SUGAR!!
25c PER POUND
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
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sou o Qvj stoo at
THE
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Eifcti'c Light.'
Rooms ^in?!e or en Suiti
Baths cn each fioor
ranous for its H Te Ccoking,
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
itterrri \ from cur own <!?•»*
h esh t.ftgs. e:c
Ri'h *1.00 Per Day and Up*
i Lighted. Large Sar-p'e
;>uomi for Traveling \'*n.
PI 'I.LEN'. Piop.
>1; , r.va.-. A'aska
Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
5. > Princess S. 5. Princess
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W'LL LEAVE SKAGWAY
tVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Pr»nco.«* Alice
Aug. 12 26
Prince»» Mary
Aug. 5 19
Sept. 2
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and Victoria
5-iiii s j or Cilioriia M>idiy, Friday and
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Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1920
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E. J. SHAW A^fr: Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Tue«dray, an4
A 1 1 Wednesday
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Pallas Pictures Presents
DUSTIN FARNUM
THE
Gentlemen from Indiana
By Booth Tarkington ^
Educational Film Corporbtion of America
PRESENTS
The Living Book Of Nature
Admission, including war tax—Adults. 30c: Children, 15c
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
Haines, Aug 17—Mr3, p. L. Welu
man expect' to l«ave on the Jeffer
son for Seattle whore she will iua.Ue
h«-r home with some of h.t'r relatives
of which shc has quit" a number r1'
siding there.
Mrs. Wtltzman has b "'u a res
dent of Haines for over twenty
j-ear", living her0 almost contlnouslv
with her busband s. J. Weitzman
who uiixl very suddenly on 'the -
of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watt and
Robert Watt J.r. father, mother ir tl
brother of Mrs. Wiley whose hus
band Is the vice president of 'ih>
company op'ring the Rainy Hollow
copper propel ty arrive! here on t!i«
City of Seattle and are th0 gu'-st*
of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley.
Mr. Watt a.ul family canio over
from Tillanicok Oregon where they
ie-sld«>. for 'heir vacation and expect
to spend some little 'luie her*
in the far north.
The heavy storm which we h;,d
lately took out the fish trap o
Alexander, Kc i ra dp r and Jones,
and ju*t when they had it In shap
for fishing, it Is a great mis
fortune for th° boys; *o much s
that Alexander and Jones, conclud
ed th»t the season is too far gooj
to replace it so a9 to do anything
this summer, but Schrader ha* th«
grit to try r. i replace tho trap and
hopes to b« able to catch »ome fish
yet this year.
Ben Fox and Bert Dennis charged
i «1lh illc.cal fishing was brought "
fore Gr W. Hlnvhman L*. S. Commits
loner yesterday, and jj'ead gutl']
and were fined. They paid their
fln,s were discharged from custody
j and now all is serene again. They
were arrested on a complaint «wor
i to by Capt. M. J. O'Connor Dt>
| puty fish r'nrden.
Petersburg Buys
Engine For Plant
Petersburg arrivals r«port l-int
! the town cvundl of that place last
| wieek placed an order for a ;j h. p.
.Fairbanks Morse semi-dds<l cn i
which is to te installed In th<-' powt r
! plant a1 that place. The PoWr.
plant is a municipal project " an 1
last winter was not powered heavi'j
| enough to c* ry the loau reipiii'd
lit.
Th^. plant will now nave luo h.
furnishod by the new 57 and a -
h. p. engin^ of the saine niak> whic'i
has tx'en in the plant f!ncc it was
first erected. One of the oM i '.
p. engines new In use will be cii
cad*d. The new. engine is expected
to arrive within 30 day9.—^Capital.
The trau ition in ten years of
•he Unit >' State3 from an exporter
of newsprint to an importer, s0
curing two thirds of its supply p.
broaj subject to any restriction*'.,
which may b' to the interest of
the exporter t0 Impose, will in.&e
it to the interest of paper user
to patronize the manufacturer9 of
| I.is ;aiii pujpwood.
Hereafter the discount on Ca:i»
adian Currency will be 13 por e<nt
2t Ban,it of Alaska.
Th« Golden North Cafe «erv«sj
only the Kt that tha niarket a?-1
fords (ind invite* a trial o1 1
excellent service and cu^ne.
