The Last One Over tbr*
Fence Will Be "It"
PERCY L.CROSBY
by the McCIum .Vew«p4jer Syndleaf
lo Prevent Influenza
Colds cause Crip and Influenza—
laxative bromo qulvise Tab
lets remove tb a cause- There 's
only on* "Bromo Qu'u'Be-'" E- W
OROVliR"S signature oa bos- SQo
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Kellfr Brothers have ju-"t received
a •ui'My of leads for the PoPular,.
EvtrsUarP Pencil. K«oP your Pencil
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:-ZiUIXAXCE !>U
VN ORDIX.VXCK TO rROVIDE'FOt
\ TAX OX JXK.S T0 j'RKVEXr
•'KR-'AIX ANIMALS FRO.M RUN*
Ar LaROK, AXi) FOR
<>' tiKR I'L'.ti'O^ES.
i• WX I'l'1 SKAOWAI, B\
IT.» • O.M .I JX "-'Ot'XQL, DOCS
i>.:i'Ai.\ AS FOLLOWS:
• «Ji » !X ANIMALS NOr TO ttl'X
•' LARo E
Section 1. It is hereby declared
unlawful fjr a b UI ,ox, cow, lioi
,o;it, ho:, or oth>r animal <
I ;.->>\iJ.<d, or any'do^e-tic fowl
L-i.n.- Provided, or any do»»c»»i- Ti
*o r-. a at l.irij ia the Town of Ska?
or to 03 i'aotured or herded,,
s.'r iiak<d or sled for the P^rPo^e
of ^razin* la any of the strelts,'al
leys, s(i"arts, or other Srounds be
II 1 to ot aad^r tao control c;
t:; '»• C s-a- ar a:.d withlii«
ti. ' >wu li'iit* i,t the »aid Toun;
iu: » it shall be unlawful for'ary
>.<f said aaimai>t or for £tock of,
ni y kind or Mid domestic fo«"ls,
t) bo t!_ I , staked , Pastured, or
t .rud at larijj uPoa any Private,
rty w:talc RtUe limi;s of t'i.
'aid town, "ithout the consent o
t'-.j. o'vu->r of raid ProPerty.
i'as cd uadtr s:tPea»h a of t>|
rul-i and aPProvcd b7 the Common
*■'«> r.'il of t'.ie Tow a vt Ska^wayJ
Ala-ka 14t. '
'Ilri.VAXCE 137.
A.\ • i i i-NA'.'-i: UEl'KALING OI
H-VVN'-'iS M). 1J1 E.\T11'LED. ■
N OUUl.NA.NCK To AL.L1OW,'
MIL-'II < Ou'i T0 CXAZE I:
n;;: street and au.evs oi
IlIK I'OWN" OF.kSIvAGWAY.
-UK ''0W.N OF SKAGWAY IX>E3
ORDAIN a 5 FOLLOWS,
KEi'EAL.
o'J'-'TjO.V 1.
V . . OrJin .10 Nj. 131, Entitle
"An Ordinaire to allow Milch,
C:>«« to Craze i;1 0:1 t,J6 Strcvts aa i
Alleys of t'ae *'own of S:oa?way bo
a.'.cl is hereby r-? aled.
l\is»ed oa s *i'eDsl- n of t!ic
rales, .\ft-r ?eto-d reailia-' this.
- ''h day, of October 1320, auj ai>.
rrov>\l tlv- sac:; day.
Atl"*: J
W. J. McEri n, Cl'-rk
Awroved.
E.J Shaw.
Mayor
S^agway's Social Weel(
Mrs. Frank 1). Webster returned
recently from a visit 'to Juneau.
Mr».Y»'hitfield anil her grandson,
Albert, returned on the Jetforsou
froiv a \isi: In Seattle.
0—0—0
P. H. Canty is farthcr imrroving
Lis handsome home on Sixth a\eniiv.
laear Main street ly having a coatt
ot ;>ai:it uPl'lied.
„—0-0
The handsome new vestibule
Ch0 Golden North is now finishe i
auj adds much tc the aPPearanie
ef the building,
»—•—*
-Mr. aud Mrs. ('. E. Burgess of
3-^.ue L'each, Calli.'oruia arrived on
:no Jefferson ana are guests of
the Portland llousj
o —0—(I
Mrs S. J. Weitznian and her little
sou, Nathan, were Passengers north
on the Jefferson from Seattle a:i
ttoJ^ ed off at their home in Haines.
Miss Agnes HammersVy* who
was for sometime connected with
t ie Golden North cafe left on tho
City if Seattle fvr her home in Se
attle.
o—v—o
u. Walker t«ys "The women
did il Weaning ti>e big ItePubliean
majority in tho election. It is the
opinion of some that ' Charlie" alsi
heli'vil.
