Yum! Yum! I
For Breakfast
Any of the following will start you outright
Aunt Jemina pan cake flour
Albers Flapjack flour
Olpmpia pan cake flour
Buck Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Map!e
Flavor
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
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■ I ot. make a rnwtase rf .
| vou d' Qo stoo at
THE 4:
'Pullen Hoiisel
I Electric Lights *
Rooms Single ot en Suite 2S
Baths cn each Boor
hamous for its Home Ceo Sting. ■
Milk. Cream. Cottage Cheese and
Bittern: l< from our own da'-v ~ *
Fresh clggs. etc ™
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Rates $3.00 Per Day and UpJ "
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\X ell Lighted. Large Sarrple q
looms tor Traveling M?n.
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jvsgwav. Alaska
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What Do You Know
About This
s
The City C juncil has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at •
$ 450.00
I will soli this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot i'. Block 26, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1397
WINTER SCHEDULE
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Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
Notice Christmas Sailing Dec. 15 \
—pop»—
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc- -j
OAXKfTl.V'i AT VANCOUVT.ll
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS j
v '! iriir.Ts To All Points Kast |
Alt Van Millars I'r. in
L. H. Jchi-ton Agent. Skagway
^••iiakCT To Chang . WmioCT Notioe
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
K-VWS—iRC3MO AV) KHO VD V.1* —PttOtfK *50
SAILINGS FROM SHAG WAY $
m
- FOR— tn
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE OCT. 17 j
Direct cj.ine-ii.u fofj Tacoim. Vancouver £
C and Victoria <
r3 n
<r * - j C*3
.-j Sailiij f^r California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
J.» nes Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sa.lings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEF.-ERSON, Oct 24
F. J. Si 1A\*' A^ent
Phone 66 SK.AGWAY *
popular picture palace Saturday
and Sunday
SPECIAL
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukar presents *
IRENE CASTLE
The Firing Line
Story by Robert Chambers Scenario by Clara Berger
Directed by Charles Maigne
Gaumont Graphic Weekly
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
I Dan Sutherland
| Candidate For Alaska
I ;
I Delegate.
i Tile man who leads the Heimi li
i can ticket thl* year l»-80'w©irk:ioui
' to the voters £ Alastalk that a
j introduction lnav seera BUPerflou',,,
j bthe Publi; . generally has at I
J bceu '"ade acquainted with the Put
5 lie work of Senator Suthertandlft'i
5 'ne very good reason that th0 Pre"!
I of the territory or at ltaH'tho-t
i I " Lo control the same have thot i
J mere expedient to sive as little P;:l
! j llcity as Possible to his Political el
* j f )rls.
"I Senator Sutherland was bom A' r;
117, 1S69, in Pl<asajit Bny, C. l
I Uretcn Island, Cj,nadai not fur tr.
| tlieh Newfoundland fichins banks .
I He is of Scotch Ameri°aii extraction
In his cliildnood he wa,3*taken to
Gloucester, Missachusetts and Ere*
to sturdy '"aaliood In, t^at city, so
curing his ed'-^ationnl training
As Influenza
j !s au '.'xaggerated form of Grip, LAX
| AT1YE BROMO QUIXIXE Tablets
.should be taken In larger doses
thau 'a prascr'be<i for ord'nary Gr'p
; A Kood plan 's not to wait unt'I you
j are s'ek. but PREVENT IT by tak
| ng LAXATIVE BROiMO QUIXINE
j Tablets 'n t'me
iv'Sox a siiaeio or <-rioucesier. a
a boy Uhe wns a fisherman so that
aft"- lie moved to sale™ Ms ex
tvri' tice had sivtn him a good s'art
for takins hold o the business'end
the Iish. business until 189S "hen,
I Etarfd for Alaska., at a time
wben thousands cf young "'en, w°r®
leaving the Et9t, the Jflddjo States
aud the West for tho new El Dora
do, Senator Sutherland sPent the
«lntor of 1893, 99 in. the KoyutuJc
! district, and ?t RamPaa-t, enBafc"ed iu
| minlr.g. He 'weii^ to Xomo m the
SPrinS of '99 and in, the foilo^'ins
year becam0 interested in, a liSTrt
ers*e business under lhe flrm,
iu'ino of Sesnon, and Sutherland.'Tki*
(enture was the orisin of the John
J. Sesnon company, 'With. which'Aear
! ly ail Alaskans aro fa™iiilary, es
• especially the JComeites.
I To Fortify The Systcnu Against Grip
lake ^AXATIVjS BKOMO QUININE
Tabl.-ts wh'ch destroy gtirms, act as
ic and Laxat'v^, and thus pre
| ,.ii' Coids, GHp and Influenza.
I i'l.-r is only ou-j ' BROIIO
.)< MNE'". E. W. GROVE"S a'gna
u the box- SOo
In the Land of the Cactus
Announcement
During our absence from Skagway, Mrs.
