Pickling Vegetables
Cucumbers, Onions,
Cabbage, Green Tomatoes
Celery, Peppers, etc.
A full line of Fruit
and Vegetables
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Voi. make a mistake if
vou d' no -too at
THE
Fallen House
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn each floor ,
f amous for its Home C: eking, i
Milk. Cr-j-ti, Colla r Cheese and
Buttermilk horn our own da"-w „
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpJ
V.! Ited, Large Sarrple ,
Rooms for Traveling M'n.
5. PIJLLEN. Plop.
-jkagwav. Alasta •
What Do You Know
About This
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The City C )urteil has Assessed
Lot a, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will soil tbis lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot 9, Block 26, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
(ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
5. S. Princess 1
ALICE 1
S. 5. Princess
MARY
FALL SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
FROM SKAGWAY
Princess Alice
Aug. 2S Sept. 8 19 29
Princeis Mary
Sept. 2 Oct. 13 24
Nov. 3
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc.
CUXNKiJTlXG AT VANCOUVKR
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
A1 l'articuian From
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
Subject To Change Without Notice
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR—
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 17
Direct cjmeition* f^r Tacoma. Vancouver
and Victoria
-Sai.iiJ for Cilifor.iia .Manday, Friday and
Saturday
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Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1920
For S£\TFLE& TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. JErYERSON, Oct 24
E. J. 5! i.\W A~fnl
Phone 66
SKAGWAY
Popular picture palace Tue^n«day
Screen Clasic (lnc.
PRESENTS
HAROLD LOCK WOOD
The Great Romance
Gaumont Graphic Weekly
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Dan Sutherland
Candidate For Alaska
Delegate. \
City Of Seattle
Takes Big Crowd
The Citv of Seattle arrived yes
ter(lay aiternoon with a small list of
Passengers and feline freight.
Tho S»<Htlo had a laro carffo'for
Uaines and Fort Sewajd.
At "Udnisht '.he Seattle sailed
south with a larse Pa3fen,ser ii*t as
th= traia ffO^ Wliit^horse ar
rived «'ilh the passenger* of the
■Washburn, which arrived from the
lower river after a m°3t strenuous
voyat'o owias tc tha low ,vat©r
and fioatins ice.
Coal Mine Is
Blown Up
MorSaatowrn. W. Va. Tuesday
Tb" xiPPle and entrance to the Itock
ford coal ™ins v'ere badly damaged
by bad exPi^ion tof dynamite at
I'idni-'ht ia*t night.i
Twelve meti wjjo were at ork in
the mine suwedeijin maJcing their
est ape
Soon after! thc explosion the
uow^rhouse of the °ompany -nras
attacked and "'any shot were ex I
changed betwecn the union and'no
union n>iners
K.*'ller Brother3 °arry#on.e of the
finest ljaes of cigars and smokorS
needs in the north..
The Mi Hogar, Gato3 Mi Prefer'
Ida, Lord Baltimore, Robert
Bi.rru, UPmaits Boguet, Lovora 0«1'
and White owl, Colon OPti"V), Roi;
Tan,, Mozart, El B^'lmont Preferenci
aad independents are a few 0f the
brands that suit tha taste. Call in.
and look them over. tf. j
Subsci'be tor ^he 'Vt'ly Alaskaa
New Air Route
On Fuget Sound!
Stattle, Oittrdaj— .Vn «nteiiw'.i<n
ai ai". s9rvl:e mail to ite was in,
augurs t(\l by r,lot EJdle Hubbard
I at'! lyestorday.
Hub! ard maue the scaPlato flight
ijt m Seattle to Victoria carry
fug five 8..- its of oriental mail
wLicU was delivered to the south
boin.d S. S. Africa -Mara lu. 'Jio
fa-t ilr"e of fifty eiff it iiiiuut®8.
Wemons Club
Has Big Meeting
'On, Thursday evenins Oct. 14th, a
very representative meetins of tU®
Skagway 'Woman's club was li^Ld
at the Soci.il C«nt[-e.
Aft r tb-e wSguJar business "as
attended tj there "as a lively dis
cusMon a* t > ihe advisability of es
feiiisfcingi a Public Library in
Skagway. As a nucleus to the'clb
decided to buy for of the "best gel
I' rs"' t Per month for a time and
these toeifn«r "ith. donations #f
Stood books, "iij be available'for
reading at a small fee. A system
for the mie.-ciinr.se of maga2iaesz is
to ce installed.
Mr\ Fred Tanner to hav® charge
of these department8.
