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»• inscription And Advertisements
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Bennett Nbv.h o- Whltehorse, Y- T
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EDITORIAL
TW3 m CENT TO THE POOR
v, rnir.t>nt solicits the mon
•t working people of the
•r i r <- -.lOsit in iu postal sav
. and pays therefor
i: I* r* 1st at the r«e of 2 Per c^nt.
p - mnum. The sovornment a)»o
J • , y ,'roci the big bankers
i - !' cct::irty ia exchange for
r: certificates of Indebtedness
at J i y» th r«for interest at tho
r" of 6 prr c*nt, three times ■what
i: s.l-.t.s to the postal savings denoo
:'o- Th" postal savings banks ar*
"Po'i to all, but the certificates of
•: ' totlncss ar- available only to
t ie hanks. There ought to bo soma
y d^vif d and put Into operation
,-cr tary of the treasury by
■ •.'h litis, n could have tho
1 of subscribing to ever J"
of s >v, mcunt securities with
> • rtiality for th<* big moneTe'l
i .- . stj when choice offerings ar"
t -V marketed. . Anchorage Hm x.
fJ WORK
C\ r"V,. clamor com,.s fr >m
r wut rs of th" PucUc be
«■ t:s (!:•> people of one Section of
tr-i 1'iiit d Stat's have declared
. -v t letting dov. a th0 bars to ihi,
■ ::'U \ of Japaius^ Students in Ci;r
' via Japanese univTsities flamboyan
i!,.maud, war.
Xa; ?.ns coo!: ;uled andtre»POnsllle
pt.^tfsmfn will thluk twjce before
launching into war today against an
first class ?ow,.r. The lesson tha;
v.ar teachu lias been brought hom.j
to nm of k<x-a observation th« la»:
few rews in a way that leavgs .iu
iu^utablo impress. '
Japan's diplomats and those wu
j.'.a.-e her immediate destjny aro
no- going to take chances on su<.U
i bis gain* with ihe entire nation s
repu ation and ambition at stak0
sinipiy to forej the way into a min
or division of some other nation for
a fo'.v Japa^c-so that are not loyal
enough 8»> stay at home and win
want to alienate themselves from
tl.Jr nativ-.- land. Japans substantial
pv n have be<.n trying to st^m tn^
title of their people toward other
cour.tni.-s. The ogica] jout'ct tv"
Jfopan's siiri'l^is poulation is unto
As'atls territory under Japan^e col
crj cr the suzerainty of Japan.
Japan furthermore' is not now ?.f
JflL>nt and a war against a first
clajs power might break her back
;f.Eaacial!y and l^t down tbe ba^s
I
The
Caribou
Hotel
'
i Carcross
B. C.
A popular tourist
resort on the scenic
White Pass 6c
Yukon Route
I to an oT^r-raettaoeing ne"w form of
I goveJ!nment which tho old regim,!
dre'-d. Young and inreJiPonsib!.,
Japan may mi: the war cry with cj!
les* ytjls. but neither will be tas
en seriously- —Dawson Nt,ws.
WE HOLD THE BAG
Great Britain owes the United sta
tes about $4-200.000.000. Russia
osres Great Britain about $2.800.00C
000. If reports from London an.
truo Grt."Britain refuses to Pay lirr
debt to Amclca until the debts owja
her by other countries are liqujdat
ed- That means that the United
States must collect the English d^.bt
from Russia. (Xot a pleasant pro
spect from the American point "i
riew. and one for which the
I li^h. on reflection, will not care f>
j stand before the world as sponsor
While the value of Al&slta mer
chandise shipped to the United Sta
tes does not *^cceed that of oth >r
months it is unique in the tact that
of deer m<«.t totaling 8S-GS9 pounds
and vslUfd at $23.690 wos eVPortml
du;!pg the month. This is the lar-i
est amount ev*'r se:u out in a simi
lar Period and shows that the r:
I d\utry Is growing in proportion.
| — °;*trfinder.
