THIS ADVERTISEMENT CONTRIBUTED THROUGH THE
PATRIOTIC CO-OPERATION OP
PHIL ABRAHAMS
-AMERICA'S-;
IMMORTALS
GEORGE DILBOY,
Private, Company H, 103rd
Infantry.
Private PI 1 hoy ^von the distin
guished service cross for con
spicuous gallantry near Bclleau,
France, July IS. lie died
from wounds received at that
time. After Ills platoon had
gain**! its objective along a j
railroad embankment. Private j£
_ Pllboy. accompanying his platoon jf
j* leader to reeonnoiter the ground 5
hevond, was suddenly fired upon g
by an enemy machine guu from £•
one hundred yanls. l'rom a ?
standing position on the rail- 3
read track, fully exposed to 5
view, he opened fire at once, b;it jf
failing to silence the gun. rushed 3
forward with his bayonet fixed, jf
through a wheat field toward the 3.
gun emplacement, falling within
twenty-five yards of rhe gnn with ?
his right leg nearly severed ff
above the knee, and with sev- &
eral bullet holes in his body. £
with undaunted courage, he con- V
tinued to fire into the emplace
ment from a prone position, kill- ^
Ing two of the enemy and dis- a
persine the rest of the crew. Pri- g
vate Diibny's hoiue was in Bos- 5
ton. Mass.
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Latest Proposal
| Is Air Trip to
Liquor Store
Palm Beach, Fla.—Ther^ is evi
' dcnee here *o support the prophecy
that if the country gots entirely dry
ii-x! summ.r. i may become an es
tablishe' practice for persons to fly
otn of it for 9 legal drink and then
tly b^ck to eontinue the day's rou
1 cine.
The Bahama island?, Engligh ter
j rit-rr, are only 70 m le§ off shore.
! l'hq Florida Kast Coast Hotel Co.,
! « nich owns the Poinciana and Brea
! ers at Palm Beack, has received a
proposal from an airplane company
to put on airplane ferries nest win
ter ooeratins: between Pa-lm Beach
an<! Nassau, where the s'me com
pany has another hotel. The pro
per 1 calls for airplauea to carry
12 uasseng-rs and make 11i{>s in 60
minima..
While the expense lH'p not been,
' woikff' out, it would be hSgh but
inn. o high for a very thirsty man.
Subscribe for your limit of Vieto
j ry Loan Bonds—and then some.
wrr. rw.?ar»' -"
will take your share
of the
Vi&ory Liberty Loan
because deep down
in your heart
you know it is
the right thing to do.
This Advertisement Contributed Through the Patriotic
Co-operation of
C. W. ASK & SONS
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Robert Lowe Is
Optimistic Over
The Outlook
i Robert Lowe, the Whitehorse mer
chant and miner arrived, yesterday
on the Princess Mary after an ab
ience of several months, during
which time he visited all part® of
Sanada an# a large part of the
l/nlted States. During the last
tnree or four months, Mr Lowe
h*s been suffering from poor health
aud has been in the hospital in Van
eouver under treatment. However
we itre pleased to note that Mr.
Lowe i(s about recovered, a/nd will
be able to pitch in again in his en
ergetic manner, and make things
go.
Speaking of conditions In the
southern and eastern districts, Mr.
[ Lowo said, "The east is very pros
perous on account of the war con
ditions and the manufucturerea have
made barrels of money in what ever
busincs? they were in a^d the farm
ers likewise.
"The west is becoming more pros
perous all the time, but not to
such an extent ag the eastern por
tions.
"A great deal of tin rest exists
with the laboring classes over the
high cost Of living and that tho
wealthy men are getting too much
wealth at the expense of labor.
'Bolshevism is on tha decline
and a great many of the agitators
nave been picked and deported.
"The dissatisfaction ot labor is
not so much, over the amount of
wages .but for the high cost of ev
erything necessary for their exis
tence, and with the lowering of
priecs, normal conditions will goon
become general ana prospeneiy »m
again settle iown over the country.
"I li&ve been looking' carefujly in
to the Lockwood-Dalziee process
oi exrtacting copper from the Ores.
