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Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camy SS'gwiy No. 1
sj»*ts ererj tecood a 10
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlsi»
Lu. bro;ter« cordially welcome.
b. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KtaJ.KK. Acting A:, t.c Director
F. ■£ \. M.
V\ !>!!<' |\'ss l."d o 1". AS
A. M. So. II:!, iue«t8 -0
ami -ttii SiiXtiiiln» tMHiinif
of each iU"Uth. \ I si till 4'
B: ethr n u:e welioine.
Kan McDonald- W. M
T J. STANLHSH. Secte^ry.
B. P. O. Ki-Kb
Siagway Lodg*
So 431, B. P. O
Elks meets every
Thursday at 8:0C
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Vs't'ii^ brothers cord'ally welcome
JCH.N" GRASHAL, E II
r. J VAtfDEWALJ.. Sacr start
Pioneers of Alaska I*loo, N'o. 12,
aKf (• A. B. Hull rlrst Monday In
every mont at 8:8® V- w.
V 1*1 tinj Brother* eo«H*ll» »el
c «w. J. 0. PHELPS. 5#cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skagwaj Aerie.e>To 35,
FrHternal Ot-O*!r oi
Eagles meet the first
aiul UUrd Wednesday night of eacu
month at their hall on Filth Ave
nue. Visiting brother* cordially In
vito 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. it. Grlc»bach. Secretary.
yawns' Clapter No- 0. E. S
WTts ja Masonic Hall first and
it 'rd FrHays of «ach mouth at S
1*. M. ViBltias members welcome.
FlcJenoe Vaudevrall 'Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suff'cool- Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L- S. KELLER
Den tit
Most Mod-era Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a- ra- 1-6 p- m
A'ssxaa Building — Broadwaj
ISKACAVAT ALaSKJ
\V- B. 8TOVT
A ' t o r a c j At 1 • *
Pracllc# la all court*
In Territory ol Ala*ka
K.VlXES — ALASKA
TO CLINCH
THE SALE
Customer: I !
don't know. I j
like a phone
graph but
husband dislikes
machine made
music.
Salesman: 3ut j
one of our cus- |
lotners says
that these rec
ords sound as
though they h?d
been chopped
cut by hand.
POMK
PITCH HU.
That waitress
' enn shooi a
j plate of bc:m
i soup down the
| lunch counter
I and never ^piti
I? a bean.
Vvii, ho. She's
pp? i - riect con
P 00.7
FELLOW
1 hsar Smith
isn't making
much nov/a- I
days?
Well, the poor
felicw tolrl jn»
himself that h«
wasn't making
enough to bo
taxed. I
A HINT
"Dolly, wliy don't you stand under |
the mintietoe?"
"1 usually find it isn't necessary."
• ^ 13
~^UIen
at nil
.•'k toa
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A>'.N-vw^Cr/
j A DE3£
| Judje — The
; :omphint
| against you is
( that you desert
I ed your wife.
Prisoner — I
[ ain't a deserter,
I jue'ne: I'm a
; refiitjee. Look
at these welts
en mv head and
*:hi3 black eye.
COUNTER ATTACKS.
"What do they mean by counter
attacks?"
"Sounds like a bargain rush.
You'vo been l"i cnoush to know what
that means."
j Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days
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RUMT HOLLOW
ChuritS UoTfo^ford arrived from ]
HaiucJ cn the Jefferson, Tufeeday
night a' tl Is attending to matte>rs of
busiincss liefo (or a ftv\v days.
Mr. Ueresford is employed by. tlie
Maid it Erin Cor[>er Mining comPan
at Raiuy Hollow. reports the'
Progress of this Ob. as Very good
L'util the outllook grows liettelr wiUi
every t1 ot of Work done. There is
now about severity five tons o£
rich or<. sacked) and ready to be txan
l'orteJi to Haiues for a samPle ship
ment .0 the smelter.
The l.iidgo at Wells is about com
pleted »il! will aid; very much in the
hauling of suPPlieS in and ore out o
this ctuv.ng timi1, Mr. Berosford de
clared. . - J | tf
True ConccRtion of Time.
Anion:: tin- first in' ■ lie u-rencle? seen
ns hnstile to man is time. Thought,
.-|'OitIi ami 1 i:• ;:ruiv almmd l«> sncli
a decree in lamentations o\er time,
Willi its accompaniment of age, that 1
think it worth while to repeat what
Henry Tnlbiit sins of its f'nd-intoniicd
function: "Time Is one of (foil's love
Itest creations. and In* lieen misun
derstood liy men. who describe it as
Inexorable. an nilv of dentil. In
reality death is tmislc. n progression
of harmonies bnsed on rhythm. The
conception of time as a force raining
degeneration and iltvay and hurrying
lis on to ilio-grove. is as ludicrous ns
It is hideous. A;e Is richness of
beauty". Decrepitude is only tlie climax
wrought l>.v mlMiinlrr«iiindini; of God's
law. We should be more beautiful In
face and more powerful in body nt
eighty than lit eighteen.—Ousmopoll
tn 11.