Jane T. Thurston will be in full charge of
our store; and all accounts aer payable to
Mrs- Thurston
L. A. HARRISON CO. FHT
Store Open Evenings fiom 7 to 8
JITNEY TO OUST RICKSHAW
March of Progress in Japan Means |
End of Vehicle So Dear to
Heart of Tourist
That familiar ancient relic, rick- |
shaw, a slender carriage drawn by I
man-power, seems now on way to Its
deathbed, to tlie great wall of curious
tourists. The existing narrow and
bad roads alone are keeping up Its !
life. Whether for good or for ill. the
growing severity of the world-wide ;
struggle for existence has been com
pelling the reluctant Nipponese to for
sake many of the antiquated things
and Institutions that hail long been
dear to their hearts. Esthetlcally dis
posed men like Lafcadio Hearn would
have Japan remain forever "pictur
esque" and curse the skixctupiTs and
factory chimneys; but a nation, like
an Individual, must live, and live
decently too. Present age Is no doubt
an age of machinery; and no man
power can cope with the general tide
of the world, and hence the mechaniza
tion of almost everything. Neither can
man-power pretend to rival with me
chanical force—it must give way to a
roller, an automobile, and a cinema.
And rickshaw now must give way to
Jitney. It had Its day. Dut the rick
shaw men do not think so. They have
the love and respect of their trade.
When lately the city of Yokohama
granted a license to a big jitney bus
company, the rickshaw men attempted
a desperate effort to smother the proj
ect at the outset, but It proved In
vain. And numerous baby-motor cars,
allowing two passengers, will soon bo
speedily carrying people around at
the rate of 25 sen per mile.—East and
West News.
A yacht race does not prove any
thing important except that right
thinking people the world over iove
clean sport wherever th'-y find it.
Is the Oregon Medical society's An
nouncement • hat iippi-ndlcitls Is out of
fashion merely exposure of a profes
sional secret or n bolt on professional
ethics?
Lenin and Trotzfey are said to tj-ive
fin anted the recent s'liuiilvi' lahor rev
olution in France. indi-:Uiiin that this
pair consistently I at!:.- losers all over
the world.
News that the holslievl!;! have
crossed the Bug river shows they're
nut «if hminrla
Anouncement To
Winter Boarders
1'be Golden, North hotel •wishes
to announce that special rates,
will be given for roo"> and board
for the winter.
HavinE sscured the services of
Ctarles Peterson tlie'weli known °lief
tha cafo wjij retain, its rotation as
a first classl filnins room and 'with |
a'ded lmProv°mnnts tlii® hotel wiU;
be -warmer and more comfoi-tablo j
"hani ever.
OPEN LETTER TO
As Republican candidate tor the
Territorial Sonata from tho First
Division, I submit the following de
tiaratlon of principles, to wit;
I bellevo that Alaska's develoPv
aient should t>a directed by thOs°
"ho liavc established homes with,
in. her horier3 and endured tli© Pri
vations incident there.
Every encourasrcmont should b>>
olJcred for 'he- investment of cai'it
ol in legitimate, Permanent, in
duftrlall enterprise*.
A *ystem of conservation should
be «stablished and onforced, that
«lll Promote development, ^'hilo Pro
kclins Alaska's naturall resource*
from want0n wasta and deHruc
tics.
Mere adequate Provision should
bo made for tii? care and conlfort'of
(> ased I'imi/'ers and the in.
sane Patientg o; tlia Terriory, where
by Political t - t 'ficinff in connection
with it, is ofif etually eliminated.
Present tran Portation rat^s a
rear exorbitant and constitute an
effective and t'-'.ioua barrier to.
tho estabiishmiDt of essentlal en
terPrlse3, to Settlement and to pvi
eral welfaroi and advaacemtjit of
tho Territory. It i3 imPerative'that
somo measure of relief be'sccured.
ca!'ital and Labor are the Prime
essentials to 'i.» development of tho
Territory. caPHai is theb. result of
laLor, and in turn, Labor is re
imburEed by ca'ital; Publi0 wel
fare and r-eji(.ral ProsPerity dcmand
<hat the sights of eao'n should, bo
cartfully saf„s^arded.
Liberty and loyalty constitute tho
foundation uPon Which our nation,
"r built; they must be maintained,
in Alaskal if «'0 are to ProsPer. I
favor labor orfsruzations anions
loyal Ameri an ritizcn3, on a con
strucUve and tducational basis.
Tn those vrhc have Provea'thcir
devotion to our nation by re*Pndins
to their Country's call, should
be Piven the Preference in situation
of remunerating emPloy'"ent, ao
coriliu? t0 th.ir various c.U'aciti .*
A Public office is a Public
t-i st and mo duties shoiuld be
faithfully Performed in a non Par'i
«an manner far the welfare of tho
Public.
GIVE ALASKA A SQUARE DEAL.
Fo^-st J. Hunt.
Kctchiknn, Alalia.
Keller Brothers have ju«t received
a surrey of leads for the PoPular,,
EversharP Pencil. ICeeP your Pencil
fulj. tf
liSSKU^. ... v. . .... .. .
Old Timers
Locking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remodled and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThiflHotel is not and never haa been owned or controlled by Japane.se ]
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
IBUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY. Mgr.