And Limbs. Could Not
Sleep. Cullcura Heais.
44 My trouble started with ring
worms on ray face and arras. Later
thev *piead to ray neck and limbs.
They itched and burned great deal,
and were so painful that I could not
aleep. I wa3 ashamed to go out on
account of the sore eruptions.
M I read an advertisement for Cu
ticura Soap and Ointment and sent
for a free sample. It helped me so
I purchased more, and after using
two cakes of Cuticura Soap and one
box of Cuticura Ointment I was
heated." (Signed) Miss Alice Burr,
- 9*4 lackson St.. Snn Francisco,
Calif*.. Oct. 10. 1921.
For every purpose of the toilet and
bath. Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum are wonderfully good.
Banr!oK*elt?r»* VtMaII. Ad<4rw e*tk-ar* Lab
or v.-m. D*p" si 'Ui-ioa4i Ma.?" SuJ.ic*cr>
3p£>~*Cut»..ar* j>oao *h»vc» wi'.hout muc.
Tt> Cure a Cold In One Hay
Take drove*? LAXATIVE BKOM<
QVIMXK tablets. The genuiue he ir
the 5icnafnre of F!. W. Grove
Some IV.Mnj \\;ia Ti
it's Ton I-air.
STKtKKKS KjJ.I.I '> IV
IHSTt Ult.WC K \t ttl.M. >11N1
(ItlKlAli i'r
MENT: SOUTHEASTERN ALASK.1
COVNTY FAIR AT Jl NEAl
Acting on the advice of a numbei
of farmers who live In the vicinity ol
Juneau. the Southeastern Alask:
County Fair, that was to open in Ju
neau on Labor Day has been post
jionetl. The date has beon chanced
to September 28 and 29. The objeel
of this postponement is to enable th<
! farmers and gardners to exhibi!
-.^tables and garden produce thai
< (Mosu l begin to harden till late ii
I the summer.
'i e f.11r committee is meeting wit!
.! hearty respon. e from farmers In
the near vicinity cf Juneau, and n
. ranc'u-rs from outlying sectiom
who (..ive had an opportunity of ex
pressing memselrer are of the opin
ion that a fair of this kind will
i.oily aid in helping the farmers ol
souc-eastern Alaska to Introduce
ti;oir products to the public.
in addition to a display of live
- 01 far product, and other Alas
;t irtioles, an auction sale will bt
i-id during the two days, to afford
,r\ >-rs a >1 ranche.s an opportunit)
>•;! stock which they wish to dis
• of. and permit others to b:i)
such stock as they may want. This
- le will he free of charge, and con
' .ded for i e benefit of all exhibi
The fair committee is planning t>
ive several speakers to addrest
rmers and ranchers of such -lues
iiit's as co operatlvj marketing and
;i:-ohlc: s that are if vital interest
o ii en who are attempttni to ukc
Alaska self supporting.
Juneau Fair Committee.
——
I niVKHS TO RAISE
1.1SITAM.VS GOI.D
IN rilREE WEEKS
New York. July.- -The stupendous
'undertaking "f trying to salvage
nnO.OOO of treasure from the
ken steamship Lusitatiia is ex
• iti::^ I e populace. Everything is
i readiness and the steamer Rlake
with its thlrtv-t >n boom and oth
•iltiipnient got o i with divers and
i: K. l.eavitt. The latter is presi
d it of i: e Leavitl-Lusitania Salv
se Company, and inventor of the
i'tg suits that are expected tu
•id up lor work under 275 feet ol
1 water.
It is expected tt arrive at the
ii. K Head, where I.usi
i.i li-s hottt July 1 The attempt
tree decks of thft l.usitania and
:d raise to the surface $5,000,000
[in gold front tlie strong room and
• purser's safe, said to contain
S t 1 ii."oil in gold and jewelry.
"If the weather is pleasant." Mr
I.-. itt said, "we vtil cut the treas
'*i ure out of her it: three weeks
s or had weather may delay
Jit. hut twenty-one days of good
, r will — the job completed."
M.m\ Have Abandoned Yenture
■ ri'. t «T' king concerns like the
-Chap; :an Company have
"To fre! keen one must feel clean
— mentally, morally and physi
cally. And physical cleanliness in
fluences both die other forms.''
