Hot Cake Time
WE HAVE
Buckwheat sks & pk£
Alber's Flapjack Flour
Aunt Jemima's
Olympic 10 Id. sks
SYRUPS
Log Cabin—Tea Garden
Liberty Bell—Karo—Pure Maple Sap
ALL KINDS OF CEREALS
L W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
..Caribou Hotel...
E. YV. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROSS, T. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
rRoute for
Atlin
CARCROSS OFFERS TOrRISTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
I'LEASANX VACATION
GOOD HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
MOTOR BOATS FCRMSItED
Winter
Schedule j
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWA\, 7 P. M.
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Yancouver'witlf Fas»t Ccntinental'tTrains
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent, Skagwuy. Alaska
Subject to change without notice.
NOV. 16-30
DEC. 14
JAN. 4
FOR—
COMPAN!
5^1
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Offlce-Second and Broadway - Thone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAYj
--FOR —
SEATTLE
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
WIN TKK SCHK1H I.K
S. S. SPOKANE
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
DEC. Hi: JAN. 17: FEB IT. ] P>
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APPLY TO
C. O. H1RSCHBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAV, ALASKA
Subject to change without Xotlce.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailing* from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone f>6 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
AVRAX<<KI<L WOMAN RECEIVES
TERRITORIAL APPOINTMENT
IX WOMEN'S FEDERATION
According to tho Alaska directory
published in tho general federation
news, the official organ of the clul>
women of the country, Mrs. I. C.
Bjorge of Wrangell, has been ar- [
pointed chairman of the depart-j
ment of education of the Alaska
federation. Other chairmen are.
Art and Music—Mrs. Frank LeNoir.
Douglas; Civics—Mrs. Russol Her
man, Chickaloon; Legislation—
Mrs. Vera E, Kaaer, Juneau; Li
brary Extension—Mrs. F liader.
Matanuska: Dome Economics, San
itation and Health—Mrs. G. Borgen,
Seward: History—(appointment to
be made Inter.)
Mrs. Valentine has resigned as
director of Alaska and it is likely
that Mrs, J."0. Beeson, president of
the Alaska Federation, will be elect
ed in her place.—Ex.
I
MASONS AND K.A.-TK.RN STAR
Will I1ANCE TONIGHT
Everything is in readiness for the
social dance which being given h\
the Masons and Kastern Slar this
evening in the Maconic hall.
This little affaii ts given for the
members of the Star and Masons,
and is the first of series of "fam
ily" dances planned for the winter
season.
EI.KS" MKMOK! \I. Sl ltVICK
Skagway Lodge of Klks will hold
its regular memorial services tcmor
row at 2 p. m. The services will be
in the lodge hall and for members
only. All elks are respectfully >irg
ed to attend.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
Now is the lime to do your Christ
mas shopping right here in town.
Most of the dealets are getting
their stock in shape so that you
can get almost anything you may
want for yourself, your family or
your friends Nothing w 11 please
the people more In the states than
something which is distinctly Alas
kan and at the satu? time exception
ally useful The tange of presents
and cards is large and the last boat
on which you can send things Easi
will be here next Tuesday. The
F.stebeth will make connection with
a southbound boat at Juneau on the
Tth. The Xlarv will be in on the 14th
and the Spokane will be in about
the sixteenth so as to give plenty
of time for sending gifts to the
coast cities. Give Hie local dealers
the first chance on any presents
which you may watit to send «wa>
Patroniie home industry. '
ITVOS t'OK ROADS !\< RK.WM;
Washington. Dec. 2.—Good news
conies on the wire to the effect that
money for roadbullding in Alaska
is now $929,000. This amount is
available for roads in Alaska's na
tional forests, under the federal
road aid appropriation law
Genius and virtue. like u mum is.
are best plain set.
To l>e a good patriot » man nm«t
consider bis countrymen iik (• i"» i
lures ml himself us account:. >■ >r
nls a.Tinc toward them
tint of suffering the sertiMi*
mind: i>ut of salvation the grni»*iHl
ne:irt : "'it ■ if endurance f<iriit»ii!e: <w»i
■>f V1,iTjimt* ^wit;
ALASKA MKNACKD
WITH IMSSOMTIOX
<1. H. MANNING SAYS
Government encouragement of pri
vate enterprise, particularly In
transportation, coal mining and oil
production, and assistance with gov
ernment credit of the broken down
economic system, are the remedies
which will save Alaska from "Im
minent dissolution." according to
Colonel James H. Manning, presi
dent of the National Savings bank,
and former mayor of Albany, who
returned recently from a trip ihrn
the northwest.
free and open nandled encour
agement of Canadian business with
Alaskans, rather than its present
legislative restriction, is necessary
for America's most Important terri
tory to pnll Itself out of its present
■financial, economic and industrial
rut. Mr. Manning said.
At present the federal* govern
ment has so restricted Canadian
trade in favor of American trade
that it has reacted unfavorably to
the best interests of the territory,
•o that Alaskans are virtually in the
same position that the American
colonies were in 1774. when Eng
land restricted trade with other na
tions m favor of her own commer
cial development, the Albany bank
nresident declared.
' I'oal mining, for instance, is un
profitable, in most cases, if ship
ped to the I'nited States," he add
ed. "Yet Alaska has plenty of coal.
In some parts it fairly protrudes
from the soil, waiting to be dug up.
"Within a short distance, Cana
dians are seriously considering
burning the vast oversupply of
wheat for fuel, because of difficulty
in getting coal. This condition
should not exist. The federal gov
ernment should remove its strict
provisions.
