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VCT .V'. ENLISTMENT IN THE UNITED
STATES NEW ARMY
marked* changes which!
:r> the Airnr since the war,
. that r s-:tt,.d in the heading.
he g:\-at war. a young
■ i-i J in il»e army, when
'» I. »t..d ami so prt>dispos**l
! Sv'-tir aid in th<-' pursuit of
i :> Kji \ and another
: d-'-r.. Bit, the initi
indiyidcal must be abor
nr. rv - • in ord-> to utilize s,Ich
, - : nd t'.. ? young man way:
i-rc-yMiunal-ord t if h*» did I
Y.\. hav... known some, young |
: (1 greatly by th> ir
ai.-n; in the army uiy!er th«
>■ Since th« war all this
b-'on changed. "Wiser heads
!■ -a wcrlUng. and saner coun
■ ailing, co that at tta
. a young man with f- w
i
]• ctages and no money, may Pi» ,
in th > rirn;y' secure th# rgulirj
i-h is ample to fill all nor- I
.' ■: . ■!< - a;id during his sins'. •
! . i .;;i-*tm..a, fit hims(lf
rally Ut on,, of a dozvn or more
rull v-.iea'ions in lif... And what
is greatly t > his advantage In com
• v ; : -m r d iy*. will find
i' ;h,; a rift" kindred spirits to his
nca m a v. ho hav<? recognized thei
is.-idvanta.c-s in the struggle for
and ss- , ager to take advantage!
i f what Unci.. S.im offers and make}
" most of their opportunities- I
this foretokens in the morale *
and the r^oatation of our army it I
;ak, 3 no rrLphet to foretell. Our t
a in p ac time will be compose
i>? some of the finc.st of oulr young I
and enlistment will m<?an por-i
f'rtlr.g ot a tr.ans condition for use
f.-.t service
AUTOISTS WILL LOOP THE ALASKA LOOP;
Touriit t.-av, 1 b? automobile thru
tlr-- wilds of the gre-t North pro
mis.js to b(J on0 of tho feature'^
of Alaskan life next season, accord
ing to word r..Ceivtd by stvaraships
driving this wtk- Th0 Kichard
50u road imrrovt-ment from the in
terior to Vald z. it is pointful out
makes it possible for auto tour
ists to loop iht. loop orc.r more thin
1.000 miles of improved roads in Yu
kon Territory and Alaska.
Tourist t.-av 1 over the Richardson
road oryn from salt water to Clr
xoad promises to eclipse all oth^
i'-nn ia 192.1. "With a good autv i
fcl©. autoists from th0 States mix/
bring their machines to White-hors®
thomca down, the scenlc Yukon by
government roa&d; th«nce to Cljcie
by learner and out over the Rich
■ajJaon road to Valde2. giving a
swing ot ovefc a thousand miles over
KAlaska roads, through scenery
which rivals that of the a'Ps.
; "Not eveii a protective tariff
could sustain the higfc scale of wa:;
es reached during the war but only
a protective tariff will prevent the
'domination of the American mar
ket by foreign products. It may
be a y«aT' or more* before Europe
•and Asia get Into their full stride
of producflion for export but ultim
ately the American market will bo
flooded unions a reasonably higa
barrier Is erected in the form < f
Protective duties.
The- Pacific Steamship announces
that the Admiral Line will have one
Sailing ev*err twenty days to South
western Alaska and a sailing eviry
U'«n days to Southeastern Alaska
Th0 City of Seattle will b« ready
foil Alaska business the 1st of the
year. L \ •.
Another Old Timer
Passes
. Report has just r-'acehd here <>J
the deati| of Inspector A. L. Be!l
■R. C. P. whiioh occurred iu
the General hosrttal. Vancouuv«r.
'■on Tuesday. 'While details ar.j
lacking wa understand he hal
been suffering a long tlm«
from Bright's disease. . Funerft'l
and ictermnt was in Yfcncouv(j\
Capt. Bell was on© of the best
known men in the Yukon. Comins
ncrth in 1S9S as a constable with
thf* R. X. tV. Jr. P he was sta
tioned at various times at Stewart
Fortymile and Dawson. He was
placed in command of the Whitj
horse detachment in 19 J 5 remaii.
ins hero until the fan of 1919 wh,.a
he v.-as transferred to Vancouv(J.
