Yum! Yum!
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you outright
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olpmpia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor.
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yoc. make a mistake il
vou d' do stoo al
THE
Pullen House
Ele.:trc Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn each floor
famous for its Home C'olcing,
Milk. C';-am, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk bom our own da™v „
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rales $3. 0 Per Day and Up£
.1. Large SairpJe
,'ioo:ns tor Traveling M«n.
: I. 5. PULLEN. P.op.
skagwav. Alalia
What Do You Know
About This
a
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot i». Block 2t3, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
| ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE
, 1 CANADIAN*
Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
Notice Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
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Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
lvnjAxtixi; at v.wcot'vkis
WITH FASTEST TRANSCON FIN EN TAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
Al I'a I Ular- Kimui
L.. H. Jchi?!on Agent. Skagway
To Ch »xuk Withoi't Notice
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
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SEi^lTT
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 17
Direct olfactions for Tacomi, Vancouver
and Victoria
Saiii.ij fir California Mondiy, Friday and
Saturday
J a n-s Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailing from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFrERSON,
Oct 24
E.J. SliAvv A?.«nt Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturd?y ,
1 1 A —— and Sunday
SPECIAL
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukar presents
IRENE CASTLE
The Firing Line
Story by Robert Chambers Scenario by Clara Berger
Directed by Charles Maigne
Caumont Graphic Weekly
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Dan Sutherland
Candidate For Alaska
Delegate.
I t 1902 and 1903 Senator S'-'tner
land niad© a comtortablel fortun
;rom a Place; 1 mln,e at couaeH,
which he work- d with a hydra"llc
e ;Ui|).-nent.
Late 1903 be was emfioyvd by
f r. l*ine In worldns the fin,t hy :
dra^iic Plant oa OPhir crepk. in
1S04 he rel'rescPted th° Alastai'"ijn, J
in* PtoPerties owned by the Liebes
famiiyl of San Francisco, whlch'alfo 1
I oPerated at Councill.
lie Fairbanks fining dis'u' tl
wa» Senator Sutherland's field of
operation in 190"-j when he oPer.it. u J
a3 a layman on Cl^ary Creek. Ha
spent the fallowing season in < the !
Alaskan ranbv, Pro^Pectics that di»
trict extensively , Ho then return :
ed to Xo^e and in th® sunimer of ]
190S he ProsPccted and n>in<->d oa'the1
third beach iino. 'While h° was ~
tti*n£ed he was aPPoin,t^d by Pros
dent -William Howard Taft to be
I'r.it-d State3 marshal for tUo First
Division, wjth office 1q Junea". He
touk office in July, 1909 but after
the «eiisa'tional Political war of
wnJeh Senator Sutherl2ad was a
victim, lie wis remov°d from office
ilcng "itU Unitedi States Attorney
J :hn J. iioyae. Saaator Sutherland
left office in May 1910, an<d im
mediately rcturaed to miniM> in the
nowjvl discovered Iditarod district,,
and at R"by, whiioh. was struct
shortly after tbe Iditarod excitemen<
Had faded.
When the firs' legislative electi
ion was held ,>Aa.ator S»theriar.d'wa
successful beinj given th° llar^e
esc vote of any Senatorial candidate
fro'" the Fourth Division. At the
close of tbe s';ssion he tossed a coin
with Senator Henry Rodens, and wo
tbe holdover, i'ivine him lh6 4,year
terr.i. He was r® cl<jct®d in 191
which t°ra exi'.'res this year.
Palestine's (-orests.
"What fl" you consider Palestine's |
greatest need?" Miss Nathan, a Ked |
Cross worker, was asked by a prom- '
inent Zionist, sa.vs jhe American For- '
estry Magazine of Washington. D. C.
Both were returning from tlie rioly
Land, where their duties had taken ;
them.
"Forests." was Miss Nathan's In
stant reply.
"What, before the much-needed In- j
dustries are brought In?" exclaimed
the Zionist Incredulously. "Don't yon
think Industrial rehabilitation should j
come before reforestation?"
"Doesn't the country's Industrial
life depend paramonntly upon refor
estation?" countered the Red Cross
woman. "Palestine, without forests,
means Palestine ever the prey of
floods and famine; doomed to un
arahle lands and to poverty. Even the
Industries must be assured fuel and
power, and without means to produce
these they must inngish."
The practice of tipping Is said hi
the East to be declining. But the
tipped are not.
It Is awful to have to worry about
the prospect of a fuel shortage this
kind of weather.
and sue Lovely Irene Cast]o
in tb© Firine Una by Robert W. j
Chamber3.
Ambition Lives.
It is an unusual thins to see n moth
er ami all of her children attending
school togeiher, but such Is the spec
tacle which may he witnessed at the
summer term of the Eastern Kentucky
state normal school at Richmond, Ky.
This family of students, consisting of
mother, two sons and two daughters,
hail from Barbourville, Ky. The moth
er, Mrs. E. P. Gray, Is the wife of one
of the best-known chautauqna enter
tainers. who is now in the west on the
platform. She brought her children to
the school to take the course and de
cided, after reaching the Institution, to
engage In study herself and will take a
course along with her four children.
Pigeons Set Clock Back.
I am iufjrineil that the town clock
of Beverly is not quite suited to the
three pigeons who recently perched
on the hour hand, or else the birds
did not like the daylight saving Idea.