Kuskokwim River
Fisheries Hear
ings Begin
Seattle —H^nry D'.\Ialley and Ila:
ry ChristoffL.rson representing the
j Federal Euxeau of Fisheries }\.st«r
day began hearings on complaints of
! missionary Indian agents Indians
|and prospectors that illegal fishing
| at the mouth of the Kustcokwim riv
|er is threatening extermination' of
thL salmon there.
J A. ,T. Simms operating a salting
station at the mouth of the r
»as the fi^st w'itness called. ila
said he believed the complaints <a
<i5gerated the Tacts and declared
tbr.t commeircial fishing had not ii.
terferred with the dog Salmon run
the chief supply o f the jndians.
Nineteen Miles Will
Connect Coast With
. Fairbanks
The laying of 19 injlcjs of stc»l
wiil be required to connect uj> t! o
govemmcnt railroad in Alaska anl
gir<> a continuous stretch of tra k
frjni Seward to Anchorage and from
Anchorage to Faibanks according to
advices recdived in Seattle from th?
North. The construction of a hugii
^bridge over the Susitua River l>
progressing 550 tons of sce«l hav
ing been ercWted. The brldge is lo
cated 264 miles from Se'ward.
Bogus $50 Notes
Being Circulated
I
San Francisco Dec. 3—Coast cit
ies today were warned by» s'-oret Ser
vice agnts to guard against alt0re'l
Fereral iReserve banknotes raised
f-om one dollar to fity.
Subs-i'be -h® •"*i'It Alaskan
Reindeer Meat To
Be Shipped Next
Year
Mor0 than G-000 Relnilutr oir
(C<«ss"j will be available for ship
1 nipnt to American markets through
Seattle n<fct year, breaking all Pre
vious records in this new Alaskan
Industry. according to announcement
toad» by Carl J. I^omen. so ere Wry
treasury of Loinen and company of
Nome who is now in this city or1'
paratory to an eastern trip to organ
ize distributing agencies for reinde-i
meal. Lonien and Co. with herds
of 35.000 reindeer, could only ship
1.600 carcastes this year because of
a restricted transportation.
I during October reindeer meat to
' taling 9S.689 pounds and valued at
J23.590 was shipped from Alaska
! to Seattle.
i
Man Jumps Into
i Smelter Furnace
| Eutte. Mont.—Despondent because
. he had killed a man wiljh an nxc
several years ago. Frank Zuhan
; hurled hi^nselt down an 1S00 font
j shaft Into a smelter furnicc. j
Hazlett's Support
Rapidly Increasing
I Ilazlett Is receiving strong sup
port trom all over the Territoy. TU«j
Ketchican. Nome Cordova. Fairbank
and oth(?r republican organizatjOfcs
havo endorsod George Hazlett dur
ing the past weei. In Seattle tin
appointment of Hazlett is looked
upoa favorably by1 financial interests
as well as many Alaskans gather -I
her*. .Iff ||l'
j The Alaska Aircraft and Trans
portation Co- will have a twin niod^
,planc at Anchorage r.-ady to take
pasJengers to interior points by Jan.
15. according to J. P. Hollman man
ager of the company, who recently
ieturned from Anchorag0 where
he Sicured financial assistant0.
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on poor p: •Si never
paid anybody. Get
work that is good
enough to hri^g y°u
good resu'lT.
<EJ Use an econom
ical paper such as
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& 2)j'J!&
and come to an eco
nomical printer.
That's us. Qtiick serv
ice and good work at
reasonable prices.
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Sahsmar.sh'p — Ask Us
'■'Finders Keepers"
This Judge Rules
Newcastle. Ind. Dea 4—"5*nders
are Keekers", according to the deci
sion of Judge Caus0 of the Circuit
Court. attar hearing evidence on the
ownership of ? 1.300 In gold found
buried on a farm near Greensboro
by Levi Todd, a 1 year old boy.
To Cure a Cold in On^ Day
Tana Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
CUlNiN(E tablets. The genuine
btars th0 signature of E. W. Grove
■to C.jIltS.
One Dollar toward one of the
greatest Institutions for good work.
