Cirlicura Talcum
Is So Refreshing
Ancxqu" ■ 'v scented, antiseptic
p \s*icr. v..-*. s *,!:•* relief to sun
burned or i: i.ted skin?, overcomes
'vmvv |vrs;i;: .«on. and imparts a
d. v. ! iStin,' irj:.rance. leaving
the skin street and wholesome.
3F~CuticuraToiletTrio'3»n
l. orsistint: •; ~ Ointment and
Talcum are 1: ■; e nable aditinets
of the liai'iv I .t : • maintaining
*km purity" nr.: #k>n health. Bv
» ringm,; tbcsc^i licatcly medicated
em nu mi trojiiiat cuatact with
■ "jr « r .is in t:s ■ f r all toilet
purposes, you ktfp the sktn, scai;\
ha r an J iis clear, sweet and
hcaiihv.
The Sc:r> O..V; ■: * T L: ?:•: each
s "Cut i htokkaSEm."
SKAt.U AY'S
I it.\l : HN'.l'j ORDKKS
\ritic Brotherhood. —
Cump Sk^gway So. X.
mee^a srery second a.ic
foun.li Tuesu.»>- c-re:t:
st 8:30 oclwtk. Visi
U- brct».«r» cordially welcoi :
L. *- Killer, Arctic Cliu i.
J Xt KKi.l.U; Acliug Arctic l'iroctOI
F. -v M.
V. Iiiit- I. ii-e F. A
A. jl. No. IX;!, nu'fto £«1
^ ati'i ita s.-Uur<5ii» ennajf
or ..i«h uii'uth. I i*iiius
I! Oiiif u are nohonie.
;>an : l»r.iaid. *».
t j si a N i .r'ii Secreiary.
B. P. O. * KiKS
Sfcigway Loiig*
N"0 <31, 3. P. l>
Kiks r-L'?l3 rvft'j
Ti»:»ri4 a; S:0i'
r> 11
V s • • a r or* cord ally «el. 03»"
aliiX" CltASHAL.. K
r. i VA^DEVVJlU-. 5rC.-» k.r.
IMocwrs of AlasV* lr!r.<>. \u.
steef t» A. B. Hall first i»untl»T la
.•very muut il *:lit »
Ylsiilu^ Br>th«r» comIUUIt «ei
c <m>. 1. C. PHEI.PB. 5«cy.
Fraternal Order
Eagles—
Skaay Aerie. So 2^
Fraternal Oitlcr
ta^lt*® meet tbe tii>*
&I.U ii.iril V. e&jvMlaj nitil t or i-aui
Dibtttli at thi-ir ti«U ou Av>
•iuo. Vi> t'o,; ei» cotdinliy in
Cite' u atteuil M. K. Ko^err, U. 1".
J. i. GriesbiuH. Sf»< rotury.
N'a n.! Cl ■ l 'rr 0. E. S
m :< :• ..U- iUll sift aa.l
tf r<A i-'i'l..;-' v( •-uc:t ujiuh ::l i
i'. M. V. l i weleoiSo.
Klcie£.c« Va-J'-waii Wor'hy
Ma'roo.
Vir.'ln'a Sutf^cool- Scntaff.
rKUFLiSlON'Ali CiKDS
DR. L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Alot-em Methods
t.Tice Ilou.-u: S-12 a- m- 1-6 p- ra
A'»>&aa h-iidiog — Broadwaj
*>KAi>\VAY ALASKA
V\- U. STOUT
A 1 t o t > t j At L»w
Practlc* la all courta
Iu Territory of AT«i;a
HVJ.NES ALASK.v
OIUUXAXCE 1ST.
ax repealing 01
wxax«-'e >.o. i«i entitled,
"^X ORDINANCE rO ALLOW
MIL" a CO WjJ TO GRAZE I;
xi::: street and alleys 01
rtiE town of.iskagway.
Tj.K OWN OP SKAGWAY DOEo
ORIiAIN a5 FOLLOWS,
KEl'EAL.
^J'-'TIOX 1.
T!. . OriHaaucc No. 131, Eatitl.
"An Ordinr.ti'-o 'o allcw Milcli
C'"ws to craz9 la oa the Streets aa
Alleys of the "'owa 0f sjsasway ba
a ad 1» hereby r«Pealed.
Pas^td oa s^Pensloa of the
rtiic3. aftcr second r.jadius tiiis
2'i'h day, of October 1320, and ar
rruvi'd th» same <iay.
Att*i r.
W. i. McBri°n, ClerK
APProved.
E.J Sia'w.
