8 A MAN who buys
, ^ his first Born Tai
lored suit for the sav
ing in price is likely
to be surprised with
the cuclity of the
. completed garments.
He will get the
smart style, good fit
and long wear usually
cxpected only of
clothes sold at extrav
agant prices.
If you believe that
quality is indicated
only by the price, we
want you to see the
^values we otfer in
clothes "Tailored to
- Measure by Born."
C. W. A S K & S O N S
Ortlcr I'hone: 10 A^tnta for
IU'slilem* l'lionp- 89 l.ailysmith Coal
The Alaska Transfer Co.
FRANK SCFKECtMJL, I'rop.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and IJaggage Transferred
\l TO SERVICE DAY OR MCIIT • WOOD AND COAL
CAREFUL HANDLING AND I'ROMfl DELIVERY OCR SLOGAN
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Register or You lose Your Vote
Brings Latest
News From the
Mayo District
GEORGE XASKEDOFF Ml'SHES
IX WITH ADVICES FROM
NEW DISTRICT
George Naskedoff arrived here
yesterday after a trip of three and
a half days from Mayo with a team
of four dogs. He came down light
and alone. He brings the news that
a report reched Mayo City by tele
phone while he wat there to the ef
j feet some of the ore Just taken from
| the shafts which are being sunk on
the Bradley property on the McQues
ten slope of Keno Hill had run as
high as 3.000 ounces in silver. Xas
kedofT states, however, this report
was unconfirmed so far as he knew,
but was supposed to have come
through reliable sources.
"I was up at Keno City shortly
before I left Mayo for •Dawson."
says Xaskedoff, "and 1 found a doz
en or more new cabins and some
store buildings under way. No
streets have been laid out, and the
cahins are being scattered in all di
rections. It is too bad that 110 ar
rangements have been made for
streets or some highways.
"Mayo stores are running short
of some lines of supplies. A good
many Mayo City people have been
cutting wood, and some have put up
new cabins, while others are in the
I woods nearby cutting logs for build
ing cabins later. The prices of lots
| have advanced there quite a little
1 since last fall. Bob Fisher and
Mike Tomoff were on the Stewart
river, several miles above Mayo
City, cutting logs for cabins when
I left for Dawson.
"Travel between Dawson and
Mayo now is entirely by the old I-ib
I eral trail. The other trail has :iot
| been broken since the last heavy
1 fall of snow. Gei.-ge Cofley, resi
! Jent manager of the Yukon Gold.
and party got through In good shape
■ about a week after leaving here. 1
was fourteen days going up from
Dnwson the last time. We had to
lay over six days because of ex
tremely cold weather. On arrival
at Keno City, Miss Jessie Stewart,
who was in our party, was only two
days there when she started erect
ing a building for a store
"Roy McDermid and two other
follows, who mushed in from ti e
outside recently, had gone to Keno
City.
"E. J. Ferrell and 0. S. Laning
left for the outside just before I
started for Dawson. Mr. Laning
was going on'. I understand, on
some Mayo business plans, while
Mr. Ferrell had word that his moth
er was not expected to live an<1 lie
was hurrying out to visit her.
"The Mayo-Minto mail was mal.
ing the trip each way in four days
"Among the shortage in Mayo was
that of booze. The supply at the
store was exhaused. 1 met Malcolm
McLaren with the new Mayo supply
at the Hay Ranch yesterday.
"I met J. B. Lefever between the
Fortymile and the Sixtvmile cabins,
on the way from Dawson to Mayo.
His horses were just about exhaust
ed (rout hauling tht two heavy loads
and he found It necessary to double
I up the teams and was planning 011
J going through with one load, and
then coming back after the othir.
He was twelve miles beyond the
Fortymile cabin when I met him."
—Dawson News.
Washington, March 31.—Seven
treaties, representing the undertak
ing of the powers to preserve peace
1 in the Pacific and reduce the bur
den of taxation for naval armament
and to free China from nemace and
aggression, were returned to the
President today with the senate's
formal assent to each one of them.
NO CACSB R1R
HIGHER PRICES OK COAL
BAYS SECRETARY DAVIS
Washington, March 31.—Secre
tary of Labor Davis declared last
night that the situation leaves "no
excuse for the advance in coal pric
es." Davis also declared that there
was no prospect of a coal shortage
for the public when the strike comes
tomorrow.
