Happy New Year,
We take this opportunity to thank
you all for your liberal patronage
during the past year. We shall do
all in our power to warrant the con
tinuance of your good will during
tne twelve months of Twenty-Two
C. W. ASK & SONS
Offlof Phono: 10 Altrtif* for
SmUmw rhono; 81> I.julysmlth »'o*l
The Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK SVFFECOOI., Trop.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
\I TO SERVICE DAY OK MG11T WOOD AVD COAL
OAREFCL HANDLING AND PROMPT DKl.IVFRY Ol'R SLOGAN
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OLD >K VTTLK RESrDEXT
TASSED AWAY TODAY
Seattle. Jan. 5.—Robert Abrams.
« v .) for the past sixty-four years has
!ivt-d in Seattle, died today.
■Washington. Jan. 5.—It was an
: r>unced today that the Philadelphia
t Is now shipping the new "peace
dollar" to the federal reserve banks.
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MAKKS HKAim.W
Washington. Jan. 5.—An apw
ment for the increase of the Chi
nese tariff rate to an effective per
cent. was adopted today ov the
arms conference. The far eastern
commit lee adopted resolutions Pro
viding for the eventual withdrawal
of all foreign troor* from China.
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Winter
Schedule
5. 5. Princess Mary
WILL LEA VE.SKACWA V. 7 P. M.
I'K KMBER 14 JAM.XRY 4: IS FEBRUARY; 1 15
MARCH 1: 12; 22 APRIL. 2
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Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Y&ncouverjwith. Fa*: ,C'<mtinentalYTrainsi."
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON. Agent. Skagway. Alaska
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
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SEATTLE
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WIN TEK SCHEDULE
S. S. SPOKANE—JANUARY 22; FEBRUARY 22.
KOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
V. O HIRSCHBERO,. AGENT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject to change without Notice.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
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Sailing* trom SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Forts
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
mi. KNOWN SKAGWAY
ROY PASSES AWAY
IN MINNEAPOLIS
In yesterday's mail the Alaskan
received the following letter con
cerning a former well known young
man of Skagway:
Minneapolis. Minn , Dec v6.
Skagway Alaskan.
Skagway, Alaska.
Gentlemen:—Would you pie we
try to locate through your paper Mr
C. K. Shelly, and please advise htm
that his son Robert died here Sun
day.
Also that a Mr. N. L, Enger is anx
iously awaiting communication with
him in regard to same.
Yours truly,
george Mccarty.
51S Sixth, St., South.
Robert Shelley cnme here a mere
boy and attended school, after which
he enters the service of the W. P.
& Y. R., working for several ye.i-s
After his marriage young Shelly
left Skagwa.,- and his whereabouis
have not been kno»n for some time
The fHther. C. E. Shelly, retired
from active service on the White
Pass route, where fee had been pas
senger conductor tor almost twen
ty years and now Jives in Auburn.
Washington.
Word has been se.it him
HRKMKVS MEETING
The regular monthly siMlnt of
the Skagway Firt> Department will
be held in Firemen's hall on Mon
day evening. Januaiy 9. at S o'clock.
AH members are requested to bo
present.
2t VT SIMK, Chief.
GRAXPFATHER OF \H\
PR KM IKK OF CAXADA l.Kn
REVOLT !\' I>\T VRIO
Rochester, X. Y, Der 23.—Wil
liam Lyon Mackente Kins, premier
elect of Canada h»s the distinction
of heading the government of a
country from which his grandfath
er. an opponent of the Enclish Tory
party, was forced to flee as j. rebel"
and serve a term in thv Monroe
county jail.
In December. 1S37. William J.voi:
MacKenrie. the grandfather, gath
ered a mob of his followers, on the
outskirts of Toronto with the iuten
tion of seiiing the lieutenant-gover
nor and setting \ip a provisional
government in ord*ir to gam nider
autonomy for what is now Ont. io
province. Misunderstanding? among
the leaders led to a complete fail
ure of the revolt and Mackenzie tied
I to this country with a price upot;
his head.
In Buffalo he col'ected a d sorder
ly "army" and seited and fortified
Xavy island in the river between 11:»
two countries and for some weeks
troubled tie Canadian frontier Tl.i
attempt also failed and in IS39 h<
was tried here for a breach of the
neutrality laws and sentenced to IS
months In jail, of which he served
eleven.
Ten years later he was pardoned
i and returned to Canada.
