Victoria Csoss Te a
is the best ever 85c per pound
ALSO
Ridgeways Tea
The highest grade tea marketed
and a full line of balk teas at
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yot. make a mistake if
vou dt oot stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn each floor
hamous for its H>rre Ccokiog,
\iilk. Creim, Ccttair? Cheese and
Buttermilk horn cur own da»v
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rites $3.00 Per Day and UvS
e!i I-ightsd. Large Sample
.'^oonis lor Ttavelirg M*n.
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General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
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W'LL LEAVE TSKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Princess Alice
Jane 17
July 1 15 29
Princess Mary
June :
July 8 22
VOR
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CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
Ali I'a-ilculars From
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY 3
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SEATTLE
CITY O? SEATTLE JUNE 24 ! i
S. S. SPOKANE JUNE 30
Direct c3.112c.ij.ii for Tacomi, Vancouver, pj
and Victoria
n
Siiiiij f^r Cilifjraii Mosdiy,® Friday and
Saturday
JaTi;s Wallace Agant - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEF.-ERSON, July 1 13 25
< . FOR SEWARD AND WESTWARD
S.S. NORTHWESTERN JUNE 28
E. J. SI tfY.V Agent . Phone 66 SKAGWAY 1
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 ■* 1 and Sunday
OLIVE THOMAS
in
Broadway Arizona
The stoiy of a cowboy who kidnapped a queen of the
GREAT WHITE WAY
PARAMOUNT MACK SENNETT COMf.DY
Susa Madeline
with BEN TURPIN, CHAS. LYNN, and POLLY MORAN
The great «ecret of the 3owling Alley
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Ohio Violinist
Gives Recital
Alfred Watklne of Cincinnati1. 's
or.-- of the gay roundtr'ppers on the
Princess Al'ce and perhaps has
don® more for the pleasure of the
big bunch on board than any other
s'n«l« person.
Mr. Watfcins Is one of Cinc'nnatt'
oest violinists and a pupil of the
famous Vistuoeo Y=>aye.
Mr. Watk'ns hold3 a position In
the Symphony Orchestra of Cincin
nati' wh«re he plays first viol'n.
I.ast night Mr. Watkin* gave a
r'c'tal in the sun parlor of the pul
len House to which about two hund
red guest8 of that famous hostelry
attended
M'ss Dorothy L. Greene daught'l
of Doctor Greene of Vancouver B. C
was accompaclst for Mr. Watkins,
ard together they certainly afford
ed a li'-at to their listeners.
Free Christian
Science Lecture
Mr, aad Mrs. Wm. "W. Pbrter o)
New York arrived oa th,® Princess.
Alice yesterday and "w'U leave to
morrow for Wh'tehorSe
Wm. W Porter. C. i. B. Is a mem
ber of the Eoard of Lectureship cf
the Mother Churcl
The T'rst Church of Chrl9t Sc'eat
11st, In Boston Massachusetts and
will gi* e a lecture at n'a« o'clock
under the auspices of Skagway
Christian Science Soc'ety at their,
eiif'ce coraer of Ma'a and Fourth,
avenu".. i t
Yhs lecture 's free and all are
cordJally iav't»d to attend.
Jeff.AndSpokane
Bring Shriners
I
The S. S. Spokane of the Adm'ral
! Line and th» S. S. JefI°r3on, of the
j A. S. S. Co. line got 'n today aboui
noon. fUle<i with Nobles of the
J Mystic Shrine and their wives,
! and 'mmedlattly took possession of
thsto.va.
Imperial Potentat9 Ellis Louis
Garretteon of Tacomax and deputy
Imperial Potentate Baker mayor of
J Portland wer« 'n the party and took
and lead.
The Shrine i and the Patrol
were object3 of delight and interest
to the tourist®, and the c't'zens,.
c«rt and dr'll were most thoroughly
enjoyed. '.
Ihe hhrinfrs took' the train at
two o'clock for a trip to Bennett;&
will arrive * vJr about seven.
The Jefferson and Spokane are
o'lUd to sa'l at ejght o'clock.
A CARD OP THANKS.
Hiipes Alaska June, 28th. 1920.
Editor Daily Alaskan,
Kindly permit me through the Col
umns of your valuable paper, to
express my appreciation, and *o
thank the many kind fr'ands both
'a Haires an4 Skagway, foi t!he
many kindnesses and, -words of,,
sympathy given, me this my hour
of 'Der?a>m©nt in, the loss of my.
dear hustand S. J. "VVeitaoan.
Mrs. R. L. Wetzman.
Hotels Are Filled
With (Visitors
The Pr!no"«s AHco of the Q. P.
R. Qc arr'v«d yesterday on schedule
•.vith^ '.be canner load of tourists
this season.
There wrg people from almost
ev»ry 'tata In the vm'on, and also
from all parts of Cauaja.
A. arge rum.ber took the Tak
Arm trip and returned today a
noon delighted w'th th® wh.ole affair
Some went to Whitehorse and to
day were loud in their Pra's^ of the
trip. The train arr'ved at noon.
' Many Shr'ncr3 who had attended
the Portland conclave were on the
' Al'ce aud joined in the demnstra
! t'jn made by the member3 whox ar
r'ved on the Spokane and Jffeerson
I The Alcie will sail tonight at
i e'ght o'clock with a full list of..
j happy tightseers.
