Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yon nuke a mistake it
\ ou d' oo stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Ellectric Ligh>»
Ro-sru Single or en Suite
Baths en earh floor
famous for it? H.me C-oking.
Miik.. C:ram. Cotta^r Cheese and
BjtterniU trom our own da'rv "
[•resh i^ggs. etc
Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpS
Wei! l.i.-'.ittjd. Large Sarrple
Rooms ior TiaveHng M"ti.
I PULLEN. Pi op.
Jkagwav. Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
£
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot i>. Blo&k assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
j ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE|
Princess Mary |
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
* * »\ N K1T1 i A T VAN COL V'BK
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
TirtvKTS To All Points. East
Ali l'a uoulari Knwi
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
Sr&nccr To Chvxcs Witumct Notick
Noie Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
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THE ^ ilA^A'fe! j
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
u'.'ic : -> :c ■)>."■■> .wo bkoadvvay—phone k)
SAILINGS FROM SRAGWAY <g
• ^ pi
- FOR -v pi
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE ' j
Direct onnecaoas for Tac^mt. Vancouver
and Victoria
£ ' o
| — ^ # pi
Saili ij fjr Ctlifornii Mjndiy, Friday and
Saturday
J i a :$ WaiUce Agent - Skyway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
..Sailings rorn SKAGWAY Season 1920s
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JZ:-VERSON, Nov. 5, 17, 29
t. J. SI I-Y& Agent
Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 A 1 and Sunday
A Paramount Picture
Adolph Zukar presents ,
MARY PICKFORD
Behind the Scenes
The Genaral Film Corporation
"THE JANITOR"
EBONY COMEDY
— /
! Admission, including war tax—Adult?, 30c: Children, 15c
Ji§ BROTHER OFFICER AND
DECLARES HIMSELF IIG1ATOR
London, Nov. 9—Amsterdam dia
Patch states that General Pa\vlenske
the commander of the Ukrainian
National f0rccea has madw a Prison
er of General Petlura and also de
clared himself dictator In Ulciraine.
Duel is Fought
By Higher Ups
Homo, Nov. 10— Dr. Francisco
Or'ando, son of the former Italian
Ptt-mv-r and Lieutenant Cosjadna en
gascd in a duel tode}' which, result
ed in th<. wounding of the latter.
Several wounds were inflicted] and,
trr Liijiitant is in a serious con
dition. • > j*.
Arrest Follows
Biackmai! Threat
Seattle Nov. 10—A. Hulen an Al
aska eanneryman was arrested here
today charged with blackmail.
It is alleged that Hulen threaten
ed to kill -M. J. Lund president of
tlie K..ak River Tucking Company,
if the lauel failed to Pay Hulen a
I thousand Uolllars for his stook in th
c-jniPany.
Geo. Jennings Gets
Hand Badly Hurt
Ue'jret Jennings o£ the city force
had iUp misfortune to get liis hand
severely Pinched while unloading
•soieh supplies from ^lartin Itjens
wagon Tuesday.
Tic whole bacK of Jlr. Jennings
liar.a. was torn off »nd he will be
laiJ up ffor'some time but Dr. Run
nalis states that no permanent in
jury has been done.
Tltj freighter Juneau after dis
charging a cargo of on^ thousand
tous of coal for the W.P.&Y. Route
took on ftwo hundred and fifty tons
of CoPper King ore and sailed tor th
s>o;ith Tuesday night.
The copPefc ore will be taken to
the Tacoma smelter.
The Estebeth arrived Tuesday
with several days mail from the!
south.
HOT C-VKES AND—
Vou do not need to order a whole
breakfast at the Golden North Cafe
hut you can get delicious hot calces
vith luaPle syruP and coffee for 35c
and we ll say the '"Hots" are some
cakes.
If Those firs/
Irl bs lOt HeaDEJD
H+O UsZD
Hcu.'bro 'Sa htsfp/c / d C
The V WouLp f3e
StTT'^A Ir* t3o+-SeflT-5
To o Late "
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fypj Jbetttrft+rbc
Surplus Materials
Sold On Pacific
Washington, .V»». 9—The sale by
the V. S. Shipping Board o' all sur
plus material on the Pacific Coast
was announced by Chairman Benson
today.
The value ot the material sold
reached flifteen million dollars.
Louis Selmer's Leg
Broken By Auto
I.^bis Selmoir second' youngest son
of City Treasurer Oscar SfJmer met
with a most sarlous accident on Tue
day pvenftig. , ,
Wlile Playing oil Broadway he in
som-1 way cameinto contact with
Itjens automobile and Vas run over
The wheel Pass?d over his left leg
and broke both bones Just above the
a.ikle.
Louts was takea to the hospital
iVher0 Dr. Eunna.ls to03c a radio
graph of the leg and set the bones
novls was afterwards taken to his
hcmo wher0 he will be con fined
for several weeks.
Brussels, Nov. 10—A strike affect
ing one hundred and fifty thousand
coal miners is Probable to take Place
Nov. 15- is the day sat for the op
erators toans'wer the demanld's of the
miners and- should the}" he refused
U Is more likely that a long strugle
will ensue between the miners andi
the operators as both are determined
in thier minds.
Chicago, Nov. 11—Charles Fitz
inorris a former newsPaJ>eT repor
ter has been appointed Chief of Po
J-ice <o su<-ceede John J. Garrlty.
Garrity resigned while umleir fire
fc riving been charge!^ with. corruption
and graft, and ihe non-enforcement
of the law.
L0ndon, Nov. 3—With centuriea
ol; civic PomP and Pageantry Alder
man James Roll was today inaugu
rated as Lord Mayor of London.