Capt. B^ll is survived by his *2d
ow now living in California.
MICXIE SAYS:
A ten OF soo \
I ajuo A2E REA05\i' -nws '!UUC>j
A'iC VOOVUWf KAs M TU' EMC U\tVTf .
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lOUarfCAJV^ "5;VAC..CCN£> lUVS X
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t sew? r*c -j, onsix vot*. home \
rejoc' ;xcxyjT xr ws. -as ,'M •
^ AS UOM VM6 ncj.
1 \uoFC ^ vj^AA. v«C»OW
\;xo>x arr jao wnw
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Use Caticnra Tc Keep
Children s Skins Healthy j
If mothers would only use CutKiD.i Soap
and Ointment for every-rfcxj- •o./ and
nursery purposes, how much skittering
might beaveded by yrever.tmg UttU* skin
and scalp troubles becom:r.? serious, Cuti
cura Talcum is ailo excellent ior ittle
ones, it is delicately medic :\Le<I 2nd ex
QUkutcly periuiueU.
aw^Cuiicura Talcum Pav.dcr-^SE
Do not fail to test the fascinating fra
grance of this exquisitely scented, face,
baby, dusting and skin pierfomin* powder.
It imparts to the persoa a chaim incom
parable and peculiar to itself Cuticura
Soap. Ointment anU Talcum are 25c. each
everywhere.
Sample each free by m&iL Address post
card: "Cuticura. Dept. 1ST. Maiden,
Mm." Sold everywhere.
J1^B|r"Cutictir9 J
Harem Victim
Tells Story
Stolen from her homo on the night
before her wedding and Imprisoned for
five years in a Turkish harem, Aglmvnl
Milllnn, n beautiful nineteen-year-old
Armenian girl from lilllls, has at last
been discovered by her lover and
through ttfe assistance of the Near
Kast Relief forcibly taken from her
muster uud brought to one of the
American Itesgue Homes iu Constanti
nople. Here she will stay until ar->
rangements can be made for her mar
riage and her rcturo to her old home.
"My s!ory#-li is like hundreds of
ethers," Aghiivni said simply. "I was
stolen from my home on the night that
the massacres flrst began In Bltlls. It
was the night before I was to have
been married. I was Just folding my
wedding veil away when the Turkish
soldiers broke Into the house. They
carried uie off. I— They took me
aghavni miluan.
lip 10 Conslmilinopie to (lie house of
the man"— Slie stopped and put one
I hand over her eyes, 11 hand that bore
the tell tale tattoo of her Turkish was
j lor
"l!ut what does ray story matter!"
-lie exclaimed "I am only one of so
many. It Is my people and their fu
iitre tl.at matter* "Somehow we must
nhuild our nation und show to the
Turks who tried io heat out our life ,
mai iu t';e whole world that, despite
what we have suffered, Armenia Is
still m cntir-tenilile."
•Aghavnl MH'an is, as she says, only
one i f many li i> estimated that one
lied thousand .-iris are still held
• aiH'.e iu l'uri..>;i harems. The Near
I ilelicf, Ai:a:;m's olflcial a„'ont
in Aruienin is tti. king this work of
rescue one of the most Important fea
tures of its pm»ram. and it Is to thera
*ud the support the) receive from
American people that A^havui's
,iiifi>rtu'naie wCi-rr, still captive, musl
' look their release.
TakingOut Supplies
I For Pulp Compans
j Tay Ba/i-s captain of the gasboa*.
AUcto arrived ia Junt.au Sunday
jw.li return with, a load of lumber
for the Alaska Pulp and Pap'T com
pany ailll at Snettisham. According
to .Mr. Bayrs about 40 wen are no
employed at the mill 20 of whom a
natives. The mill is espectfd to v
jdn operatinons the first of the •
—Capital.
A DAINTY PURE DESSERT.
For Sumiiiy or Weekday Dinner
(Plan on Ke Cream for your dessert.
P Strawberr; Chocalate and Vanilla
' i>r .Vea'tliian bricks $1.40 quart de
liverer packed In Ice- Phone Keller
| Bros. .'0* r order.
ifeuu Oai^i Biwe a
Nail With an Apple
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on poor paper never
paid anybody. Get
work that is good
enough to bring you
good results.
