The
Clancy Kids
Timrr.ic Believes in the
Cold Water Cure
By I ' "
PERCY L. CROSBY
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Sabina Dortero Executrix
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'Jo to K' ll-rs for your IceCitam
e»*ryt:u:a. No vi'sip?o'aMn<nt ih«re
ras SKAGWAY .
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. Sti-VAN, Veoi».
IKE SAMiTA8Y m RIHCH
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a«lij i* Aladki.
skipm«ot» ot put-,
xlii a*d criviai to *11 50m
ct Wtitt* Pzis * Yukoi
Root*.
importance of Tieefc.
When wo have once hiul our Interest
In trees awakitnd and have consid
ered ihrir various u*-es unit helpful
ness to man, wo are jrlad to learn
tomcthin? of theltMvays ami how their
'roubles may tie remedied. Trees help
to keep the soil iti place on hillsides.
They In.M to iis course the wayward
brook. They furnish shelter, shade
and I'ury in -tit;:: places f ir (he birds;
we should have few Utile feathered
frii fds if it were not for trees. They
•re I'ompanionalile. and like to prow
where they can rtih bruncho* with
iheir fi ' w«: they Rive a rei'ieshinsf
•shade ?n the Minimer and proteetlon in
the winter, and they have character
•nil In Ilvlduallty. It !s welt worth our
while to -::ve them from destruction,
ns well a* to help restore the forests
which have heen ruthlessly cut down.
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for
Baby Says
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lone associated with the care of the baby.
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
! L'oHon, Monday —The first tor
centennial Pilgrim pageant of tUe
| year Was presented at North Trurc
I Mas', down along Cape Cod in a
' natural ampitliea'ro overlooking tli<
j fresh water pond wliei"0 tho Pilgrim
' Father® fi;tt campod.
Sister Lord Mayor
Threatens Llyod
George
London, Monday —-Mary Mae
3«ve°u«'y tho sister of tba Lord
Mayor of Cork sent ? message'to
Moyd Gforgo "l Lu^rna writing
Home to tho Effect that he will
i lie held respoiliiblo If her brother
•lies.
' The British. Horn® office iaforin
|''d Redmond Howard, a. 5i'"ph°w of
too lato John. Redn-ord, who had
! appeiKxl *o King Georgo in Mae
Sweciiey's behalf that it could not
i hasi}.'' its attitude.
Babe Ruth Still
Swatting Them
N -,v York, Monday •—Babe Ruth
ilw .-rt.H batter >s .-till doing great
• iik work, lfe niau1' liis fortieth
.sc m«-' run of tli's s>'a"ou in
N-"w York.
Express Exports
» 110 l/PpariUHW v-umiumoi.
»■* out th0 exports aud impui'
for July 1919 and a fomparibou of
the !",'vt-u months litis year with
that, tof 11*19.
Hi.ports for this July were
? iJtJ.Ovu.oOO iiior'i than July iast
yar For the snvn. months of
this year. Tlio excess of exports
over iu:ports was $2,C72, 000 000.
a Ic.so in excess trade of $1,252,
'.")»0U0. These figure-- are iut<T>l>t
':i; and won (do seen: to spell,
somethingo la tho way of surplus,,
which would mean rtduc'ion of
l't'cf. i i
The grain situation, and the Cot
tor. markets would foretoken some
thing of the same nature. Henry
C'ews "tatit; that there will be an
•^Uma'tod yield of around 14 miil
'oii': bales of cotton foreign ex
v huiipo and tho unfavorable com
.U'Yoal and financial conditions
her? and abroad, and the prosp- c'
ive supply of ail grades and de*
crip.;oi 1; of cotton greater than the
current world's requirements com
bine against any permanent axlvar.c
iu the future. If a setoack comes to
th0 growing crop all th's may t>o
changed. Reports indicate a big
crop in most farm products.
Mi's A. C. Moffatt who for sev
eral years was an Ass't-'n the
Ton office and who toe *he paUt
year has been in Ketchikan, re
turned to Skagway, cn the Spo -
Kane, and resumed her post in tho
Poost Office..
?l ss Moffatt it; accompanied by
hfr mothero and together they'will
live in tho Conway House, Mr.
Conway the Postmaster wiU'boarti
wSt'a them. Tho friends of Kit
Moffatt will be pleased to s«eh.er
back in her former position, <
Berlin, Monday—President Tiber:
la a proclamation, lia«3 incited all
political partita to aubmit loyal'f,
'o lt0 dlsarnmment tern ft in-jpos»d j
by tlio allies. In a proclamation
ho snid sever® penalties •woufft bo
inflicted In case of a failure o'|
compliance witli the d°nian<ls.
