Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yot. make a mistake if
nou d' no stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on ea:h floor
Kuncu« for its Heme C-oking,
\lilk, C'L-am, Cottage Cheese and
Bjttfrr.'.ilk from cur wn d;»*v j
[•res., bigs, etc
Rales '53.00 Per Day and UpJ
\v.1.1,-hted, Larsre San-pJe
'Aoo:i\a for 1 taveiing M'n.
'J. S. PUII£N. Pxop.
Jkagwa/. Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
■
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot Block 2t>, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
.ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
flk WINTER SCHEDULE
CANAJWNJ
v"'«y Princess Alary i
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc, \
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER §
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS |
;
Tickets To All Points East |
Al l'si'icular* Pit'n
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
SClUKCr Tl) TllASUK WlTIIOl'T NoiiCK I
Note Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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3 SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY <§
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— - i-or — "In
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE j i
Direct cmec.ions for Tac:>nn. Vancouver $
and Victoria
£ n
^ .. . PI
.i Saili ij for Cilifor.iii Mj.iJiy, Friday and
Saturday
J.vnes Wallace A^ent - Skigway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATFLE& TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JSF7ERSON, Nov. 5, 17, 29
E. j. Si I AW A^cr.t Phone 66 SKAGWAY
poplar picture Palace Tue^n^jay
Maurice Tourneur Production Presents
The Massive Drury Lane Theatre Stage Success
"Sporting Life"
By Cecil Roleigh and Seymour Hicks
Scenes from the Prize Rmg and Race Track
HEARST NEWS
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
I Dan Sutherland
| Candidate For Alaska
| Delegate.
The man who heads the Rci'ubli
can ticket tlils j'l-ar Is'so'weH'k'.io" 1
to the voters 'i Alaskak thai a.
introducUoa n,ay soPerflous,,,
t>u« the Pub'.i; geaeraliy ha3 no
bcen lnad0 a&iuain'ed witli tlio Pub
lie work of Senator SuthertandUoi
'ne very good reason that the Pre^
of the territory or at lea-'t'thos
«Lo control the »ame have thot i;
more expedient to Bivo as little Pul
llcity as Possible to his Political ef
t)n8
Senator Suthoiiand was bom APrj
17, 1869, la Pleasant Bay, Cui
Kretca Island, Canada, not far frt,'
theh Newfoundland flehlns bank9 .
He Is of Scotch Amorl°aii extraction
la his childhood he wa3 taken to
Gloucester, .Massachusetts and Brew
to sturdy manhood la t^at city, sc
curias- his ed'-National trainiu« ;i
Ks8ox a subeio of Gloucester. A
a boy hhe was a fishormaa so that
aft"- he moved to Salam Ms • ex
ly rKnco had sivtn hi:n a good start
for takins hold o tho business'end
the lish batitess uaWl 1S9S when,
starfd for Alaska., at a time
when thousands of yeans men w«r®
leaving the East, the Middle States
aud the Wes^ for the new El Dora
• do. Senator Sutherland sPont the
{winter of 1893, 99 la the KoyukuJt
district, and u RamPaa-t, ensased in
mining. He wen^ to Nom9 la the
SPrinS of '99 aad in the followins
year became jnter«sted in a ll^lit
erase business under the flrm,
n«uno of Sesnoi and Sutherland.'Thi
I veuture was the orisln of the John
, J. Sesnon company, with which'near
ly ail Alaskans are famiinary, es
especially the NomeKes.
I:i 1902 and 1903 Senator S"tuer
land made a comtortablel fortun
from a Place; 1 mine at Councll,
which ho worktd with a hydraulio
e.;uipment.
Late 1903 >e was employed by
f D. lane la working the first hy
dr£uilc Plant on OPhir creek. I
1S0-1 he rePreseDted the Alasku'min
InJ ProPerties owned by the Liebe
famuyl of SaA Francisco, whjch'also
operated at councill.
