! ~ The
Clancy Kids
Baby Went at It
Tooth and Nail
u
PERCY L. CROSBY
tJM McClar* NtnMX' SyadloiU
Ill
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Offered in thi stock
of goods of the es
tate ofTony Dortero
S*bw* Dortero Executrix
428. BROADWAW.
If Hair's
Your Pride:
use
'HerpICIDE
3CL0*rr*VW»*'*r
AppL,<.*Tioris,>r3m ^'P*
TUX SKJkCiWAY
Pioneer Dairy *
*
M. r. 9XXMAJS, Prof.
A
THE SMITJUiY IILK fUNCfl
TUf L*rg«ai -V*u tx*t eom- •
dact«d d*Jrj U Alaska. +
D*Uj ot pur-. J
allk aad er«&m to all potf** J
oa Wfclu raw * Jukoa »
Ml.
!: SWISS
Milch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to.
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
PIMPLES ON
FACE AND_SCALP
LargeandRed. Disfiguring.
Irritated By Scratching.
Cuticura Heals.
"My fac« and scalp were affected
with pimp lea that turned into crap
head, but more sealed
over. They wore large
) and red, and caused
me to irritate them by
scratching. They dis
figured my face.
i near a 01 uuuaui ooap ana
Ointment and I bought them. I
used not quite two cake» of Soap
and one box of Ointment when I
was healed." (Signed) Mias L.
Warren, 2302 California St.. San
Diego, Calif., July 19, 1919.
■V^Cuticura Toilet Trio "^3
Consisting of Soap. Ointment and
Talcum, promotes and maintains
skin purity, skin comfort and skin
health often when all else fails. The
Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint
ment te soothe and heal, the Talcum
to powder and perfume. Then why
not make these gentle, fragrant,
super-creamy emollients your every
day toilet preparations ?
SubMilb* lor The IMlly AlMfcaa.
IT Baby Says
"I can't always ask for what I want
bat I let know when I get
what I want"
What baby wants most of all is the
loving car# of Metier, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire fine of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Parity Is Essential
We hava always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers caa do nothing
wiser than to come kef e for baby foods, rturs
in( bottles, ftipplo, soaps, sponge*, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lone associated with the care of the baby.
M s - c.
Hler Bros. Drug Go.
6uooie,6ora.tHe^
0RU6 storz anp \
6eT8A0VA Ruoee^ *
Rin 6 and ee cARefot
TH/5|SAF|Ve ,—
DOllAft B/ti^
Haines- Notes
(SpMlal Correspond am:*)
K. W. V&W, Mr. Furdy, Mr
Phillip8, Richard Kennedy. and Mi*.
Obrien, left H*ine8 oil Baturday'for
Rainy Hollow, and to look over
the pcwul aai get th'ng» in »hap^.for|
tikalr "umiflL-r3 work. Several more;
Of their Trailers ito be u«ed'wlth
th.*'r large tractor, hav« coma aM
w'll b" uaed 'a Ruling or8, tret
the mln«8 to Haines, wht re it w
b» "hipped to "melt^r. 1
J. W. Burubam, one of the earl
ier ®®Uier in Ha'ty8, and oa« of
original men who 8taked ooppyr
cl lm» 'n the Rainy Hollow oouu
try w't& ona of hi* fxi'SMl* arrl>
^n, Haines from Lh« ea-'t/aud'Mr
Tin rh.11» la shaking hand's with
old friend8, who are 'itd'vjd glad
to 8ee h'ai back aga'n la °lr
m'd»t. • .
Henry Roden President 'of th>'
Ch'lkat Packing Qompacy is fa, ..
nea.u and is expected horn® today..
Air. Hodaa weat/ down on bus
iness connected w'th _j tjieir caw •
ery. Your correspondant 18 / i.
formed that one h.u.ndred ca
ot Salmon was canned at tho'can
nery here Sunday.
The Alasaa Pacific 'Fi^hcr'e3 can
nery tender. Alexander Jr. wvat
asbor® la»t «Jotaiday, W, the com
pany* j trap at Seduction point.