J
Chicago, Wodnc'sduv —Senator,
Borah, on0 of tba Harding a'clj
! in tho Presidential Campaign, dec
lares tliat tho who!) v. est would
approve of thch speech whii-bj
Ilardicg made oon th'i League oo
N'a'.ions.
Harding lakes A
| Touching Pledge
Marion, Monday —At tho elite |
of on* of hi» speeches last w-ecfc
Harding turned from his audience to
two visiting soldiers, both of whom
haj been Winded in tho Argonpie
aid sotemnljr made public the
pledge "that therO shai; never
| bo a sulfctituto for tho star, all<j
| S' I pes whicn they last beheld.-'
Killed As The Still
Was Being Raided
O:;|:ihowao C"y. Fatnrday-— At
tf •- nom0 of Adream Deputy Sher
iff, Stanley F. Weiss, a Federal pro
hiD'iion agent, an(i Cbarli0 Ohand
! ler, a ttcgro mooi-fchiner, w-er° kil
j led today when tho officers at
fJKp'ed tQ raid a BtiH.
I Chicago, Mondavo-The Senate ir>j
! v^tigation of the Republican and
Democratic Presidential campaign
expenditures started todayo.
■S"artl<*. Thursday •—Tho Post
iii nt' r General ha-s given - out'the
j information tliat a mail route by
; a-.'jnlan<-"o will be Inaugurated, Oct.
15 b« ■' wen Seattle cind Victoria.
| Athens Ga. Monday— The Oh'efofj
| Police of Atlicrti, J. J^akius was
shot to death hy WilliaiE A. R°y
jr.olds tho Deputy Sheriff of Mc
I Minn couuty as tha two ' offlcers
I wore guarding tho brid.;- in, expecta
tion of intercepting mooU'h'aeife.. I
Mas M. Smith returned on, the
J'fferson from a trip to S<'attlo
and Ketchikan. •
The S'oan;or Spokane reaehed'port
this morning with u goodly com
pany of touriKlt>, and sev^ral'tons
of- freight, a special train was
rur. to the Summit for th» tour-o
is:*, leaving Skagway Ubout eleven
oY.-lnck.ol The Spofcane w'li saii
f.-- m Skagway too Sitka stopping
at < ne or two canneriAj onroute'to j
thar po'nt. She will return toj
Juieau after going to Sitka. t
Tci: or twelvo of the teachers'
for the Sheldon Jacsson School'at
Sitka are aboard thu Spokane.
;ss Suchau, who aaa had'eharge
of the nursing in tliah scl)ool WP«
a passenger and wb'ie the boat Was
in ;,ort called on hor fri°nds Rev.
and Mr8. AVlnterbergerf, whom «he
kr.ew for a uuin,ber of year3 at
Hair.es. % ... I l. !I
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m DECLARES
HE HAS GOODS'
]!;iyto:i, Monday—Cox th« Djoio-|
^, UuuiiKia dvlurtd -i-hat !
•,vtw:j prove UN charges that .he J
H'I>'.:bJia"s ure l;w;kl:is a caJiipai'-;n |
fund of $15,000,000 whon he tip»'aks j
«t I'ilt3b-urgli.
i
Auto Racers Are
Burned To Death
Santa Rosa, C»l. Met day— Two
automobile racer3 wero (burned to
dcath beneath their overturned'car |
Tho p'lot Arlo Beat'l®, and hisi
mechanician D'lbert AVa-lk-r, were!
arlving a light oar. at a curve the
au'o Mft tho track and: "truck j
a tree. In Its pa'ti was a small j
boy seven years old, whom th" j
car struck and killed.
Tho pilot and b'a Mechanician,!
w^re from Hanford California, and
t' o boy -wall from Santa Rosa. The
races were being run at tho Sonoma
County Fair.
Jefferson Reaches^
Port Wednesday
Th< Mtoani<'r Jefforscn Cached
poi1 \Wdn (.day morning about fivei
j'tircl;. Sh«' had ti fuir load cf |
ipi-ii'ts aii'J ii train was rilti to |
li. :.<unmit for their benefit.
..iUf unloading liT cargo of
i ss di -d sout.i about noon.
Old Timers Win
Out In Michigan
D'troit Wediutjday —The early
return^ wh'ch nre now in, indica1''
th- probable renomination of all
'he Michigan Republican Cono
g?cssm"n, who were candidates for
re.M.ir'nation, to succcd themselves,
wilt the exception tf Currie in
the ('-nth district.