EXAMINE TKKTH OK
ALL SCHOOL MTILS
Purine the past week the dentists
of our city have been busy examin
ing the teeth of the school children,
says the Ketchikan Chronicle Altho
they have so far not finished with
the entire school they have found
on an average that the students'
teeth are in poor condition, having
about three cavities In permanent
teeth and two in temporary teeth.
After examinirx the teeth the
dentist makes out a report on the
condition of the mouth and teeth]
and sends it to Superintendent John
son. who. after recording it, sends I
it to the parent. The parent may.
then have the child attended to or ]
he may not. If lie does not the mat-|
ter is dropped and the school can
do no more. It is up to the guard
ian. tho, to see that the child's'
mouth is taken care of. for poorly
attended teeth cause many of our
worst diseases, of which rheumatism
is one. and it is therefore up to the!
parent to see that 'he child's health ,
is kept up and not permitted to be
undermined. It is for the betterment'
of the school and community as well j
as the home.
FOItMER EMPEROR OlARLES
OK Al'STRIA-lirXtJARY IMES
Funchal Madeira. April 1 —For-'
mer Emperor Charles of Austria-1
Hungary died this morning The I
j deposed monarch had been exiled |
j and has been sick for the past |
month.
I Seattle. April 1—Frederick A. Ar
I nold. ninety-five years of age and |
the president and founder of Seat-;
1 tie's Borrowed Time Club, died y
ter day afternoon. Mr Arnold has;
been prominent In Seattle for a great 1
many years.
Washington, March 3t —Captair j
Amundsen, in his monoplane which I
he is taking to t' c Arctic regions. |
arrived from New York yesterday!
afternoon.
Amundsen came hero to confer |
with government officials regarding
the plans for his polar expedition I
i Los Angeles. April 1.—Charles D,
| a son of Maud Ballington Booth,
heiid of the Volunteers of America.
I vas yesterday found to be insane
Just before going to press the fol
lowing communication was handed
in by a messenger with the request
| that it he published:
TAX PAYERS TICKET
At a ta_\ payers meeting on Sat
urday. April 1st, 19C2. the follow
ing named person? were nominated
to fill the following positions re the
City of Skagway.
T. Runnalls Mayor
. Wni. Pries Councilman
j John Thompson Councilman
{C'has. Xve Councilman
Miss Carson City Clerk
Mrs. Hillerv City Treasurer
Mrs. F. SulYecool ..Director School
Board
If you have not registered, do so
before Saturday niglit. as the regis
tration books close then and if you
, are not registered you cannot vote
1 hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for Re-eledion
for the office of
City ClerK
And respectfully solicits your Votes at the
MUNICIPAL ELECTION on APRIL 4th. 1922
CLARA CARSON
Paid Advertisement
The Miracle of Spring
SPRING IS HERE! The jcar usher* Id Ita favored M«Kn; rarlb
renews Ita yoath: and FASHION opma the 1m page oI her
new and illnHnu romance!
Iu silks and sal In*, frills and fanrtr*, ah* lead* forth her famrtrr*
Frocks, Coats, Skirts and
Blouses
A COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL
WILL ARRIVE ON MARCH SJst. OX DISPLAY APRIL Srd
SPRING HATS AND CAPS FOR MEN IN TWEEDS
Phone 55
popular Picture Palace
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Anita Stewart
IN
"HUMAN DESIRE"
A ORAMA OF MOTHKR LOVK
LYON MORAS" OOMKDY
Admission, Including wax lit.—Adult*. 10#; ehlldru lit
a. w. i>vniKT •
• I'Ijuio K\pert
Ten years with
JWEAf Ml'SlC HOUSE
Will be in SkaRwav April
third to fifteenth, prepared
to tune and repair pianos,
piano players and organs
• Leave Orders at *
• Keller Rms. Store •
PIIm Cored In « ro 14 Darn
Druggist! refund money It PAZO
| OINTMENT falls to car* Itching.
1 Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Pile*.
Ir.sisnUy relieves Itcr.ing Pi lea, and
i you can get restful sleep after first
j viplication. «0c.
