Victoria Cross Tea
is the best ever 85c per pound
ALSO
Ridgeways Tea .
The highest grade tea marketed
and a full line of bulk teas at
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Vol. make a mistake il
sou <i< Qvj s'oo at
THE
Pullen House
bJccir c Lights
Ruoms Sintt'e •: en Suite
'Baths on each floor
hamouJ for its Heme Croking.
Milk, Cri un, Cotta?r Cheese and
Hu;UT ; from cur own d»**v
Fresh etc
Rilti <3.00 Per Day and Up*
!...-!■• ted. Large San-pie
iluomj for Traveling \'-n.
pi ;ii£N. Piop.
jTkagway. .Alaska
Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
* 5 Princess pWk S. 5. Princess
ALICE !§/ MARY
W'LL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Prince»s Alice ^
Jane 17
July 1 15 29
Princess Mary
June 24
Julv 8 22'
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, • Seattle, Etc,
CONNECT I S<J AT VANCOUVER *
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
T,t kkts To All Points East
Al I'a-tlculara From
L. I i. Jofnston Agent. Skagway
- :iEiT To CllA.XUS WlTBOCT XOTICB
......3i3»!!HAL LINEE -_ij
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
■ > >•('• : -*14.7 ,V[) A SO BROAD WAV—PHON 11*50
I SAILINGS FROM SHAG WAY
x --FOR— #
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE JULY 20 1 i
S. S. SPOKANE JULY 26
Direct c:>nne:tiDii3 for Tacomi, Vancouver, $
and Victoria <
£ j ^
SVs'.iij fjr C tlifor.lia Maidiy, FriJiy and
Saturday
Jin\; Wall ice Agent - Skagway Aliska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SJCAGWAY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFFERSON, July 27
FJR SEWARD AND WESTWARD
S. S. riQRTHWESTERN AUG. 2
F. j. s: i.-V.'i -V;-nt . Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Pictare Palace Saturday
a a a anc| Sunday
| (A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukor Presents
PAULINE FREDERICK
: 7/v —
"SOLD"
by George Erastoy
International News \
On Both Sides of The Border in New Mexico
Aaciission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
i
Will Make Study
Of Alaska's
Needs
Tin- Coast and Geodet1* ®urvey
boat Bfam.'n'p Utton'a arrived in
port last ('.Vii'iik having on bi>ard
12. Le»tcr Join's who lia* charge
of this work 'a Alaskan water". .
Mr. Joiu*s is accompanied by h's
wife oiid two young lady daught
erS"and today they look a trip on
a special train to Log Cabin,
A uuuiber cf the officer* and men
made th« tr'p al*o.
The Latou'a w-'ll probably r*'
nia»n in port over Sunday.
"It '".certa'n," sa'i Colonel'Jones
to aa 'Ala'itan representative "that
thcro Is ,»ouiethins the matter In
the North. An}' country wh'ch so''"''
back in 'ts jiopulat'on has sonr
thing the matter wr'tll 't. The'gov
eminent must find ou* what that
is and g've Us aid In remedying con
d'tion».
"One .th'ig It etui s.-.v o>-rtainly..
that the people of Alaska nrJ't
pull together more and not each'ma
'n a different direct io'L It Is th"
thousand3 of different view, all writ
ten or telegraphed to Washington'
from A&atci that leave C ongre-^s'aiui
officials generally] in a maze a* to
| A1 »ka will haveo a epend'd effect
giving thtm th«; opportunity to
(study affairs first hani<d.
I
I Washington, July 23—Poland bas
I asked the United. Statw through Uie
! »tato I department to formally an
I nounc® to tho world th® moral'sup
I port of tno Un'ted States to Po
I land in Us fc tattle with the Russia
I Bol»Uevik».
ALASKA HER!
DIES WATTLE
I Sl-attl<\t July 22—Carlo John
] sou -who lor nineteen year3 was fore
' man of the Treadwell mine at Doug
j 1 » "Alaska. died her0 today.
Sandy Hook, July 24—Tho cup
! rac® was called oft for toiay by
j th° regatta committee the ,'reason,
being given that' the wtather was
too heavy. j
A3 the yachts Started back to
shelter the Sandy Ho.^k commi
ttee signalled that | the next'raco
would oe held on Jloadry Aext.
DELIGHTFUL DANCE
W. P. A. CLUB.
| The dance tonight j.t Wh't©'Pass
j Athletic club bid3 fa'r to outrival
'tho3e given 1 previously thl3 summer,
I and the attendance w'il be large,
j Good music ha3 b«*;n engaged'and
Professor Selmer| will have some
f new and snappy fox trots and one
I steps as well as dreamy waltzes.
N'no o'clock, [all wUl De readj s0
comP along. { .
