Filings Upon Oil
Cover 1,079,073
Acres In Alaska
Ibt IHstrJrt in \l*
plimi ion* for I"ii»|ii*iIiik
nil* 1 l^-islns.
Juneau. July - Ft tine* of api'lScn
linns (or oil prospective and lousing
l*ormi?5 totnl 1.1*70.#73 ;ti on the
>>i Alaska. .uvordins
i .• 'u-iv Four hu; tired ami eigitiy
• loeal f S land otfii'o eoi -
i - - iu fo»ri.«.-n it »:r:<ts of
■..1 r tiiatrfc". 141 applicants
follows. ku:.illa. :4
<■
i \ ntaiia itstk. v
' .1 Ha- I'liwliii'lW to !• id t' e
.it !'"ate involved Tin* K.ii.iila ueU; f
•fid third |I ... ■ .ill of til!* .VtMJ
I. ' ««iii»-e hero, the distr: t» in v.,ia 'u
■■I . :i» luadA .aid ( .u i' -"
A»*ro>
ntak.-i.uk Bay., is....
.. 3iS.4s<i
. 15.3rt< ]
... I' - kidnapped -■
Ice i*rvu?u »> considered *»u«* *»f the i
b.-st of foods. Have a brick deliv
ered by Keller Brot .e. s for your
Mini! ; • dinner.
KEtP urn
neys ..r.- ap; t.i feel old at si\t>
• -
Pills i.elp t i keep * oung. Here's
it l*uitviu< ins mw
J IV How®, prop rf £tMH-:'al Hore
1 hancn't xit.-d.-il a kidney
for the past t«»' year*.
1 li.m- had no trouble miuc last
iiv<>rlt::lRK that affoeied my ' due
I >i»d severe l>ai» ill the lower , irt
f ii.y b.n-k. but ttie nia;ii
■
Ti >- *«.. retioiis burned
and ' fie was iullaiuatton in In)
:r >* medic :.es. but they did me tuv
good. Uoan's Kidney Pills d.d the
work for me. I have been entire!)
free from k.di> > and bladder trou
ble for ti e past two >ears." i(SiaIe
nient given February 19. 1916).
On l»ecember 4. 1-919. Mr Howe
said 1 neter miss a chance to rec
ommend T'oan's Kidney P.Us to any
o! e I hear speak of kidney trouble
I know from experience, there is
nothing better for this trouble."
Price 60c. at ail dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Howe had. Fosler-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
Dogs Make Record on Trail
Seppala's Team Champions
Four thousand riile> of winter
trawl I a si season'
This was the record established
l.) I.eonard Sepnla. the famous Nome
eepstake* winner, hero ('f many
exploits on the northern trail and
owner of one of tht best dog teams
the North has ever produced Ar
rival of the Seppala team in Notiu
Inst spring marked «notlier no:ch in
the important part piaved hv t:e
"huskies" in the transportiti >n of
Alaska, for these noes have boen
.: ilentiiied with the territory's de
velops ent even before tV gold da*s
With Seppala on a portion of hij
■ •vevifiil doR trip of last season
V. .lohn i' Cotwn'« of the t nii< d
tes »'iigin*pr corps, stati- tied »irh
• ■ ilask.i road corimissuui .11 la
.it M.i Ootw-il*. after 'icing iden
r.i->i on m.i.'i lar:;e projects as t|:e
< :.nsvlvali a Kril«:it tnitlirl and tie
V
i »1 if it >.Tvittc overseas a m r: n r the
"ar. i.iir.e to A!a*k . in the spring of
":t1 Sti.re t^at thtr bis Work in
k.ska I.as ilivoiv.-d a travel of ?i!.
"i- m.les.
TlntrougbbretK «.f t'ic \oil*l
\\ 'it-ii Sep Pain's (loss- -.>lft<»»; of
i- S iieriaii species bonified down
\ •
id tie returning fio.ii .1 .ie;ii
*iii tiie trail In rea'in tUev
ikms 1 .e last t'lile of 4,«»m»
S
s»-< ailed Siberians althoiK
• >? in . iisk.t. are descendants 01
'itt*o d-i: lirnnt^iil from the in
.I't'ior i»! Miteria Those dogs. by long
x
eniM-it' < to l»t> virtually the
t \I MKK AT*>K> MARK < I \>t v
in iMIST KKT*II1KW
ketiliikan Klk* An* now to IVli
t ion (irnnil laxlgc for
( lijirtri; llopr to *»et Il T!ii*
11 tit ii iti.