A frrshlv shaven face each morn
ing, topped by an exhilarating
bath, seems to stimulate as no other
morning function can. That is why
Shaving Is Important
And the shaving materials and oth
er tcilet accessories for men are no
ss important than their actual use.
V.'e can supply the particular men and young
men vv.h soaps, shaving creams, massage
creams, ointments, talcum powder, dental
cream, etc. Brushes for all purposes are
here in a wide range of prices Safety razor
blades, hones, strops and many other asso
ciated articles can be secured here at a gain
in convenience and often a saving in price.
Mens Toilet Needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
tania venture, believing the godsj
were against any successful salvag
ing operations. The idea ot raising |
the ship Itself was never considered
feasible, and It is not being attempt
ed by Mr. Leavitt aLd his expedition.
The purpose Is solely to make big
holes in the three decks which lie
over the safe and strongroom, and
then lift up the sate and the boxed
gold through these holes.
The difficulties In the way of sal
vaging the treasures of the Lusltania
have been investigated, and pro
nounced to be Insurmountable by
many engineers. The profit to the
salvagers, even though the project
were successful, had been doubted
because of the many claimants and
the complex legal propositions In
volved in quieting titles. The depth
of 275 feet is un insuperable bar
in the opinion of most marine en
gineers because of the fact that,
while divers have explored at that
depth, none have been able to work
so deep.
Divers Wear Metal Shell
Divers are encased in a rigid shell
of metal and hard nibber to preventl
them from being crushed at sucb a
great depth. Mr. Leavitt says that
he has been able to overcome this
obstacle by a diving suit of his own
invention which resists the pressure
of water and enables the man to
work at great dep'.hs. As for the
claims of owning, heirs, the ship
company or the Insurance companies
to the treasure. If It is raised, Mr.
Leavitt said that he would take his
chances in the International Salvage
Court.
"I believe that we will get by far
the greater part of the value of the
treasure," he said. "Any salvage
court would allow li to us. We have
made no arrangement In advance
x'itli owners, shipping companies, In
surance companies or the British Ad
miralty, and we do not need to, be
cause a salvage company has the ab
solute right to proceed on its owu
initiative In the case of a vessel sunk
so deep and sunk so far from shore
Our rights will be taken care of
thereafter in the courts."
"We will not use dynamite, but
nltro-glvcerlne." s-id Mr. Leuvltt
"Dynamite will not explode under
the pressure imposed ou It at the
depth ot the Lusltania, but nitro
glycerine will. It will not twist
everything up. but will cut through
the decks like a knlft. When holes
have been made through the three
decks, the safe will be blasted from
its fastenings aud will then be hoist
ed to the surface with the aid of a
boom.
Four Divers to Work in Shifts
" lam taking tour d.vers who will
work ou two hour shifts. The tnlng
is feasible only because of the diving
suits which 1 have .nvented, mKlig
work possible at that depth. The
suits weigh 350 pounds on land. At
that depth undei the water their ef
fective weight would be 75 pounds."
These suits, which are metal 'arts
with jointed limbs and heavy glass
portholes for sight, are equipped
with tunks to supply oxygen, and
with caustic soda to take up the car
bon dioxide. In an ordinary suit the
diver would be smashed at that
dopth as if a building had fallen ou
him.
Mr. Leavitt said that his expedi-1
tion was being u' d i taken n a total
>list of about 0Q as afniust the
prospect ol the lion's share of
^no.ooo.
"Some bis fliuncltrs have sought
to interest themselves 1': it during
the last fev da,.-. 1 he asserted, "but
i: Is too late. I was offered JC.'.'l.' rtO
for the pr voi'i"! in ts It stood but
refused. Th.; investors wUo have put
i'P the moni y to back the expedition
ore all mi'U'.i- class people of moder
ate means."
The ship Ulakeley was built far
the Shipping liourd .n 191 J. It Is
<•00 feet lo i *, with a twenty-four
fcot beam.
NEW LINER ARRIVING
IN SEATTLE TODAY
Seattle, Wn., July 10.—The H. F.
Alexander, new liner purchased on
the eastern seaboard by the Admiral
Line, Is arriving today to Inaugur
ate a regular service Tuesday be
tween Seattle, San Francisco and
Los Angeles. The big vessel made
the run from San Francisco north
in forty-two and one half nours,
which is a record for this distance
on the coast. Director Forbes of
the Uniter States Bureau of Veter
ans came with the vessel to confer
with officials of the Northwest Ag
ents Bureau.