"As far as I can see from the
frequent demonstrations takem place
this process is the one suitable for a
tamo such as Whitehorse. This
proc.ss produces pure cooner ri&ht
on 'he ground. The oast of in
stall jug a plant capable of treating
fifty tons of ore p^r day is about
tweutvfive of thirey thousand dol
lars and this method is now but the
company that has it has the capital
to push in into every copper camp
on i!i« Pacific coast, a lift although
they have libeen offered large
amouuts of money for their rights
they refuse to sell and will dis
tribute the rights go that every maa
who has a copper mine can be tree
from monopoly and can treat his
own ore. Once the °re 1* treated
tue product ia of commercial value
and needs no more refining.
"I belicrte that if the Whitehorge
copper camp ever amounts to a
big thing, it will "be by the u£e of
this method1 of extraclng the copper
from the ores, as it will reduce the
transportation charges to such an
extent that every prospect in the dis
iricl can operate at o profit"
Mr. Lowe will leave pu the train
tomorrow for hi$ home in White
horse.
OLl> TIMER BACK
FROM OVERSEAS
R. o. Saunders, who lived for
over ten years in Stag way in the
ijooi!-, days and afterwards removed
to WhHehorse and from there to
Uawso'i, returned on the Mary from
a three years serviee for King and
country
Sai.d-y joined up with the Black
! contingent and was transferred to
what is called the I. W. T.'s (In*
land Water Transport) and served,
fifteen months in France and nine
months in Mesoptamia.
Althc having- some strenoug times
3andy comes back in gooft shape
excel)* a slight discomfort from hav
ing been gassed a couple of
times. He will go over to White
horse tomorrow, on his way to Daw
sou.
NEW MATROX AT
WHITE pass hospital
Miss Ambrose, of Seattle, arrived
here yesterday and will take charge
£>f the White Pasg Hospital, vice
I Mrs. Owen, resigned.
! Miss Ambrose is a well know/a
an.1 capable nurse ajid will no douibt
maintain the high standard of Whit
Pms hospital.
j LADIES AUXILIARY TO MEET
TOMORROW AFTERXOOX
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet
tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock
at «he residence of Mrg. L. A. Har
rison, on east Fourth avenue.
The Auxilary will be entertained
Lby Mesdames Sh,orthtll and Jacobs.
I. Y.u W J T
Die, Tell It To
The Marines
It isn't nice to swear in type.
Neither is war nice. Thia is a
war story. It wa« told by Brig
adier General Catlln in his book,
"With the Help of God and' a Few
Marlaes." Belleau Wood, i'3 the
setting.
The General had given hie tloops
the order to advance. His last
words a® they started across the
wheat fields under a withering! fire,
"Give 'em hell, boys."
"Some one has reported," the G&rf
eral continues, "that they advanced
in those woods crying', 'RememSber
the Lusitania.' If they did 1 failed
to hear it.
"Somehow that doesn't sound, like
th(» sort of things the Marine? Bay
under the conditions."
Then General Catlln tells what
they did say. When the lines were
wavering under the terrific German
fire, a sergeant cried out:
"Come on you do
you want to live forerrer?"
Tell the Marines tha t you are
not. going to take your share of the
coming Victory Liberty Loan.
McBride Brings
Blushing Bride
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McBrlde are
returning passengerp who came In
ou the Princess Mary yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. McBride are on
■ heir wedding tour ag they were
married in V'Vncouver on Wednes
day April 23rd.
This young couple are well Icnowi
ia the north as Mr. MaBrldg hafi
been in the employ of the White
Pass river division offices at
Whitfihorse for a number of years,
and thfl bride, nee Tesky taught in
th<> Whitehorp© school^ for several
years and is a sister of Mrs. H. C.
Alcl'herson.
There no doubt but the newly
weds will bo accorded * cordial re
ception upon their arrlval la White
no rse tomorrow, w
The Alaskan joins la coagr^t'
ulutions.
Noted Surgeon
Makes Address
lolontl Joseph A. Biake, speak
ing beiore a distinguished medical
audience at Paris, made the ptate
irpur. that there had been little
ii«w development ol purgicaj know
ledge during the war. Colonel
BlnKe ba$. been the chief surgical
officer ot the American hospitals in
France. •
"There have been," said the doc
toi, however, "fruitful investi
gations and observation# in regard
t.) the, treatment of wound iufectlon
4u'i shock. in the first two years
.•>*' llio war a search for novel treat"
nieu's l«d surgeons toward a uni
versal panacea for wound Infec
tions by antiseptic means. It is
only more recently that aeceptic prin
ciplcs have been re-egtablljshed."