! MiiimT.iiors named hy the <it>
• > i i > «<■ time ago to take the
■;> .if Kcirhikan turned in thcii
epo. I last tnkhi. shewing the |><>pu ,
.of Ketchikan to Tie per
s i •• enumeration was accepteil
urnv.il and placea on tile.
r. isi . ■ ; he census, showing more'
" residents, the Ketchikan
:» of t!u- Klks lodge are now
■■I. ning the grand lodge for a
... r for a lodge in Ketchikan
(•ioti.il convention of the K!ks
!•« jeid hi a few weeks in Oali
a and it is hoped that favorahl. ]
it will l>e taken on the petitioi j
it ti.at time
I'KIM I or \\ Al.KS LOSKS
W \<.KI!S <>\ BOXI\«i Rt'l T
l.onrton. .Tilly The Prince i»t
t
. ! while at a private dinner parti
dtvply disappointed I'm hat'.
M. kril I'arpeutier to knock out
> solely on account of his ad
ion for the frenchman, whom
trvtaitied prior to !i:s going in*
io Iruining
Tin \Weklj Dispatch. O'limeiit
1 - tii light says
jieniier showed aiuaxin^
ptftck, hut was no match for the
spie.tdeagle thampion "
T.e Sunday Kxpr«ss says.
IVmpst'v outftnig.it and oithoxel
CariH-iitier."
Knrope is now wii hfil a real
hi * weight, is th# opinion li is
•vvning of F. Bettinson. .ieeretar> of
the National sportirg chih .io de
ans thai IVmpsev "onid prihnlily
i-.o l>eaten Johnson but 'h-.t he is
noi good a fichi»r as Peter Ja<k
\nor.\i \ k<»r ni:n>
I'KKDH TS RH.KASI
•Mliinta. fia . July 10 --Tie pre
il ■ *> :'ml Knuwte l>ehf. veteran
Sin.. list leader. now in the fodoni
• iiarj here, will he released
within two week-", was made last
alsht 1>> Hamilton I), f'tark. an at
torney associated With Siunfl M
> astleton in haualtng Dn-s' af
fairs.
Clark declared 1:0 had resetted
detini <• informatioil tl:a' !;eh«' case
a ill be considered separate and apart
from all other applications for par
don of federal prisoners, immedi
ately after July 4. WtHl the nature
of his investigation will he. he 8a.>1
he could not say. but h= d "Glared
other information is in tne hands ol
Castleton, who is in New York.
| thoroughbreds among dogs. with
. the same characteilstics thai desiR
j nate the Arabian horse and his
thoroughbred descendants Their
spirit. their devotion, their endur
ance all are striking resemblances
of the thoroughbred animal.
j Many times the dogs of Alaska
have run a race with death In carrv
iiiR sick persons to the nearest doc
tor. On a pood trail they can travel
hour after hour, varying from eipht
to ten miles an hour and as hlph as
twelve.
\ln»ka \<nnJ». Them.
"There are those who say the
usefulness of the Jog is over, but
. few who say tins have ever bee:;
away from the hot stove of the
j road house in the wintertime of Alas
k:i savs Ma (Jotwals "So lone
.is il-e rugged country in Alaska,
liortli >»f the Alaska ranpe. is
.covered wit!; snow t>. remain throuph
the entire winter, dops will always
tn- the mani8tH\ o. interior winter
The bit.ldinp of 1
railroad* will increase rather thar. j
decrease sitcn travel The counir? i
is so \ast that onlj a few lines oi '
"uilroml serving :«s train arteries wil!
ever be possible To pet away from j
the i'a Iroad. to enter the numerous
reeks and settlements in which
work::ii 'I habilatiotis will al«:o>
exisi. !tie iloc I* Hie one certain j
oi n i-- tried out and cer
•
«nen !i .e .-ejip..la do iti matching tip,
and lire dinv dogs. in carefully
is one of enormous ,
utilitarian vain, and is not based. I;
h> at:• means, on the vaporings of!
a sentiment*! dog lover "
M l' TAKKA T<>
.11 M \I J \ll W HKRK
U 11.1. SKRVK
l.i-e Quot « Chinaman sentenced/
ia nine months i!. ihe Federal jail. ; ,
tiy f s Commissioner .1 K Imore .