3un<1ay last Mr and Mrs. P. H:
'Jaa>y Mr. and Mrs. a. C. Blanch
ed ana Miss. I»;.'!a Rapuzzi \\'or"
dinui-j- 'guests o£ Sergeant W'oscott
y* ti.e C olden North -afe.
n—n—p
Mrs. J. J. Dwyvj- and their little
son. Jack, were diuntr taests of Mr.
audi Mrs. P. J. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. I
James ii. McAllster. Carol!ae Mc.U
later. ;od Willi..m Flynn. on Thurs
iiay.
i'ac Social Center ke>'t oPen house
L'.ii Tuesday to receive tli, election,
rttir'os. Games were the evening's
raiusi .nent a:ul ( elisions refresh
i.ieT.ts were served and all had a,
■jolly, happy tim^
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rapuzzi and
'). two thildreu. Charles and Ro
bert. were homecoming Passengers o
the Jefferson from Seattle and Bell
ingham where they visited with
Menus and relatives. J
The Time
To Save YowHdit*
J§ fiOW M
The Th i n &
To Save It With
IS
flewbro's Herpicide
Buy A Tyfei j
Sne dottle TodaJ}.
Sold Everywhere ^
fipplic at jo nS_ /jf. Barber Sh opS
iilrs. IX. D. Clarlt, who with het
husband, had sorn? difficulty in vot
ing on flection day, wishes to infor.t
liie Public In general that the Clara
l-anih the 9unnyside, is within the
limits of th0 inccrPorated town of
Skajr way.
M r. and Mrs. Reginald Broolc
arrived on tha Princess Mary
fror. a triP to various Points in
t&e south ajid aftor a stop at the
Goidcd Xorth hotel they left for
theij. horn© at the Engineer mino
near AUin.
o—o—o
Dr Hawes with l.is wife and chil
dren was an outward bound passen
ger on tlie Rriticess Mary for Van
couver. B. C. From that Point the
family will shiP for a visit to
England. AVliile it town they were
1'ullt-n House guests.
Mrs- C. J. McLennan of White-1
hurfo arrived on the Prllncess
Mary rnd after a stop at tlft Golden
uV^r'h hotel Bhe went on her way
Ur hfr home. .Airs. JEc I«nnan
his Ken visiting with friends and
relatives in Vanc.UVcT, B. C.
u—0 —u
II. S Seerean ia still dispensing
Djilk at the old stand and got «
chance to cast his vote in the right
cause ia sPlte of the objections of
the representatives of "-The Great
Unwashed"' and Henry Pronounces
t>ie results of tho election "Gloriojs.
n—t—o ,—
.Mrs. Charles Adams and her four
children. Fay, Grace, Helen and
Fred were south bound !>assengea
ou the Jefferson for Seattlo where
thry will Join th0 husband and fa
ther- Charles Adams and where the
A.da!'.]s family will reside in the fu
ture.
o— 0—0
Mrs. P. J. Flynn has so far re
covered from her recent illness as
>o bit able to ai;ain rocoive heir
fr'ends. Durin?, her illness her
daughter, Mrs. Jamcs K. McA,Iister
•li-ii charge of tho Flynn residence
end mirsed, her mother back to
•I'talih.
C—0—o
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Allen came a
from JunGa.u on the Jefferson to
congratulate the Skagway voters on
doing Just what Juneau did for the
good of the country. Mr. and Mrs.
Aileu ar0 guests of the Parents of
Mrs. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Jonatlron
MoBrlen.
0—0—0
WITSOE ADAMS
On Saturday evening, October 30,
l!>20,Miss Irene Adams andMr. Sam
uel Witsoe wore quietly married in
F-tines. Alaska. The Reverend! Paul
Deiton being out of Haines. United
States Commissioner George W.
Klnchman Performed the wedding
ceremony. The ycung couPle were
accompanied to Haines by the bride"
mother, Mrs. Chr.rlcs Adams, the
bride's siste, Miss Fay Adams and
Mr. Chris. L.'.rson. The fair little
bride was attired in a dainty gown
I
of blue silk embroidered in silk!
and b;as. Tko bridesmaid. Hiss Fey;
Adams, wore a Pretty frock of whit*
Tl»e Oest man was Mr. Chris. Lar
son." Following the wedding the
party retired to the Alaska Grill
where a wedding sv,PPer was served.
The bridal Part}- then went to the
danou in A. B. hall whore they were
greeted with a generous shower < ' i
rite. Although tho wedding was no j
ai:no;;iiced until a late hour, a largo i
■oik'j was cut at the time of re
flVc'imects and was designated the
"Bride's cake" and each guest at
tho dance received a generous slice.