Jd Use an econom
ical paper such as
and come to an eco
nomical printer.
That's us. Quick serv
ice and good work at
reasonable prices.
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JAMMER
BOND
Haines Notes
(Spsc!»l Correspondence)
Hain&s. tec. 7—J)r, L. B K^Ilgr
tiio popular dentlst; of Skagway.
Is again in Haines on professional
business and' is located at the Hotel
DeFrance where all of his old frient
•ire glad to see him. The Doctor
makes two or throo visits to Halm's
during t'lie year ajid the Practic0 of
his profession.
Air. Robert Wiley general superin
tendent of tho Rainy Hollow CoBpeT
properties came down from Pleasant
Caiap yesterday. Mr. Wile? Went
up all £h0 way to Pleasant Ckuup
with his large tractor to bring down
a load of the copp»T ore whlcfo he
has had. mined during the summer.
The tractor has not arMved yet but
is on (its way down and will pro
bably get hero tomorrow or next day
Mr. Wiley informed'your corresjpon
'd?at that th0 work at th0 mines
have been shut down temporarily
but that mining will bo 4-asumed
again about the first of Febuary.
Your correspondant is informed by
others that the OopPer mines at Ral
ny Hollow showing up better all
of the Cime and the further the
mine Is developed the better the
roi fr shows up.
The Stour Doughs aro golngi to
girt a dance In A. B. Hall next Sat
urday evening and goes withi
saying that it will be a grand affni
Idont forget that the Soar Doughs
of Skagway are cordially Jnvited tc
attend. )Good Mudc. and plent_v o:
aanpock s with butte? tarill ma'
things go just about right. *
The Red Men are going to givie a
d»QCo on New Years e*>"e. This
time it will be a "Hard falnies"
dance and that means that no one
da supposed to w-ear their drefcs
suit or diamonds. Tat being i.h"
'case maybn. your corresPondant .f
ho is here can attend that Ball and
ti.o good People of Skagway are also
invited butyou must not Wear silka
pr satins nor your claw hammer
coats.
To Cure a Cold In On* Day
Tails Grove's LAXATTV0 BIROM C
CUlNINfB tablets. The genuine
btars tile signature of E. W. Grove
•tt) c.,nts.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
JiXA MEETING.
Notlc« is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the stockhold
ers or The ENGINEER MINING CO.
a corporation, organized and exist
ing undpr and by virtue of the laws
of tl'e Territory of Alaska, to be
held at H. D. Clark's residence Skag
.way, Alaska on the 10th day of
January, 1921.
The purpose of said meeting ife to
elect a Board of Directors for the
ensuing yean, also to authorize th«
Board of Director or the officers
o? said corporation/ to enter into
o, contract and calrrS" out said
contract with any "Person or peafeons
to ctnvey to such Person or Per
sons an interest In the mining
claims and appurtenances of said
corporation not exceeding an undi
vided half Interest in said mining
cla'ms and appurtenances for mon
ey advanced and services rendered
■ty «uch kxerson or p<^sons In the
'recoit ry of the Property of said
corporation, which te and has been
for s^eral ytears. adversely held
and claimed by others.
A'so said meeting of stockholders
to Prss upon and ratify the by-laws
Ic.f sslii coVvroratlon said by laws
tn t*ke Place of tho original by-laws
whl:h have b<?en lost or destroyed
a1 ho to conduct such other business
as may Properly coma before said
sto'ck-holder's meeting.
Dnt*d. Skagway Alaska this 8th
d-y ot December. 1920.
A. H. Braokett
Prapid<?nt
Attfgt.
W. L. "Thompson.
1 . SeCrotaryi
First Pub. Dec. 9. 1920.
Final pub. Jan. 9. 1921 ^
aids to good looks, sound
teeth, eager appetite and
digestion are only 5C. a
package sealed
TIGHT
KEPT
RJGHT
fitter every rosat a-152
i There !s more Catarrh !n this section
Of the country than ail other diseases
>ut together, and for years it waa sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prcscr; -1
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronou t-oil
it Incurable. Catarrh is a lora! 4)1/1 .use,
greatly Influenced by constitutional con
ditions and therefore iei
tional" treatment, ii at iri
cine, manufactured by F J Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, is taken Interna!!}
thru the Blood on the .Mucous sjrfa^es
of the System. One Hun . ed P 1 •: re
ward is offered fo. ai.y t:.a: Ha!l 3
Catarrh Medlelne fails t« i . Send for
dtet*<ars and testim • !.«.
