No. 67 TWENTY THIRD YEAR SKAGWAY, ALASKA, THURSDAY,. JULY 8. 1920 PRIGb 10 CEN1S
MIT ijP m 1. HUTS Will ME
Settle July 6—Lo'ing its course
'a a heavy fog the amy tr®-D£l>Ort
3< nth B« na bouad for Seattle with
2k 8 •ruploye-' of the Alaska Eng^u
eo.rlng Commission ran a»hore a
short 3'stance -w*n 0f port Ang<?l<"»,
th:a rncmlug.
' It. i» believed the South Bewl ca
be floated on, the h'gh tide toa'ght.
I P. 0. ELECT
ABBOT G. I. R.
Chicago, July 6—Wo-. M. At>bot.
of 3aa Ki* -c;Vo •»•»- •Vcted Oraad
Exalted Ruler of tie W. P- O. h 'It*
at th» fit"' outness session of the
Ur-inJ Lodge which convened h«r« to
toy.
IS
Huutlcgton. X. Y July 6—"I am
fel*«vtd and d*"lisht«\l that the callj
did Lta come to me" aald William, j
ifcAdoo today wh^a h.e was inform-1
ed of xthe nomiuatioQ of Gcv
•rncr Cox.
Coiumous. July 6—Governor Coxx
the followins tek^rram'from |
I*rr»tdmt Wl'on this morning:
J*Lea»e accept my hearty co:igratulat
tons and oordlal be8' wishes.
Dominion Geolo
gist Will Visit
Mayo Camp
Dr. JV. K. Cockf'eld, Dominion
government geolog'st. an.| p^rty ar
r'vtd h're on the Canadian la5*,
evening from Ottawa, and w'U l»>av
on the next trip of Haz-'l B. for
Mayo, w'-frf ehor will spe#id the
summer The doctor will hav® ln
h's patv this ape-son P. F. Arm
»trorg, assistant g^ologit; C. A.
VM<rr'tt. \V, G. Cutti* an<! Mr. Pat
ter*en. Mr. Cuttle will arrive here
in a f"w day-'. The others cami-'wit'
th- doctor. Mr. Patf'rson the
paeker. ire w»s with tjje boundary
"urvey in Yukon and Alaska for
yars. i>r Cockfelj »ay«:
y "\V« wiil »p»«d the siunmer in
the .Mayo camp, making a thoroi.
geol-tgii-al sn'vey of th.> K°tio I j
di^tr ct- wh'ch will be mapip'd and
tepiHcd on in detail. Ttr' it-port
include j th* map. 1 bop*. w'U be
l>u liWfd by next -•oason.
Dr. Cockficld ywas niarrt,-d la"
Noveiih> 'u Otawa, hnnuvli it'ly
aft'-r return'ug th«*r- from the Yu
kom Mrs Cockfi-M r'main>'d 'n
Ottawa for the pn*eni simim-r. but
n.av ccme to the Yukon w'tii her
hue haft? next yar. Pr. Oookfi'l:!
had a ttattei'ng offor dur'ng the win
t-r to join a large mining company,
but remaned vith th1' DonUnbn s r
vie*.'. —Daw'cn New*.
Jubacrlbg far Tae Dally Alaskan
THE DIFFERENCE
— between the man who has learned to save and
bank his money and the man who has nnt learn
ed. is the difference, ten years hence, between
the man flourishing in business and the man
looking for a Job V/;
WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT i* H
Form the Habit of Saving and Bank with
Bank" of fAlasKa
Pic-nic and Luncheon Goods
Sweet or Sour Pickles-Plain or mixed in bulk or glass.
Lunch Tongue-Deviled Ham-Deviled Meat-Corn Beef
Chipp Beef.
Lobsters-Sardines in Olive Oil-Red Salmon-Sh.imps
Crab.
Fancy Coockics and Crackers-in bulk or packagks.