A request has beon received at the
offices of the Daily Alaskan regard
ing information concerning Skagway
property and business interests by a
gentleman from Indiana. The in
formation will be furnished and the
development of out little city will
continue as these meh of vision
learn of the possltiillty of Alaskan
and Britlih Interest in the North.
■BOY
SCOUTS i
j7\ _
(Conducted br NkllMki Cvunell »l ika Bar ' '
■eoula at Amtrlea.) | [
SCOUTS, COMMUNITY ASSETS ■'*
When It coiqm to tbe community
"Good Turn" buy scouts are right on ; |
ths Job. Tbe following report for , f
1021 liu Just reached the national . *
council of the Hoy Scout* of America,
from Atlantic City, New Jersoy:
Tbe boy icuuti of Atlantic City aa
■lated voluntarily all good movements ri
for civic welfurti. Listed below are
a few of die many civic "good turns"
In wbtcb tbey participated.
1. Assisted In the annual Atlantic
City pageant and bathers' review as 11
aid to King Neptune, ushers, mes
sengers, etc. Also took part In all
tbe events, entering two float*.
2. Assisted four time* per year in
delivery of Invitation* to naturalln- '
tlon school conducted by tbe United
States Department of Labor at the I
Illinois Avenue school.
S. Distributed propaganda for Near
Bast Relief drive.
4. Conducted Roosevelt week In At
lantic City putting before tbe cburcbea,
schools, clubs and Individual* the life i
of thl* great man. j s
5. Assisted In tbe celebration of
Mother's day. ;.
0. Assisted as messenger* during the
National Education convention in April | J
for one whole week. |,
7. Assisted as messengers during , <
the national convention, Masonic Or- ,
iter of Oottos. |J
8. Distributed 10,000 bags for the '
Atlantic City hospltul during Christ- | \
mas week. •
9. Collected food for the poor and j
distributed same during Thanksglv- , •
ug and Chrlstinus week. jj
10. Assisted the Visiting Nurse's as- j]
^oclatlou In the sale and distribution j,
of Christmas seals. i J
11. Assisted as messengers during l <
the fifth district conference of the | J
Rotary club at the steel pier and '«
Vernon hall. |!
12. On many occasions collected the ' <
toxes througliout Atlantic City for tlie | '■
lernianent blind relief fund. |
13. Assisted as ushers and mes- '
->engers at the National Paint, Oil and )
Varnish association ut their conven- J
tlon at the Hotel Traymore. <
14. Participated In the annual Me- |
mortal day parude of the Q. A. R. <
15. Promoted Good Book week con- J
ducted by the Atlantic City public <
library. J
16. Assisted as aides and messengers <
at the convention of the United States I
Chamber of Commerce at the Million |
Dollar pier In April.
17. Assisted the Atlantic City Un
derwriters' association in distributing |
posters about the city for Fire Pre
vention day In October.
18. Distributed printed matter for
the China Famine relief In April.
IV. And many other small commun
ity "good turn*" of which we have no
record.
BELIEVES IN SCOUTING
Governor W. H. Mcilaster, who was
one of the thirty or more gubernatorial
heads who became officially tender
foot scouts during the twelfth anni
versary of the Boy Scouts of America,
is a stanch believer in scouting, par
ticularly in the scout oath and law,
and even more particularly In the
good turn. "There Is no Investment
a boy can make," he told the scouts
on the occasion of Ills Investure, "that
Is so sure of winning a quick return
as kindness," and he went on to sug
gest that the person most deserving
of all of a scout's thoughtfulness and
devotion Is "mother." He advised
every boy to go home and kiss his
mother, and to follow up the kiss by
doing everything, big or little, that
would help her or save her In any way
from worry.
IN AN ORPHANAGE
Troop 20 of the Pacific Hebrew or- |
phanage In San Francisco has won a ,
high place under the enthusiastic lead
ership of Julius 1. Kalin. In spite of
the fftct that the freedom of these
boys is somewhat curtailed by the con i
dltlons of institutional life, they man J
age to get In some hiking and camping i
and are splendid "good turners." Scout
Harry Pepper was voted the troop win
ner In a good turn contest for the J
year 1921. The act which won him this i
honor by vote of the troop Is as fol ,
lows: The boys were expected to clean 1
up a hell which had be«n left littered !
and disorderly after an entertainment 1
What was their surprise, therefore, the i
next morning to find the hall as clean 1
as If the brownies had been at work
all night. But Harry Pepper was the J
brownie. He had spent his good hours i
working while the others slept.