Lenient Turkish Policemen.
Turkish polici'inca make no attempt
to surprise evlhloers, i>ut obligingly
give warning of their approach by
striking the pavement at regular in
tervals with long heavy sticks tipped
with steel, to the groat disgust of
s'eeyless foreigners, it was formerly
the custom of the night watchmen in
Cotisiantiiiople to shout loudly in Turk
ish that all was well every time they
pounileil on the pavement; hilt the
nilles i, -bade the shouting, and since
the arn istlc. the night policemen, most
of whom are very old men. content
themselves with hammering the pave
ment. The Turkish population object
ed strongly to having the hammering
d'scotilihiied, as it Is supposed to be
the only means of guaranteeing that
the policemen will patrol their beats.—
Brooklyn Kuple.
Farm Drudgery Eliminated.
No ma Iter what the crop consists of
that is to le harvested, modern ma
chinery will multiply the power of a
single man. und under Ids directing
linml will perform the arduous part
of tlie work. The Vnlted States has
become great among the nations of the
world by reason of the initiative and
Ingenuity of our people in devising
simple and effective methods for per
forming "iir tasks. For a long time
the dwellers on onr farms did not en
joy the labor-saving means for d;>Ing
their work possessed by the work
ers In Industrial centers, but today
the hnud of the mechanic and fhe
thoughts of the inventor are reaching
out to help the farmer solve the power
needs of Ills farm, and with modern
equipment, much of the drudgery of
agriculture is eliminated.
The true aim of physical culture Is
to strengthen the whole body, includ
ing tlie vital organs, writes J. Adding
tmi r.riK'O, in the Chicago Dally News.
Which may best be accomplished by
general exercise—notably walking,
golf and oiher outdoor physical recre
ations—carried on with regularity but
always in moderation. Excess in phy
sical cull are has the further harmful
effect of interfering with the proper
performance of mental work. More
over, ihe same result follows if phy
sical culture i= Indulged In at the
wron-: times. Itepeptedly It has been
j proved tl it mental ability Is tem
porarily 1. rercd even by exercise thSt
is not exhausting but productive of
only a healthy tiredness. After a
round of golf, for example, some hours
must elapse before there is either ca
pac! y or real Inclination to apply
one's self to n:ental_ tnsks.
15 AFFRONTED
CoPe^liagen, Nov. IS—Herr Tehi
tchelin. the Russian sov5tt foreign
minister $ent t° Cui-zon, Brit
ish s^retayy of foreign affairs, .
message in which he says that the
Partidi>atM:n of th0 Irish fleet in
ev?k-uatlon of General Wtfangell in
Crimea, would constitute an hostile
act towards the Soviet and a viola
tion of tli0 assurances that Great
Britain gav0 the Moscow govern
ment.
Haines Notes
•(Special Correspondence)
Your correspondent is informed
tha; the government brftjfge accross
the Chilkat Rivcjr above Wells, is
completed^ excePt the side railing
aad that will be put in place as soot
a3 the railing can be t-ifken up from
Haines by 'the Tractor.
Mrs. Claud Denton and her son
Robert will be Passengers on the Jef
ferson to Juneau, where she goes to
De v.ith her husband' tho Rev.Deuton
who is filling the Pulpit ofi Rev.
Bruce, who is taking a vacation.
Tlio Dentons expect to return to
flaines abont tho first of the >"ear.
Carl Bjornstad came down from
rcrcuPiiie last Saturday, and reports
everything moving along nicely up
in that part of the country.
Mr.Bjornstad has been at PorcuPin.j
for sometime doing th0 assessment,
work on his mining ProPerty, of
which consist s if several Placer
claims.
The Chicken Pox is having quite
a rnn in Urines at present- and
quite a number! of children are hav
ing them. Slieldons, Mrs. Regans an
the family of J. \\r. Combs ar« hav
ing itnow, and Several of tlij thild
reit at Fort Seward,, 1 am toldi have
hav,. it and it is intcrf0aring with
school as of course the children hav
ing it cannot atte-nd'.
The weather -t Il'aiueS is ideal
.far winter, cold frost}- nights with
I.right clear days, an J no wind
to speak of; Who wouldn't live in
Hair.es.dan while il-ines is not hav
ing wind' to sPe;as cf. yet it shows
Pretty high winds out on the canal.
MICKIE SAYS;
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j^tatkaanj
Accoiyjing to Frye-Brulin's ad; In
todays Paper, the)' ar0 maMng spe
cial Prices on Mutton.
moms lib
HAS ACCIDENT
T. A L ahdy one of the Pioneers
of Il.iiues antH Porcuupine arrived/In
3kagway on the Je^drson and is
(coulined to the White Pass hospi
tal.
Mr. Lahc/y met with a most ser
ious accident about three weai^ a
■ go. In driving down [rom Wel!s In
his auto with a load of passengers
a tree that wasfelled1 along the roadi
struck the car and Pinioned Air. La
hey in »ucl? a Position that his
slU 11 was twisted and lefit out of
shaie.
l)r. Runnulls operated on him to
day and' gives strong hoPes that Mr.