Durkey's Salad Dressing-Mrs. Porters Mayonaise-ect
Pure Olive Oil in cans or bottles.
Paper Plates and Napkins.
P. H. GANTY
Full supply of fresh fruit and vegetables ex "SEATTLE"
Word was received today over
| the Domtn'ou lines that assistant
Secretary of the Navy FraiLkl'l I>.
| Roo*»v«lt was nominated at San,
| Franc'8', o as v1ce-pre8l<3eUt.
Frank.;a EooseVlt ot9 a nephew
of the -ste Theodore Roosevelt aiad
lias b«en identified with! politico
ial Ne\y Yort for 8omo tizno and h/
made a repu'ition as a reformer.
OHIO PLANS
Marion. Ch'o —July 6— Scnato
Harding 'u, a statement today
that Governor Cox d*serv®d th<'.
Democratic nomination.' but he added
that 1>'S 8el®cxioiii would not change
tho Republican cauyxiign plans,
in Oh'o In cay way.
The liepuoi.'i-an uomJu'o- -£eiit Gov
ernor Cox a telegram cong^tulat
'«i| e hl,u on hto soi<o'.t'sse'<.
E. I'. Singer, manager for a forme
moving pictvre outfit was on board
the 8team»iiip Northwestern e*i
route 'o the westward th13 trfp. Mr.
Slns®r and a nuinbor of his fri'-nds,
rigged >p a dummy moving picture
chine and 8acceded in getting a
grtat Jea". of fun out of the tr!j»
for th'- rc-st of the passenger8. At
Ke'ch'kan he induced 'he mayor a"'-!
other prsmirent citizens to "have
their p'cturcs took<-n". The outfit
\vas nearly mobbed at Ska^pvay. Bo
anxious w^tv the people to be in.
the film. Other town* were success
fully v'ct'mized to the gr°at amu3^]
mt>ut of those in the game, until,!
■the party reached Cordova
ller? they were met by tho mar
shal who arreted them for "talking
pictures wl'htut a license". Th* buncl
were taken, uj) town to the Marshals
office and tcld th© joke *a' on
thtm. after which lhey wer° given
the'r I'berty. The n,lws had beenj
telegraphed pVad. —Valdez Miner. |
Colonel Jjin'Tst:u Inspector Gen
eral fi'i- Alaska was a recent arri
val in Skagway w-d Is a guest off
the .Pu'U-n Ilou'e.o
C»l. J>tmerson ls making a tour,
ti" Ala'ba Mspvct-up all th., posts
and m'iitary affairs.
t G*n?ral I4ggetl who is on hi*,
way Alasji.i \ '11 ;u.\-t Colon.. .
Jamerson h're a-id proceed down,
the Yukon river
Genual Liggett is supposed to
h«ve b*eu on the transport South
which ran aground 'n th<j
log at Port Angles Ta;«day rnorn
ln,.' and this has been somewhat de
layed.
Yes-t-rday Ed Carbon, son of Mr. |
ana Mr". G°orge Carson arrived oQ
Sea, tl0 bsinging his wtf<> wHh
hiai from California.
E<1 a" b°>n away from Sk«tgwuy
fot fourteen years but iet.ums look
lug very miuh the same a9 ho d'd
whcn he loft.
A- a boy Ed earn*' to Skagwa.v,
w'th hs par>nft» in ta» e-trly days
and attended scliool 'n Skagway aiul
left t0 follow his lias of work,
and has mad4" h'M home* m OU'forn'a
Mr. aiul Urs. Carson will r-maln
for several week5.
The =3 City of Seattle of Admira
Line arr'v®d yesterday morning with
Dig list of passengers moH of whom
wer« tour>®ts.
The Seattltf laid in port until even
ing and then, sailed for Ha'aes where
a large consignment of freight was
dlsehaj&ed.
This moriJng tho Seattle return®
from Ha nes and will sail t^is after
noon. after the arrivall of the train
from the noith.