'lie Fairbanks minlng district
was Senator Sutherland's field of
operation in 1905, -when he operated
&» a layman oa Cl«ary Crecic. He
spent th« following seasoa la the
Alaskan ranSe, ProsPecUns tliat di!
triet extenslvqy, Ho then, return,
od to Xome and la th° summer ol
ll'OS he ProsP0ctcd and mined on'tin
third beach, lino. While h.0 was s
tn-nfe'cd lie was aPPoLatNl by Pr«s
dent Willi a m Howard Taft to be
United State8 marshal tor tlio Firs<
Division wjtjj offjce la J"nea". He
took office In July, 1909 but afte:
the sensationa". Political war ol
wnlch Senator Sutherland wa$ a
victim, ho whs removed from office
Hcng with Usttedi States Attorney
J >hn J. iioyse. Senator Sutherland
loft office in May 1910, and im
mediately rcf'med to minlns ia the
uow ly 1 discovered Idita;od district,
and at Ruby, whlioli was strucl
■shortly after the Iditarod exciteni°ii
had faded.
Wh'-n the first lofc'ljlativo electl
ion was held orator Sutheriand'wa
succ^ssfui being given th° Uare<
esc vote of a ay Sonatoria.1 candidate
from the Fourth Division. At th
close of the s'-ssion he tossed a coin
with S°nator ilonry Rodens, and wo
the holdover, Civins him Mi0 4,yeai
term. He was r° elected in 191
which t°rm expires this year.
THE GATEWAY WILL GET
THE ELECTION RBTURN'S
Oa Tuesday right November 2., th
Gateayw will r.jceive tie election re
turn'.
All patrons and friends are cordia*
ly invited to come ana hear the re
suits of the votins jn the State9.
Bulleetins will be received eve
fe«'u mia»tes anei wi" bo read i i
Pos>ed up.
PERRY HERN* ''"0 HAVE
THE election bulletins
Following hi3 custom. Perry Hf
v.il! receive the Election bulletins or.
the liislit of o'eetion, Xovember 2nd.
Sfecial aarraoiSoments wju |be made
to accommodate the PeoPle who de
fire to get the red hot ejection re
sults. Everyoug is Incited and all
will be welcome, d J
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays dosed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
WHITE PASS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION TO
i ELECT NEW OFFICERS
^ here wl" bo a seneral meetins of •
the member3 ,of the White Pas3 Hos
PJfi Association (held in tlie Whito |
Pass Cjub room on Tuesday, Nov. 2 j
at 8:00 P. m. tor 'ho purpose of elec !
Ing the fol'o*'iuS officers. Chairman:
»n.d Secretary vt tho association, and
three Trustees. One Trustee for
a one year tat™, one for a two y^ar
tern, and one if or a threoycar term. J
Also an AudlUnR C0m.mUtee consist!
Ins of three (3) members for a frm i
of three (3) yoara. Any other bus;
aess reiatlv0 to the HosPlta.1 may be |
brou* ht beofore thi*> "»oeting,
| , (SUffned) H. Ashley, '
Chairman Doard of rrustees. j
Milk and Meat Prsvent Pellagra.
The most recent researches Into I1*'''
Ingrii. just published in the form of :i
report from the United States pub
lic health service, make it elenr thsir
J deficiency of milk and fresh meat in
I the diet is the principal cause of the
is-ase.
Or. Joseph Holdherger. to whom the
, mi-Id owes most of It.'! knowledge of
j pellagra, urges that more cows be in
troduced into those regions of our
Southern states In which pellagra Is
most prevalent, and that nll-the-year
rotind fresh meat markets be estab
lished.
| NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR ON FINAL
In i he Court of the Comml3sloiu;r
(or the Terr'tory of AlaEka,.