Lahey will recover.
Paris, Nov. 16—'According to dis
patches receive^ hare today from A
thens the Greek government has re
, signed.
VeJiezelos and his cabinet resign
ed as thu result of the ele<^ions in
which they wer0 defied.
The Regent summoned >1. Rhalli>
| i<> form a new cabinet but he Re
fused to undertake the task.
; Frye-Brulin Oo. is advertising
special prices on Mutton In this Pa
j'.'er. R(]ad disl'lay ad.
. ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACOUNT
OF ADMINISTRATOR
| In commissioners court, Skagway
|tPr0clnct, Division No. 1, Territory
of Alaska.
[ la the* matter of the Estate of
j He.i.-y Cate Bowman, D0ceased. In
j Probate order foil hearfflg finan ae
! count of administrator.
| George W. Dillon, the admlnJst*"*
] tor of the estate of Henry Cate Bo\
| man, d«>ceasedk having this day re11'
I djjred and Presented for settle
mc-nt,. and filed) in this Court, hia
final account of the administration
I of ihe estate, of the said decedent
j It is ORDERED , That Wedcesbty
*.hi» 15th day of Fc.buary, 1921,
j2o'clock in the afternoonf, at the
'o'ficp of slid ciommisioner in said
jWveinet, be. and th0 same is hereby
| appointed as the time and Place sit
I of hfiarlng of objections to such fi
j uai Recount and the settlement there
I of; ai.d that said administrltor do
canst. to be Published la the DaUy
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas
kti, a notice thereof as by by law ro
'luired and to file proof of its Publi
cation in this Court before the dfey
set for the heaWng of said account
Gtvt-n under my hand' andj seal ot
the Probate1 Couurt this 17th day o
November, 1920.
First Publication, Xov. ISth. 1920.
| Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
Subacr'be tor the Aiaakaa
HOT OAKES A^D—
You do not need to order a whole
breakfast at the Golden North Cafe
but you can get deHcioua hot caies
Kith xuaPle syruP and coffee for 35c
ind we 11 say tba '"Hots" are some
sakes.
Prevent Grip and Influenza
jROVE'S L. B. Q. tablets (Lax
itive Broino Quinine tablets) re
move the Cause. Be sure you get
the genuine. Ask for GRO\E'S
L. B Q. tablets. Look for E. W.
GROVE'S signature on box. 30c.
lCel]er Brother" hay* ju«t received
a «uPPly of leads for the PoPilar..
Evershai* Pencil. KeeP your P*nci.
full.
ORDINANCE 99
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE'FOi
A tax ON DOGS To PREVENT
CERTAIN animals from run
KING AT J>aRGE, AND FOR
O'l'HER PURPOSE6.
I'HR 1"0\VX OF SKAGWAV, BY
H'u COMMON COUNCIL, DOCS
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWfe:
certain ANIMALS NOT TO RUN
At LARGE
Section 1. It la hereby declared
unlawful *for * b'Jil ,ox, 'ow, h>
soat, hoS, or othar animal
Lane® Provided, or any'domet,tic fgwl
nance Provided, or any do^sti -f
'o rti at larCe In the Town of'Skaf
way, or to o» Pastured or herded,,
or staked or tied for the PUrPo'e
of graztne Ja any of the street»,'al
leys, squares, or other «roucd» be
lonHns to or under tae control of
th Town of Skacay. and wjthlnh
the 'own limjti of the said Town;
(uu It shall b« unlawful for'any
of said a^imal»( or for »tock of
any kind or »aid domestic fowlg,
to be U«3 , staked , Pa.;,-tur«d, or
turned at larj,, uPon ajiy Private,
i'rr>i'»rty w(tnij »the limits of tli.
*21d town, without the consent o
the owner of ^aid ProPerty.
Passed und^f su«PeUslcn of t'-p
rules and aPProved by the Common
Council of the Town of S!ca;wny,
AIa»ka. 14t.
'.'itDlNANCE 137.
AN 01:1 IN&NCE REPEALING 01
DINANCe NO. 134 ENTITLED,
"AN ORDINANCE To ALLOW
MILCH COW'S To GRAZE I:
THE STREET AND ALLEYS 01
1 HE TOWN OF.lSKAGWAY.
I'HK TOWN OF SKAGWAY DOBS
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS,
REPEAL.
SECTION 1.
That Ordinance No. 134, Bntitlff
"An Ordlnan«e to allow Milch
C<>w« to craza 1° on the Streets aa
Alleys of the T0wn of SitfUTway be
and is hereby repealed.
Passed on suspension of the
rules. After second readiot this
20th day, of October 1920, a.nd aP
Prov'd the 6ame day.
Att'tt, I?
W. J. M«Brl*n, Clerk
APProved.
H.J Shaw.
(jVpT" * i'' ' Mayo
! Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remedied and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage traniferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
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FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThlsHotcl is not and never haa been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
IBCSI MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY, H*r.