PRINCESS MARY IN YESTERDAY
The Princess Mary arrived vester
day mom.ng at half past eight with
1 a small list of passengers and
| freight.
1 Among those wh.> returned north
were V. I. Hahn. £jperlntendent of
| the W. P. & Y. R.. who has been
visiting his family tn Seattle for the
past two months: J. M. Rourke oT
Clifton, Who visited his family in
Pocatello, Idaho, for about two
months; Miss Cooper, who came up
to accept a position as nurse in the
White Pass hospital, and Murdock
i McDonald of Whitehorse, who is re
turning to his home after a visit
in British Columbia.
The Princess sailed at II o'clock
with quite a numfc*r of passengers,
most of whom came from the other
side.
Washington, Jan. 5—Mrs. Palmer.
I wife of former Attorney-General
\ Palmer, died here today.
J. M. Rourke of Clifton arrived
back on the Princess Mary yester
day after a couple of months' visit
with his family in his old home in
Pocatella. Idaho.
A. J. Achison. the Black lake
farmer, came into town today with
a lot of farm products. Mr. and
Mrs. Acaison have both been ill at>d
this is his first visit to the C'ty for
a couple of weeks. Both arj on the
improve.
A dollar a month will bring the
Alaskan to your door.
(VOTWAKS I.EAVKS ON
WATSON FOR SKVKRAIj
MONTHS' VISIT IN EAST
Col. J. C. Ootwala. fnr'nw offi
cer of the Alaska Road commission,
and acting chairoan tor the past
several weeks tn 5b* absence ot Coi.
James (?. Sreese. left Juneau on the
last Admiral Watson on a three
months' leave of absence which he
will spend in the States. Oapt. C.
S. Ward will act as chairman of the
commission until the return of Col.
Steese from Washington.
Colonel Ootwals will visit several
coast cities on his trip hack east. In
cluding Seattle, Portland and Los
Angeles. He experts to go East by
the southern ronte and will spend
several days in Hoaston. Tex. Erom
there he will go to New Orleans and
other southern cities, taking ft hy
easy stages up the Atlantic coast
and to Philadelphia to visit relatives
He expects to he in both New York
and Washington before returning
norrt He will return to Alaska
| early in April.
ROBERT EAK1. FVNERAl.
TO HE HEI.H SATfRHAY
The funeral of tbe late Robert
Burdette Karl wilt be held Satur
day from the Presbyterian church,
at ' SO p m.. the Reverend K. L.
W.nterberger officiating The re
mains will be hnr*ed in the Skag
way cemetery, as. the relatives, who
were heard from yesterday, so de
sired *
A funeral train will leave Broad
way and Pifih si^wts after the
church ceremony at d friends are in
vited to attend.
fw>\i going to t\ ashington
o\ nrsivKss TRir
railed JO \\ ashing* n« R> Secretary
of the Interior Kail—I«n1«{
11 err Ahom .1*rmar> 10
In the interests of Alaskan legisla
tion and at the request of the De
partment of Interior. Gov. Scott C
Bone will go to Washington within
a short time to appear before Con
gressional committees and commit
with Secretary Fall and other# rela
tive to Alaskan affair*. Governor
Bone expects to leave Juneau about
January 5 P and arrive in Washing
toil about e.ght day* later.
Governor Bone raid that he had
been advised that some Alaskan leg
islation now in cor.press would be
given farther hearings between Jan
uary 15 and Fehmary 1. He wis
asked to be in the national capital
while these are in progress.
It is believed thai Governor Bone
will make the trip east with Col.
Frederick Mears. chairman of the
' Alaskan Eng.neerlng commission
'oionel Mears lea-es .Masks for
Washington on January 6, according
to information recently received
:rom Anchorage. Col. Mears" trip is
ro be made in connection with an
appropriation for the Alaska rail
road Authority for additional funds
was granted several weeks ago by
congress but no appropriation has
been passed Tart of Governor
.tone's work in Washington will be
! :o aid in securing favorable action
<n an appropriation bill for the rail
I road.
Among other things the Governor
•rill also urge the importance of ap
propriations to cover folly the esti
mates furnished by the Alaska Road
Commission as regards roads and
: rails in the territory.
tiOIXG OVTSTOE
' Mrs Gladys Dot* and her mother,
i Mrs J P. Archibald, were passen
!gers sou! h on the I^rincess Mary yes
terday.
