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Best Beauty Doctor
Daily use of Cuticurm Soap, with
touches of Cuticurm Ointment row
end then, keeps the skin fresh,
smooth and clear. Cuticura Talcum
is also ideal for the skin.
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Cuticura Soapahavea without mug.
To Cure a Colt! In One Day
Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
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the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.
JUST IN III
Some Skagway People May \\ nit Till
lt'» Too Kate.
Don't wait until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just iu time with kidney Ills
Means curing the backache, the
dizziness, the urinary disorders
That so often come with kidney
troubles.
Doun's Kidney l'i"s are for this
very purpose.
Here is testimony to prove their
merit.
J. P. Howe, prop., of general store
1~>2 Water St., Santa Cruz. Calif.,
says: "Overliftlng affected my k d
neys I had severe pain in the low
er part of my back, but the main
trouble w.is with my kidneys. They
did:i t act properly. The secretions
burned .aid there was lnflamniai. on
in my bladder. I tried all known
kidney medicines, but they d d me
no good. Doan's >lid the work for
me. 1 have been eutirely free from
kidtie ■ and bladder trouble since."
(Statemeut given February 19,
1916 >.
On December 4, 1919, Mr. Howe
saul "I never mis? a chance to ric
ominend I loan's Kiilney i'ills to any
one I hfur speaking of kidney trou
ble I know from experience, there
is noth.ng better fjr this trouble."
fiiU*. at all dealers. Foster-Mli
burn Co . Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.
FOKUST HKKS OK
I.ATK NEAK MAYO
News to the effect that forest
fires were burning In all directions
in the vicinity of Mayo is brought
by Sergeant Joy. who arrived las'
night in a canoe from Mayo. The
sergeant left Mayo Saturday morn
ing. and made the trip down alone.
He reports that the fires were burn
iug close to Mayo town when he
left, and were close In along the
Stewart river, but that the day after
he left there was a general rain
along the Stewart river.—Dawson
News.
SALE OF BOOZE OX SHIPS
WILL CAUSE SQUABBLE
Washington, July.—Government
sale of whiskey and wines on board
vessels operated by the shipping
board In overseas traffic opens the
way for possible irternational com
plications—unless steady heads In
congress cool the ardor of prohib
itionists.
The threat of the drys to prohibit
liquor-carrying by &.ny ship entering
or leaving Amerlian ports is re
garded by some administration of
ficials as so menacing in its ulti
mate bearing on international com
ity and good will that the outcome
cannot be foreseen at this stage.
Congress is wrought to a high
pitch hy the shipping board decision.
Attorney-General Daugherty in the
face of a contrary luling by his owu
department, remains silent. Leaders
of the administration simply are
watching the situation afraid to haz
ard a guess how the muddle will
work out. Ship subsidy legislation
has been thrown into a tangle be
cause of the ship ecict.
What is most feared now is thai
zealous prohibitionists may go s>>
far in their race to put through ad
ditional airtight liquor restrictions
that the rights of foreign govern
ments will be trampled upon and
real danger invited from that
source.
Drys Oppose Uooze Ships
Drys have long contended that
even foreign ship have 110 r ght to
bring liquors iuto American ports
Government foreign policy, however,
has steered the country clear thus
fur of disputes on this score, and
up to this time foreign vessels with
their bars loaded with choice liquors,
have been allowed to enter ports,
j but with their liquid stocks sealed,
J after passing the three mile limit.
| The shipping board decision has
I led to a tangle more grave than any
j presented since the dry era began
The board insists American ships
owned by the government will cou
! tiiiue to carry and sell whiskey and
I other liquors to passengers. This in
; spite of the department of justice
I opinion holding an opposite view.
Attorney-General Daugherty. t»n
able to reconcile the differences
thus engendered, refuses to predict
the end of the trouble, unless con
gress by specific edict burs liquor
from all American ships or the su
preme court decides that it is un
kind to make liquor sales.