Your, corretyondMjt is not inform
ed a3.to whether "he can bo got
a float 'again, or a» to tho'amount
of j damage, 'f any "he ha«-su3
tained. J |f, Tftiivftr- 4
JIiS8 Gladys MaKinnon and Mi3
Ruth sandk&mp of Oakland. Cal'for
nia,' are here «p«ndin3 the'r £um
mer vacatioL, both of th8 ladica
at« teacher" f ihia the schools in
California, ana Ml88 McKlnnon. Wa
formerly a '*ach«r herj in the Ilaiu"
school, I and hpr macy friend3 are
glad to ,«eu h»r ajaio. Tliey art
the gu«»ts o1 Mr. and Mr1. StcVo
Sheldon. • j_ I
Dean'3 lsaa<;' an a*{«d Indian
has .been; m'3Slng Xor aewly'cwo
week',[ and Jt 18 euppo»ed"that.,
h« ha» ^been drowaei 'n Chilkoot
river at ,ULe Rapid8, and although
they have hunted d'l'eeo'ly the
have »o far fa'led to f'nd th8
body. I
Th8 hou-^e of William' Klan0)'
caught fire th'8 morning about eight
o'clock, ;ead wa« quite 'txadly,
damaged the roof being partly'burn
«d to t the ground, hat through
the'r |exert'on» all of the house
hold J good W»r« »ared, and th
■ re.extlnguiflled.
TELLS OF E
EMI WORK
Arch-d®acou Stuck wa« a; r'
turn,1 uk • passenger 011 the Prince8"
Mary ye3tl!rday from em. 'estPo4°d
trip ,to the eft*' a«d when, »e°A by
a {representative of tho Alaskan, and
asked about hls work at Washington
in. regard to the canwrU* ln tie
YuJcon Rlvi'r near !t» mouth tho
Arch -deaeon, was eloquent aad
»how«d gr^at' earnestness In thtB
jnatter.
My pr'ncipal task thi« f 'winter
Jr, the internal* of 'peaking 'and
pr°aching about the work of the
AJ**9^ mission throughout the'East
ern "tates ha«. been th« effort to se
cure from Congress logi'laa'din Pro
hibiting; the operation of "a!mo
canneries on the Yukon, rivr. Resi
dent® ;of Alaska do not need to
be told of the great 3hortagr-j of
fi.% the alir.o«t complete iallurt, In
many places which occurred on/the
Yukon' nd >t» tributM*® laH sum
mer the flrH full s<M*cn 'n which
n | cannery was operated' at tli«
mouth of r'ver.
The 'cacaory people at HrH deni
ed j th<i shortage altogether, and
when testimony that conkl not l ,
questioned 1 was produced e«tab-j
ll»hing | th's fact, they maintained)
that it wa» qnly a "sea'onal short- j
ago." /with which the cfUftety had
noth'ng ,to do thiat in fact, it *a«
a imere co'uic1<1oik»> that aa unpre
cedented shortage should have hap
pened 'n the yeay that the ca.nn''ry
was estal>lished. J
At .the i-equeH of Bi8hop Row«
and,inj'self Delegate Gr's^byk In
troduced ai bill into Ocagre" prohi
biting commercial f13h'ng on t!
Yukon, its tributaries, find the ad
jacent water" of Bering gea. The
Mil j.held puolic he-aHnga'' at wh*ch
thoae in favor of the bill the at
torney for th9 cannery acid the'gov
eromont officials testified.
1*he "hearing"" were printed and
piabl'shed and th«u f Ccngjre83 ad
journed and the ,b'll died In com
mittee.
Beyond ^curing y Vx>nsl<le<
abla measure of publicity for the
malter, nothing therefore. 'haa b-'
accomplished this yoar [ hut the
b'll will be I reintroduced and the
agitation will be cottttmued. It wa»
perhaps toe much to expect that
such a measure f should be'po3
«od at it3 f'r»t j introduction. I
large number of congressmen [ and
senators havw however b"en 'ireoHi
*d through their conn'tuMit3 and
mpny have promised th®m favor
>ble; action on tho maaBuro'w'h' n
I. H. CASE IS
Li W
The funeral of l!i* bto W'll'air j
II. C&*<-' took place in J on''aU lasl
Tuesday and was attended ty i
large contour1*-' of "on-owing fr'eml
and r«la«.lv^». j
Mr. Ca-'e jwas uji earnest m«>mb' r
of Camp Skagway Nc. 1 of ttii,
Arctic Brotherhood ai'1 held m:u
off'c's rom lowe8t to hlgheKt dur
ing lil» r^'d^nee here and was
foremost at all ('rue3 ia everything
that meant for th« , botterm»nrt of
the community.