Tnc bridal Party reached home at a
late hour and the bride and groom
Vert directly to the pretty cottag,
that, was In readiness for homeki
Ing This cottage is on uPPer
Eighth avenue and is known as tl;
"Rock cottage" and her© the new
•wedj are at home to their man:
frieud3. Mrs. Wltso© has lived in
Alaska all her life aiid in Skagwaj/
sjinep her infancy. For several
years she was linotyPe operator at
the Skagway Daily Alaskkaa office
and resigned that Position to becom
tue wife of Mr. Witsoe. Th© groom
is one cJ the many trusted emPloye
of the White Pass and Yukon and
wcrks with tho bridg© builders. H?
is ciio of the resPected citizens of
teh north and no better Praise can
Se gglven any man. For the presen
Mr. ar.d Mrs. Witsoe will remain in
Skag«ri y; but later a honeymoon tri
is Planned to tho States.
n—n—n '
Mr. and Mrs. \V. O. Dlanchacd
and tlieir younger son, Kenneth
were passGgners south on the Prin
cess Ajary for Seattle where they
will Join the old;1;* son, Fred, who
has commenced his studies on his
last year of high school, he having
goue to Seattle some wecJts ago.
Kenneth will resume his studies in
t ic f rade school. J(r. BIanchard|
(Continued on pa&e «■) i
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Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefore understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
Our policy has been to extend to our Alaska friends close and
constructive co-operation; the advantages of our resources and facili
ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions' and oppor
tunities on the Pacific Coast.
We now desire to increase our family of Alaska customers. Your
"banking-by-Mail" business * will receive every attention. Deposits
may be sent by Post Office Order, Express Money Order, Draft or
Check, Currency by registered mail.
Send for our booklet "Banking by Mail" • ,
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Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
For Baby's Tender Skin
Cuticura Talcum Is Ideal
After a Lath with Cutici;; a Soap and hot
vrater. there is nothing mere soothing and
cooling to delicate little skins than to dust
with cuticura Talcum, especially if skin
is heated or irritated.
"Curie ura Toilet Trio'
Consisting of Soap, Ointment 2nd Talcum
are indispensable adjuncts of the daily toi
let in maintaining skin purity and skin
health. By bringing these delicatcly medi
cated emollients in frequent contact with
your skin as in use for all toilet purposes,
you keep the skin, sculp, hair and hands
clear, swet: and healthy. The Soap, Omt
ment and Talcnm 25c. each everywhere.
Sample each free by mail. Address post
card: 'Cuticur*. Dept. 6Y. Maiden. Mu*."
Cubcura Soip ahr.ves without mua.
SKACWAV8
FRATERNAL ORI»l'Tr<a
Art-tic —
Camt> 3k"ewaT .Vn l
meetg vrery lecond and
tourtfc Tuesday ereniag
at 8:38 o'clotk. Visit
L»i brtiier* cordially welcome.
L. S. Ktllur. Arctic Ctilof
J II KELI.EK, Acting Arctic Uliector
P. & M.
White Pisa Lodge P. ^
A. M. No. 113, meetfl Sid
(uud 4Ui gzutardur evenings
of each month. Vieitinj
B^etlirrn are weliome.
Dan Mr'onald. w. M*
t j ST A N'lJidH, Secretary.
K. I*. <» «■•' **
■tKgway l»<lg*
NO. 4»1 ti '
Elks me''is »'v'" >
Thursday a'. 8: 0"
' 31
V's't-iie, oroUiere cord'ajly welcome
«qhn QRashal, e it
. r. J VA^lUSWAia., jec'9t>r'
Pioneer* of Alaska IfJoo, No. 12,
meet !» A. B. Hfcli first Monday in
every mont At 8:84 ^ *tl
Vlsltlnj Brother* emriWlf »«1*
c m*. J. 0. PHSLP8, S«cy.
Fraternal Order of
EagJe*—
Sfcagwaj Aerie-#No 25i
Fraternai Order ol
Eftgle* meet tt»e Orst
and third Wednssd«r
month at t&eJr hall on Ave
nue. VtsttMa brotfccrJ cordially In
Tito 1 to aitanfl M. A Roger*, W. P.
J. fc-. Bil8<WM», Sorxetary.
Naom' Cl*ovt*r Wo. 9. 0. B- 8.
m"?ts jn Mneoaia Hall Hrst a»<l
tl.'rd. FrHay® »f *a«h moath at 8
P. M. VislUa* »ea»l>*r8 Alcorn#. •
F1«i°hm TMinrall Worthy
Ma'ron.
Vlrtis'a Suffoool. Secretary.
rKOFJLSSlQN'AL CARDS
DA- L- 8. KELLER
Doat^Bt j
Moat Mo&exn M«tbo<!a
Office Houn: 9-1J *. m. 1-6 p- m
Al#8k#a £ till ding — Brood-ray
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W. B. SXOTT
A'tortoj At 2i*w
Practlca >A til oourU
In Territory o| Alaska
HiVlSES — — — — ALASKA"