Phone 126 and Kellers will de
| liver ice cream Sunday in time for
j dinner. Order either a three flavor
I brick of neapolitan or plain. We
I will pack It to keep for hours.
Jl'ST IN TIME
Sonic Skajfway People May Wall
Till It's Too Larr
Don't wall until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just in time with kidney ills
Means curing the backache, the
dizziness, the urinary disorders
That so often cine with kidney
troubles.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for this
very purpose.
Here is testimony to prove tfteir
merit.
J. P. Howe. prop, of general store.
152 Water St., Santa Cruz. Calif.,
says: "Overlifting affected my kid
neys. 1 had severe pain In the low
er part of my back, but the main
trouble was with c.y kidneys They
didn't act properly. The secretions
burtied and there was inflamma
tion in my bladde.'. I tried all
known k.dney medicines, but they
did me no good. Poan's did the
work for me. I have been entirely
free from kidney and bladder
trouble since." (Statement given
February 19, 1916.)
On December 4, 1919, Mr. Howe
said: "I never n.isa a chance to
recommend Doan's Kidney Pills to
anyone I hear spesking of kidney
trouble. 1 know from experience,
there U nothing better for this trou
ble.
60(, at all dealers. Foster-Mil- j
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
To Care a CoM to One Pat
j Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
j QVIMVS tablets. The genuins bean
i the signature of £. W. Grove. 30c.
RKCJTSTRATTON NOTICE
In accordance with Ordinance No
112. notice Is hereby given that the
registration books will be open at
the office of the City Clerk in thf>
City Hall every evening, excepting
Saturdays, from 1:36 to I 00
o'clock p. m.. for two (SI week*
commencing Monday. March 20th.
1922. and on Saturday afternoon.
April 1st, 1122, from 2 o'clock un
til € o'clock, for the registration of
voters st the Municipal Election to
be held April 4th. 1*22
CLARA CARSON,
! 3-7 to 4-1. Inc. City Clerk.
N OTICE OF MUNICIPAL ELECTION
Notice of Mnnlr-ipe] Election At Pro
vided By Ordinance No. 134
Notice is hereby irlven thst s Gen
eral Municipal Election will be held
on Tuesday. April Pourth <4th>,
1S22, for the election of a Mayor
for One (1) year term; three (J)
Conncilmen for Two (It year term;
one (1) City Clerk for One (1 >
year term: one (1) City Treasurei
for One (1) year term; one < 1 >
Member of School Board (Treasur
er) for Three (S) Tear term.
The City Hall ha* been designated
a> the polling place, and the polls
«ill be open from 7 a. m. to 7 p m„
April 4th. 1 III.
' The qualification of voters for sll
of the above officers are as follows
They shall be citlseas of the United
States of Atner^a, twenty-one (21»
years of age or over, who have re
sided contlnoousl) one (1) year
next prereading the dste of election
in the Territory of Alaska, and six
141 months next preceding the
date of Election within the limits
of the City of Skkgway, and shall
have duly register**
CLARA CARSON
8-7 to 4-1, ln&* 'II. City Clerk
Cattrrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cored
to? local eppMcatlona u they <-» nnot m«k
the <2tn-a»-d portion of thr ear Tbm <•
only on* way to care catarrhal deafaeaa
and that Is by a coasiltattoaal remedy.
Catarrhal iVefneas • caaa»d by as la
flamed condition of the rrurrue ttntaf «C
the Eustachian Tab* Wt.»B this tab* Is
tnflax&«-d yev h»v» * rovnMir.c sound or Im
perfect bearing. aad when It !• eattrety
cJoaed. Deafaesa it the r*wvll Tnleaa the
Inflammation can *»• reduced and thta tabe
restored to Ita norma! ooadfUon, hearing
will be destroyed forever Many oasra of
deafnea* are caued by catarrfc. which la
an Inflamed condyles of th* mucous sur
faces Rail's Catarrh Medicine ictf thra
the blaod aa the mucous nrfarw af <ho
system
W* will «tre One Hundred t*»!lafa Dnr
**y caae of Catarrhal Deafness that caaArt
he cared by Hall s Catarrh Medic!aa
calars free All HrafflSta Tic
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