•' F^l. CHENEY A: « «).. Toledo. Ohio.
Soivj by Druggist*. 7.'-.
Hall's Family rills iur constipation.
—Adrftrtts^rMHir
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR OH FINAL
HEARING
In 'he Court ot the Commissions
tor the Territory of AlaFka,,
Division No. 1> before tha Hon. J.
J. P. Ward. Ex—Offico Prooato
Judte M'Ung 'a Probat0, at S'taS
way, Prec'Ltt
la lh« ma'ter of E3tato o!
Georfte Mowl, deceased.
Notice ,1s aoreby sivea by the
rt.rsisned, ad'"uli8trator of tii
' t»to of QeorKe llowl, deceased. thai
(a final r©Port ,and petition for di tri
| bution ha» b°«n filed ,witli the above
aaired Cou^ i-y tlie 'Administrator.'
of the abovo na">ed estate; that the
Court i3 asked to settle such rj'ort
I distribute Uio ProP®rty to the 1: i
I .ivr8ons entit'ed to the same nud
l dl "chares the administrator -and tli
| Tl_ur»day the 23 |day of Decembe
i 1920, at 2 p. m. in the Court 1£.
, of th« above entlltlod Court. has b :c
| fli.t.o ae th0 ti'^e and Placo for th
• hearing-of ^ch final rePort and Pi'
IKIon.
Dated at Scaffvay tills 27th day ■
October, 1920.
(Signed) A. C. Blanchard,
Administrator
First publication, Oct. 30tli. 19-'
|Final prubllicaticn Nov. 27th. 1! -•
! "11.111"
Jlany a Skagwuy n.ader Will Feel
Grateful for this Information.
It joiif back givts out;.
Iiotonits lame weak or aching;
| Jf u.inwty troubles set in;
FerhaPa your lcidneJ's are "In a
bad way".
Don't delay—uk0 Doan'a Kidney
Pills.
' IIor0 ;s goud evidence of their
I worth.
• Mrs. lii.nry Lnrscn 0o5 John Adan
silr. Or-son City Ore- says:"I hava
boon rjo.-f i r lcss suoject to back
£>cliov f-.i- sy-Cral years. It used to
bo so t'-'-'l ! couldn't r0st night or da
> When I was on my f^e^ a groat
deal my back would ache like a
tootli h'h0. I would lay for hou^
it 'nii;ia and couldn't get to sleep
on account cf the constant Pain on
my Kidneys. My kidneys were
jvery '"ir'gular and at times acted
•too freely, -i felt all Piayed out
and hii! 110 ambition to do anything
Til® 1 cxort!on mad0 m0 tired
and nervous, fc'ince I liave been
ti' king I;oan-'s Kidney Pills my back
feels stronger and my kidnevs act
moro uuluially. I havo found
J. >oan .j Kidney Pills beneficial in
every way and can recommend them
* to anyl ' Ay as a remedy of merit.'"
crl -f One. at all d-ealers. Don't
s|in»|v flpli for a kidney remedy —
gft Uolu's Kldeny Pills — the
sam0 t.1' u -Mr3. Larson had. Fost
er-Milburn Co; Mfcrs. Bu'falo. N. V
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White Fass & Yu• - on Route
j TIME TABLE XO. 46
Tuesday and Fr'd^y- • .
So. 1, N. Bound
lSt Cl*63
8:30 a. m. Leav0s
11:00 a. m.
12:40 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
4:30 D. m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEH0R3E
Arr'va
Leave*
1st CUss
3:45 p. m.
2:10 P. m.
5 p. m.
10:53 a. m.
S:30 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot 'i, time to have Baggage iu
pected «uiti chocked. Inspect'on '» "topped 30 m'nutes before
leav'ng time of trains. - -*v-—
150 pound8 of Baggage W1 be checked free. wUb ea<h full
fare tkiet and 75 pound" wltn each half fare t'cSot,