Colonel Blak$ has developed, an
a>oe:i-atus of swings and pul
leys tor fracture cases which have
•-eeu widely imituted in the allied
armies. 'flip latest treatment of
wounds, said the doctor, is. away
ri IL» violent antiseptics and based c|
tin urinciple that well nourished tie
su, tan not only withstand but can
eliminate Infection. He stateg that
he believes in th® method of the
PVu'-b surgeon, Lomaitre, who pirn
tfly cleaned* the wound, removed all
devitalized tissue# and foreign mat
ter pu'! then closed }t immediately
without the uge of antiseptic.—Poc
atella Tribuno.
HEALTH NOTICE
Notice ig hereby given that the
Health Department has pet aside
Saturday, May 3rd, 1919, as *>n
uaul cleanup day and all citizens ar
hereby notified that accumulation ol
refuse such as garbage, tin caais,
ashes, and other disease breeding
flltli, now stored in alleyways, back
yards and vacant lots must be re
moved on or before that day.
5-1, 2, 3 Dr. W. O- Gable,
Health Officer.
Tho boys have finished the job
"over there"; let ug finish it "over
here." __ ... l S-4'i.
Qui tet Arrested
InGamblingRaid
Ralph Reed, night jailer at the
federal bastile, this morning raided
the Popular Grill, owned' and oper
ated by Jeo Robins and Georg'
Kail, arrested the proprietors and
gathered in a largo amount of cash
and gambling parphernalia.
Who* Mr. Reed1 entered the card
room, ho found a number of men
deeplyl interested, in a. gam® ol
"Blackjack" or similar game of
chance, Saying "Good morning
noys," he pocketed the money and
'arres'ed five of those present.
Those taken into custody beside*
I the propriety were Gug Riney,
! Alex Mul and.< Steve Christ.—
j Anchorage Times.
The Victory Loan Committ .o will
get you if you don't watch out.
I HA!R TELLS CHARACTER.
Color of Hair Snlil to Indicate a Per.
■«»'» Temperament.
Mar.y people believe that blonde, 01
light hair denotes affection and dark
hair constancy. A person without fcaii
la not devoid of character; far from It
; The disposition of the average bald
headeJ man la to show such solicitude
for the welfaro of others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ causes baldness.
ProT. Sabouraud, of Paris. France, ln
nocoulated a rabbit with Dandruff germs,
causing It to become totally baid In five
weekfl' time. To rid the scalp of these
dangerous germs it Is necessary to apply
Newbro's Herpicide.
"Destroy the cause—you romove the
effect."
Sold by leading druggists. Send iOo In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Mich.
Cue Dollar Dottle, guaranteed.
At all Drug Stone. Adv.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
In accordance with Ordinance No.
112, notice la hereby given that the
Registration Books will be open
at. the office of the City Clerk in
the City Hall, every evening from
7:30 to 9:00 p. m. for two waaks
commencing April 21st 1919,
or Saturday afternoon, April 26th,
from 1:30 to 6:00 p. m. for the
registration of voters at the muni
cipal election to be held May 6th,
191&.
C. H. ROGERS,
! i 1 r to 6 3 City Clerk
NOTICE OF EXECUTOR
In the court of the commlssionei
for th© Territory of Alaska, Di
1 vision No. 1, before the Hon. J. J.
P. Ward, Kx-Officio Probate Judg«
at Ska sway.
INT THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF ROSETTA MATjLD.4
BROWN.
Notice U hereby given b>: the
und-ersigned, Executor of the Es
tate of Rosetta Matilda Brown, de
ceased, to the creditor? of, and all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to present them with th<
uecessary vouchers, within the time
requir-i by law, to the undersigned
at his residence in the Town oi
3kagway, Alaska.
Dated at Skagway, April 30th
1919.
Andrew Jackson Baker,
Executor of the estate of,
Rosett.a Matilda Brown deceased
First publication April 30th.
