he <0* '<' »
■i.Mnhtl IS93 I1 U«' 3-'ly in AUila
OFKICIAIj CITY PATER
L r Keller, l*iibllsher.
Admitted us Sccoa<l-Classo inal1
matter eC a Dai'y aewsjwuwr July
3 1S3S, n.;;d *nt«red as S'copd-C'ass
mn'i nvatter es a trl-w«kly A^gus*
Z6. 1920. aeconllns to tit* po^a!
requirements.
Th» wuj AiisKa» cSarswi 'or
all puoinjitloa# lot »nllclt8«S, which
lacl'idw »U «oOce*.- °th«i Cham
:relu . ■ i cnarltatxU socle tie*.
Sut>5crlytlo» H&te®
Oda montj oj m&il
0 »* month carrier
*® moa'iia tj mail
S»i nioaLlia !»j mail
Oat year &/ dc*U
■.uikcrtptlaa* And Advertisements
He<irlT«(i By
bei.Lctt .V-t_f> Whitehors^. V- T
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EDITORIAL
; wopk iw ^ussiA.
-i' nsrt#B
ties are
re'urn to a ami
nl l»-:uitle3
'1't.f.v have to so
. •:. . tiu-y and
•'•■ :< •if :li»' «iv!er re
• -:t from '!.«• !.»t of a.
. . u ' -r,. r liciils
i;!t it.- ir ::»v mid
pVtx*. only
• rJ«*lnR
v. n:' iliinU
'1 <; i ! <HV8
i rtveiwd Is
deportees arrive
• a • r. : >> 11 iv are assigned
t *s';s. !'-:t If they ohje.-t
I .:!■ "there is l»a
^ with snrh rnaM"
1. -a> s X«?\v V'>rk
]'• VsrapJi. If an alien in
..*••< the overthrow of
t. we »i him home;
- s>-t to work. What
I fy-.i pic
} every one in
appears to .M,.-ree
should t)"t be tol
:::ue lo define a
•ir.i.l otherwise, so
. what the rascal
' .r.»e It is obvious
! t!ie pursuing crowd
>■ ;r:i>Ie period
proli'eer. yet In
• r'<•■* tnv e:Tort to
; v n"' saying that
:niy profiteering in
Scienc" M >n
I'sli If anyone be
■ t11> sugar men. for
;ibii«<<i| If they .ire
i-'I to lower ttieir
•:>> per cent, or e'en
• .;r figures.
i Ma«c:rrri. famous Italian
• •! Ked Hug over a
• - r at the 1 'orno navy yard on
rlie Adriatic. I!ow much better It
n°uui<! be If !:■• and h!s fellow-country
man. Guhrieie d'Anr.nnzlo, could col
ir.iio- ,.:e un some great oratorio of
l-ace. Ins' of that these song
r>-,r<U are r:.:..; iir4 up the world as
. as they v..u. says Los Angeles
T:r:ie<. Ai"'..••UiiH -hen to poetry and
.. not kn >w what a rest
• • • wouldn't let their
country have it If they did. If we
could on.'y tru.!o our stormy petrels
for n wren:
Sugar Cane.
i:v-i :m abundance
•1' - and a deep, fer
■ :i; the stalks are
-•hvi-ie in furrows, and each
-!:• "t. which later
When ready for
■ r" sugar cane re
:d. but the plants
and there are no 1
Trivs '< no The stalks St
this ti) 1 lng about 12
i.-.-d from green
1 1 ■ most of the
1 . h-ivtr 1 •' -n-ay. Thoy
•li :i long knife,
jstr pt xl of tl *'ir lnn»Md mrrW an
ca: ... cars to sUjjar mill. '
Heavy Summer
Travel North
Predicted I
.battle Jan. 27—There is eVeT in
(Ucr.tioo of a heavy travel in the
8Pri-g to I® followed by the heavi
est tourist travel in history. Althq
there will l,e few cretws moved north
the Alaskans coming north will far
exdaed the canners' help usually talc
en Lorth. Hundreds of Alaskans <Je
tfuJn<, to return north in tho
sPiinj.