Warder. last wee.. «vas taken to Ju
nt'a:: on l • Cit* of Seattle last week
-
l.oo Qiione Sndii tod by the ,
Grand Jitr> last month for laroonx
•
Harrison Xarr#l;f *«l Ho was
|>lt'ad Riiill> to tl.i* second. and River
a short sentence h> Judge Robert \Y
Jennings.
l.ast week tie was caught rifl.ts i
the stateroom of a passe:ierr aboard ; i
the l'll> of Seattle oti het so ith- j
hound lrili. *»d was tried in the .-om- ,
missioner's > ■ ■ isrl —Ketchikan Cliron
WOM1A T<> H IT t'U.ARKTTKS i
KoR HKARIV. ti\ Bill. I
■
will puff ciRarolles and oven smoke i'
pipes if 11tey w ant :o. ht fore nie:n- ] <
lier» of eotiRress whi*n 1 he snt;
smokinp hill comes up for ivnsid -r-;
at ion.
S tire Representative Paul 1; Johr,
sun ol \1 ir.siss.[ipi introduced 'lis hil!
nrohil i'ii-R «onien from smohinf .»• •
HI
timf
(ho house Itistrict of Colambii con:
mittee. which was gitia chsrgt o. j
ilie measure, h.is Neon lieseigcd by .
supporters ard opponents o( tlie >
richl of women to smoke
So Chairman Fovht has issued a
general iinitai on to the many group? i
and «':~ani*atio:i» of Washington
ladies, who are protesting against j
Mr Johnson's proposed discrimi'ia
and show me.:;'>or> . » ii is done i
No dale ha» been sol for thcii" «p- ,
pearaneo hut Chairman Focht said
today that a pnblis hearing will b<> J
held on the Johnson hill within three '
or four weeks. and that the lsfl.es
will appear and sm«Mce then
Chairman Foeht Is keeping iwro:
the identitj of the ladies who have
signified their will ngness to show
the members of congress hew the*
puff their cigarettes in the hotels
and other tea rooms of the capital
Virtually all of the reform organi
zations that maintain headquarters
and lobbies in Washington are behind
the hill and are deluging members ;
of congress with demands for its j
passage.
The advocates of the anti-smo»;nc 1
b!H have asked for a public hes.-.rg.
Chairtr.au Focht said, and when he 1
decided to gram it. he arranged foi
the ladies to shot*. if they could, that (
it does them no harm to putt a cig
arette occasionally.
Water melon and ice cream serv
ed at Keller's summer garden.
Juneau Attorney
Issues Book to
Aid Prospector
PnWtshes
i'flvninfi Alavkfl *ml 1
mil Mining 1.**^.
What is said to l>e the only pub
lication of its nature in print. is a
book just completed and placed on
the local n-.arJ.Pt hv Henry Uoden.
entitled "Alaska Mining Law." both
Territorial and Federal The sub
jects covered hy Mr l!oden in this
book are lode. placer. oil and coal
locations. wa:or rights, mil: sites and
tunnels.
The l»ook is divide*! into lv chap
ters. will: an append \ »: <1 index so
arranged a- to i": f it- i-owenis
?asil> friii .1 h> snl •. i : is print
•d on cood qumIii < stock has a flex
hie cov cr and is so compact in sue
making it sii'iaWe >r a p. . ket rei
•rence book
vrience with mining iaws, he
'tates
"This li'tle volume is presented
le dot- op. the miner or pros
•eoSol in acqn • iifi a fair knowiedce
n'hiih must !»' obsfTved in order to
ieoure and maicaiu pood title to a
in abstract of all the Federal pro
■ision* in force in c Territory a>
il Mining Act IMf . rent forms are
ilso presered in '.<> pn^i -atiot
rhich the ».iter s.\vs tna? be fol
owed *iih safer No ong.nality
s claimed for the fon.pilatlon ht
flr Roden. »ho states ihe works o:
lis! tnciiished w: s on mining la»
ind decisions of tip hieiiest courts
ir.d of the 1-and Department have
teen consulted and the language of
hese decisions in some instances
.as been nseri .»jr so., effort lias
>een to enlightei tt.e proepecior and
lliner so that 1 • r ;tj hav/> some
S( U \| t \1'T) v
Followinc tie oi-- >v
'loarhinc process TV-Irian inietvs*«
i":ll exploit XIj«* K.'Jikh papyrus fo:
>aper flock.
rith a spra\ noirle in the bottom
or persons Mr.jj shower baths
ihile campinp
Rubber of 8 tc y high grade hs»
ieen produce J on experimental
'
Jen /. aland plar.to
iperatod vertical!) I" a user's hand
n a norma] positio?
A tie® process for the tree' inKal
nanufacture of pla'e class of uni
>een discovered in Bohemia
To heat wati: home* w! ere gas
s not available a lank boater
lie pas type bnt using kerosene for
uel has been patented
So mar.v uses fot paper yarn have
>oen discovered in ii rmatt> that it
s being made a: a rate of about
■
An inventor has patented a rubber
■np tn be slipped on the ferrule of
in umbrella to catch its drippings
vhen taken indoors.