PhilidelPhia, Nov. 10— Senator
Boles E. Penrose is very low today
and not much hoPe Is he2d out by
h'is Phyclsians as to bis recovery.
Harry Ask wlho has beenunder the
weather for some days Past is rePort*
ed as much better and will soon be'
able to be out again.
•Mrs. E. J. Shaw was taken to the
White Pass hosPital yesterday where
she Is under treatment.
Mrs. SShaw has been suffering for
some time and' it was thought a com'
plete rest would, be beneficial.
Kenneth Hannan of the White
£ass auditoirs forc-e is confined to
his home with an lattafck of the
the grippe.
Dudley Allen the Juneau broker
and C. E. Burgess arid* wife wero
Passengers out, thier destination be
ing Juneau. f i ji -iS.
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash .
' Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays closed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes lagt the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON €0.
Thanksgiving
Proclamation
Three hundred ye^rs ago, tlie Pil
grim Fathers landed on the shores o
Massachusetts and founded! a nation.
• Two yoars ago the armies of the
civilizzed world, imbued with that
same love of freedom held by tho
founders of this country, forced the
| powers of tyranny to thier knees to
sue for peace.
Throughout the war now ended
with its unfading memories, tho
United States did its share nobly
"and uucfomPlainingly, ^.d in all Pa
triotic activities by the men and wo
men of Alaska.
We are thankful that the peoplo
of our country are returning to
Peaceful Pursuits with0ut the serious
disturbances accompanying the read
justment of conditions in other
c.ouutries and that the recent Po
litical campaigns, the defeated par
ties have accepted the verdict of the
electorate confident that the United
States, safeguarded under th© Con
stitution, will furnish to the world'
an example of free and democratic
government.
: NOW. THEREFORE, I, Thomas
Rlggs, Jr., Governor of Alaska, do
Proclaim Thursday, November 26th,
a HOLIDAY, to be observed through
out the Territory of Alaska as
THANKSGIVING DAY
to be celebrated accprding to the
dictates af religious conscience in
the hom« and In the cohurch, by ap
propriate ceremonies and1 fVFers o.
gratitude.
GIVEN under my hand and
the Seal of tho Territory J
of Alaska, in Juneau, the
caPital, this fifth day of Nov
ember, in the year of Our
(Seal) Lord One thousand Nine
Hundred and) Twenty and of
the Independence of the!
United States the One Hun
dred ana Forty-ffifth.
(Signed) THOJIaS RIGGS, Jr..
Governor
By theG ovgj-nor:
(Sined) R. J, Sommers,
Ex-offlclo Secretary of Alaska.
Armistice Day
Proclamation
In common with governors of
states. I, Thomas Riggs, Jr., Gover-j
nor of Alaska, hereby Proclaim
Thursday. November 11th, as I
ARMISTICE DAY
iu grateful memory of the day on
whim a cruel ami relentless enemy
i\ 13 forced to clpfeat by tli0 armies
of civilization.
As far as is consistent with the du
t'c3 of Aiaskans. I request that
Armistice Day be ccelebrated by a!>
Propriatg ceremonies, in which all
honor snail be shown to the men
who wore the uniform o£ the United
Slates.
Given under my hand and
the seal of the Territory of
Alaska, in,.)uneau, the capital,
this twentieth day o£ October,
t.seii) in the }'ear of our Lord on©
^thousand nine hundred and
twenty and of th0 indepen
dence of the United States
th6 one hundred and forty
fifth.
(Signed) Thomas Riggs, Jr
Governor.
Oy the Governor,
(Signed) R J. Sommers,
Lx-officio Seccretary of Alaska
FOCND—A man's fountain Pen.
Owner can recover same by d>:-s
criliiiig J'roPert.« and Paying for
tills ad. See E. L. Winterberger.
'Jo to KelU.r* for your Ice Cream
ev»ryt!m«. No d'-sflppolntmC'iit thTp
Stiff Jafol
Sera [s gscles
SmocC -i Ry Ksmlln's
Vv'iz-srd Oil
Screrrss a:v! r iT,ic?s resulting
fro:,' •> ■ ? i us*? of muscles
or too nmch ex rcisc, such as tcn
ni=. ai.'. t .. ! ami-ball, etc.,
give way < to the soothing
effcct of Hamli '• Wizard Oil. It
penetrates ta>i. lirivt-s out the sore
ness, and limbers up stiff, aching
joints and riusclcs.
Hamlin'; fi—! Of! n (ood depend*
• •• in ihe medietas
chew »' r : nnd when the doctor
may be : at ty. ir fj an Absolutely
r<!i.ible ■ > ntle application for cuta.
burnt, bin nd sting* Sprains and
brulMi lieal - •• ui ler it* soothing,
pttutT"r nv <i'i !. ?cp It on hand.
Generous alt ■ ». .
If you .T- :r .. ! h constipation
or : i-. )i U- . i. • . v Hamlin's Wizard
I e w\.\\ 1 • i l" little pink
pllla at drujglru tor 30c.
*■+* >■' • . • •- :• • v / *•: *
* +
TEfc. SKACW&Y •»
I: wnz vf iJ,dry . 3
"iylV V Kr:yJ».
lat SANiTAHV SILK
<- ;'li> :ttrKe."t U*t oo». +
* ducted dalrj 1« Alaefca. J
Call; iklpmeut« ol pur- 2
* mlilk fj<5 cream to *11 point ♦
* i;» \VMt« Pass Ik YuWo» |
* Kout«, L
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Old Timers
Looking: for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodied and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and firom trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotel is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS 3IZETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY. Her.