrs., Bufialo, N. Y. .
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!'f- $F&0-■ ftir time table no. 46
S*. 1, K. Bound
. 1st Ohta
2:30 a, m. Leaves
11:00 «. m. *■»
J 12:40 P. m.
2:10 P. m.
j 4:30 p. m.
I'a^eOgers mu»t bo at depoi <u t'nie to hrn e-Rapsage la
p^cted and cheeked. In.sp.ctloo '» *tcpped 30 m'uul.ts before
leaving lime of tra'ns.
150 pound" of Baggage w1' t>a checked tr, F « !ih ea> li full
fare ticket and 75 pound' tvltn eajh half fa p rliir^t.
Tuesday and Friday.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WH1TEHORSE
Arr'T,
I/earee
Vo a. 8. Bound
Cut Class
3:45 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
1£:4 5 p. m.
lc *i ±j a. izi.
t : JO a. m.
The ends are sealed
by electriclty-so that ali f
the goodness and flavor [ I
are retained for you. ■ j
L,
Each stick fs sspara?
wrapped, to keep it fresh
clean till yo« need it — al
every meal cr cigar.
Whitens teeth, clears
throat, sweetens breath,
aids appetite and digestion
— great benefits for a
small price.
And the Pries
Is Still 5c
The ends are sealed
by electriclty-so that aii
the goodness and flavor
are retained for you.
Each stick is separated
wrapped, to keep it fresh and
clean till you need it —after
every meal cr ci2ar.
Whitens teeth, clears
throat, sweetens breath,
aids appetite and digestion
— great benefits for a
small price.
And the Price
Is Still 5c