H« wa» jboril at M&r%alltowii,
fowa, April lb, laOs ana «pe;4t i '■
Doyhooa there an,d ia South Duko;a
moving to,Oregon later. In, ISitS ji«j
Joipoa th« KiondJk.i >-u;ir_. ana local <
at Skagway whfj-e h0 was a'm"nir
bor of the firm of Ca10 end D;\ip r
pLotographer». Some of the faaiiol!8
pictures of, the early days of Skag
way and tlr-' rush w «'.*-■ takn bj Air.
Ca«e. Twelve years ago ho moved
to Junrt u wliero for a t'rue ho w
In, part3.jrsli'p wth WilJ'am D, aptr
In, the photographic and ciir'o bilsin
fsa«- H0 jrf'.erward" tock over the
business hliuf lf. lie was aiso 'ni r
e»ted In the Juneau Fuor'st-s.
Ho I* survived by l,ls wife ;liU.
til re" chljdifii, the Jllg.'ts _Ma<L- e
Alice, and Howard a!-«1 thr"e bro
ther3 and' tine0 sistorB, Fr°d aril I.'
roy Cas« of II''ppner. Ore; George
Case of Portland Ore. Mi*» Har^e1
t- -e of Juii«su, M,s3 ^tinii'e case a
Qlatson. Oi— arid Mrs. May. A.'Vaiva
of Portland, Oregon.
Mr. Ca» »lnce llls arrival in Al
aska has Le"c. one- of the prom'nen
men of tlu; Territory taking par' 'n
all the fl.clvlfies of the communities.
In wh'ch he has ljval. 11° wa- a
T' 'r*y Second iDegree Mason and a
Shr'ner a» well as a memb<r of Use
Eastern gto,. and Pan Grand Ar>
tlc Brotherhood.
ev»r it comes [>efore them.
j do not bel'eve thai th* pcopl |
of the 'United State." will perma:
tly ^permit the 8acr'f'ce o£ the
mean3 of livelihood of thousand*
oi people al >ng the whole course'uf
Alaska's great r'ver to the gre°d of
a oinmerc'.'Vl company at1 the
niouih, and in that to: fid* nc J Pr
poso to k?ep up the fight a^ai
st the cannery.
Arch-deacon Stuck left on t!><
train ye3tc'rday aftemocn lor
horse where he will embark foi
hW down the r'ver trip.
Many Sitflgway Women are Learning
The Cause.
Wom<n c'tc-n suffer, not knowing
the caus<-'.
Backache, headache, d'zzlness, w-r
vfiisnt.--3. .
Irropu.'ar ur'nAry passage, weak
no's. languor—
Ki>ch ?. torture of Itself.
Ttg"tber hint at wcakoae-.l kij
11-jt
Strike at <h« root—get to th«
eau»".
tiulcic > lic-lp th0 kidneys >f they
need 't
>:o mr.er remedy more h'ghly en
dor'-d .han 1/oan's Kidney Pill.
R- rict this eonv'ncinng testjmo4iy
Mrs. W. E Hal|er. 15 W.5 Uttdi
Av~; Spokane, Wash; says: "I'have
used Doan's K'dmey p'lta and have
known many of my frlKnd8 who hav
had yocd r'-sults from them. Just
5a* t ivlr.tej. i wa3 suffering with my
k'Dizty sp«ll» often cama
aver me ana 1 was awfully nervous.
Mybb back ached all tho time and
sjuup pa'ns caught ra° when I
IxT.t ov.r. I felt miserable. After
a short t'm-.', Doan's Kidney Pills
sot at the st-a' of 'ho trouble and
relieved me''.
Price GOc. at all dealers. Don't
3lmply nsk for a kidney remedy —
get Doan's Kideny Pills — the
"am.- t..-il Mrs. nailer had, Fost
er-Milium Co; Mfgre. Bu'^alo. N. Y
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i SKAGWAY'8 +
V IHATEItNAV, ORDERS ♦
***************
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Gamp Bkagway No. 1,
meet® every iecoud and
fourth Tut»aaj Hventus
at 8:30 o'clock. Vish
nu broU-en cordially welcome,
b. 8. Keller,-Arctic Chief.
J At KEl.I.EK. Acting Arctic Director
$\
K-;
->' F. a \. m.
White Puss Lod^e K. X
A. M. No. 113, meets lid
* V and 4Ui Sniiirdiir e.enii k
of f«ch month. Visiting
I! ciiircn are welcome.
Pa;, McDonald. W. M.