Southern Noble
Has High Degrees
I Simon H. Rubel of Corinth. M'es
I i«3'ppt is on® of th,® roiuidtrlj>p°rs'on
I thtf Priiiceas Al'ce and is accompan
; [ed by his wife and two sisters.
Mr Rutol is charmed w'th the
' tr'p and says ho w'il never bo con,
tuit uav'l >0 comes again aad has
, more time to spend.
I Mr- itubel 18 a sbrinsr and has
b«" 11 representative for the Grand
i Ledge n New York and IPeslaaipp'
| number of t'lL^s and holds a parcli
lnent patent with, the autogTaphs
1 of over one hundred thirty third
j degree masons.
Among the number is the name
I of ih° l»te A-dm'ral Schley.
jwill Send The Ball
; Team To Juneau
I Cll'zens are subscribing money to
' p?y for the chartering of a boat
i to take the okagway Base Ball team
. lo Juneau 01 the Fourth, of July.
! The money is about all raised bu
, any one wishing to contjJbuta to
j this ver, moitor'ous caua9 may do,
! «o by seeing Walter McBrien, th«
I c"V clerk who has the matter 'a
I charge.
j The SlragTTay team 1» in good aha
and w'll gl\> a good account of lt
' self If th' y succeed la getting to Ju
n»au. 1
Judge and Mrs. Pratt, paints of
Captain. Pratt. of Fort William H.
Steward wero arrival* on th® Prin,
Cfs® Alice, from their home In Miss
ouri
Captain Pratt and hla wife can®
up on th® P<-'tar8on la the morning
to meet then* and took them to
the post -where they w'll visit for
sevaral weeks.
Corporal "W. L. Pr'tohett of
the R. C. M Polio© cam® arer yes
'erday and will leave tou'ght for
England where he 18 called by the
illness of hi® mother.
Mt. Prltchett, haa beea discharg
ed from the B«rvioe having served'a
numoer of years In th's noted or
gau'zatli ns.
"Sign up" if you ara going to Ju
neau oa th8 4th. Th« boat will
uot make the tr'p unles® a auffk'ont
number signify tWr i^te^t'oii of
e°'D8. * . J_, \ ; ; vj lj
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR-SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing- I
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
f dren insist on garments bear
» ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
L. A. HARRISON CO. mT
Old Line Dems May I
PutUpChamp Clark
Continued irom Page 1
fy the svffraja amendment.
Ia maky respects the platfor3 fol I
low» thKt alcpt^d by tho V'rs'nla,,
Dfiaocr; t* and publ'caily approved
of oy Prefi'dont Wilson.
The LeagUj of Nations plank 'u
'part'cular was tak^a virtually as
I a whcile from th® V'rg'nla platform,
though 'n other respect" there,
; has be^i a modlfcat'ons and many
| new subject8 have been, added.
| sail Franci3co, June 30—Notw'th
| standing hi9 refusal to permit the
' use of h's tuama a3 a c*Ln.<li<laU;'\Y>l
i Ham Mi-Adoo lata today was piac
! *d 'a nomination informally by
Burr's A. jjenltins of ICansas City.
| Tjie latter s'mply declared that
tho former secretary ot the tr^a"
ury would accept the honor.
Twelve nominations havo been mac
including Governor Sm'th nf New
York.
San Franclsco. July 1— Cha'mra
I Kobinsm called the convent'ona to
order at 11:26 this morning and
stated that the Plan was 10 Proceed
ftv'th, nomination, Bppeches wh!di
were interfered w'th last n'gh.t
by r°c«s» beUg taken.
Attracted ty tho possibility that
' they might begin, ball ottlng today
th° crowds stating filling the hall
long i)tfor« the usual tour thls.
morning. I r '
The chairman ordered the cont'n,
uat'on of .ho roll call of state" for
prs-'-d=!it'.Pl nominator and delegate
A Tbannea of Gallup New Mexico
Seconded th' nomination of MaAdcc
AV. C. Newland of North Caro
lina plated 'n iiominaton, S*nato
S'irjnussa of that state.
Sail. Francisco, July 1 Two men
and a tor, year old boy -were killed
ard their oodles burned to ashe
when an ueroplane In whi^h..
they were .riu'ng here today struck a
M/h vol tag0 w're and; crashed to
\lic> si'ound.
The place was In flames when
fell a:: d ths dead hav been, Identify
a1* Daniel Taiie a commercial avator
pilot and Paul E. Lane and'his
ten year old n&phew Daniel Lane anj
H S. Tucker o£ San Francisco who
was formerly w'th the United State8
forest servlc®.
i The accident occurred at the Mar
ine flying feld.
Max. G ut-'flt, who went to Ju
neau on the Estobeth to meet thp
Shrine r« returned w'th them today.
Washington June 30— Senator
Hard'ng announced today that the
RepiiDl cfn presidential campaign
would be cased on an appeal
to r^nre i»arty government as
cou-Htutlonal substitute for peronal
government , ■< '
Ke:?s E?P<®fit6
end diction.
Three flavors.
5 net cnousb to make
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ifov. set it.
Gencc fiiC sealed psc!;afie
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preserving tee cteiictous con
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