DU'^lon No. 1- before tie Hon. J. j
J. F. Ward. Ex—Of£1 co PrODate
JuJte sjttlng la Frobat®, at 9haS
way. Prec'tct.
| la the mailer of th® Estate of
Geor&e ilowl, deceased.
Notice ,1a noreby sivea by the ■
d.rsjsned, administrator of the
tat© of Geort'o Mowl, deceased. that
a final rePort ,aud petition. for dlstri j
butioa has been fj]ed (With the above •
■ named Court by tlig 'Administrator?
' of the above named estate; that the
| Court i3 asked to settle such rePort;
distrlbut® tho ProPer'y to the hei
'i .ivrsans entit'ed to the fame and t
discharge the administrator, and thi j
' Thursday the 23 [day of X)ecien;be
i 1920, at 2 {p. m. in, the Court Ho< I
of th® abovo entiitled Court. has bee j
fixed as the and Place for the
I hearing of suc^ final rePort and Pe,
: til ion.
j Dated at Saasway this 27th day <. j
' October, 1920.
(Signed) A. O. Blanchard,
Administrator
First publication, Oct. 30th. 192u. j
] Final publication Nov. 27th. 1920 !
OPES LETTER II
SKIMMERS
As Republican candidate for tlio
Territorial Senate fro1" the First
Division, I submit the followins do
ciara'icn of principles, to wit;
I bciitiv0 t,jat Alaska's deveioPv
aient should &o directed by tho^
Who havo established homes with,
in htr borders and endured the Pri
v;:tioiia incident there.
iiyery encouya"ement should ba
oirered for ' at iuvestmwnt of caPit
al in legitimate, P0rn>anent, in
du-triall enterprise3.
A £)'stcni of conservation st-ould
bt> established and enforced, that
^ ill l<romote development, liilo Pro
tfceiius Alaska's miturall resources
from w&aton waste and deftruc
'let.
Jicro adequate Provision should
be made for «h? care and conifort'of
o ai'ed Pir.-if^rs and the i'1
sane Patients oi the Terriory, whero
by Political tr :i'ficir.s in connection,
,rith ft, la "ii'-xtually eliminatcd.
Present tj-'aa. Portation rates a'*
Ppar exorbitant and constitute an
effective and ft. ions barrier to
the estaiiishnm-t of eKsential en,
terPrises, to sttflement and to Pen
eral welfarei and advancement o
the Territory. It is imPerativ0'that
co:,,a measure of relief bo'secured.
C-ailtal and Labor aro th° Prima
essentials to '"ip development of tlio
Territory. caritai is theh. result of
laLor, and la turn., Labor Is ra
inibur°ed by Capital; Publi0 woI
faro and general ProsPeri'y d'-mand
i 'iat 'he of each should bo
c"r<. Cully safeguarded.
Liberty and loyalty constitute the
foundation uPoa which our nation,
v-af built; they must be maintained,
la Ala*kcl if arc to Prosper. I
favor labor orFsniziUon3 anions
loyal A"-eri an itizen3, ou a con
structtvo and tdecatlonal basis.
Tc tiiosa who have Proven'their
devotion to our nation by re"Pndinff
to tbtir Country's call, should
be t'ivc-n the Preference In situation
of remunerative emPloymont, ac
cording t0 tli. ir various caPacitie'.
A Public ofi'ico Is a Public
t"i st and me duties should bo
faithfully Performed la a noa Par4!
san manner for t!ie ""elfare of the
Public.
GIVE ALASKA A SQUARE DEAL,
Forest J. Hunt.
Kct°lilkan( Alalia.
Keller Brothers have just received
a *uPriy of leads for the PoPular,,
EversbarP Pencil. KeeP your pencil
Jul]. tf
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 is 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 STS. SEATTL1
ARLINGTON HOTEL
f The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel i3 not and never haa been owned or controlled by Japanese j
,$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.001
BUSS MELTS ALL TRAINS.
1 J. J RYAN. Prop. . ROBT. KELLY. M*r.