J STA.N'DISH, Secretary.
a p. o. h;i.KS
Hfcagway Lod£«
No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks meota every
Thursday at 8:00
P M
V;sit u6 brothers cord'ajly welcome
JOHN "grashal, E R
r. J VAWDBWALL. secreuu-j
Pioneers of Alask* I*loo, No. 12,
meet It A. B. Hal) first Mon(l*ry In
jvery mont at 8:80 9. b.
Vlaillng Ur»th«a coHliaJlr
o «!<•■ J. 0. PHBLPB, S»cy.
Fraternal Order of
Skagway Aerie, No 25,
SJy Fraternal Order of
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night of each
mi.1,ill at their hall on Fiftfj Ave
nue. Visiting brothers cordially In
rito! to attend M. E. Rogers, \V. P.
J. Sl. Griestyvch, Secretary.
Xaom1 CJ.apt<-'r fc'o. 9, 0. E. S.
in* ts jn Musonic Hall fir®t and
tl rd rri lays of *ach month at S
1'. M. Visiting members welcome.
Klc!enco Vand*wa!! Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Sufffcool. Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
OR- L S. KELLER
Dentist
Moat &Iod«ra Methoda
Office Hours: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alasxan .Building — Broadway
SKAUWAY ALASKA
w. B. STOUT
A \ I o r » e y At Law
Practice la all courts
In Territory ol Alaaka
HAINES — — ALASK^,
?' BACK ACHE *
Umber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin. Wizard Oil
A harmless and effective prepara
tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma
tism, Sciatica. Lame Back and Lum
bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil It pen
etrates quickly, drives out soreness,
ind limber* up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful it
will be found in cases of every day
ailment or mistup,. when there is
need of an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as ia cases of
sprains, bruises, outs, burns, bites
and stings.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back. «
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? # Just try Wizard Liver
•Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed.
Go to Keller* for your Ico Cream
«T8ryt'aie. No d'aappoifttmejit there.
FINISH SUNDAY v';- DINNER
WITH FITRB I OB CR»a5
Keller Brothers are serving
their unexoelledf loo Croaia at
thefr eoa'tary fountain
D©livvrle« mad» for Sunday <t'o
wr. Phono 126.
Only One "BBOMO ttUININB"
Vo get the genuine, eall for lull
nam. LAXATIVE BROMO QUININ
TaMeta- Look for e'^iature of B- W
GROVE- Cures a' Coid In One
Day. !J0o- 4 ■ Aj,
$100 Reward* $100
The readers of this paper will b«
pleased to learn that there la at Vast
one dreaded disease tftat science ha*
been able to cure in all Its stages and
that la catarrh. "Catarth "belair greatly
Influenced by constitutional :conflitibns
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine is taken Internally and
arts thru the Blood on the ICucant Sur
faces of the 8y*t»m thereby destroyin*
the foundation of the- 4firei*». 'eiTffts: the
patirtit strength by building up 4hs con
Btrtotion and assisting rtMUre to doing Its
Wurk. The proprietor' hare «» fflacn
faith In the curative powers of Hairs
Catarrh Medicine that- they offer One
Hundred Dollars for s»ni ease that* foils
to cure: Ser.d for l(st' Of "WMlnloaials.
Address F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 71c.
—Ailrorti»*™e*t.
NOTICE OF SETTLENENT OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
In lie Court of the Commissioner
for tlie Territory of Alaska,.
D!v'«lon No. 1> before the Hon. J.
J. F. Warcl« Ex—Offlco Probate
Judke siU'ng In Probate, at SkaS
way, Prec'Lct
In the ma'tep of 'ha Estates of
Anti l io Dort'TO, Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, that Sab
'na Dort«ro. the Executrix of the
&bov» en.t<tW estates has rendered, i
prfsat&d and Pled in the above en
titled court, ter f'nal account of
her executorship of Bald estate;1
and the hearing of the game has
been tfxed by "aid court for thQ 1G
th, day of September, 1920, nt 10
o'clock 'a the forenoon of said
day. at the Pn'ted State3 Court
Hou»a la Bkcgway, Alaska.
All person® lnt6rested fa . sa'd
e'tat* may. If they Boo fl'. f'le'any
objection" They may have to Ea'd
final account, and to show cause
If any they fcave. why sa!d fina'
aacount should not ,l)e allowed.
Joseph J, War
Commissioner and Ex-offido.
Probate* Judse,
F'rn publication July 17th.
F'baI punll«atlon 'Aug, 14th.