Drastic Land Bill
In Washington
Assembly
Ol/mria Jan 2S—A land bill was
introduced into the Washington As
serabl* at Olympia which bars all al
ieni from owning land in the stat
Aliens cannot le^e land nor can
trtey inherit land neither can citizen
of this country hold title to laud fo
the benefit of aliens.
Premier Threatens
Break Unless
Agree
P-ris Jan 2S—Lack of agreen:e'>'
on the German reparations Is cau
lag much friction In the allied ne"
goiiatlons now being carried on.
Ltoyd George declared that the
negotiations would be broken off un
t*'S3 matters took a turn for tti
bctte-r He said the Projects und'T
discission were entire!>- unsatisfac
tory to him.
Civilian Employees
|9th Army Corps
Replaced I
San KranciSco Jan 2S—All the civ
Map employees of the 9th Arm
c.vps transportation divisions
t > !>e replaced by soldiery. T
is t'le Import of telegraphic instruc
ts.is from Washington. Tin ;
f r la to take Plac^ within t> wee
Alaska is included in the ord°r.
Passport Frauds
Are Disclosed By
Consul Lowrie
Athens Jan CS—Greek subjects e®
ijjwting to the United States are
practicing wholesale frauds in their
passport®.
The discovery of this fraudulent
Practice was discovered by the Amer
ic?n consul general W. L. Lowrie
w o is stationed here.
MIXED HUMOR AND TRAGEDY
Writer Tells of Relieving Touch in the
Midst cf Scenes ot Revolt in
Ireland.
There Is no country in the world like
Ireland. Even its serious attempts at
revolution have u humorous side. Jusi
as [here is a touch of sadness In the
wildist Irish merriment, there is a hit
of good humor in the midst of its most
tragic earnestness. Miss Dorothet
Con .vers, in her Sporting Reminiscences,
tells an Incident of one of the Sinn
Kein uprisings:
The barrier on the Wellesly bridge
was most imposing, and I remember
rushing down to see It and upsetting a
neat stack of bayonets, but no one
minded. An irate old lady In an nss
curt was trying to pass out just as ]
got there. Wheeled traffic had to gi
round by another bridge.
"Young nmn." she hailed the sen
try, "young man, let tue pass, if y»
plaze!"
The sentry explained matters pleas
antly. "Go round be Thomono
bridge."
"No. young man. Young man. let mc
pass, l'oung man. I have three young
pigs hungry at home, and tlie male U?
the car. Will ye call an officer?"
After a prolonged wait she lost het
temper, backed the cart into a sentrj
box and drove off, declaring "she'd
have the law on the military."— i
Youths Comwuuoc.
Woman Given
Right To Vote
In Sweden
Stockholm Jan 28—Bflth houses o
th0 Swedish parliment ratified the
su'.'Mgo amcndmeiit to the cbngti
tiU'on. Both men and women are
eliglole to vote and women will be
eligible to sit la either chamber of
t'ie 'arilmeat.
Slain Police
Fund $12,000
Seattle Jan 28—The donations to
tt't- widows and faiiiili'B of the four
Icemen who wsa killed by bandits
has now reached a total of abQut
$12,000.00.
British Cannot See
French View Of
• Reparation
l'v-1, Jan 27—Tha British delega
tion attending th© supreme council
of the alUed forces this morning
vonr(dered It Impossible to agree to
the French viewpoint with reference
to tu» German reparation.
Island Miners
In Seattle
Seattle Jan. 27—Charles Otteson
and Willis No well of Juneau pr^si
(i"at and treasurer of the Alaska I>3
tia Mining Company ar© in the city.
The? brought 500 Pounds of or« tror
thpir ptoperties on the Northwestern
for (he Purpose of having a test run
n.adt. Th0 Alaska Dana proPerty 1
situ, ted on Funter Bay near Juneau
and is being developed entirely by
,\laskan capital.