A decision by the supreme court
19 not possible for six months or
more. It probably Till be longer be
fore the highest court passes upon
the question, even if agreement Is
reached to expedite a test case Alien
it is brought. The court never hur
ries in its decisions. None can -Ul
ulate on how long it will require to
deliberate and when its decisions
may be expected.
KETCHIKAN' SAWMILL GETS
ORDKR FROM AUSTRALIA
The Ketchikan sawmill, Eldon J
Daly, mauager. has secured a large
order of spru'e lumber for shipment
to Australia. The mill will have the
lumber ready foi" shipment eoriy in
August, when a sa.ling ship will call
at Ketchikan to ':arry It to the
South.
WILD LTFE OF NORTH
SIIOl'LiD BE rROTECTT!l»
Disregarding the question as to
whether or not the big brown bear
of Alaska should be protected by
law, they are a ve/y decided asset
to the Territory in that they con
stitute a veritable magnet in drawing
partieB of big game hunters to the
j northland from all parts of the
! States.
This is the opinion of Ernest P
Walker of the United States blulog
iial survey, as expressed In nn In
teresting talk male before the
Alaska Game Protective Association
of Cordova last night.
"The big game buntors who an
nually visit Alaska are generally
men of large affairs, men who re
present bis enterprises and large
capital." Mr. Walker pointed out.
"Many instances *re on record
where theso men have becomi In
terested In a variety of Alaskan In
dustries is a resu.t of a hunting
trip to the Territory. They not
only leave large semj of money iu
the Territory as a direct result of
their trip, in the matter of outfits,
transportation, guide fees, and the
like, but they ofte i hccome inter
ested, and iu turn interest other
capitalists. In our fisheries. our
mining, timber, and other resources.
And they become consistant and in
fluential advertiser- of Alaska.
Mr. Walker emphasized the fact
that the wild life '»f Alaska consti
tutes one of the most vuluable re
sources second pertaps to the fish
eries in importance. He believes
that we have a wonderful field for
the encouragement of wild life, In
cluding the Introduction of new
species.
"Alaska, owing to Its comparative
isolation and inaccessibility, and it
limited population, is one of the
greatest potential wild life 'farms'
in the world." said Mr. Walker. "By
protection and encouragement It can
be made to support a gerat deal
more life than at p-esent, and offers
immense oportunities for the In
troduction of new species."
Mr. Walker was quick to see the
good results accomplished by the
citizens of this vicinity through its
Came Protective -Association. He
stated that this association was a
pioneer In this field, and tha; he
would make it his oersona'' business
to see that the Biological Survey
cooperated with tl:0 associatliu in
every possible way.
It was suggested by Dr C-ust
and others that I chfibly the action
of the department in oi-oiiiu^ the
season on beaver end marten was a
little premature, '.r. reply to which
Mr. Walker stated that thU action
was taken by th • iJepartmeiu as a
temporary relief ueasure Willi a
view to easing the depression pre
valent in the Territory as a resilt
of limited operations la the flbl.eries
industry. Mr. Walker is anxious to
get the opinions of trapperr and
other competent observers as to the
condition of beaver, marten aud
other fur bearers.
Mr. Walker expects to be here on
his return from the westward some
time In August, at which time the
association may have another op
portunity to hear Mm. He will be
accompanied ut that time by one of
the deupartment's tox farming ex
perts.
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM AND ASSOCIATED SAVINGS BANKS OF SAN FRANCISCO
One Hundred and Ninth Half Yearly Report
The San Francisco Savings and Loan Society
SAVINGS
(THE SAN FRANCISCO BANK)
526 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
COMMERCIAL
JUNE 30th, 1922
ASSETS—
United States Bonds and Notes, State, Municipal and Other
Bonds (total value $24,823,199.00) standing on books at $23
Loans on Real Estate, secured by first mortgages 43
Loans on Bonds and Slocks and other Securities 1
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Bonk Buildings and Lots, Vtiain and branch offices
(cost over $1,052,000.00), standing on books ar
Other Real Estate (value $116,000.00), standing on books at
Employees' Pension Fund (value $385,984.61) standing on
books at
Cash on hand and in Federal Reserve Bank 7
Total
LIABILITIES—
Due Depositors
Capital Stock actually paid tip
Reserve and Contingent Funds
218,198.63
979,542.60
058,702.69
106,500.00
1 00
iloc
1.00
807,230.21
.$76,170,177.18
.$72,470,177.13
. 1,000.000 00
. 2,700,000.00
Total $76,170,177.18
GEO. TOURNY, Vice-President and Manager A. H. MULLER, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before mc this 30th dav of J LINE, 1922.