However, they perched In their "time
ly" position long enough to set the
clock back one-half hour.—Boston
Post.
Adaptability.
"Of course, you are In favor of votes
for women."
"Of course," answered Senator Sor
ghum. "A man who hopes to hold his
own In politics must do his best to be
In favor of anything that anybody
wants."
Announcement
During our absence from Skagway, Irs.
Jane T. Thurston will be in full charge of
our store; and all accounts are payable to
Mrs- Thurston
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Store Open Evenings frdm 7 to 8
FORD TRUCK |
FOOLSKNOCKERS
■The new For<i flretruck rc-c0ntlyl
acij"ir*d by jtae Fairbanks fire de
Partm^ut, balked {recently when, an
effort was n>a*i9 jt0 respond io
false alar'". { Considerable excite
"ifcnt re3Ulted f In consequence and
i»'Osc oPpoSed | to the Purcluise of
tho truck Jnodded tueir heads »'isc
ly ^ alio the firemen were tryine,
to t'?t tho machine started. It
; tarn'd 'out taat the alar'" was a
false K*n®. Howev«r wh°n a reaJ'flre
i starUd jaereral hours later the''truek
responded with a Promptness {j.
restored the Mltst confidence.
First Blood For
Our Police Chief
j T0 sh.ow that 110 was not bluffing
air-'11 the enforcement ot the City
j otdinances Chief of Po'ice Sime
had a warrant issued out ot the
J policel magistrates' office yestcr
day tnd arrested oqo of the bicycle
J riders for ridias on the sid"Walk'on
• the Bouth Bide of Seventh avf-nue..
| When hated before His Honor,
j J"des SeJmer at a session of the
: co"rt last niet-t the youns man did
not deny tho soft lmPeach'"en.t and
rl>-aiod guilty.
After a brief rest of about six
teea m«asurcs jud=e Selm©r, eave
the youns man a lecture in a g!is
sando movement on th° subject and
allowed him to go without farther
punishment.
j Chief Sicio *ays that he has no
other interest In the matter than ful
fil'ins hi3 d"ties but that ho s:ivs
he T"iU do. ,
Anouncement To
Winter Boarders
I • -I
i The Golden North hotel wishes
. to announce that special rates,
| "'111 ha given, for room and board
for the winter. I
Ha vine S3cured the services of i
Charles Peterson the'weij known clief
the cafa wi^ retain its reputation as
a first clas®! 31nin,ff room and. with
| a'ded improvements this hotel will
' ba warmer and more comfortable!
Ohan| ever.
OPEN LETTER 10
A3 KePuWail candidate for the
Territorial S'-'aata fro™ the First
Division, I submit the following do
ciaratjoa of principles, to wit;
I belIovo tbat Alaska's deveioPv
ment should i)e directed by tho„»
'•■•ho iavo established homes with,
in h£r bord0rs and endured the pri
vatious incident there.
livery c^courasfcni'-iit should b<;
olic.-vd for 'hi investment of caf'it
al it: lesitlmate, Permanent, in
du-triall ojitgrPrises.
A systcm of conservation should
b(> cstabli%cd and enforced, that
"ill Vro'»ota dovcloPm°nt, "liilo Pro
ttciius Alaska's naturall resources
from wanton waste and destruc
«ica.
| mi 10 uucquuie i-iu>isiuu, s^uiiiu
be made for cii? care and comfort'of
c ased i'ifrn,«ers and tU.a in
sane Patients oi the Torriory, where
ty Political Infixing in connection
""ith 1', is effectually e'imin.-ited.
Present transportation rates a'
rear exorbitant- and Constitute an
^ffectlvo and te.ious barrier to
tlia tstafoiisiimoit of e?sential en
I t«rPrise-s, to settlement and to Se'i
| eral Welfarcl and advancement o
the Territory. It is imPerative'that
, a time measure of relief ba'sccured.
I Capital and Labor aro the Prim®
essentials to (1if» development of the
Territory. CaPj-ai Is thoh. result of
lalor, and in. turn, Labor ij re
imbur^ed by Capital; PubUc wel
faro and ?entral ProsPeri'y demand
i'lat 'he risht® of each should bo
cHrtfu]ly •■'af!_.suarded.
Liberty and loyalty constitute the
foundation uPon which our nation,
va? built; they must bo maintained,
ia Alaska] if «'e are to ProsPer. I
favoi 'iabor orFanizations anions
loyal An>eri an °Itizens, on a con
'truc'tve and educational basis.
To thosa "wh.o have Provcn'their
devotion to our nation by rQsPndinff
to their Country's call, should
be Piveil the Preference in situation
of remunerative employment, ac
cording t0 th-ir various capacities
A Public ofiico is a Public
t—. st and tile duties should be
faithfully Performed ia a non Parti
san manner for tlie welfare of tho
Public.
GIVE ALASKA A SQUARE DEAL.
Fo^st J". Hunt.
Ketchikan, Alaska. !
Keller Brothers have juct received
a euPPly of leads for the PoPular,,
EversharP Pencil. KeoP j-0Uir pencil
fulj. tl
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 free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTL
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotcl is not and never lias been owned or controlled by Japanese i
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS S1.00
IBUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS. 1
J. J RYAN, Prop. KOBT. KELLY. Msr.