MTaCY TG GUST RICKSHAW
March of r-tr r«?ss in Japan Means
Lro cf -h'Cli So Dc»ir to
Kcj i of Tou'ijt.
T! :il *:i*(s:!'nr mf'Wit r^llo, rlctc
i »•«•! r drawn by
•it::i, » n> n,n* on way to Its
l«-:i'I '■.••! to I! wall or curious
-ouiiM*. "I". narrow and
liad n.-nl - ••:•»- k> opine tip Its
itfe U'h"'ltT for tood or for 111. the
_;ro\\trcj M»*viT'ty of ij>i' wiirld-ivide
striiiylf lor •wisa-niv tins heen coin
[it-lling the reluctant Nipponese to for
sake many ol the antiquated things
and InstltntUms that had long boon
dear to iheir hearts. Esthetically (lis
moil like l.afradlo [learn would
hnvo Japan remain forever "ptciur
.•s»|iie" ami curse the sU.<s\topers and
factory vliinun-ys; but a nation, like
tn individual must live, and live
decently too. I'resont ago Is no doubt
•in a;e of machinery; nnd no man
power cpit eoj.o with tbo general tide
of the world, n-id hence., the mechaniza
• ion of affliost every thins. Neither can
man-power pretend to rival with me
chanical force—It mast clve way to a
roller, aa 'aiilomohile. and a cinema.
And rickshaw now must clve way to
jitney. It had its day. Cut the rick
shaw men do not think so. .Tliey have
the love and respect of their trade.
When lately the city of Yokohama
granted a license to n big Jitney bus
company, the rickshaw men attempted
a de«pora»c effort to smother the proj
ect at the outset, but It proved In
vain. And numerous haby-tnntor cars,
allowing two passengers, will soon be
speedily carrying people around at
the rate of 25 sen per tulle.—East and
West News.
Sh^rieniog the Twilight..
Although n<> son of romantic Erin
wouid he exported to deprive the
world of twilight. .1. <1. Sullivn.i has
contributed io the Canadian En
elneer strong mathrmntirnl arguments
that lengthen n'ght at the expense of
the lover's hour.
As the result of personal observa
tions Mi Sullivan would correct the
standard statement of encyclopedias I
that twilight continues until the sun
has fallen at least IS degrees below
the horizon. It will be near the
truth, he thinks, to say that twilight
ends when the sun's ileciine Is about
15 <lpirr»»o«
Stork's Arrivsa! Kept Dad From Jail.
Mount Vernon, N. Y.—Because the |
court learned that Almato Falcon,
convicted of carrying concealed weap
ons, had Just became a father of n
boy, the prisoner was freed with 8
small tine.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
I 3untlav sei*vlce will b« held 7:80.
O'cloet in the evening In the Chare
Bdifije of Christian Science Society
of sitAB«ay corner of Main street
and Fourth Avenue.
I Christian Seine® subject;
L'JVE.
| Sunda/ School at x2:16.
Ths l'ulllc Is cordially Invited.
KI15ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. i.. "w'tnterberger, 0. D.
Pastor..
Morning Worship at 11:00. S©rmo
J by the Minister on: Subjects for Me
it. Hon
Sunday .School for Bible Study at
12:15. Tbe adult and bojs classes
arc growing. Come to the morning
service and stay for Sunday Sohtool.
Evening Worship at 7:30. SubJe<-"
""'iiou sbait not CurSa''. Why do
men tiro fane the name of God? The
Ksuuimo Says man ha 3 J>art!s, bo
dy soul and name. Only the name
is immortal. Tell your friend and
have him come.
Wednesday 7:30 Prayer and Praise
3e-vice.
Friday: .The Ladles auxiliary will
me<»; with Mrs. Godlng. All are
urged to b« present thla week.
ST. JIAHK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass at 10:30. '
Sunday School immediately after
Mass.
No evening devotion*.
josther Edgftr Qali«Bt.