Spain has bee:. e\; r mer.tit i wit'-,
nthstitutes for petroleum as fuel fo
nlners' lamps and pron :results
tave lieen obtained from the m-vturr
if alcohol and benzol
To increase the rpeed of quick
nnch restaurants sn inventor has
talented a sy«;em Vor serving rons
>f tables hy carr ts snspended from
overhead tracks by trolleys
The new harbor to lie built at
Sue*, southern terrr.irous of the Sue?
•anal, will enable it to become one
if the world's grea'ost depots for
inspiring fuol oil to ships
Weighing but three ounces a new
stethoscope for physicians that s
elephone expert has invented Is
-laimed to overcome the resonance
»hich impairs larger instruments
London. July It—President IV
lavera has consented to come tn
[xindon on Thursday of this week
For a conference with Tremit r Llovd
George..
They Will discuss a basis of set
tlement of the Irish problem.
The Silent Salesman
The printed word l§ the rre
less business irprwnutlv*
that brine* together, the man
who has something to sell, and
the party who wish** to pur
chaw that particulki kind of
an article. Lei this silent
salesman carry your message
—reeardless of Its nature—in
ih* columns of
THE ALASKAN
For the convenience of those
who wish to do none dlversi
ied advertising, or those w-ho
are only occasionally called up
on to appear to the public tVm
the advertising columns we
have set aside this space for
the market place for those who
care to use small space, and he
rcpresested under proper head
ings. your wants wa.j be sat
isfied by using a
CUSSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENT
fgygggtiggmmm
\OTHK
When you wain anyihii.c nior«-«J
"ranks. Raprace or anything el*e
i'nil tl •■■ John Williams. I" S
Also Wood i.nd Coal for sr!e
Finish your dinner tomorrow with
a d.sh of KflW Brother*' unsur
passed K-e Cream TVlirered to your
! onse in brick* or hulk
111c* <~nrr«l hi (I in H I»*>^
Prnpfrist* refurd money if l'AZO
OIXTMKNT fail* to cure Itchmc
Blind. Weeding or Trotrudinp Tiles
Instantly relieve# Ire :np riles. and
yon can pft restfnl s)o«p after first
application. 6l»c.
KellerKva Itv Kror1 ha.= : - \
y.>ars 1mv>h rwopniJct} as t>ie -
ntive r«=«l! of a t hlor 1i _ of
iccrf>dif>j!ts Turc rr«*'- r".-p-.!• .tr
nrd frosh opes, and tile h c'tsi r,i: •
jiy of Vanilla t-rtwl of u :i
*ntific»lly hrJO-»nic»nj? frt/cn trl is
whatsoever. makinc it a n tv>
food Served onlv a
from Kf-ller's f.>tr 'A'n
Catarrh t^aur
Cored
v> u* they
y. •
hV, ' rccf +i*
n«;r* r-%- •
kr "T"r,
i*tlon of
tv -nderful
M ration
l»KIV\HTMI \T O! TH» INTIKloi;
I nitol M*to» l.an«l t»0t<-r
Serial 04290
Juneau. Alaska. June 3 —If II
NOTICE IS HEREBY GTVITN ; t
Thomas l">ixon Tate ot Haines. Alas
ka lias submitted tinal three-yeai
jiroof in support o« his homestead
entrj serial 04 290 for lards emb-nc
ed ir. V S Survey No. 1243. s tu
aied about five miles sounih ol
prees 22 minutes W ; more partic
ularly described as follo«s
Commencing at corner No I.
M « on tlic line of ordinary high
tide of Chilkat Inlet, whence W
C. bears E. 1 04 chains thence E
52.57 chains to corner No 2.
N 34 deprees 05 minutes E 21
to corner No 3; thence W. 60 00
chains to comer No 4 M. C. on
the line of ordinary high tide ot
Chilkat Inlet; thence meandering
the sasd Inlet il> N 4 degrees
29 minutes ff. T S3 chains. i2>
X
minutes W 3 90 chains 14 N
22 deprees 30 minutes W. 00
chains t5> N 4 6 deprees 15 min
utes E. 2 30 chains; (6i S. €!• de
mies 15 roinntes E. 230 chains.
(TiN 69 depTees 15 minutes E
5
00 minutes E. 6 00 chains. \ 9 •
N 30 deprees 30 ir.inutes E 7 ■
50 chains to corner No 1. the
place of beginning. containing an
area of 156 TT acres Magnetic
variation 29 degrees 40 minntee
E.
FRANK A. BOYl.E
Register.
First Publication June IS, 1921.