MEDALS ASKED FOR LIVE SAVER
Application has been made to the
national court of honor for a life-sav
lnu medal to be awarded to Eugene
McGlone, a student of Centenary col
lege at Shreveport, La., who saved the
life of Sam Brand at the risk of his
own In February laSt. The two boys
were on a raft which broke, letting
them down into the water. McGlohe
could swim, but Brand could not. Mc
Glone pushed a log to his friend and
>^hlm to shore. ^ ^ ;
FOR TODA1
IT SURELY WILL:—Be aur
our sin will find you out.—Nuni
iera 32: 23.
Miss M. Simpson, private secretar
o the vice-president of the C. P. ft
ras a round trip passenger 011 th
'rlncess Louise a:>d made the tvl
0 Bennett and return on Monday.
Lain' '1. ■- 11 11 •
Ton' make a dln*kt
if job (So as< stop at
THE
Pullen House
Electric lights
Boosts Single or ea Suite
Bath* oa earb floor
S B. POLLEN, Prop.
Bkajvray • • Alasca
JK«»50aaOQOtH3OaC8»»3K83QO£aH
MAIL BOAT
ESTEBETH |
< .]
Leavm 8KAUWAY every J
TUESDAY at 11 P. tL j
for ')
JONEAU j
Connecting with \
WESTWARD 8TEAMKK8 )
BODTH BOITNI' 5
Leave* .j
.1UNEAC oo THURSDAYS \
for -j
TENEKEE AND
rtlTKA HOT SPRINfiH 3
8a« KKI.l.KK BIN >9. for ]
Information. Tickets ud J
Freight Rates }
TnaCTl
WWGLEY5
Newest
Creation
Peppermint fla
vored chewing gum
with Peppermint
Sugar Coating.
Sugar jacket
"melts in your
mouth," leaving
the dtflicioiuly
flavored gum
center to aid
digest on,
brighten teeth
and soothe
mouth and throat.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannol Be Cured
by local application*. : a they cannot reach
the dlaeaa< <J portion of the ear. There U*
only one way to cure catarrhal d«*aJneaa,
and that la by a c.nat Itutlonal remedy.
Catarrhal Deal *m is caused by an In
flamed condition of the rr.ucoua lining of
the Euatachlun Tui u W*. n this tube to
lnflam« d you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when it la entirely
cloacd, Dtarnris la the n-ault. Unlcaa the
inflammation can be,reduced and this tube
reatored to Ita normal condition, hearing
will be deatroyed forever. Many ctaea of
deafneaa are c:tua» <1 by catarrh, which 1»
an Inflamed c- .dltlon o! the mucota sur*
faces Halt's 'utnrrh Medicine acti thm
the blood on the mucoua atirfacca of tha
ay at em
We will give One Hur.«lr«-d Dollars for
any caa»- of Catarrhal D»-nfn*-SBAthat cannbt
. be cured by Haifa Catnrr:
I culura fr««- , ?'ruu'Klat*
M.^lclne Cir*
T1IK SKAGWAV
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. 8EEMAN, Prop.
IHfc SANiTARy MiLH BANCH
The largest and beat con
ducted dairy la Alaska. .
Daily ehlpuient* oI pure
niilk and cream to all
polnta on Whit® Pass &
Yukon lioute.
Pbone 126 and Kellers will do
liver ice cream Sunday In time fot
dinner. Order either a three flavoi
brick of neapolitan or plain. \V«
will pack It to kefcp for hours.
Taylor & Drury, Ltd.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
WHITEHORSE, Y. T.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Imported British Woolen Goods
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
PEW ARRIVALS THIS MONTH
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTURE SOCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPFCIALS
Manufacturers' Samples
Of Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Trices.
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at $25 a BU.t. These are Extra
Good Valne.
...Caribou Hotel.,
E. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
GARCR03S, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rah ana Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W.P. &
C*Route lor]
Atlin*
CABCROSS OFFERS TOURISTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
PLEASAND VACATION
GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FURNISHED