Full tjosPel Mission.
6th avu- Eaat of Broadway.
Sor»iceB:-|Sunday 2:30 and 7:80,
ServlCi>s:-ThursdBy 7:30 pm
(Bible St.dy Class),
^ernc-s--Saturday l:00Pa.
Ever/one Is Invited to attend.
The TiiUursWjUd night s#rvlc# 1*
eiVn t.ir oiscussion.
Bring youur questions and coma,
j iTh0 Thursday and Saturday ser
vices are he)W up stairs ovefr the
Uissloi Hell).
Rev W. H. Shoemaker and wlf«
in cha
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
[ IX THE PROBaTE COURT FOR
| THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
D'VISlON No. 1, AT 3KAGWAT,
BEFORE: HON JOSEPH J. F.
WARD; UNITED STATES COM
MISSIONER AND EX-OFFICIO
I PROBATE JUDGE. '
j IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT
OF
j LIDA PIIELPS, Dec«ase<l,
Notice Is hereby given by the un
it* reigned ad minis tistfor of the es
I »ate of Lldt Phelps Deceased; to th
i creditors of; and all perfeons having
I el'lms agalDst the estate of said de
j c<K8ed, pr>pare them with the nec
I .issary vouchers; within the time j«.
I purled by !sw, and to present them
to the undersigned at his residence
j !c the Town of Sk&gway Alaska,
And you are further notified that
if any claim Is not filed within
1 the t'<mo aforesaid it shall be bar
I red. Mark Phelpa
Administrator of the estate
of Li da Phelps, Deceased.
First Publication Jan. 18th 1921
Final Publication Feb. 15th 1921
ORDINANCE NO. 138
B5WATER MAIN EXTENTIONS.
Ue lt enacted by the Town Council
ot Skagway;
Tint from the dat^ of the pas
sage of thl« ordinance no petition oi
rcQuest for an extention of the wat
er malnfe in the town of S&agway
be favorably considered unless the
fs'lmated cost of fluch e^tentlon be
l.-sa than one hundred dollars
(?100 00) for each and every bona
fida water user living on such ex
t"ntlon.
Be It enacted further;
rrhat shoUd one or mora Petition
ers express a willingness to pay th«(
cost In exctss of one hundred dollar
(5100.00) Per waiter u*cr for an ex
tent.'on of the water mains and
flle with the town clerk a negoti
able bond or other negotiable secur
Ity for such excess cost; The town
of Skagway agrees to repay sucih Pe
tliioner on the basis of on0 hund
red dollars ($100.00) for 0rxh bona
tlda water user who shall later Pay
w»ter tax on said extentlon until
the original petitioner la reimburse
for tho principal without interest of
such payment as he has advanced o
wat ~ main extention.
Passed by th0 Common Council
this 17th day of January 1921.
Approved: E. J. Shaw
ilayor of the town o?
Skagway,' Alaska
Attest: 'Walter iIcBri°n, Cleric.
First Pub. J»n. 18 1921.
Final Pub. Jan. 20 1921. 1
BLSTESS
CHILD'S SHIP
• MaMMa
For Five Months. Cried All
Night. Cuticura Heals.
"When baby was three weeks old
tiny blisters appeared on his scalp.
principauy uic ujjyci
part, gradually develop
ing into a hard crust
which bled. His head
wa3 one sore eruption
and he cried ceaselessly
all night.
"The trouble lasted
about nve montns wnem Deganusing
Cuticura Soap and O intment, and after
using about two-thirds of a box of
Ointment and hardly a cake of Soap
he was healed." (Signed) Mrs. W.
E. Stinc, Padroni, Colorado.
Use Cuticura for all toilet purposes.
8*BipU E*ehFr«« by Mill. Address: "CutlcnraLab
oratorle*. Dept. B, Maiden 48. Man" Sold every
where. Soapftc. Ointment 25 endSOc. Talcum He.