. Xest Week Red Croat Week..
I Med ar«d Burned. Skin
Sore. Cuticura Heals.
I "My little sister had ringworms
I on l .r frc:. Thi t Mr was sore and
;"'i.anj itcheianaburned
so sba often irritated her
idu oy Svratching. The
b.".; '< .*z caused dis
f.giirement. and it kept
getting worse.
"I bzw an advertiee
n.ent for Culicura Ccsp and Ointment
i nd st*nt for a free sample, and her
face wrs healed with one full-sized
cak** of Scap and one full-sized box
cf Ointment.'' Signed1 George A.
Kupp.R. F. D.!, Pussy Willow Farm,
Chcuaw, Wash., July 23,1919.
?5«5-Cutic ur a To ik t Trio'*0
Consisting of Sovi, Cintmentand
Talcum, prcr.iote:; Lr.d maintains
skin put i:y, si:in ccn.fo.t and skin
health cf.eu v.-h:n a'.l else fails. The
Sor p to clransc and purify, the Oint
ment to soothe End'..cal, the Talcum
ta powder aid perfume. Then why
not make these gentle, fragrant super
ciSaiuy emollients your every-day
toilet preparations?
So!J $ *hcr »t "* ^rt* .~irh. Sample each
frt, t,vrimi! A«Mr - • 'Qwu^crt, Jhpl "
Cutiuura Soap wilhoct muc.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that there 1
will be a meeting of the stockhold-'
its or The ENGINEER MINING CO.
a corporation, organized and exist- j
i:ig under and by vtrtue of the laws
cf the Territory of "Alaska, to be '
held at H. D. Clark's residence Skag !
,-.way, Alasjka on the 10th day of.
i Jauuary, 1921.
The purpose of said meoting lb to;
i elect a Board of Directors for the j
] ensuing year, also to authorize the j
j Board of Director^ or the officers !
• of said corporation, to enter *Pto I
a, contract and oattiy out said '
I contract with any person or perfsona '
j L o C( nvey to such Person or Per- |
sous an interest in the mining |
, claims and appurtenances of said i
I corporation not exceeding an undi
vided half Interest In said mining j
c'a'ms and apPtrrtenanoes for mon
|«r advanced and services rendered
•ty such person or P«i\son8 In the '
'rt-co' (ry of the Property of said
j corporation, which Is and has b«en
for several yieara. adversely held |
and claimed by others.
A'so said meeting of stockholders!
to Pt ss upon and ratify the by-laws j
lot .salt; coloration said by laws
tn tske Place of the original by-laws 1
wbl:h have been lost or destroyed |
a'^o to conduct such other business
as may Properly com0 before said I
: stock-holder's meeting.
Ditfd. Skagrway Alaska this 8th]
J r ot December. 1920.
A. H. Braokett.
BrqWdenf |
| Attest.
"W. I. Thompson.
Secretary;
First Pub. DgC. 9. 1920.
Final pub. Jan. 9. 1921
Tbs children Icvc
Wrsglev's—and ifs
goou !©»• tuesn.
Made under c
abfojyte cteanUness
brouaft tt> tftenj inViri *fc y's
S63i60 S3fi«i«iiV PjCi'iO^a
Satisf'es ffis rrr».':?!2 for
sweets, aidsdtees
ens breath, aliases Ot Oiiij
helps kee? »eetft dean.
Costs Settle, benc'-Cs .
• cv.sff- r<*
bitte S"
EveriTvy&ers
^ LGSTS /V
A-]53
Catarrh Canno, c CursC
with LOCAL, API'LI
cannot reach the sent « t.. •!>-•• •
Catarrh is a local <•*: • . t. croatiy in
fluenced by constitution 'inditlons. a:iu
In order to cure it y< • must lake :ui
internal remedy. Hull's Catarrh Modi
cine is taken intern;-llv and acts thru
the blood on tho mucous smrKes bf tlx
system. Hall's Catarm Medicine was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
ln^fthte country for ycars. ft i3 com
posed of some of the b '">r-i s known,
combined with some of the best biood
purifiers. The perfect combination of
the ingredients in Hall'; C * \irrh Medi
cine is \rnat produces *'ich wonderful
results in catarrhal condi: 01 s. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY &■ CO., P- ps 7 Dledo. O.