1 DERBY 18
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Seattle, Aug 14—Tlio route map
of second Jump around tho world
by an air Derby sho<\ s ttuvt It will
be niado fi"Jtu Seattle to Yokaliama
via tho Aleutian Wands.
Pioneers Have All
Aiaskalnstaliation
Banquet
' Sliagway Isloo No. 12, Alaska
; Onl' r of Pioneer' bald a regular
' meeting last Taord:iy night in
til fir liaU "ii j from the large rit
tendance and llie interest man'
fee ted, it Is assured that 'he
jloe^ Isloo will have a ivoiy wint
I Offieera who w<-r> elected 1 at i
|prp*iou3 matting were installed,
and after tUe installation ceromi n;
a 8umptuou--i banqet was s'Tv
id, which consi?tod entirely cf A!
aska grown products, which were
all raided on 'ho Ac hi'on Bla-!.
|juk° ranch.
Tha officers installed were:
President John Gr;ishei
1st Vlco President Andrew rirovrn.
2nd Vice President Frank Fowler,
j Chaplain, John Wood.
Treasurer, F. E. Tanner.
J Socre'ary \V. J. Mcltrt -n.
Sargent at Arm", A. J. Acthison.
: Trustees, ;:miUi Remick.
, J. Kline.
J. F. Gre°u
R. Thibed'-au.
Doctor Culbertson
Is Going To
Whitehorse
i Dr. X. E. Culberts<>n. one ot
i th« best known physicians of
: Dawson, has received the aPPOiitt-o
inent of mtuical health officer 'or
< the southern Yukon, witn headquart
ers at • \Yhltcfcorseo. Ho alfo will
; have chaise of the medical work
therefor the police anl tho Iidian
' detriments of the government and
has the privilege of private practlc-e
. there in addition. The doctor and
Mr®. Culbertson will leave on
! of tlie next Steamer*, poS!iibly -the
I Selkirk tomorrow or 'he Casea lat°r
: tliis week, Tor Wiiite\liorse.
I Dr. CnliKTl-on has been, in Daw
j sou th9 lastx tea years an-J Jlrs.
Culbertson r.lx years. No Dawsonlto
arc more wicil.v known or 11-,1:1*
esteemed and they will ho misscd j
I in every circle. Hoc a have been ex
'ccedlngly attlv® in pitrIotic, social
fraternal an;, other work. They say
that while they are going lo "\Vhlte
hor^e they {iro not leaving Yukon,;
and will contliiuc to exert their |
best c-Ports for tho country.—Daw
son News.
Doctor Thompson njeiubT of!
Parliament for Yukon territorr'and J
O. B. P^rry the Guggenheim con-,
suiting and mau'iug- Engln^ei wero.
arrivals on the Princess Mary y |
terday °nd went over to White
horso in General JIanager "WTi&eiers
Private car tho "200".
Sir. W.heeief vent ovt to Whlt^ ■
horsa also. i
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask tor Muns'nj
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
dren insist on garments bear
• ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy*
and litlle tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
PHONE
55
Lloid George
Addresses House
London, A">ig 17—Frtmler Llcyd
George stated in tl)° Hou^e of
Commons today that tho govern
went hail made It cl-iar to Gen
eral Wrangell, tho a'Jti Bolsh®viki,
leaders in southern Russia 'lint
1£ he attacked tho Soviet fore
further ho must do it on hi* o\w
responsibility.
General SVrarss'll lias since tuen
oponea further operation* and the
the Premier added tha1 the respon
si.llity consequently was his own.
Lloyd Goorgo assurej tha memb
ers of the government's policy eon
corning Uiuslan and Poland differ
ed la no way from our polity and
and said swinging of the sledge
hammer at tho open dcor by the
labor union.'1 was Intended only
for display.
Says Will Talk
To Sid Fieners
London, Aug 1"—Lloyd George
told tho House of Common* today
that the government was willing tc
discus3 the Irish question will:
the Sinn Feinsrs but only on
the condition that there must bo
no recession on tha part of
Ireland.
Sourdough Of North
To Make k Trip
Outside
Among those who will leave on
the next steamer for the outride r
Major William Xoble, one of the
bast knowa old sourdoughs of th«
Yukon. This is Ma first trip out
since 1905, and he is going pre
pared to n3ve a good time, and
remain outside fourteen month'
Mr. Noole has lived twenty years,
In tho Yukoon, and has bean one
of the best known of Daw'on citiz
ens. From the time of his arrival,
here until 1909 he ■was iu. the
service of tne government, mostly
In the gold commissioner's office
in capacity of mining recorder and
other responsible positions, aid
since then has devoted his time
to his privato Interests in the city.