- , % aiayo
U/ye
3 L U E
MOON
• J Tak of ths
Fla irs cods
By DAVID ANDERSON
(Cop/r.gui oj tuo
SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I -N. ' ' ! nivvn lit*
"
Itoin^lxmt oil tin* AV.:bu»h rl\»M\ "TIic
tVarlhum er"— llie on'y nanu* Iw h-is—
I
'
«... Ihe r • . • lit.*»" A
.• I V l ho : «• >" clirU»!€MH
. * \\ il . . •• : .o* hull before
::u cabin on tho
■
m o ii.n U.
:urr? |»o.l by a
r |Tcs"H'' *. Th©
:n V. r home.
0
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'
:• .a. ;n. he
• !:..•• ;:vj SUtf
: t.. I- ve a
J i r \yt . in \t th.»^ ; r r.i!!on
I l;.h U. to A - h i ■• • V' 'he .; f'.r n:o
r the
•s the
• it
.;ns from
•l il by a
'"V oi the
fr rn hl.«
f ■; I by
y by the
"\V:Ul H i is r.ot strong
*r>r . . i ' ••..:! «»f the
i.* to l:n >.v ttiut the next
CIUP7£R xn.-TIia sirl returns to
her home, <?m'.vn bu k by a visitor, a
small hov, v > a *lf : r h. i\ Tlwv
youngster i .is n.-t th* Ces;eratlo ami
Ins:. The "letter pr«*y»*s« to be from an old
friend of tiao "\Vild Alan." .inclosing
tnon-y n~l wrg'r.s? ' m : 1 return to the
*\vi ". 1 , I t> -> fr-tvis h»» hua left. The
Hose" a ureal helrvas. thO'ijrh her
Identity not 1 ;iiy 1. The "Pearl
'
the "lieJ Mask" and his own vindica
tion, b-.ivta it.e glii and ®oes bucl; to the
village. x
I Playing ths "Trif'ng" Came.
'
Ovt-- tlio li t of the people you know
and note I.ou- f;. ,p;■■■uly ninny of them
1 lose all - f-r. • - - >c; . n I become aliens
to priii' . v. y. i :;*r ri'M-,in with n
crazy • •■. N ran yon reason
• with a . i Ins developed tlio
' tritll:™ !. Vr. II.-- l,::nns no sympa
I thy and has to ; y. Ho wants to do
| only tlio thin-: tl t appeals to btm.
■
■
j stransr her 1 of !■■•■* : m fe-ir
fii! for the of his mi an skin.
■ The fi.' t Is tli ■ flnw is crazy in his
[ line. He foe's that a'! the world Is
subject to Ii:< oxp|. !li! s. So ho goes
] on iloinr the intun and underhand
, thin;-; ti at niaki- " • pinylns of the
• trifling game j>..•<" to.—Exchange.
I The wiy of the superior man Is
threefold hut I am not equal to It
j Virtuous, he is free from anxieties;
I wise. ho free from perplexities?
OolJ, :.c a . -.o Xroai fc-i".—Coafucius.
Asked Troops
Of Government
Charleston W.Vi. .Nov. 27—Cover"
nor Cornwell announced latet night
that ho had ask0d t<.h federal gov
ernment to send tiooi's to Mingo
tiounty tc wher0 the t'oai minors
ar0 on strJke.
They.pvernok" added that a« soon
as th<j soldiers took oharge he woul 1
ask tlip iTesitleiitto Proclaim mar
tial lav/ in the strike zonc.
Will Be Held For
indefinite Period
j I, jmi no Nov. T2—Tho ni!re^t of
ArthU" OrifHt and Professor John
lM.<jNeiU and other leaders of th0
tinn Fp n revolutionary movement
'In Ireland will Probably result in
tlieir internment for an indefinite
length of time.
Strong Sentiment
Favors America
Geneva Xov. 27—Tho almost if
no: quito unanimous sentiment of
the del< spates to t)ie League of Na,
fions assembled hero is that aonici
vay must be found to bryig the Un
ited .States into th0 League.
They would willingly accent the
t'nitvd Stains on any terms that
sho may w«uit to dictate
May Disclose Basis
For Mexico Claim
W.iiiiiagton Soy. -T—Balnbriilge
Colby Secretary of Stat,* is expect
ed to M.i'.o known before Ms deI'ar
tur0 (.t soLht America on Monday
tht> nature of ills rci'ly in a rc-cfcnt
^ r to H. V. ilest|ueira a confi
dential ascot hijre of the Provision
al govurnmn of lle-xico Setting forth
tlic cIa^ms of-that government for
recognition ty the U. S.