All Druggists, 76c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
—AdT^rtis^fiPU
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR ON FiNSL
HEARING
In i he Court of the Co mm1 !sion, r
far tie Terr'tory of Alaska,.
Dlv'«Ion No. 1> before the Hon. J.
J. V. Ward. Ex—Offlco Pj-ooate
Judtf »ltUns in Probata, at SkaS
way. Prec'Lct
In lh« ma'ter of th® Estate or
GeorKe Mowl, deceased.
Notice ,1a nereby siven by ti e
rlir»isned, ad'"ulistrator of t'.i.■
tate of QeorKe Mowl, deceased, that
a final rePort ,and petition for distri
butjon ha® b°«n filed ,-witb tbe above
nar fd Court ty th^ Administrator'
of the above named estate; that the
Court 1s asked to settle such rePor; I
lllitr;but8 :ho PrcPerly to the h i j
.ivrsons entir'ed lo the same nod •
U«charse the administrator, and th
TLurfday the 23 |_day of i>ecembe '
1920, at 2 p. m la the Court R
3f the abovo entitled Co"rt. ha-' b e !
tU.<.o as the ti*ce and Placo for th
hearing of well final rePort and Pe
.H ion.
I>ated at Ssairway this 27th day
DcCjber, 1920.
(Signed) A, C. Blanchard,
Administrator!
Hrst Publllcatlpn, Oct. 30th. 19:
final publication Nov. 27th.
"11 q if
hi il allU Hi! I
Many a SUagw: v U :nl0r Will Feel
Grateful for this Information.
If jour back givcs out;.
Bocoei(.s lame weak or aching;
Jf u.lnary troubles set in;
Pcrhai'i ycnr kidnels are "In a
bad way".
Don't delay—use Doan's Ividney
rills.
Hcre 's good c'idc'ico of their
worth.
Mrs. Henry Larsen 9o5 John Adan
silr. Or'son City Ore. says:"I have
boon cii)i-fc o;. less sUDjeCt to back
cchc* for several years. It used to
bo so t?<! I couldn't rest night or da
When 1 was on my feeti a great •
deal my l ack would acho like a
tooth a< h0. I would lay for hoUj^s
it nlgl;t aiid couldn't get to sleop
on account of the constant Pain on
my fcl'l*ys. My kjdneya were
(very 'rrrgular and at times acted
'too fr<H'Iy. I fclt .all Played out
and hid no ambition to do anything
Th«j lijcst Oxert|on njad0 m0 tired
and nervous. t'ince I have been
t; king fco«n"s Kidney Pills my back
feels strungcr and my kldnej's act
more r.iUurally. I havo found
(Ooan j Kidney Pills beneficial in
every way and'can recommcnd them
to J-nybf dy as a remedy of merit."
i-rl p 6'Jc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
iref !)oan'« Kldrny Pills — the
sam0 ti- *.t Mrs. Larson had. Post
er MiI'jLtd Co: Mfgr«. Bu 'fllo. N. ¥
7" wEit
: .! all
• - gab
White Pass & Yu
TIME TABLE NO. 4G
Tuc?Ccy a:iJ Friday
No. 1. N. Boiinrt
1st Cl*ga
8;80 a- m. Leaves
11:00 a. m.
12:40 P. m. '
2:10 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
SKAGWAT Arr'v„
WHITE PASS Lo«ras
BENNETT «.
CARCROSS ,■
WHITEHORSE
Passengers mu»t be at depot 'l t'me to hav© Baggage la
pected and checked. Inspection '« 'topped 30 m'nutefc before
leav'ug time of trains. *• —
150 pound" of Baggage w'l b0 checked free w'th each. full
fare t'cket and 76 pound' wltn eaoh half fare t'cicet.