Mr. Xoble took an active Part iu
many local matter-', and was one
of the be3t rifle rhots . In the
famous old Yukon Rlfle Association,
and iu 1905 wa3 ono of thoso who
represented thc Yukon in th° Dom
inion Hifla Association 'hoot a
Ottawa.—Dawson News.
Make Yeur Si&nature Lrn;Ke.
Few people sign their names legibly,
Willi n great many there is a positive
trick or affectation of illegibility. It
Is a relic of the old iilea that, to fore
stall forgery, there should he some
thing peculiar, very individual, even
cryptic, nbout a formal signature.
Such signatures are purely cabalistic;
tbey are all right, no doubt, if you
nre. Horace Greeley or Rudyard Kip
ling. or the treasurer of the rnited
State.', or somebody exceedingly wide
ly known, but they are a nuisance to
the world if you are obscure.
DOMESTICATED— Red Raspber
ries $3.75 per crate at lfrs,
Yeomans. n.
Cox Will Speak
In Seattle
j
] Seattle, A us 17—Governor Cox
tho Democratic nominee for I>r. —
! sident will tpoalc li«re ou Septem
• tor til'- sixteenth.
Okland Elk
visits North
F. W. La iHer( and hi* wife wore
| arrivals on tho Prince's Mary yes
I terday aantl left for Atlin •till"
lu.ornlr;'. s''''iTiI*
! Mr. Lander i3 ono cf Oakland's
i prominent citizens an.1, optometrists
! and hi3 wifoa is one of tho best
known mu-sUian having a n;ost
beautiful soprano vole.
Mr. I.aufer i.i a "glide Klk'"ai>
belongs to No. 171 and ferved. its
an officer in bJie lodge \vii»n P. T.
.Keller tlio oorganiz-'r of Skagway
I Loilgo No- <21 wa3 Hill a mem
ber of tlio Oakland lodge.
! Tho Lauf<-rs" will return on Mon
; day or Tucsi"ay and tafoj th'J
I Alico *'outh.
I Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Bouton
of Paw Paw, Mich, who have
| been, making tbo trip to Atlln
| Dawsoa and other Iat'-rior Al
aska and Yukoa points, returned, oa
1 Tuesday tnrcuto to C!i° State®, and
j will sail tonight on tho Pria
c°ss M..ry £or Vaacouv6r from
j which peine they will continue ou
c^.
Mr. and Mrs. Bouton were at
'whitehorso when. tile first avia
I tors to arriva in Al;;ska and
i the nortu mad0 their desceat'at
| that point, and Mr. Bouton, who i9
, manager for tho Eastman. Kodak
professional lecturing corps, secured
several excellent Kodaks of tho air
i planes and aviator9 aa the £1 r-1-1
plaiig landed.
I Realizing that this 'light was
. tha pioneer undertadinjf in, north
I era aviation, Mr. BouLoa developed
his pictures and turned them over
j to Keller Brothers, Skagway East
man agents, where tliP7 have been,
oa display.
One of the pictures shows'plane
| No. 4 as it is Uov-iriag over the
landing field whila aa>ther "hows
• the plan0 ju-'t as it is settling
onto the ground. A third picture
shows tha plana after tt has land
J ed, and before the Dirdmon, Pilot
. Ross Kirkpatrick and companion
j Joe Snglisfi, had left their machine
! Still another snapshot shows the
: two'moa standing aear their'machine
la speaking of their trip ti) rough
the northland, Mr. and Mrs Bou
toa are v^y enthusiastic, and M
Boutoa promise8 that ho Is going
to return some future time if
for no other purpo'o than to havo
It out with the relatives of some
of the flae greyling and trout
he saw taken from the mountain,
stream3 which ha visited. *
The Princc' irary arrived at ouo
o'clock ai.<l had a full list 0t
Passengers.
5fany of tae round tripuera took
tho Taku Arm trip and will gn
back this evening.
Th0 rest of th© tourists went t
Bennett Laka today.
Tho Mar/ will sniie tonight'witb
overy accomodation taken.
There are many pecplo waiting
for transportation t0 get below.