FRENCH TROOPS
OK THE 1000
BiTut, July 23—French tpoop* 'n
vi''w of tflo fa'luro of K'ng K©l
b&1 of Syr'a to begin tho
began a march oa Dama'cus.
WliioiL!
DIES IS FRftNGE
J'aris, July 22—William K. Va.'!
dcrbilt th« great Ajuer'can. Nnanc'er
dl'd hero today.
Early Klondiker
£ Passes Away
l '
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i
I S°attK\ Jul/ 24—John W. Huff a
veteran of 'lie Seattle police force
d'ed here today at h'a home.
Huff was ono of 'he promloe"
| Klond'tea si.nmp<vdes in j1897 and
was well Irnown In th» early days
I of Skagway and Daw»on.
Illinois Has A
Big Coal Strike
Springf'eld. .'111'. July 24—Tb.'rtJ
thousand coal mln^r3. w«nt on
str'ka yesterday throughout ,the'«tat
of Ill'nois. ,
Many of the coal .mines ar® Idle
and the strike may last indefinite
ly as tlie quc-H'on ,'o ba settled are
num'Tous and comPlkxuttd. ;
Cyclone Sweeps
Saskatchewan
Reg'aa, July 24—A cyclone «w-up
over a part of SaskatoVwan yester
day and destroyed imicli l'fe and
property.
Two dead, a baby missing 'a th«
report from Frob'aher and fiftoon.
Person8 are reported mlalng.
Admiral Watson
Here Tomorrow
Word was received by Jam^'Wal
lace sgent for tbe Admiral llne that
tlie 'Admiral Watson would call In
here tomonrow on bee Boutb.'Wr'p
from 'Cordon ajid Wtftward point®.
Th's 's dona on account of the'o;*
celling of tU» sail'ng of the Spokane.
M'nneapolls. July .'24—The foul1
army planes [ hopped off on''heir
Alaska fl'g"nt at moon today. I
Tlieir next ,9top will b° Fargo,
North Dakota a distance of a—
Dout two toadred miles.
Go to Keller3 for your Ice Cream
eTeryt'me. No disappointment tier®.
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
When you ask for Munsing
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.1
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis-'
play for women, misses, boya
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
PHONE
55
Mining Men Are
Taking Trip
Caarlcs W. Bowwai v'ce-Presldent
ai\d Jo(hn j-Buckley director of th°
Baker-HanSeiv Prospe<;t|iig. £ Jl'ning
and Developing Co of Arizona,
left iast n'uljt on tU'> PjJnoesa'Mary
for a thirty day trip to th° states.
Jlessr8 Rown [and Buckley liave
up tho Wh't® Pa53 railroad ft'1
a crew of men prospecting th0 num
erous cla'ins filed on by tfiem last
"pring. .
The®0 men /took out several'sack1*
Of ore that they w'U have tc,t<"d.
out and s-'iould 'their value3 Prove
what 't is thought they will com
mence at once .and ln«tal machlnoiy
for tho working of th'c property.
in tho meanwh'le a crew under
tli'j supervision of Crocrgo W, Bale
er •will continue to prospect 'u tfia
tunnel 1 at Clifton.
Jlr. Baki'r came down to s«'cure
aom<» supplt^ on, Thursday aud'left
on'Fr'day morn'ng' for the m'no
Tho or' taken below wa» ae
j wind in tie 'ast fork of tho Stkag
| way r'ver wlicr0 3eVirai location*,
lia\'o Ix-'n mad1-'.
Th« Gold<n North, Oaf« serve9
only th" o-st. that tlie marke' af
for "* and invite3 a' 'r'al of'ltfl
eoxc llont serv'c° and culsln°.
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i 'l'to \
iXi{h &'f • secret
k 2nd social
hi:/' r-w»><?nai for
veil; y
V
^ tWStt'iiViwia S) «*? ;jf
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in its air - tight r
ssa'sd p:;Ck22S. C;
A gocriy ?h£t is ^
worthy of your j£
lasting *' zkz rd ;
becai'ss of (fs j
testing qualify, f
Three flavors to
suit all tastes.
Be SURE to :zt
WRSGLE'S
Sealed Tlfilif
Kept Ris'ii
The
Flavor Lcsts
White Fass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
J So 1, N. B»und
1st CUXW
9:30 a. m. Leaves
* 11:69 a. m 1
1:35 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
6:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
so s, H. aonna
tut C3*8*
Arr'^e 4:<5 p. m.
Leaves 3:15 p. m.
1:50 p. jo.
11:40 a. jo. |
„ 9:1B a. m.
Passengers mu-n be at depot in t'me to have Baggage iu,
pected and checked. Iaspect'on ,s stopped 30 m; tin teg beforo
leav'ng time ot trains. ^
160 pound8 of Baggage W1 be checked free wUh. eacii full
are tlcket and 75 pound® wlta eoch half fare ticket.