Everj- available stateroom is talc!
up wl'h touriHs and lnter'or people
who are goln^ to the outride.
Mrs. \V. C. Blanchard an,d her
two son®. Fred and Kenneth were
jtturn'ng pa'sengers on the Princes3
Mary yesterday.
Mrs. Blanchard and the boy8 spent
the fall and win,ter In Seattle'wher®
the boy3 attended school.
Dayton, July 6 —Governor Cox
9e»t a tcl°gram to the Democratic
convention in Sail Francisco that he
would accept the nomination and'abt
iihaukit'K t'i«' defeat's for th«-ir ac
t'on.
I
SOLID Fill C01(i
San Krauci'eo, July C—The Alaskai
delegation to the Dotnoorfl'tlc con-1
l.t'ou on the forty th'rd ballot,
gav 1 Cox 4 and McAdoo 2 but in ]
tJio f'r.r.l ballot g*\'e th° entire
VO'J . t •i)x to Cox.
Mis* itutli H'llmau of Keeler Al-1
l»ri arcomtan'oU by Mr». D. W.
Trotter of Crlgary, Alberta aU-J Mra.
Roy C. Uorlcn of Decatur. Alabama,
were arrivalr on 'ho Pr'tic?63 Marj-j
yesterday.
j M's" ilillman was a former res'-|
ident of St. Paul Minnesota but j
a few year» ago secured a'lajge |
farm 'fi ICeeIer and ha' t*<"n one of
the nif.-H successful rai3ers of who j
'n that noted Wheat b*lt.
ills" ilillman ha' gained a world!
■wide n'putai'on for having discov
ert'/! an:? developed a n*w *eed
wheat wto'cli has been distributed all'
over tli* world and which l3 parti
cularly Rdapiej to cold countries.
This narty of ladies left on the
'rain for Wh'tehorse this morning,
where they will bc thte guests of
Ro'itr1 I.owy for several w«eks. .
• Mr. Lowe camo over on tho
Tue^dave train to m<«t th^m and
escorted them across th® mountains
on the White Pass train.
This is the first trip north foR
an • of th'-se lad'es and so'far
th'y declare themselves charmed'witli
everything.
Robert Lcwe, nwimiber of Yukon
Cf.li'icU and prominent Wiiitehor8'',
Jjju^liies' man l'ft this morning f
.home afte:. t few days visit in Skag
way. Mr. Low*o rejjort3 t'nves as
fa'rly gcod in the C% by the rapids
and says the mining outiook for Yu
kon, is getting better all the time,
i The Mayo d'str'c4 ia be'ng thor
oughly prospected and much devel
opment is b«-ins done on well known
loc8t'on'J.
From all report3 the result5 are
most favorable and there undoubted
ly will be a big mining camp it May
'u the lu-ar future
Th0 i'rincs3 Mary of the c. P.
R. Lint) arrived yesterday at two o'
clock aud brought a large numbpr, j
of throu»h, round trippers and Atiin
Caroro89. Wfcltehorso tou,rists a3 Well i
as big cargo of re'ght.
The <rip north was one'of t |
most dl iightful or the year'and every
one was hig'b In their praise of the
"Inland Passage" tour.
Many cf ftourl3ts "pent yester-,
day In b'tagway and took 'he lr'P to
Bennett today.
The Princess Mary will sail s0ut
tonight at eight o'clock.
Father Edgar Gallant, rector of |
St. Mark's church returned yester
day on the Prince33 Mjarj* after ain
a bs<- rof scveral month®.
Dur'ng iiis trip Father Gallaut'ha8
vi»itedi man., states amd cities and
has been doing work 'n lin© with
hi» avocation.