"Alaska needs the investment of
capital and expects to figure on prof
it therefrom, but we want and will
stand for popular government and
a square deal for the people of Al
aska as did our forefathers when
oppressed by commercial greed. The
carpet bag reconstruction of tht
south was not a success, and is not
relished by any resident or faction
of Alaska.
It is regretted that, because of it«
geographic situation and proximity
to the Arctic circle, Alaska is con
sidered by many officials high in au
thority as not woith wasting mon
ey or It is considered solely as a
land of snow and glaciers, continu
al darkness, cold and dreary, with
only a few days of summer and
sunshine
"Repealed political blunders, thru
ignorance of true conditions and re
quirements, is. in c.y opinion, grad
ually l>ut surely bringing Alaska tc
a state of dissolution. It is being
starved and strangled. Capital has
been withdrawn, and labor and tht
population in general are. to put ii
mildly, being rapidly forced out of
the territory.
"Oil atid coal lands are tied ur
by the government in such a man
ner that where mtny thousands ol
dollars have been and are being ex
pended in development, neither oi
nor coal can be produced or ex
ported out of the territory.
"Extremely high freight rates
I both on coast steamers and rail
roads. are a big factor in not onlj
increasing the hig\i cost of livinf
hut in the transportation of hear?
machinery, making the initial cosi
of opening almost prohibitive.
"It costs more to produce a dol
i lars iii gold than ti:e ge'd is worth
Mines and indurtries along th<
coast are being closed down. At Ju
neau the Juneau-Gastineau gold
mine, the largest in Alaska, is al
most closed down. Also the addi
tions and improvements on the cold
storage plant, whicb have been con
templated. have been cancelled
solely on account of the Jones bill
EDWARD FORMAN GEO. R. DEDMAX
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
REGTLAR MEALS THE BEST IX THE CITY
SERVED EVERY DAY IX THE YEAR
00 All Daylight Rooms. 16 Rooms with Private Rjft'.i
.. . .Only hotel In Skagwav with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor American and European Plan
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam, Lessee
RATES REASONABLE
Whitehorse Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
...New Arrivals...
White Crepe P/isse1 Cretonnes
White Voile Dotted Swiss
Curtain Marquisettes
Indian Head--36 and 44 in. wide
Poplins—white and colored
Figured Sateens
Ribbons—plain and fancy
Xmas Stationery Heather Wool Socks
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
HAYAKAWA
IN
"The Man Beneath
"The Fighting Sheriff",
L
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BIG SERIAL COMING
Admission, including war t«s,—Adults. 30#; children IStf
which prevents fish being shipped
on Canadian ships to Vancouver and
PrinceRupert in transit to the stale*
"1 make bold to say that, in my
opinion, the remedy for the ills Al
aska has suffered from is as follows:
"Repeal of the Jones bill dealing
with shipments to Alaska: repeal of
the conservation laws governing
coal and oil; reduction of freight
rates: increased shipping and mod
ern ships, and last, bat not least,
freedom of Alaska under separate
administration "
RASKKTRAl.L AT
white r\*s run
All ready for one of the best
games of basketball of the present
season. The Natlvt team of Haines
which has had plenty of practice
and has some wincing^ in local cir
cles. is coming to take the measure
of the Skagway te*m The game
opens at the White Pass Club at
eight o'clock and aii are invjled Ad
mission twenty-five cents for adults.
Come and witness a good game
I^W»T—Ranch of keys. Finder
please return to this office and re
ceive reward.
ELECTRICIAN
lid Me I»o Your
Elecrricul Repair Work On
E1.ATIROVS
CARPET SWEEPERS
RANGES
PERCOLATORS
HEATERS
MOTORS
HOl'SK -WIRING
Orders Taken for Electric*! Good*
Phone, 4: or leave order at
Telephone Office
W. J. KEFFER
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Doctor Praises
Eczema Remedy
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what D. r i •Tjrripl k*j l,s« tr>
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IS lotion for Skin Disease
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO.
SkagwftT l>i»trlbotor»
Hare an \em er»>am ar« r*nn1o.i»*
at Keller'r- nnnir ?»rd»!i
Ton make ■ ml*t*kr
If joo do not ptop at
THE
Fullen House
Drrtrlt Ughti
Roomi llnfilr or rii Satfr
Bath* on rw-fi floor
H. S PrLUCN, Trop
Sk&fwmT - - AIusk*
Keep the Kidneys Well
llrnllh U Worth Sailng. ami Some
M.iic««v People Know How to
Save It
Many people take t!>< •
lives in their hand* by neglect ne
the kidneys when they know tl
organs need help. Weak kidnr* -
are responsible for a Tast amount
of suffering and ill health, hot there
is no need to suffer nor to rem»fr
in danger, t'se Dose's Kidney Pills
—a remedy that has helped thous
ands of kidney suforera.
The following statement leaves no
ground for doubt
Mr*. E. J. Knight, Washington
Ave.. Dayton. Wash., say*: **I was
run down and suffered from a fame
hark. A dull ache la the small of
my hack made me feel miser*M-v
My kidneys acted Irregularly, ran*
ing much annoyance. I suffered
from severe pains 1s the back of r \
head and was all ont of sorts. A
neighbor told me to try Doan's K d
ney Pills and four boxes relieved
me of the backache and put my kid
neys in s healthy condition "
Price SO#, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney Pills—«lhe **tr»
that Mrs. Knight had. Foster-Mil
hum Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo, N. T.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
U2d ret ths ctw* while u i stwa.