[SFALl CHAS F. DUISENBERC. Notary Public.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN A. BUCK A. H. R. SCHMIDT E. H. VAN BERGEN
CEO. TOURNY L N. WALTER ROBERT DOLLAR
E. T. lUtOSE HUGH GOODFELLOW L. S. SHERMAN
WALTER A. HAAS C. W. I JANE
Deposits made on or before July 10th, 1922, will earn interest from July 1st, 1922.
A Dividend to Depositors of four ana one-qunrter (4,/4/> per cent per
annum was declared for the six months ending June 30th, 1922.
MANY CANNERIES PACKING
FISH THIS SEASON
The following la given aa the liat
of operating canneries In Alaska this
year:
A &. P. Products Company, Hid
den Inlet, Hecata Island and Cape.
Edwards; Alaska Consolidated Can
neries Company, Chomly, Yes Bay,
Rose Inlet, Quadra, Tee Harbor and
Tenakeo; Alaska* Fish Company, Wa
terfall; Alaska Packers' Association,
Wrangell and Louiug; Alaska Sani
tary Packing Company, Wrangell;
Alaska Union Fisheries, Inc., Ketch
ikan; Annette Island Packing Com
pany, Annette Island; Auk Bay Sal
mon Canning Company, Auk Bay.
Barauolf Packing Company, Red
Bluff Bay; F. C. Barnes Co., Lake
Bay; Beegle Packing Company, Ket
chikan; Burnett Inlet Packing Com
pany, Burnett Inlet: Deep Sea Sal
mon Company, Port Althrop; Fid
algo Island Packing Company, Ket
chikan; George Inlet Packing Co..
George Inlet; Haines Packing Com
pany, Haines; D. E. Harris & Co.,
Hawk Inlet; Hetta Packing Compa
ny. Mountain Polrt; Hidden Inlet
Packing Co., Hood Bay; Hoonah
Packing Company. Hoonah; G. W.
Hume Company, B;ow Bay; Llbby,
McNeil & Llbby, Yakutat and Taku;
Mountain Point Ciicklng Company,
Wrangell Narrows; Mt. Baker Pack-|
lug Compauy (floating), Red Bluff |
Bay; George T. Myers Co., Sltkoh
Buy; North Pacific Trading & Pack-i
ng Company, Klawock; Northwest
ern Fisheries Company, Kasaan; J.
II. Peratovich, Bayriew; Petersburg
Packiug Corporation, Petersburg;
Pure Food Fish Company, Ketchikan
Pyramid Packing Company, Sitka;
Red Salmon Paikers' Association
I floating); J. P. Hoop Co., Tenakee
Sanborn Cutting Company, Kake;
Seacoast Packing Company, Craig;
Sitka Packing Company, Sitka;
Steamboat Bay Packing Company,
Moyes Island; Starr-Colllnson Pack
ing Company, Molra Sound: Stuart
Packing Company (floating). Ketch
ikan; Sunny Point Packing Company
Ketchikan; Thllnget Packing Cor
poration, Funter; Wards Cove Pack
'ng Company, Wards Cove; Wilson
Fisheries Company, Port Walter and
Ketchikan.
BEX BEACHE'S FAMOUS
WOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE
Los Angeles, July.—Mrs. Catherine
Chilberg, posing as the original of
ilex Beach's famous character
Cherry Malotte, descended to the
ordinary today when she started pro
ceedings for a divorce from Eugene
son of Chilberg the Seattle banker
She married Chilberg In Nome in
1907. Mrs. Chilborg declared her
husband left her after she Insisted,
on working.