Father L<o Walsh of the Mount)
Angel College cam? north w'th Gal
lant and will spend the re3t of the
summer vacation in Skagwav and
other AJank'in towns,
I
Dayton. July 0—Jam's M. Cox,
fcoHvd tl:o news of his nomination
in hi* i!Ofwspap>T office The Dayton,
T'iii's wh®re surrounded by h'» fel
low ii°wspat tr worker8 and a few
Cf hi" relatives and 'intimate fr'cM3
As tin wire3 flashed the news
of the nemii^t'ou, hls firH act to"
*o <rosr> tho rot m and kiss bis_,
wit*. Me tJh'ii l<'ft the building and
walked a few blocks to the hom»
of h:^ clostsi personal friend, Joh'i
A. McMasoa ag&cL 87 years and d©ai.
of th" Dayton lawyer8 lo wjhom h.3
\vis!ioU personally to g've th° new®.
Governor Cox planned to visit t&e
grave or h's mother.
VISITS ALASKA
One of the prominent tourlsts
who Jia» been seeing the sights of
Alaska who is returning from the
tr'p to Daw£on a"d othor points in
terior •" Dr. J. Chiton King of
Atlanta Curg'a.
Dr. King is a noted specialist.
In the treatment of u'Tvou3 d's
leases ai d up to a short time ago.,
was the proprietor of the Chiton i
K'ng Sanitarium of Atlanta.
Th's well ltnown hospital !uis re
cently been purchased by the U.
S. tiovtrnnnmt which Is now con
ducting ii, along the sanu-' lines
a* L>r. K'ng.
The Chestcn K'ng Sa.nl tariutn ha
a nat'oii wld. reputation for the
treatme'ii of npuranMtheu1c8 ajid
nervous disease.
Dr. King has b en a great ti av(.l
er having bt^n over to Europ - sev
•rrJ i'ni's but always hi the lii'-e
of liis prof, s">io!i but having det'd
«.*1 to take a few y»-ars of vacat'on
in winib he intends to travel for
pleasure he ae<id<<1 lo S('e A!aska
f'rst ar.d say» he is mi jhty glad of
't.
I>r. K'ng enthusiastic over . the
promise for the future Alaska and
iw'11 be a good booster fcr 'his.
wrthlard fot t/'ides b»ing a close
"tud'iit Dr. iCiug 's also a
man of business acumen and Jud.ge
roent and he 1* uastint^d 'tt his pre
die's for the great future.
E'poc'ally does j>ri King recomm"
Alaska for t'ae young man and'say3
any young man. w!Ui eniepr'ze aad'vl
oati can< e out a fortune 'n, tho'i!0rt
and lit> w'U ad'vlJe W3 young Ir'enul3
to coin'-' herewith the intention o( ma
iug Alaska or Yukon, territory the'r
horn/;''.
Vr. Kins 13 S/Coomiiau'ed by hi3
wife and from h«re they w'U make
five uionth tour tiro the western,
state'' tak'nga 'a all of athe national
parks and other 'mportant placo5 of
interest
fudge Young To
Hold Court In
Atiin
Ju'.ge W. M. Young of Prltice Ru
, rt arrv'd yesterday on the Princes'
Mary and 1-ft tl)is morning for AtUn.
.i11 lut. Young will hold hls regu
lar t< rm of court In Atl'o.
Juil.^e Youjig'j »on Alec who spent
a r.um'jer of "uanmer3 In Atl'n '9
new an attorney located at Prin(Oe
G< nrye. Alec v«s three years in'th®
Uf.jal Xaval A'r servlce and was gas
ed 'n th»- Ostcod Naval ra'd.
In Ti:°nday iS!>tie an. error cr°Pt ta
to I lis story of tho Base Ball
fra.ni!- hn\ve«'n the "SjwatteJ3 atl<1
tile Siiisger"'' 'n which the Swatt
er3 were given <;redit for ha^nS won
the i>amf x z
, Tne iaot 's the other way anA'
tlk' Snigger8 w*re the w'niner8 aad,
therefore cairied home the kale.
'IH*
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