I Final fublicationp Aug. 27. 1921
giinnntniimmm
5 PROCESSION A I. r*R|>S
&XXU
W. II. KTOl'T
.1 l l i> r nt j at I. aw
I Van Ira in all ro«rta
In Territory of Alula
nuvrs
r»n. i.. s. KKMiVm
Ilrnttat
Mtml Mmlern M«bo<l»
Ofllrr P-I2 a. m.—1-< p. m.
Al*»knn linil.linij nm*l»i?
SK\(.\V \V Al. MK %
Camp SWugTrny Kn. I,
»!■««*(« rrary aecoo.l mi l
fonrth Tn««<l*y aranln®
at *:*fl «'(!ork. Visit
fnc btf-'Vera cordially <rHroo>».
J M. Keller, . J* W. Kallar.
A Kile r.cmrflftb Artllr Uit*'.
rt r» o n vc >l
way I/olffe, No. 4*1. K.
1*. O. l'lk«. f»r»f
pt>«1 third Tl»ar»<1*r« *l
8:.W p. m.
\ Uitinr l»roth*rt cor
i Tt « lo<»n>o.
J. C. WOOD, t. R.
\ \M»FW Al.u SftTefar),
F. A A. M.
Whit* Vtm N*If« F- * A.
M. Nr>. lit. ir^ef# Jr>«l
ami 4lh Sattirdftt »ventni:i
«»f Mrh month *f P o'clork.
> i*itln£ Hrr»hr»u at-* wH«
ram#.
JOHN* \. HAV8EN. U M.
Sc«r+imrj
Jr-nTernM OrOfr of
EmcIm
+>Vagrenf \«rt». Ho k->.
ItAiemAl (>H*r ol
1 aelo«. m»»« lh# Ami
Wrsln mint night ol
month n; thf-ii hull on Ktfth Ar#«
mic Ai-nnL brother® con 11 ally la
* ltr«! t»» ft'tmd.
M. K. n<X,En*. r.
J So«'y.
r i< r « t \!s<la. ljloo No. 1 *.
w jr \ n Hull flr*t Monday i*
rv tii«»iih nt 8 p. m.
thors cordially wal
j I'HCl.PS. »N» J.
N k»!T)I <1>apier No 9.
»». I' S.. ntrrin In Mt
jvi.nii Tin!!, (ml id !
'thifT lYMftj, of •*«?!
« • mb. M * f t |<* k Vj«
Omrrfr Marl* *p*rlk»,
Wonhj Mitn»n
1 V #v, rH«t.
e copvwrigbt kHki
, h~9 Uitw on *» •
l*ok tbt iii
ore: b* •* i « t "• yrto h*#»i
•
Brni.
Mib>» 1* Tor t- • Aia^liin ind
;»( floirfi whlH It i* H#*"P
rxosxujuijuwco
Tirr sK\iavu
Pume^r Dairy |
II T SKKMAN. Prop.
SWABl Kiln «MM
Tb* lnrcr«t nn«l l*»«t con
»lt»«-ic«| <lnfry tn AUvkn. .
«!:ipmon*« of pnr*»
trIIV nn«l iTfflfi to nil
■mini* on \Vhltf I'd** A
Vuknn Ki'lllf.
ocs: : •:■
Mrs. \ enice Jensen
Tells How Cuticura
Healed Pimples
I had furon miy fftop wo badlv
)h»l tbry d»!i|r«?«! me until I »hno*i
—felt »hat I couid not he
wn in company. The
^ -j. pirr?ple« •frrr? ltr-pe *n<?
V - tr*d and wtre acatemi ail
—'- f over my face. Tbev an
n^ved me s« tbe\ tched
and I «*•** afc*aya p*cktnc
i—i<? them.
* I n*iw an adve-tiaernent 'or Cuti
cr-a Soap and Otrtrrwrt «nd aent
f >i a f'W aarnpie I found frwt re
lief Br;', bought nor* When 1 bad
uaed onr cake of Ctfitcur® S«iap and
one bos of Otticura Ointment tberr
w*e*r no t^ be aeen. 1 ""a?
heated Surged Mrs Venice Jen»
sen. Ovid, Idaho.
Oner clear. keep rout •kin health}
■ ndclrarb using Cuticuw Soap and
Ofntr.^nl for eve ; -<Say toilet pin
powe« end Cottera T•loom to powder
and perfume. Nothing better.
h*r ''t» v Vr »< » **—>Bwn u»
#rtw*^'» '• 1 5 ■* ***** V wr S^irf •<«' i •
vt-hrrt :-v *-«*Mv "!■»* ~