Mrs. Dore has be«n chief accoont
! am for the Taylor. Dmry Company
at \Vhiiehorse, who have trading
posts in numerous places in Yukon
Territory, for the past three and one
half years.
Mrs Archibald has lived with her
daughter for the past two yean and
j will now visit with her other child
' -en in British Colombia.
amta rmi.i.irs takes
KSTERKTHS TRIP
The pas l>oat Anita Phillips arriv
ed yesterday morning from Junean
with one hundred and seventy sacks
of mail.
The Anita Phillips took the place
of the Estebeth, wtich was damag
ed on her last trip sooth.
The Anita ThilUps was late get
ting in on accoant of thick weath
er.
ICE CREAM IS A FOOD
Keller Brothers are serving th«lr
Superb Summer lea Cream. (
A
Happy and Prosperous
1922
To You All
Our store w ill be closed Mondav. Jan. 2, '22
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
Watch This Space
for Announcement of
Big Opening Feature
At New Location
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Ford tontine Car—5 In
pood repair, having been overhauled
and repainted Trice. 1350 Apply
I>*ir hotel. tt
Utare of Ohio. City of Toledo.
I*raj Cemnty. ••
rraftk J Chrne* make* ontk that he
If »n»r partner of the flrtn of F. J.
0»mt A Co- dolnr htwinee* In the Cftr
of Toledo. County ana Stat* aforeoald.
and that ml Brtr will pay the ma w
ONE HTTVPREr* VOLiXM for earta
and erery rm* of Catarrh thai rtncot he
cured hv the u»f of HAt-L'S CATARRH
inSPTCiNK PRANK J. CHBNKT.
Sworn to hefcre me and eeheorthed In
bit prt*ence thla «th dar of rvce-nhet,
A. D DBt A. W OLKASON,
<Sm.P Notary PqMml
Hat!"* Catarrh MedlHne It tatea pa
ternally and act* throaph the Blood on
the Moron* Surface* of the Syatem. Send
for teetltnootala froe
F J. CHSNFT * CO.. Toledo, a
Sold hy all drotpwr* %c
Ball* Family Pill* for c-netlpatloo.
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CARPET SWEKPF.RS
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MOTORS
HOVSE -STRING
Ortnt Tatra for KlMrif»' Good*
Phone, 4; or leare order at
Telephone Office
W. J. KEFFER
Doctor Praises
Eczema Remedy
Tbe ctr* of <*i» dimar*
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2£ lotion fbc Skin Disease '
KKI.I.KR BROS. DRUG CO.
Skagwaj' Dtatrfimtor*
Tom mak* ■ mlatakr
tr rn to m map at
THE
Pollen House
Fired#* Ugtits
Finn fSngU or f Soltr
flash* on «v-»i floor
B. ft PTTXKN. Pro»
flu**' • - Aluti
A Unique Record
Grateful testimony for Doan'a Kid
ney rill*. published everywhere it
of It pelf conTlnelr.fr e*1denre of mer
, it. Confrmed testimony forma still
•■trouper evidence. Tears apo, a cit
:rec of this locality gratefully ac
knowledged the benefit derived from
Hoan's Kidney Ptlla. Trie statement
■« cow confirmed—the proof wore
ronrindng. Case* cf thla kind are
plentiful la tbe *o:k of Doaa'a Kid
ney PiUs—tbe record U anique.
Mrs, Emma Wilkinson. 1207 Mali
St, Oregon City, Ore., says: "I «*J
r*oa**» Kidney Pills for bark ard
kidney trouble and received relief
1 believe Poan'a are aa excellent kid
ney remedy and am glad to endorse
and recommend them for tbe lastin*
relief that they pare me." (State
ment siren April 4. If IS.)
On April 26, 1120, Mr*. WUkln
eon said: "I gladly confirm all I
Raid la favor of Dose's Kidney nila.
Doaa'a helped tfcrw wben I «aed
them and I know tbey are Jn»t ai
(rood at represented "
rrlce tOf, at all dealer*. Pont
simply ask for a kidney remedy—ge«
Do«s'« Kidney Till*—tbe same that
Mrs. Wilkinson bad. Filter-Nil
bars Co„ Slfrs., Bcealo, N, T.
frorrcK
Whn ro« **nt anjtklijr TDorpa
Truck*. Bagfar* «r anythlBf elm.
Call op tb« J oh a William*. C. &
Transfer C<v. Aim *t*o4, 1* lech,
delfrerpfl. <4.SO, and coal. r*r ton.
daUw*4, *18.