Sail Franc'sco, .Wednesday
S^umi' I Shortridge of San. 'Fraixisco,
OK; t])(- -fac*" of the returns from
the Ktat<» h£« won the nomination
for United States .senator ott the
Republican ticket. The count is
woir.pile-1 today from 3032 out
of - total of 6129 r-red»ets-aiul
In these Shortridge had a 'riil
of ov^r twenty Miousajul abov
his nearest rival William K®nt.
riielflm the present iucumbent'was
n-ucminaled unanimously by the
T>omocrats. The vota for can
Sj-cnsman was far from complete.
'There are no contests in i
number of districts.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
' Nesice i« hereby given, that the
undersigned has be°a appointed Ad
ministrator >f the Estata of Simon J
VVoitzinan, deceased, by thP Probate
■Tourt ror the Territory of Alaska,
SittiLg in probate at Haines, Alaska
at J any and p-ll persons hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present th£m to mo in
the Town of Haines, Alaska, with
the voucher required by law within
six months from tha date of the
first publication of this notice.
rated this 20th day of August,
i920.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrator
First publication 8—21, "20.
Final pubtfcat'on 9—IS, '20.
And Legs. Very Irritable and
Would Scratch. Cuticura Heals.
My little boy was broken out all
over his face and legs with pim
pics. The pimples were
coaly aud itchcd dread
fully, causing him to bs
come very irritable. He
would scratch and make
them bleed and his face
was disfigured.
1 a u3ca a iree sample
of Cuticura Soap and Ointm-m, then
purchased one coke of Cuticuia Era**
and one box of Cuticura Ointment. I
used the Soap and Ointment every
night until he was entirely healed."
(Signed) Mrs.Edith Kling.lSll IGth
St., Santa Monica,Calif., Aug. 4,1019.
Having cleared your skin, k^-ep it
healthy and clear by using Cuticura
Soap for cvery-day toilet purposes,
assisted by touches of Cuticura Oint -
ment, now and then, as needed.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Touch pimpl»*s blackheads,
redness and itching, if any, with
Cuticura Ointment be'ore bathing.
Dry and dust lightly v.-ith Cuticura
Talcum, a fascinating fragrance.
T.trh True b* Lfail A'l Ircsa tvwt-card:
' Cotlcora. Dept B, liaJdec " iioM ev»ry wher*.
Soar JSc. #liUwp.t<S und Tiilcuro 2Sc.
Lutjcura Soap th.ivcs Without muR.
Tlie GolJtr. North Cafe s._-rve5
only the lf«ri that tho r.'.a:k, t at
ft>rd» and invite' » trial ol
excellent seivlce and cu>'iu-.
SKAG WAV'S
KRATERX.4'j ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. t,
meet® ererj second and
fourth Tuesa^ «Teuiug
•it 8:30 o'clock. VIm.
Las brctLen cordiUiy welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J il KELI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
29r
P. & M.
W'JjIto I'uss Lodge F. <J1
A. M. No. 11:$, meets Ud
»!!•' tui Satimlu* eienii.j5»
• it each month. Visiting
U:eilir<u ire welcome.
Dan McDonald# W. M
r j STANDISH. Secretary.
B. P. O. EiiKS
8kag»a) lx>OB<
No. 431. B. P. O.
HI ks meets every
V's'Ung brothers cord'ally welcome
■JOHN GRASHAL, E R
r. J VAAJUEWALJL. secretary
Pionwrg of Alaska I*loo, No. 12,
Beet l> A. B. Hull first Monday In
dvery jnont »t 8:30 9. m.
Visiting Brother* co«ll*Jlr *el"
c to»«. J- 0. PHELPS, S«cy,
Fraternal Order «'
Eagles
Ska«way Aerie, No 2-Ti
Fraternal Order ot
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night or eaen
mouth at their hall oil Fifth Ave
due. Visiting brothers cordially in
vito ' to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. Ju Griesbach. Secretory.
Naomi Cl.sptcr No. 'J, 0. E. S.
in' >ts jn MusoJiic Hall flrst and
tl rd Fri-lays of each month at S
1'. II. Visitiilg members welcome.
Flcienoo Vandewali Wor'liy
Ma'ron.
ViriJnia SuffeCool. Secretary.
PROFESSION All CARDS
DR- L S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Mo&ern Methods
Office Hou.ro: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
AlasXan Building — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W> B. STOUT
Allorte; At Law
Practice In all courU
In Territory of Al»«ka
H.VjNES — — ALASKA'