Los Angeles, July.—Mrs. Eugene
Chilberg, who sued her husband
whom she had married in Nome,
for divorce, was denied a decree by
the court on the ground of Insuffi
cient evidence. Chilberg, at the time
of his marriage, was a prominent
Nome gold operator.
G I'GGE X HE 1MB BOND
HYDER PROPERTY
That the Guggenheims appreciate
the Importance of the continuation
into the Alaskan side of the mineral
holt on which the Premier li located
Is demonstrated by the fact that this
week they bonded the Stoner group.
The property Ilea between the Daly
Alaska, Alaska Premier and the In
ternational boundary line and con
sists of 11 claims, four of which are
owned by H. B. Stoner, the other
seven being owned by Mr. Stoner,
J. V. Clegg and Paddy O'Rourke.
The bond covers a period of three
years and calls for practically con
tlnous development work, with a
survey and patent of the claim* It
is taken by the Federal Mining andi
Smelting Company, a Guggenheim |
Corporation.—Hyder Miner.
A DEBT OP GRATITUDE
A New York importing concern, j
In an effort to Induce othero to in
vest capital In the business, cites the
fact that tapeBtrles Are brought Into
this country without payment of duty
and are sold at ten times their cost.
The concern has th& hearty co-opera
tion of the Democrats In the Senate,
who are fighting e^ery effort to re
vise the tarlfT on Republican pro
tective lines. If the concern has fail
ed to contribute liberally to the Dem
ocratic campaign fund, It Is certain
ly guilty of Ingratllnde.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Mac Kintosh,
and daughter Miss Ella, made the
trip to Bennett and return on Mon- |
day. They were round trip passen-j
gera on the Princess Louise. Mr.
Mac Kintosh Is the Superintendent!
of the C. P. R.
1 V r- \
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOB TOD AI
THE GOD OF PEACE:—Now the
God of peace, . . make you perfect
in every good work to do his will.—
Hebrews 13: 20, 21.
Don't forget to attend the White
Pass A. C. dance on Saturday night.
Everybody welcome—good music.
Ton make a ratmalra
if |oi do aot »top at
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
I by local application*, r.a they cannot reach
the die»'a»...l portion of th -ar. There la
only oni- way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that Ib b- a constitutional remedy.
I Catarrhal •»« .«» caused by an In
I flamed eondlliou of the r ucous lining of
: the Eustachian Tube V/i.t n this tube 1*
Inflamed you have a rumoiingr sound or Im
perfect hi urine. ami when It is entirely
clom d. Dt-arn^ss Is th«- result. Unless tha
Inflammation can b- ml .<i and this vube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed loreVer. Many cases of
1 deafness are caus< «I by catarrh, which l»
an lnflarmd < nditlon r.f the mucous rur
i faces. Hall's Catarrh Medicine acta thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of «ho
; system.
We will Rive One Hundred Dollars fpr
any cose of Catarrhal Deafness that canrrot
be cured by H s Catarrh Medicine Cir
culars free A f'ruu'ifisfs. 76c.
TUB 8KAUWAS
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SEEMAN, Prop.
!Ht SANiiARlf MILK
The lar'Kcst and besi con
ducted iluiry la Alaska. .
Daily shipment* ul pure
milk and cream to all
poinu on \V Jilte Pass &
Yukon llouce.
IS o
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Phone 12B and Kellers will d»
liver ice cream Sunday In time fot
dinner. Order either a three flavor
brick of neapolitan or plain. W«
| will pack It to keep for hours.
Taylor & Drury, Ltd.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
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MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
• FEW arrivals this month
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTURE SOCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Manufacturers' Samples
e( Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Prices.
VKX'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at ?25 a suit. These are Extra
Good Value.
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S. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
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OARCBOSS OFFERS TOURISTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
PLEASANT VACATION
600D HUNTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOR
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