Lfgt publication June 11th.
NOTICE OF
MUNICIPAL ELECTION*
As ;,rovtdad by Ordinance No. 121
an<] tu accord with a Rssolutioi
passed by the City Council on th«
?8th day of March, 1919, pur'
suant to an Emergency bill enactec
toe Territorial Legislature o:
I Alaska, notice la hereby given thai
a general Municipal Election wil
be held on TUESDAY, May 6th
1919. for tho election oC a MAYOR
THREE COUNCILMEN, a CIT1
CLERK and a TREASURER of th<
Scoool Board) and a CITY TREA
SURER.
The City Hall has been designate
&8 the polling place and th0 polli
will be open from 7 a. m. to 7 P
m. May 6th 1919.
The qualifications of voters foi
oouncilmen and other officer^, exosp
School Treasurer, are as follows
They shall be citizens of the Unl
to* States or thcpe who liave de
clared their Intentions to become cit
ssens of the United' States, twenty-on
years of age or over, who have resli
continuely one year, next pre
ceodluif tlie election in theDistrlci
of Alaska, and six months, nexl
preoeading the election, within th<
limits of the City of Skagway, an<
shall b&ve d<uly registered.
The qualifications of voters foi
m«mbe.s of tke School Board *r<
aa follows: All adults, male anc
females who are citizens of the Uni'
ed States or who have declarer
their intention to become such ant
whe are bona flda residents of tin
Sbagway Sohool District
C. H. ROGERS
4—17 to 5—6 City Clerk
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I .Many. Skagway People have done so
\\ hen the idney® are w*.akk they
giv.e unmistakable warnings that
shci.Jd not be ignored. By exam
ining the urine and treating the kid*
i neys upon the fii-st sign of disor
der, many days of suffering may
be s^ved. Weak kidntyg usually
oxpo' a dark, ill smelling urina
mine, full of "brickdust" sediment
and painful in passage. 31uggi3h
k.d-neyg oftui cause a dull paia in
the small of the back, headaches,
dizzy spells, tired', languid feelings
and frequ.nt rheumatic twinges..
Doan's Kidney Pills for the
kidneys only; they help weak kid
neys to rid' the Llood of uric poison.
There is no better rceommended r©'
'medy.
U .ad the statement that follows:
T.. H. Berry, 194 Fargo St.,
Portland Ore., says: "I had. boen
an unsuaiiy healthy man and hadn't
b'.fin siok a day in my life until
I \va.- taken with typhoid, fever..
Alter the fever left me, my kidney
b-v."-:.-: awfully weak and the se
cret:* ns passed irregularly and- con
tained siediment. Every quick
m.ve sent quick sharp, cutting
pains through me and I 'was lama
a ti l stiff all over. I read about
Doau's Kidney Pi lip and started
to us4 them. They soon put my
kidneys in good* order and I felt
L'k» a different man."
Price 60 c, at all deajers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills— tho sama
Miat Mr. Berry had. Poster-Mil*
I burn Co. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. T.
The liberal term* on. Victory
Bonds make It possible for every*
one to subscribe.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second and
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Visit
la* brctLers cordially welcome.
L. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
James L. Stewart, Arctic Reto« tier.
F. & \. »L
White I'flss Ledge F. ft
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
and 4th Saiunla* evenlnca
of each month. Visiting
Brethren ar-e welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
T. j. STA.NDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. JSLKS
Skagway Lodg<i
v-,;".- NO. 431, B. T. O.
E. meets every
_ Hlf^0 "hinridaj at 8:30
p. m. VIaltlu<
brothers cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
g1. 1 yAWDEWALL, Seci«t*x> -
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, Ao. 12«
mcef ir. A. B. Hall first Mond#* In
evu'j mont at 8:30 p> m<
VLjlting Brothers cordially »®i"
c nif.
CHA3. BROCKMILLER, Pre*
J. C. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal Order
Eagles—
Skagway Aerlo-.
N6. 23, Fratej -
n*l Order of
Bylfi meet the first and third
W«-dnesday night of each month at
thfjir ball on Fifth Avenue. Visit
Id* brothers cord'ally Invited to
atteud
M. K. Rogers, W. P.
J. M. G ties bach, Secretary.
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