SD^yCuticuro Soap ihavcs without muc
l\l\ 85 CENT LUNCH.
Why e*t ^ cold lunch when you !
can get a bowl of hot BOUp. Homu 1
macTg ^'es and a cup ot best cof
fee tor thirty-fiTe cents at the Go! I
den North Caf0.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot oe Curea
by local upplicationa. ns th.-y i.tnnut reach
.he diaeuaid portion <<f th« • !
only one way to cure catarrhal leal
and that la by a COna
Catarrhal Deafruas la cnu*«d by an In
flamed condition of tb«. ^ linir.s f
the Euatachlan Tu thta tube la j
Inflamed you have a rum blink* sound cr 1m- ■
perfect hearing, and when It la • ntlivlv
cloaed. Dc»fneaa la the result. I'nli-rs the j
Inflammation can b«- reduced nnd this tub
restored to lta normal condition. htarinK
will be destroyed forever. Mary cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, which !a
an Inflamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Hall's Catarrh ^Medlcln-. acts tlir :
tho blood on the mucous surfaces of tho
system
We will tfve One Hundred Dollars f <r
any cas* of Catarrhal Deafn-sa that ■ r.• t
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medici! . Cir
culars free. All Drufricl*ts. "f.c.
F. J. CHENEY «* CO.. Toledo 1
—Adrf^rt :*»en3 ho'
ikaj'way Kt--dc'.H Are Learning
The Way
Il'a tlio little Mdney ills—
Th" lamo wcalc or aching Lack—
The unnoticed urinary disorders—
XLat may lead to dropsy and
Brlghts disease
When thu kidneys are weak,
Help th'M with Doan's Kldncy
Pills,
A craedy especially for weak kid
Gey 3.
Doan's have l°°fl used In kidney
[roubles for SO y-ars.
Endorse J oy 5); 000 people—ondor
s!d by citizens of tlii.; locality.
Mrru S "i3 M'trsh 1T20 Lincoln St
BelllLgliam, Wash. Ba; s: "I used to
be subject to fcidncy disorders and
backed)0. At tl:i:« s I could hardly
3t aightcn up when r got down my
1)3clc was to stiff -nd lame, a tew
of Doan's Kidney 1'iIIs soon stopped
that awful misery in my back and
Put my kiJr.oy; in grcd working or
der. Of late y<: rs 1 liavc been fr««
from this anr.oyacca but Doan's
Kidney Pilii wo ild be my first con
st Juration :• i vr : Ur.d occasion to
l^.l'e 'i kidr.fy r^ut i e n*galn for I
Lnow tbi-y lave no l lal."
Piles 6Uc; ;.t i ll (f ile's. Don't
simply r.s remedy—go
1 lean's I{ da. y 1 il - ho same that
*!rs Mai a: : i". ter-Milbant Co.
AI>'rs., U.:f;:i!o, X. V.
ft Z*
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TIME TABLE NO. 10
Tuesday and i'Vciay.
!*• 1. N. Bound a s. Bound
1st Class tut Class
1:80 a. m. Leaves SRAIfWAY Arr:>„ 3:45 p. m.
11:00 a. m. WHITE PA3K a* 2:10 P. m.
12:40 P. m. BENNETT - 1£:45 P. ra.
2:10 P. m. CARCROS3 111:55 a. m.
4:30 p. m. WHITEHOHSE a. m.
Pas»fngeT3 mu«t be at de[>o« "u: • i e in
pectc-d and checked. lnsp.ci loi.- i» ti'tiutua before
leaving time of trains.
150 pound" of Baggage <*" cta-cl. d fv.iih full
fare t'ek^t and 75 pound" #itn ca'a ii iif J-j.:-*
We cat too fast—v:3
eat too mucfi.
Eat less-chew it r.-orc,
WRIGLEY
after every mesl
digestion, cleanse .
mouth and tee' 3
sweetens breatfs.
COSTS LITTLE BENEFITS MUCH
Still 5C
Everywiisrc