Tapanere Princeton
Graduate Dead
Sc-ati.e Not. 27—Motoklclii Taka
hasjhi a member of tho J&Panepo
ItirlM .pnt and a graduate of Prin
ceton d'ed here today.
The J.-i'snps lawmaker was takeu
to tho Irovidence hospital for
tr^atm-at but his illness had mado
to rau 'i »iogTess and he Passed aw:^
shortly .''iter e"t^c:inS the hospital.
Would Open
Closed Shop
i Chics£0 Nov. 27—A Propaganda
; bnrr»£,} nution wide In sco°e against
j t^io closed £hoP was launched hera
I t|oday with th0 oPonlng of the Na
I tiona! 1'ead quarters of the Ameri
can Press Luroau.
This is being made to throw oPen
I all conccrnes to non^unjon and un
| ion men alike
| Stadium Opened
With Football!
" Seattle Nov. 27—Tli0 famous Dart
mouth foot ball squad is battling j
today wWh the Washington Univer
sity team at the oPening o£ the new
1 rtSadium which hr.s just been com
pleted at th0 Washington Universi-j
j ty caniPu.s.
Call.Head Offered|
P. I. Governorship!
San Francisco Nov. 27—David
Pfescott BarrDwa I'rjf-ldo'it of the
University of California was today
te"nde»r,.d th0 Position of Governor!
Generai tif the PhiliPines.
President Wilson wired the offer
and Mr .Borrow,s has not signified ]
his intention as yet.
Important lining
Deal Goes Through I
W. H. Taulmau has purchased tlij
North Star mining claims No. 1. 2.
and 3 from Torn Meredith and the
Silver King and Silver King exten
sion from Martin Ortland. Tha|sa
' claims all located In the Broad Pass
j country are considered among the
most valuable in that region. Mr. I
TauInula accompanied by Mrs. Tauu
j mail vill leave tomorrow to begin j
j develo^iJent work on the claims.
Pluck and Poverty.
Not tli" lo:i<t iidtnlrnhle ehsirni'lerls
tlo of men 4iixl women who have had n
life-lone strwrtrle itcninst poverty is
thnt they hiive Ptriisvlod nirninst It
purely fur the sn!;<» of self-resppct. j
There l« per!.::-is nn more hrrolc figure
tlmn tlmt of Hie cnreful Utile mother
of n f.m:ih- who week by week tnelslef
the meri'.iT fir:ii!y l>'.vi;-et with n- sul
InTit deter:.itnntlo'i to pinke ti e nio^t of
j It nnd to r«st cor.'- -it tit that. I.p«
j plucky spirit- "let th'n^s ptnmrjP
j thomselvt s." f: 1! into '!,'l>t. iiti i in sen
j orsi 1 fol!< w n Impli!i7.nnl nole of llfp.
I which i< n tncit snimis-'ion of :i want
i of pini"'; to tr,e!;ie the form' '.Me Jim
Its* ef poverty.
"I like candy. I like it best when
I get the kind I go for and 6ee it
put into the package fresh and
clean from the showcase."
We also know that we cannot be
too particular about the candy we
sell and the way we keep it. So sis
ter shows good judgment in com
ing here to make her purchases.
Chocolates and Ben Dons
The best of the advertised brands
of package confectionery can be
secured here. We can help you
selcct the right box holding just the right
assortment of hard or soft fillings or both.
We will be glad to quote special quantity
prices for candy needed for parties, bazars,
and special occasions of all kind .
fo? \ I
Purest Confections
[KELLER BROTHERS
"DEFENSE OF VERDUN"
(f't) Wci'.'m NrweonoerVnlon
A strl!:ins stiiiue reppe.«pnllng the
"Defense nf A'eidiin," by (lit- late
French sculptor Rndtn. It lin-s Jus!
b.i ir dcill. -alert ill Verdun, and was
vd .<> I lull city by Dutrh frlewla
of France.
Electric System
For Fort Seward
An electric lighting Plant will b0
installed e^rly this winter at Fort
Seward, according to a statement
made by Major J. CL Gotwate, who
arrived in Juneau from Haines Fri
day evening on the government boat
Petrson.
Two 2S-]dlowatt gasoline e'ettilc
generating sets are now being /bhlP
Ped to Ft. Seward and will be erect
ed immediatly uPon thelr arrival.
SbmetiiUe next month 60 soldiers
will arrive at Fort Seward from the
South and with the 170 men now stl
•tioned at the fort will makQ the reg
ulation number of soldlers.
Solomon'e Temple.