Tue roll call was rc-sPoculed to
,vit.h a favo te reciPe, and after
an intercussion of fiftf*® min
utes, the clab listened attentively,
to Very excellenti PaP0rs by Mi8s
Asne8 Moffstt on common Error8
in Enslish", and Sir8. L. H. Jolia
ston on "GeoKraPhy of Games",
The cUtb thf-n adjourned to m0et
asaiu O-.'t0ber 2Sbh.
SuDS<r'be for the Daily A'Pskaji
For CASH ONLY
Oct. II to 16th inclusive
Monday to Saturday Night
Cotton Blankets grey, tan and white with
pink and blue border 20 percent off
Wool Blankets 20 percent off
Woolnap Blankets 20 percent off
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Store Open Evenings from 7 to 8
Gift From Her Sunday School Class
Miss Jessie L. Burrall, chief of the school service of tlie National Geo
graphic society, nnd her parents, Sir. and Mrs. Joel II. I; .all of I.ittle Falls,
Minn. Miss Burrall Is teacher of a Sunday school cla^s of Calvary Baptist
church In Washlnglon, nnd her class brought lier pin-.n' < ro the capital to see
her as a surprise. -Mr. Burrall Is eighty-one years old ainl a Civil war veteran.
There are 1.400 girls In Ml.ss Burrull's class.
BEFORE WHITE MAN'S COMING
Eight Groups of Indians Divided the
Land Which We Now Know as
North America.
The North American Indians were
divided Into seven or eight great
groups, according to their various
languages. The Algonqulns made up
the largest family, comprising the
eastern tribes of Canada and the
United States south of Hudson hay,
east of the Mississippi river and south
to Virginia and Tennessee. Including
the Ojlbwas. Ottawas, Crees. Algon
quins and Blaekfeet. The Iroquois
or Five Nations of Cooper's stirring
tales Inhabited the east central states,
Including New York. West of them
lived the Dakotas or Sioux, from
Canada to Arkansas and from the
Mississippi to the Rocky mountains.
The Muskokls or Appalachians occu
pied the southeastern states as far
west as the Mississippi; while the
Shoshonls were at home In the region
from Texas to Montana and from
California to Idaho. The Athahasons.
the Fumns, and the Pueblos occupied
Alaska and Canada, Oregon and New
Mexico respectively.
Straxige Hotel.
What Is probably the queerest hotel
and restaurant In the world is that
recently erected at Atlantic City, N.
J. It takes the form of a monster
elephant Seen from a distance the
resemblance of the structure to a live
elephant is remarkable. As you ap
proach It Its huge si?.? becomes appar
ent, but you quickly observe that it
Is only a thing of wood and Iron, but
most pji'vprlv rnntrivpri. li bnnsts nf
■ tunny nous, and n <! nlng pavilion on
the animal's back capable of accom
modating tvvi. In:lulretl people. One
reaches this novel restaurant by
means • >f :i :iiwhich runs np
through the animal's less and body,
(lore iitid there *■ iedows gl\u the nec
essary light. Needless to say the
elephant I '.'i-l is ra ising quite an nt
tnniimi mmI Its owner bids fair to
reap a good harvest as a result of
|ils ingenuity.
—
i# E!epirvits One Msfl's Hobby.
I T!e lale "l"i;rle Join" I'.rash ear of
I'it! ■■'mi'L'li aw! that every man
should ' ;i hoi y: mjd Matthew C.
Ilpidi. p <ii!ent cf tin- International
Si.it>l• i: 1 •:i !_' • iirporatinn, would stlb
J scribe to that dictum.
I Th.* leader of tin' vast undertaking
at Hog Island has a hobby that is sin
gularly picturesque.
lie is a warm admirer of the ele
phant. lie holds that for the com
bination of strength, sasmclty. dignity
and fidelity It is tin- model beast. In
his pocket lie carries tiny Ivory and
I ebony images o;' the mlulity pachy
lierm. At ids apartment there are lit
tle elephants t:i he seen everywhere—
on 111" mantelpiece, on the piano, in
every place of vantage. It Is said that
the recent census taken h.v their own
er showed he possessed more tlinn
.".on of tin- tiny figures.—Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
Barcelona.—Matador Correa, who
had previously been wounded while
fighting :i bull, struck a bone with his
sword and fi ll 011 the animal's horns.
He "va< tossed and received a deep
ivo'ind. Matador Arequi[ieno also was
horned severely.
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
baggage transferred to and from trains tree of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. _ SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
Thiaffotel is not and never linn been owned or controlled by Japanese
§1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
. BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY, M[r.