It Is believed today by many sa
vants that the Old Testament descrip
tion of Solomon's temple was written
by the Jews after their return from
the captivity, with the memory of tlie
real splendors of Babylon fresh in
their i.iiiuK says Anstrulher Mackay.
writii : In the Atlantic Monthly. It
is pussiMi' that the actual temple was
n simple place of worship. If It had
been otherwise. It Is hardly prtsslbie
iliat ii" remains ftf It would be visible
today. seeing that the temples of
Ejfvni. which are so much older, re
tusin, In >euie cases, almost In toto.
UXLUCKT.
Gruet is an
unlucky fellow.
' I should say
so; he can find
[two lemons
. where only on®
was handed out
hi for*.
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Eased By Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
A safe and effective preparation
to relieve the pains of Rheumatism,
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago
is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pene
trates quickly, drives out the sore
ness. and limbers up the stiff ach
ing joints and muscles.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation ,to have in the medi
cine chest lor first aid when the
doctor may be far away. You will
find almost daily uses for it in cases
of sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stings. Just as reliable,
too. for earache, toothache and
croup. Always keep rt in the house.
Generous size bottle 35c.
If you are troubled with constipation
I or sick hi-ndacho try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whips. Just pleasant little plnll
j pllia at druggists tor 30c.
GREETING 6.
This year's ottering in Christmas
and New Yea^ Greeting cards m
•■o|ude many artistic designs. Steel
and hand tinted designs from tha
finest studios and at Very moderate
prices. There are envelopes to match
each card. See Kellor Bros, display.
ORDER FOR HEARING FIKftL ACCOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
In commissioners court, Skagway
iprgclnct, Division No. 1, Territory
of Alaska.
In the* matter of the Estate of
Heii.-y Cata Bowman, D^ce^ed. In
Probate order for heMiflg flnan ac
count of administrator
George W. Dillon, the administ'a
tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bo\
man, dieceasedt having this day ren
dered and Pre4e&ted for settle
mtnt,. and filed) In this Court, hid
final account of the administration
of the e£t&te of the said decedent
It is ORDERED , That Wednest'A
the 15th cay of Febuary, lyUi
2o'cloc!c la the afternoonf, at the.
office of s lid oommisloner in said
iTtCnct, be. and th0 same is hereby
appointed as the time and Place se
ct heBrlng of objections to such fi
mi tccount and the settlement there
of; akd that said administrator do
cau»e to b0 Published In the DaaSy
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas
ka, a* notice thereof as by by law r_>
qulrwl and to~flle proof of Its Publi
cation in this Court before the dby
sot for tha hearlng of said account
Glvun under my hand and seal ol
the Probate Couurt this 17th day c
November. 1920.
JosePh J. F. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
flaio Probate Judge.
First Publication, Nov. 18th. 1920.
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
ORDINANCE 93
A.\ ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE'FOi
A TAX ON DOGS T0 pitEVEN r
CERTAIN animals from run
ni.no At large, and for
OTHER purposes.
'IlE 'OWN OP BKAGWAY, BY
[T0 COMMON COUNCIL, DOCS
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS.:
certain ANIMALS NOT to RUN
Ar LARGE
fcectloa 1. It i' h*reby declared
unlawful for a U jii ,ox, cow, i,
sh'el^ joat, has, or oth«r animal
uaac* ProTld«d, or any'dom»btlc fowl
aanc# Prorid®d, or a.ny do">estju f
*o rtn at lartfe in the Town of Ska1."
w»y, or to o» Pastured or hwded,,
or naked or tied for the PurPose
of graekic la aay of the "tree's,'al
leys, squar#s, or other -round5 bo
loaElne to »r aader ta« control of
lb Tow* of Skanway, and withlnh
tli® V>wa limit* of the »ald Town;
auu It shall b» unlawful for'aoy
ef said SLal™al"( or for stock of
any kind or »«Id domeitlo fowls,
te be tl»3 , staked ( Pagtur«d, or
turned at larg,, uPon any Private,
I'roi'-rty W|tnir fttlie limits of t'
sald town, wjc;lc>ut the consent o
the owner of 'aid ProPerty.
Passed under suspension of the
rule® said aPProved by tha Common
Council of the Town of Slia:;w.iy,
Ala'ka, 14t.
THE SRAGtt'AV
Pioneer Dairy
H. r. ItKEUiJi, Prop.
THE SANITARY BILK RANCH
Th« large*! a*d be«< ooa
ducted dairy la Alaska.
Daily tktpmomt# of part
milk aid ere&zn to all poflat
•a Whit* Ttm A Yukoa
Rout*.
Old Timers
Looking for the best 'place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggagetransferred toand from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotcl is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japaneso
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
1BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RTAN, Prop. ROBT. KELLT. Mgr.